Vol. 10, Issue 11, November 2021
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Mosaic Beauty Art Creates Beautiful Brows, Reduces Womens’ Morning Routine By Deborah Bostock-Kelley At the intersection of art and technology is Jelena Zunic and Mosaic Beauty Art. Located in Oldsmar, Jelena specializes in giving women back precious time. According to a Google survey, on average, women lose up to 40 minutes a day applying their makeup. Originally from Europe, growing up in Serbia and Austria, Jelena has traveled the world and seen first-hand the trends in beauty. She is happy to use this international influence to help beautifully shape the brows of her clients. “I have seen different ways of doing those procedures throughout the beauty industry from different parts of the world. I was always interested in beauty. Technology and art have helped me a lot in the permanent makeup industry because of how precise I need to be, and I still have that artistic eye.” Mosaic Beauty Art offers micro-blading, powder brow/ shading, and a combination of the two and will soon add lips and eyeliner to their client services.
In micro-blading, the client’s eyebrows are done with a hand tool, which creates hairlike strokes. “It looks very natural. It’s done for people who are looking for those natural results.” In powder dye or shading, a machine creates a fuller eyebrow. “This is more of a makeup look for people who don’t want to have to fill in (their eyebrows) when they put their makeup on.” Jelena explained that the combination of the two works really well with both client
styles because it creates a natural effect of hair-like strokes and shading. Micro-blading is not recommended for someone regularly dealing with oily skin or having mature skin. Those candidates do much better with powder brows. She said that the decision to get microbladed or powdered brows depends on the person’s skin condition, skin type, skincare, and lifestyle. If the person is active regularly outside in the heat, sweating, or the gym
See “Mosaic” on page 12
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: From the Editor................5
How to Manage Your Savings Goals................8-9