January 31, 2012
Starting tomorrow, Rizzieri is launching our Love Yourself Month! We are offering the following promotions, and have special giveaways each day on our Facebook Fan Pages from 2/1 until 2/14. See below for our Love Yourself Promotions for our Rizzieri Aveda School.
We are giving away a Love Yourself Package each day through 2/14 that consists of the following.
To enter please visit our “Love Yourself” tab on our Rizzieri Aveda School for Beauty and Wellness.
New Evening Skin Care Clinic Hours
As of Wednesday, February 22nd the evening Skin Care Student Clinic will open. We will have Wednesday and Thursday evenings both open until the week of March 5th, at which time we will switch to just Wednesday evenings.
January 30, 2012
Aveda has re-launched their Full Spectrum Color! Customized color, created with a conscience, is what Aveda has achieved with the re-launch of their full spectrum color line. From colors that are perfect for clients to ones that allow colorists to push the boundaries of their creativity. Full Spectrum offers something for everyone!
Serious hair color artists applaud the artistic freedom. Full spectrum provides, while its limitless customization options, consistency of tone and quality performance. Salon guests will appreciate Full Spectrum’s long-lasting results, optimum shine, pleasing fragrance, and the fact that the Aveda products are 96% naturally derived.
The Full Spectrum line is created cruelty-free and people-treated only (no animal testing). The line is currently in Rizzieri Aveda School in Voorhees Town Center now! To schedule your color seating, contact us at 856-988-8600, or visit us at 8200 Town Center Blvd. in Voorhees, NJ.
January 27, 2012
1. Seek a Specialist: Going to an esthetician is worth the investment. Such a specialist can analyze your skin, troubleshoot your current skin regimen and suggest products that will work for you.
2. Moisturize More: Find a moisturize in winter that is oil-based instead of water-based will help retain more moisture than a lotion.
3. Slather on Sunscreen: Sunscreen isn’t just for summertime. Winter sun, combined with snow glare, can still damage your skin.
4. Give Your Hands a Hand: The skin on your hands is thinner than other parts of your body. Wear gloves to avoid itchiness or cracking.
5. Avoid Wet Gloves and Socks: Both can irritate your skin and cause itching, cracking, sores, or even eczema.
6. Hook Up the Humidifier: They get more moisture in the air which helps prevent your skin from drying out. Placing several through the home disperses moisture evenly.
7. Hydrate for your Health: Drink water to stay healthy, not to keep your skin moist. Drinking more water is good for you, but doesn’t necessarily reflect how young your skin looks.
8. Grease Up Your Feet: Find lotions that contain petroleum jelly or glycerine and use exfoliants to get the dead skin off periodically.
9. Pace the Peels: Avoid hard peels, masks, or alcohol-based toners, or astringents if your skin is already very dry. Using a cleansing milk or mild foaming cleanser will be a better option.
10. Ban Superhot Baths: The intense heat of a hot shower or bath breaks down the lipid barriers in the skin, leading to a loss of moisture. Stick with warm water!
January 26, 2012
Back on Monday we asked Blow Dry or Flat Iron? What is your preferred method and why?
It’s all about the right tools, right amount of heat and tension. Not to mention products. But which way is better for your hair? Blow dryer or flat iron?
There’s pros and cons to both. Ultimately it’s up to your personal preference to which way is best for you.
Blow Dry
Pro – Creates natural, softer looks, and it’s easier to achieve volume.
Con – Hair might not stay straight, especially when water and humidity is involved.
Flat Iron
Pro – Smooths hair so that it lies flat.
Con – Damaging to your hair because of the high levels of heat needed to penetrate hair.
Again, it’s ultimately up to what your preference is, just be sure to use products that will be sure to protect and nourish your hair!
For more information please refer to this article.
Want to learn more about what Rizzieri Aveda School has to offer? Join us in our school to learn about upcoming classes, meet with students and staff, get complimentary services, etc.
When: March 19, 2012 (Monday) 7pm – 9pm
Where: 8200 Town Center Blvd. Voorhees, NJ 08043
RSVP: Admissions@Rizzieri.com or 856-552-2270
January 25, 2012
Ana Marie Rizzieri’s talent for makeup has a refreshingly uncomplicated foundation. Ana Marie simply and strongly believes in the beauty that all women possess. Using this philosophy, she has become a well-known makeup artist working with celebrities like Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Molly Sims, Carmen Electra, and Britney Spears.
Ana Marie has created Rizzieri Make-Up School, and teaches along with Allison Coleman. The two have many experiences and opportunities to share to allow you to learn everything from bridal to editorial to high-fashion makeup techniques. The course is designed to teach everything from the basics to editorial work and ends with a photo shoot.
Students learn Ana Marie’s 9-step approach to makeup and leave the program with hands-on working knowledge of skin, eyebrows, foundation/shimmers, concealers, eyes, blush, contour, lips, and powder. Helping students find their own creative energies, strengths, and ultimately career paths is the goal of both Ana Marie and Allison. They help you start your portfolio with the provided photo shoot, as well as gain priceless experiences.
The next Make Up School will be offered on March 19, 2012. The ten-week course will run on Monday and Thursday evenings from 5:30-8:30pm. The cost of the course is $2,800 which must be paid in full. To apply, contact Sheenah Hartigan in our admissions office at SHartigan@rizzieri.com or by calling (856) 552-2270. Applications for Spring Make Up School are due on February 13, 2012
January 24, 2012
 Photo credit to mukluk
Have you ever heard the expression, “You are what you eat?”? It’s a new year, and that means a new you. Most people have made resolutions to eat better so that they look better. Well, by establishing a diet that is full of fresh fruits and vegetables not only do you feel good, but it shows from the inside out!
“What you put on your plate is even more important than what you put on your skin.
Want truly fabulous skin — glowing, vibrant, and, yes, younger-looking skin? Make sure you’re putting foods for healthy skin on your plate.
“Everything you eat becomes a part of not only your inner being, but the outer fabric of your body as well. The healthier the foods are that you consume, the better your skin will look,” says Samantha Heller, MS, RD, a clinical nutritionist at NYU Medical Center in New York City.
What Are Foods for Healthy Skin?
Most experts say eating a balanced diet is the best way to get your share of good food for healthy skin. Still, a number of specific skin treats are more likely than others to give a boost of glowing good health to your complexion. Here’s what experts told WebMD are the most important:
Low-Fat Dairy Products. One the most important components of skin health is vitamin A. One of the best places to get it is low-fat dairy products. In fact, experts say that the health of our skin cells is dependent on dietary vitamin A.
Nutrition expert Liz Lipski, PhD, CCN, says it’s doubly important to eat A-rich dairy foods if you have either diabetes or a thyroid condition.
“Many people who have these problems can’t convert the beta carotene to vitamin A, which is the form found in many foods that we normally associate with this vitamin, such as carrots,” says Lipski, the founder and Director of InnovativeHealing.com and the author of Digestive Wellness.
The A in dairy products, she says is “true A,” so everyone’s skin can use it.
Lipski says low-fat yogurt is not only high in vitamin A, but also acidophilus, the “live” bacteria that is good for intestinal health. Turns out, it may also have an impact on the skin.
“Anything that helps keep digestion normal, any live bacteria or enzymes, is also going to be reflected in healthy-looking skin,” says Lipski.
Blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, and plums. The common link between these four foods is their high antioxidant content. In a study recently published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, these four fruits weighed in with the highest “total antioxidant capacity” of any food. The benefits of these foods for healthy skin are plentiful.”
To read more about what foods an actually help to feed healthy skin please see the rest of this article on WebMD.
January 23, 2012
What’s your preferred method to straighten your hair? To blow-dry or not to blow-dry? To flat-iron or not to flat-iron? Or maybe a combination of both! We’d love to know what your method is? Let us know by leaving a comment below – tell us why that’s your preferred method!
Stay tuned for a post about the benefits and drawbacks of both!
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