Your hair is your crowning glory, and you want it to look fantastic when you leave a salon. Finding a stylist that does what you want her to do and one that you can communicate with well is not always easy. Some hair stylists seem to have a true talent for the work they do and want nothing more than to make each customer look her absolute best while others simply want to do their work and go home.
The key to finding a good hair stylist first starts with the salon you choose. Take a look around the salon. Does
Mother’s Day
by Bea April 28th, 2009 | Holidays, Mother's Day
Mother's Day is just around the corner. This year's Mother's Day falls on Sunday, May 10th.
I was reminded of this when I walked into Walgreens this afternoon and saw the countless amounts of cards and little knick-knacks. Do not get me wrong, some of those little gifts are cute and all, but they tend to be the type of gift that gets displayed for a little bit of time and then slowly disappear into a corner or a box. The gifts were bought with money, not love. I personally would prefer a homemade card over a box of chocolates, more
I was reminded of this when I walked into Walgreens this afternoon and saw the countless amounts of cards and little knick-knacks. Do not get me wrong, some of those little gifts are cute and all, but they tend to be the type of gift that gets displayed for a little bit of time and then slowly disappear into a corner or a box. The gifts were bought with money, not love. I personally would prefer a homemade card over a box of chocolates, more
Brand Loyal
by Joe Lawrence April 23rd, 2009 | Shop Locally
“I will never buy anything from that store.” Have you ever found yourself saying or thinking that? Maybe you always get a certain product. We all love either Pepsi or Coke…why?
Why is it that we are only willing to shop for certain brands or from specific places? For years, I have banned Hardees because I thought their food was terrible. However, now I honestly think they have the best burger on the market. Although, it took me a long time to try one again.
What about you? Do you hate Chrysler products or shopping at Wal-Mart? Why won’t you buy Peter
Why is it that we are only willing to shop for certain brands or from specific places? For years, I have banned Hardees because I thought their food was terrible. However, now I honestly think they have the best burger on the market. Although, it took me a long time to try one again.
What about you? Do you hate Chrysler products or shopping at Wal-Mart? Why won’t you buy Peter
Unique Gifts For Your Mother
by Anna P. April 21st, 2009 | Gift Ideas, Green Shopping, Mother's Day, Online Shopping Hints
With Mother’s Day coming next month, we suddenly start panicking about finding the perfect gift for our mothers. Flowers are nice, but they don’t last. Spa getaways are bit pricey right now. And we just don’t feel like buying cheap perfume gift sets. So, what other options do we have? Why not check out Etsy.com, a large shopping portal that is similar to eBay, only they specialize in homemade crafts, vintage items, and craft supplies. You can find many wonderful gift ideas here, including ethereal jewelry, beautiful home décor items, such as pottery and glass, stationary, unique accessories, and
Become an Ethical Shopper
by Patti April 16th, 2009 | Green Shopping, Money Saving Hints
An ethical shopper is a person who is informed about products they are buying and buys based on principles and matters of conscience. Ethical consumerism is the name given to buying products and services that have been manufactured by ethical means. In other words, no human beings and no animals were hurt or exploited by the making of the product. This also can pertain to the environment as a whole.
Ethical consumerism (also sometimes referred to as ethical shopping, green consumerism or moral purchasing) can be practiced by way of positive buying or moral boycotting (which means to choose not to
Ethical consumerism (also sometimes referred to as ethical shopping, green consumerism or moral purchasing) can be practiced by way of positive buying or moral boycotting (which means to choose not to