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Artisan Salon
894 Main Street
Falmouth,
Cape Cod, Ma 02540
5085409432
www.ArtisanSalonFalmouth.com
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 The History of Red Lipstick One of the first accounts of wearing red lipstick came from the Mesopotamian women (and often men) who used to adorn their lips with crushed semi-precious stones. Later, Cleopatra was known for crushing beetles and ants to get the right shade of scarlet for her lips. The phrase 'Kiss Of Death' was coined because of the harmful mixture of fucus-algin, iodine, and bromine mannite that Egyptian women used to create lipstick. Highly toxic, the concoction often led to serious illness and sometimes death. Frost lipstick even had its first incarnation-fish scales were ground up to loan lipstick its pearlescent sheen. Photo: Getty Image
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A New Do for Hilary Hilary Clinton showed off a new hairstyle last week and the fashion press loves it! called Clinton's look "cheerful and vivacious" and referred to her side-swept bangs as being "kicky." The blog World of Hillary Clinton concurred that the shorter, wavy layers were superflattering. Morgan says, " The layers, bangs and highlighted color are a fabulous look for a woman of any age". They soften her features and project a mature, stylish woman who is in control of her life." |
Artisan Salon is your salon for Hair & Wellness. We pledge to give you the most up to date cutting, coloring and styling techniques along with the superior customer service that you deserve. Combined we have over 58 years of experience. (Yikes!)
And don't forget, Morgan does the most relaxing pedicures and facials, too!
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How to get Healthy Hair this Summer
 - Protect color: UV rays from the sun can break down protective protein in the hair and open up the cuticle, allowing color to fade faster. "You can help combat fading color by keeping your hair moisturized and regularly apply a hair product containing sun and UV protection," suggests Morgan and Jim."Use Aveda's Sun Veil and wear a hat for total coverage."
- Daily moisture: You can never moisturize your skin or your hair enough in the heat of summer. For your hair we use and recommend Dry Remedy by Aveda with its deep-moisture complex which penetrates hair to deliver lasting, intense moisture, powered by buriti oil, pomegranate and palm-derived conditioners.Dry Remedy by Aveda.
- Fight frizz: You will win the battle if you apply a leave in conditioner or styling cream. Ask Morgan or Jim which one is best for you.
- Reduce oil on scalp: If hot weather gives you an oily scalp and hair lather up with a gentle shampoo such as Scalp Benefits from Aveda and condition only the mid-shaft and ends.
- Water protection: Here's a simple trick from Jim at Artisan Salon. Protect your hair from chlorine and salt by coating your hair with leave in conditioner before entering the water.
- Deep hydration: "Summer sun, chlorine and salt can dry out those luscious locks" says Morgan at Artisan Salon. "Apply a deep conditioning treatment once a week to make hair healthy and luscious."
- Counteract brassiness: Sun damage, dryness, chlorine, and other summer factors can alter hair color and cause warm tones to appear in your hair (often called "brassiness"). At Artisan Salon we suggest Aveda's Blue Malva or Black Malva shampoo and conditioner tone your hair back to it's brilliant self.
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What's Going On in Falmouth
this Summer?
 There is still time to take in all the summer fun that Falmouth has to offer. Jim, who fills in as the Master of Ceremonies at the Falmouth Town Band this season has a list of fun family activities for you to consider before the sun sets this season.
Jim says, " there is something to do every day of the week. So, get off the couch and act like a tourist!".
Monday- "Lobster Rolls on the Lawn"- 5-7 PM at St. Barnabus Church and then go listen to the accapella group, Hyannis Sound at the First Congregational Church located across the street at 8 PM. Tuesday- College Light Opera Company opening night when you can meet the cast after the show. Fabulous Broadway musicals and operettas all season long. Wednesday- "Movies Under the Stars " at Peg Noonan Park on Main Street. Fun for the whole family.
Thursday-Relax on a sunset sail aboard the Liberte', a two masted schooner and then take in the Falmouth Town Band at 7:30 PM at the Bandshell on Falmouth Harbor. 6-7:30 PM - Excellent bands play for free in Peg Noonan Park in the heart of Main Street!
Saturday- Take in a music festival, Classic Car Show or an Arts and Crafts Fair. There is something going on throughout the season. Here is a good list of these events. Sunday- Jump on the Whoosh trolley and head down to Woods Hole for lunch on the water at one of the fine restaurants. Then visit the Marine Fisheries aquarium or Titanic exhibition. Check out the mosaic exhibition called "Signatures" at Highfield Hall, or take the drive to Heritage Museums in Sandwich for the Driving Our Dreams: Imagination in Motion display at the Automobile Gallery. Also, see the carousel and Hidden Hollow for the kids.
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