Mane Attraction Salon and RESCUE Partner to Fight Pet Euthanasia Sunday Marks the 11th Annual Beauty to the RESCUE
Pets and their owners can enjoy a posh beauty treatment as they help raise money for RESCUE (Reducing Euthanasia at Shelters through Commitment and Underlying Education).
Mane Attraction Salon has partnered with RESCUE, a local nonprofit animal rescue organization, to host the eleventh annual Beauty to the RESCUE. For a minimum donation ($35-$50 for haircuts, $10 for Deep Conditioning Masque, $20 for Blow Dry Style and $20 for Makeup Applications), anyone can partake in a day of personal pampering all while raising funds to support RESCUE in its fight against pet euthanasia.
Last November I wrote about Josie Maran Cosmetics and my adoration for the Argan Lip Gloss. Recently, Josie Maran Cosmetics added a few new products to her brand. My new favorite product is the Argan Color Stick in Rosey, for cheeks and lips. This stick is infused with Argan oil, which is an incredibly rich source of vitamin E and essential fatty acids.
Another favorite product of mine is the Limited Edition Argan Eyeshadow Quad. The natural colors are Argan infused, easy to blend and long lasting. All products are made with natural and organic ingredients. You can learn more about Josie Maran Cosmetics by going to the official website. Don’t forget to check out Josie’s blog as well!
What defines a style icon? To me a style icon is someone who is smart, strong, independent and innovative. A style icon loves to experiment and have fun with fashion, making it seem effortless. Two of my favorite fashion inspirations are Iman and Audrey Hepburn.
Iman (Iman Abdulmajid) is Somali-American supermodel, actress and entrepreneur. She was discovered by fashion photographer Peter Beard. A year later, she was modeling for Vogue in 1975. Iman became an inspiration and muse to many including designer Yves Saint-Laurent. She started her own cosmetics firm in 1994 and is currently involved in numerous charitable endeavors. Iman works with the Children’s Defense Fund and is a spokesperson for the Keep a Child Alive program.
Audrey Hepburn is another one of my fashion inspirations. I’ve always admired Audrey’s impeccable sense of style and her charity work. She had a graceful, humble spirit and was the epitome of chic. Audrey was born Edda Kathleen van Heemstra Hepburn-Ruston and trained as a dental assistant before making it big. Her famous “little black dress” from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, designed by Givenchy, was sold at auction for $920,000.