Showing posts with label skin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skin. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Waxing Webinar by Completely Bare



I learned about this great opportunity from Lily over at Beauty Maverick.

Completely Bare, a trusted name in hair removal, introduces their first ever At-Home Waxing Webinar, a live, how-to waxing class courtesy of Completely Bare. Hair removal guru and owner, Cindy Barshop, has spent a decade developing the most effective techniques to get hairless, from expert services at the completely bare spa tomistake-proof at-home waxing with completely bare’s exclusive formulas.

Now Cindy and Completely Bare Spa invite you to a LIVE, on-line class where experienced completely bare technicians give you the 411 on how to wax at home and answer all of your questions—instantly, as you have them.

The first class will take place JULY 17th, @ 7:00 pm Eastern Time, and will include the following topics:

Waxing 101 – Prep Yourself
Not All Wax is Created Equal
At Home Waxing – by Body Part
Bikini Waxing – Basic, Brazilian and Completely Bare

Date and time:
Thursday, July 17, 2008 6:00 pm Central Daylight Time (GMT -05:00, Chicago)

Duration:
45 minutes

For more info and to REGISTER for the webinar, visit Completely Bare.

Monday, January 7, 2008

SKIN Dresses

This is really pretty cool! I'd encourage you to check this out if you have the inclination.

Philips, the same company that makes televisions, appliances, electronic equipment, this year's Times Square Ball and more is involved in a new design probe project. SKIN, which examines the future integration of "sensitive" materials (as opposed to "intelligent") in the area of emotional sensing.



Philips has developed Soft Technology dresses to demonstrate emotive technology. They show how the body and the near environment can use pattern and color change to interact and even predict emotional states. Pretty cool, huh!

SKIN: Tattoos
Another part to the SKIN project examines the trend of body adornment: tattoos, body piercings, implants, scarring. Philips' Electronic Tattoo film expresses the visual power of "sensitive" technology applied to the human body. You can view this sensual experiment by clicking here. (WARNING: the film plays on the senses of touch and vision and is sensual in nature; short 2.5 minutes) Film plays toward bottom of the page.
photos: Philips.com
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