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Leah and the Tenleytown crew provide the scoop for healthy fall hair. Their big suggestions: Conditioning treatments and a at home conditioning regime to keep you hair silky, smooth and frizz free. Plus, tone down highlights for richer tones to add additional glow to the skin. The clip features Lisa, Mary Beth and Leah.
Join PR at Partners’ Metro Center Location at their First Annual Pretty Party.
Why: To raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness & Research
When: Tuesday, October 28th, 2008 at 4pm
Where: PR at Partner’s Metro Center (1001 G St. NW, DC 20001)
Contact: Bonnie-Love at bonnielove@prscene.com or (202)737-0909 to RSVP.
$35 Haircuts (normally $40-65), $10 Mini-Manis, $15 Mini-facials, $15 Mini-Makeup Lessons = ALL PROFITS GO TO BREAST CANCER RESEARCH (Susan G. Komen for the Cure) and of course what’s a party without MUNCHIES, CHAMPAGNE & GOODY BAGS!
RSVP not necessary, but recommended as their will be limited spaces for haircuts, facials, makeup and manicures.
When Holly E. Thomas of The Washington Post asked Jacqui Davis (Metro Center Location) to re-create one of the hottest Fall Trends in Hair-The French Twist, Jacqui was all over it. Here are Jacqui’s tips for creating the Classic Twist at home:Modern Twists at Derek LamJacqui Davis, PR at Partners (1001 G St. NW, 202-737-0909,www.pratpartners.com)1. Derek Lam’s models sported slightly roughed-up versions of theclassic French twist, a look Davis calls ” the do for fall.” Davis recommends styling with slightly dirty hair, which is easier to work with. To combat oil, apply a hair powder at the scalp and brush through. Davis swears by the color-coordinated options from Bumble and Bumble ($19-$34).2. For model Sheila Marquez’s look, take the top “horseshoe” section of your hair (from the front hairline between the midpoints of the eyebrows to the top of the crown) and use a natural-bristle paddle brush to back-comb the underside, working in small sections from back to front.3. Spritz hair with a “working” hair spray, such as Bumble and Bumble’s Does It All styling spray ($14-$24), which lets you manipulate your hair without creating helmet head, then let it dry. Use the paddle brush to gently smooth the top layer of hair, but don’t take out the back-combing. Pinch the hair at the back of the crown and push it upward to create a bouffant. Use pins to secure.4. Back-comb the underside of the remaining hair. Apply a generous dose of working spray, and smooth the sides lightly with the brush. Pull it back as if you’re making a high ponytail, then twist to create a vertical roll. Tuck in the ends at the top, then use pins on the round side of the roll, pushing them straight through the thickest part, perpendicular to the head, and turning them sideways to slide in under the roll. The heavier your hair, the more pins you’ll need.
We are honored to be recognized in Washingtonian Magazine again! Every 3 years, they have a Best of Hair Issue. They stop fashionable Washingtonian’s on the Metro, in parties and on the street and ask “Who does your hair?”. The results are in. Congratulations to Jacqui Davis (Metro Center), Neat (Shirlington) & Ngoc (Mazza). Read below to see what they had to say…
James had the great honor to meet and work with Alexandra Cousteau, the daughter of the legendary Jack Cousteau. James worked with Tim Coburn to create a great layout. However, the best bit is this…. So, James sent me an e-mail on how lovely Alexandra is and this is a direct quote from the E-mail “We talked about her grandfather and how I grew up watching him and all his underwater exploring, she loved how I grew up playing with tadpoles, frogs, and have such a love for animals.” Ok, James really tadpoles and frogs… that’s kinda nasty. I hope you’ve stopped doing that. Well, either way love the hair and makeup.
So, I am kinda late posting this… Our team worked their butts off to pull of hair and makeup this year for Fashion Fights Poverty. And the intermittent power supply was really splendid, but with the hardest working hair and makeup team in Washington DC, all things ended well. Here’s the hard working team and of course a snap shot of James Cornwell and Jacqui Davis who provided hair and makeup for the guest of honor.
I was viewing our PRscene promo video on You Tube and low and behold I found this. Chelsea, this is some cool stuff! I hope to add Chelsea’s low-down on the look soon. In the mean time enjoy the FANTASTIC makeover.Click Here 
So, we’ve been busy! Two shoots in NYC pictures should be up soon. A photo shoot with Reiss Washington with their fall collection, yes, again pictures should be up soon. In the mean time here are some hot shots from a hot parking lot in Tysons Corner.
No joke - DC Heat + 1 model + 1 stylist + 1 Makeup artist + 1 Photographer = 1 very sultry Parking lot. 
Credits: 1 Model = Haley. 1 Stylist = Mary Shaffer Clandaniel. 1 Makeup Artist = Jacqui Davis. 1 Photographer = Sean Stredwick and DC Heat well it’s July!
WOW! This year there were so many fantastic entries, the judges had a hard time, in the end the first place winners are:
Blu-Dry - Lisa at our Warrenton Location
Editorial - Dorothy Manassas Location
Pretty Makeup - Fran Warrenton Location
Fresh Look Makeover - Justine Metro Center Location
Men’s Style - Tung Tenleytown Location
New Comer - “T” Metro Center Location
Complete details including back stage pictures, pictures from the runway and the WINNERS of the photographic awards will be up tomorrow, Wednesday. Sorry for the delay.
