To celebrate the release of Sex and the City 2 (in theatres May 27th), celebrity stylist and hair guru on TLC’s “What Not to Wear” Ted Gibson is offering a limited time SATC Salon Blow out Party for you and your friends. Groups of 4 or more can get a discounted blowout service at the hair salon known for having the most expensive haircut for $950. (When booking the party, make sure you say “Sex and the City” to get the discount). Perks include:
FREE glass of champagne
15% off Blowouts for each guest of the party
Discount on the Ted Gibson Hair Sheet Styling from $14.99 to $10.00
The service is available from May 14th – 29th at Ted's salons in New York and DC.
New York:
184 Fifth Avenue - 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10010
(212) 633-6333
DC:
5481 Wisconsin Ave. - Level 2
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
(301) 951-4445
Doesn't this sound so fun? If I lived in either of these cities, I would totally get some friends together so we could all go sip champagne and get blowouts together. He needs to open a salon in L.A!
Being a working mom of a young baby has really spun my life into a chaotic state I didn’t anticipate. Everyone (including numerous random strangers) told me “your life will change,” but I didn’t really take into account just how much. Yes, obviously my life is different from my binge-drinking, table-dancing heyday, but I am still able to catch up with friends and make my weekly trip to Target to over-spend on stuff I don’t need - they just take a bit more planning to accommodate my little guy. It’s the previously simple excursions, like getting a mani/pedi, that have become so difficult I don't even bother anymore. The thought of trying to squeeze his big ‘ol Graco into a salon makes me want to erupt in tears (it's hard enough maneuvering through Ralphs). Besides, I don't want to expose my baby to nasty fumes and potentially toxic chemicals (those very same toxins I've been faithfully sucking in for years). When I read about a new kid-friendly salon which just opened in Los Angeles, I stuffed the Graco and baby in the car and sped immediately to Plush Beauty Barto see if it really was as great as it seemed. This awesome salon is exactly what every mom dreams about – a place to get some pampering while still enjoying the company of your child.
I'm always nervous when I go to a new salon, especially one as famous as Warren-Tricomi. You just never know what to expect and I'm always halfway convinced that the people are going to be mean and I'm going to turn into Julia Roberts from "Pretty Woman" and just walk around touching things. Well I'm happy to report that on my visit to Warren-Tricomi, I wasn't tempted to touch anything (except maybe those mirrors - aren't they fabulous?) Stylist Christine Symonds instantly made me feel right at home while we chatted about products and decided what I should do with my hair. Somehow she made it not scary to chop off six inches, even though the thought of that usually brings me to tears. (I know six inches is a lot, but my hair was seriously approaching Rapunzel status - and not in a good way).
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