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Aesthetics Course is an integral part of Cosmetology and is a blooming industry in Beauty and Wellness Industry.

VLCC School Nail Extension Course

New and funky nail trends have opened a new arena of creativity and expression.

VLCC School Nutrition and Dietetics Courses

VLCC Institute Nutritionist and Dietician courses helps you to become the future leaders in bringing around a healthy society free of diseases and deficiencies.

VLCC School Spa Therapy Course

The art of delivering soothing and relaxing experience in a demanding and pressurised life style.

Thursday 7 December 2017

Hair Colouring Trends

Balayage & Ombre
Balayage and Ombre may sound that the names of two exotic places but they are, in fact, hair colouring styles which are used to highlight hair streaks in a different yet attractive way.
We, as hairstylists, know the difference between an Ombre and a Balayage.

Balayage is the “Technique”

Balayage has been around for a while, but this timeless technique is creeping its way back into being one of the most popular hair color requests in salons today.

Balayage is a French word meaning to sweep or to paint. It allows for a sun-kissed natural looking hair colour – similar to what nature gives us as children – with softer, less noticeable re growth lines. The principal idea being less is more when creating soft, natural looks.

Balayage is applied on the surface and not saturated through the section until the very tips, otherwise you would have a streak of colour that isn’t very soft at all. It can also be called a freehand technique because no foil or meche are used to create the highlights.

It’s a technique that becoming better known because all the models and A-listers are wearing it.
 Healthy hair is attractive hair and that’ll never go out of fashion. Balayage gives a gorgeous healthy finish that looks nature-enhanced, glossy and expensive. It can be natural or strong, whatever you want, it’s all about the application technique.

Ombre is the ‘'Technique’’

The hair world borrowed the term 'Ombre' from the French word meaning shaded or shading. Ombre hair color is generally darker at the roots through the mid-shaft and then gradually gets lighter from the mid-shaft to the ends. It is usually achieved using a balayage technique and is ideal for clients looking for a low-maintenance style.

 
The Ombre technique can seem intimidating to stylists that are used to the control of foils but as difficult as this technique can look, the results are always gorgeous and way easier than you think.

One of the many reasons this technique is so great is that it looks good on almost anyone. Ombre requires very little upkeep, making it easier for it to remain on trend.
Stay current and of the moment by introducing your clients to new trends and techniques.
 




Friday 13 October 2017

BEAUTY DIET- 10 FOODS YOU MUST EAT



Eating balanced diet not only keeps you healthy but can also you look prettier and give you clearer skin. Skin is the largest organ in the human body, it is where deficiencies are most noticeable.
Here are few foods that can enhance your beauty: -

1. YOGURT-It is packed with proteins and amino acids that help repair skin cells and keep skin looking fresh and also reduce dark circle.
2. GREEN TEA- It contains polyphenols helps eradicate free radicals and slow down aging process. Its antioxidant property also keeps skin elastic; prevent sagging, fine lines, wrinkles, etc.
3. TOMATOES- Tomatoes are rich in lycopene and carotenoids fruit which helps to prevent sunburn and slow down the cellular damage caused by free radicals.
4. AVOCADO- This green fruit can be eaten and applied on the face to benefit as it is rich in biotin and helps to prevent brittle nails and hair also keeps skin well nourished.
5.  KIDNEY BEANS- Kidney beans and legumes are packed with protein and amino acids that helps to repair cell damage also boost collagen production and regeneration of skin cells.
6- POMEGRANATES- This is rich in antioxidants and helps to get rid of toxins from body and increase collagen production and slow down aging process.


7- SALMON- salmon is rich in omega 3 fatty acid which improves elasticity of skin thus keeping it firm and preventing fine lines and wrinkle.
8- WALNUTS- For vegetarians, walnuts are an excellent alternative to salmon as they are also rich in omega 3 fatty acids that help keep the skin looking youthful and add shine to your hair.
9- WATER- Water is very important for hydrating the skin. Water helps to maintain moisture of skin, its elasticity, prevent drying and premature ageing. Water transport nutrients to skin, apart from drinking water also include foods that are high in water content such as- cucumber and water melon for hydration of skin.
10- PAPAYA- Papaya is loaded with antioxidant and carotene.
Papaya have anti-aging properties and responsible for good skin and eye.