So6ix Magazine June 2013

SPECIAL BEAUTY ISSUE

Interactive with

HOW TO ADD COLOR

TO YOUR SPRING BEAUTY ROUTINE Hair & Makeup By Sharon Tabb P. 18

NIGHT OUT LOOK

Article By Britta Newton P. 20

2013

BEAUTY SHOWCASE COMPETITION!

Photography By Clifton Roberts, Leia Smethurst and Kelsi Laine Thompson P. 32

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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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• DEADCENTER

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• SPOTLIGHT ON

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• VAMPIRE FACIAL

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by Alex Wehrley

CK & COMPANY

by Britta Newton

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by Kathleen Mason-Morton PA-C

• HOW TO ADD COLOR TO YOUR SPRING hair & makeup by Sharon Tabb

BEAUTY ROUTINE

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• NIGHT OUT LOOK

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• FIVE DIFFERENT HAIRSTYLES

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by Britta Newton

YOU CAN DO IN FIVE MINUTES!

by Britta Newton

• JUNE WISHLIST

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• HOROSCOPES

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by Britta Newton

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by Dadhichi Toth

• 2013 BEAUTY SHOWCASE COMPETITION

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• SUMMER NAIL DIY

by Britta Newton

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• SO6IX PIX

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• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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• SO6IX PROFESSIONALS

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photography by Clifton Roberts, Leia Smethurst and Kelsi Laine Thompson

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LEGAL AND CREDITS

PUBLISHER

Jack McBride jack@so6ix.com

PRODUCTION MANAGER Clifton Roberts clifton@so6ix.com

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR Ericka Williams ericka@so6ix.com

FASHION DIRECTOR Britta Newton britta@so6ix.com

THE 6 APP DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Jarrett Franklin jarrett@so6ix.com

PHOTOGRAPHY

Clifton Roberts, Leia Smethurst, Jesse Stinson and Kelsi Laine Thompson

MANAGING EDITOR

Shawndra Roberts

WEBSITE DESIGNER Clifton Roberts

DISTRIBUTION

ON THE COVER...

PHOTOGRAPHY BY: CLIFTON ROBERTS MODEL: HEATHER C WITH MDM MODEL AND TALENT MANAGEMENT MAKEUP AND HAIR BY: MALORIE AVALINE WARDROBE PROVIDED BY: GIL'S CLOTHING STYLING BY: BRITTA NEWTON CORRECTION: For last month's cover we said Malorie Avaline did the hair and makeup, it was actually Anastasia Strattan(hair) and Nicole Paris(makeup).

Nathan Stager and Michael Svedeman

STAFF WRITERS

Jacqueline Larocco, Beth Ann Mock, and Dadhichi Toth

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

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L E T T E R F R O M T H E S TA F F Thanks so much for picking up the June Issue of So6ix!

As it's the Beauty Showcase Issue it was particularly exciting for me to plan in my new position as fashion director.

to all the local retail shops, boutiques, make-up artists, hair stylist, models, and my fabulous new interns that are excited about working with us to make this happen.

Remember June 30th is our Beauty Insider

Our idea for June was to create an opportunity

Event and Awards Ceremony at the Will's

for local hair and makeup stylists teams to have

Roger's Theatre. Keep your eyes peeled for

a friendly competition. The stylists and the salons

ticket info! Fashion show, models, beautiful hair

who sponsor them are able to get some great

and makeup, drinks, music, all the most creative

visibility and get real creative and show their

people in the business...

artistry. I definitely enjoyed the stylists I was

need I say more?

able to meet and brainstorm with over these last couple months and I'm excited to hear what you

So go on! Start flipping

guys think! I hope everyone gets on over to our

pages, and let me know

Facebook page and votes for their favorite!

what you think!

I am also stoked for this summer, and the new fashion savvy direction our magazine is heading.

I am so thankful and over the moon appreciative

Britta Newton

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SOCIETY

deadCENTER BY

Alex Wehrley

Having moved to Oklahoma just eight months

The

blind

judging

system

enabled

ago to host KSBI’s Oklahoma LIVE, I am quickly

deadCENTER to narrow down this year’s pool of

experiencing a lot of firsts in Oklahoma City.

approximately 700 film applicants to roughly 100

One of those firsts I am looking forward to is

films, representing 12 different countries. I caught

the deadCENTER Film Festival—five days of

up with deadCENTER’s Executive Director, Lance

independent films, workshops, panels and parties.

McDaniel to find out which are this year’s must

The festival, takes place June 5 through June 9. It

see films.

is named after the location, Oklahoma City is the

As far as high profile films go McDaniel

dead center of the United States. Its accolades

recommends checking out The Hot Flashes, a

however,

heartland.

comedy starring Brooke Shields; The Kings of

MovieMaker Magazine calls it the "Top 20 Coolest

Summer, a coming of age story, featuring Megan

Film Festivals” in the world.

Mullally and her husband Nick Offerman; Some

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beyond

the

SOCIETY Girl(s), a relationship comedy with Adam Brody and Kristen Bell; Yellow, a psychedelic drama from director Nick Cassavetes starring Melanie Griffith, Sienna Miller and Ray Liotta; and, Rolling Stones: Charlie is My Darling, the first documentary about the Rolling Stones made in 1965--recently rediscovered and released.

While these films may be buzz worthy, deadCENTER announces the real winners on Saturday, June 8. The festival awards the best It isn't just big name movie makers causing

films in the following categories: narrative,

waves at deadCENTER; talented Oklahomans

feature, documentary feature, narrative short,

bring roughly 25 to 30 percent of the films at the

documentary short, Oklahoma film, student short

festival. Here are just a few to keep on your radar:

and short screenplay.

A Year in the Life of Wayne’s Phone from Wayne Coyne; Freak Night, a concert film from the 2012 Flaming Lips concert at the Zoo; The Jogger, a tense thriller, written by Edmond’s Casey Twenter and Jeff Robison, the writers of William H. Macy’s

You can watch a full recap of the winners during my Alex Around Town segment on

KSBI’s

Oklahoma

LIVE,

Monday, June 10 from 4 p.m. to

Rudderless; and, The Hornet’s Nest, an intense

5 p.m. To see deadCENTER Film

documentary about an Oklahoma Emmy Award

Festival’s 2013 schedule, go to

winning war correspondent.

deadcenterfilm.org.

Alex Wehrley

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SPOTLIGHT ON (405) 843- 7636 6426 Avondale Drive Nichols Hills, Ok 73116

C K & C O M PA N Y

BY Britta Newton HAIR AND MAKEUP Chelsey Cobbs and Natasha Shipley FEATURING Amanda H (Brink Model Management), Alaina

H, Brooke T, Caitlin S (MDM Model Management), Kristina H (Brink Model Management) and Sage C (Brink Model Management)

For this month's boutique spotlight we traveled to the renovated CK & Company in Nichols Hills Plaza. Walking into the large open boutique, the patron is immediately impressed with the layout of the store. They can expect to be greeted with a friendly smile. I enjoyed meeting all the sales associates and personal shoppers at CK & Co. Everyone was knowledgeable about the designers they carry, current trends, and how a garment fits on each shopper. You can find designers such as DVF, Vince, Tory Burch, Lafayette 148 and many more. They strive to provide the best customer service to enhance the overall shopping experience whether it be in store or online.

I really wanted to showcase a neutral color story with the garments I chose from the boutique. Creams, nudes and pinks with fabulous gold jewelry is a classic summer look.

Be sure to go visit CK & CO this month and mention you saw them in So6ix!

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SUCCESS

VAMPIRE FACIAL BY

Kathleen Mason-Morton PA-C

If Vampire Facial conjures up the thoughts of

is not a facelift procedure. Traditional facelifts

Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula with perfectly white

require the surgical cutting and removal of

skin and no wrinkles then you and I are on the

sagging skin. The recovery period from facelift

right track. In reality the tried and tested method

surgery is quite extensive, as well as painful. In

of using PRP or Platelet Rich Plasma otherwise

recent years a number of nonsurgical alternatives

known as the Vampire Facial can reverse signs

have been developed for facial rejuvenation. The

of aging on your face, neck, and dècolletè. The

introduction of newer, safer cosmetic dermal fillers

catch is that in order to accomplish this task it

and injectables like Botox, Juvaderm, Radiasse,

requires that your own blood must be drawn to

and Artifill have allowed for the development

obtain the platelets and the plasma to encourage

of

new collagen growth. Each day over the next

procedures such as the Liquid Facelift. A Liquid

few months healthier and younger-looking skin

Facelift typically uses Botox and dermal fillers to

appears before your very eyes, you are getting

sculpt and create volume in the face. The Vampire

younger. There is no risk of allergic reaction or

Facelift goes a step beyond the standard liquid

rejection because it uses your own natural plasma

facelift by using the body's own blood to repair

to heal the micro channels created in your skin

damaged skin. This treatment combines the

to induce new collagen formation. The Vampire

science of hyaluronic acid fillers with unipotent

Facial and Facelift are nonsurgical procedures

stem cells to grow new, younger- looking skin.

to create the fibrin matrix that becomes new collagen over time.

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effective

nonsurgical

facial

rejuvenation

This method of healing wounds and injuries has been around for decades but only recently hit the cosmetic industry. There are actually two

procedures, one is a Vampire Facelift which combines acid fillers like Juvaderm and Radiasse with platelet rich proteins of your own plasma to produce a more youthful you. The other is the more recently popular Vampire Facial where painless micro channeling of the skin allowing the plasma to seep into the channels and tighten to heal the skin.

How long will it last? Well unfortunately, you will continue to age unlike the mythological vampires. Once the procedure is complete the effects can last up to 15 months. There is minimal or no down time as with tradition facial rejuvination procedures.

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SELF-HELP

HOW TO ADD

COLOR TO YOUR

SPRING BEAUTY ROUTINE HAIR & MAKEUP BY Sharon Tabb FEATURING Isabella R with Tabb Models CONCEPT AND STYLING BY Britta Newton

Makeup for the warmer temperatures can be a tricky battle. No one wants to wear a dark and

The key to keeping this look from appearing too outrageous is a clean palette to start with. Using

thick smokey eye on a humid day, while a vibrant bold lip can be a lot to handle for a long period of time.

That is why colored liner has become a favorite

a creme eyeliner to draw the colorful top line, and a bright pink lip hue to balance it out will complete the look.

go-to. Going all out and rimming your entire eye If you are feeling a little more daring, try seems a little intimidating for most. I really love just a bright color on the top lash line! For this look we

using colored chalk for your hair. Just applying

chose inspiration from of of nature's finest colors-

it to a couple loose strands will give you some

a bright electric blue.

instant fashionista credentials without anything

Start with your every day base makeup (don't forget sunscreen!). Then highlight your cheeks and forehead with a bronze powder.

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permanent. This looks especially great when added to soft curly hair.

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S AT I S FAC T I O N

NIGHT OUT

LOOK LOOK CREATED BY Autumn Styles FEATURING Eden D with Tabb Models WRITTEN BY Britta Newton

When creating a glamorous look such as this

away, an eyeshadow primer is a must. She

one choose your focal point before you get ready.

really likes Urban Decay’s Primer Potion. It is

Go for a smoky eye and a nude lip (shown here)

waterproof and keeps eyeshadow from fading

or a bold lip accompanied with sleeker eye. Too

off or creating those embarrassing crease lines.

much makeup and you will look like you are about to be performing on stage!

• Autumn chose to do a twist on the expected • Start with a clean palette. No foundation herejust spots of concealer to cover blemishes will

smoky eyes with a pop of color on the eye lidsused Urban Decay’s 6 Color Eye Palette.

help from feeling like your face is melting by the end of the night.

• Then finishing the look with the nude lip- Autumn used Mac Lip Pencil ($15

• Using a product like Benefit Moonbeam {$26

at

at Sephora.com} on high points on the face will

MacCosmetics.com) in nude and topped it with

create a radiant look that will last throughout the night.

MacCosmetics.com,

Lipstick

($18

at

a clear gloss. Using lipliner before applying the lipstick seems so old school- but it is essential in a long lasting lip color. The lipliner shapes

• When doing a dramatic eye- your brow grooming is a necessity! Create more of a striking set of eyebrows to frame your eyes with

the lip and keeps any color from bleeding onto your face.

clear mascara and a hint of dark eyeshadow.

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STYLE

FIVE DIFFERENT HAIRSTYLES YOU CAN DO IN

messy and fun, like we did here, by piecing the hair out, or comb the hair before pinning for a sleek elegant up-do.

Madelyn says, "By leaving the front bangs out and wrapping it around the top bun you can still create the flattering deep side part when putting hair up"

FIVE MINUTES!

HAIR AND MAKEUP BY Madelyn Martin FEATURING Ashley M with AD Model WRITTEN BY Britta Newton

MGMT

LOOK 2 Another no-heat, no-rubber band look! Start by taking the top part of your hair and braiding it into one braid, then wrapping it around into a rose, bring your bangs back, and pin into place.

Madelyn teased some of the hair left down to create sexy volume.

LOOK 1

Madelyn says, "The word scrunch has gotten a

This no-heat, no-rubber band look is so cute

bad reputation, but it still works. Using hairspray

and versatile. Start by sectioning off the hair into

or spray wax and running it through your fingers

three different parts, then twisting the hair around

before scrunching will give more texture and

and using bobby pins to hold in place. Keep it

volume without giving you the wet look."

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STYLE give it a romantic feel. Taking the front part of your hair and braiding it into a headband, creates an elegant extra detail that will stand out.

Madelyn says, "Rubbing a pomade onto the hair while braiding will keep the braid in place and prevent fly aways."

LOOK 3 The trendiest and greatest thing to happen to greasy hair since a baseball cap is the the top bun.

Gather the hair on top of your head, comb through then tease before wrapping into a bun.

Madelyn says, "Adding small braids into your hairstyle will create a little more depth and give the impression you planned your 'do instead of throwing it up as a last resort."

LOOK 5 Who doesn't love a side ponytail? This young classic look literally gets a twist by braiding some small sections of hair before gathering it into the ponytail.

Madelyn says, "Don't use rubber bands to hold braids. Let the hair spread out naturally after it is inside the ponytail, and you can prevent breakage from small rubber bands."

Madelyn Martin is a hair and makeup stylist at Raylyn-Taylor Salon in Oklahoma City. She loves Unite Eurotherapy and used Trickly Lite Finishing LOOK 4

Spray, Second Day Finishing Creme, and Max

This hairstyle does take a little heat. Just by

Control Strong Hold Hairspray, all available for

curling some of the top sections of your hair you

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STYLE

JUNE WISHLIST BY

Britta Newton

For this month's wish list I was overwhelmed with possibilities. How am I supposed to pick only a handful of beauty items I want? I quickly had a list of over 30. In order to narrow it down I thought 'what is the most essential beauty tool? What do I have on my face when I feel the most beautiful?' The answer was nothing!

Playing dress up and having fun with eyeshadow colors is a fantastic part about being a vibrant, and playful member of society. Would my duck face self pictures be as adorable if I wasn't lined, filled in and glossed? Would my eyelashes still create a heavy eyed come hither look if they weren't layered with four coats of mascara?

Honestly, I do not have an answer for you. As a young woman, the hardest part in staying beautiful is just that, staying beautiful. We ruin our skin with the foods we consume, the harsh scrubs, not wearing sun screen and who knows what else. Eyelashes fall out when we sleep in our lustful gob of mascara, and then we put fake ones on.

I decided to go on a summer beauty renovation and I hope you all will join me.

MY SUMMER REJUVENATION WISH LIST 1. Water. Tons of it- at least eight 8 ounce glasses per day.

2. Sweat. Exercising in a local studio or even with a DVD in your living room will tone, and break up tension in your muscles.

3. Natural Purifiers. Foods such as salmon, sweet potatoes, snapper, kiwi, sunflower seeds and turkey are rich in nutritious value they cleanse skin inside and out.

4. Minimal makeup. This one is going to be tough. I do not mean no makeup at all. Just no foundations or powders that completely conceal your natural beautiful skin and clog pores.

5. Cold cream. Washing your face off with a cold cream every night. A harsh chemical that takes all your natural oils is damaging and you need those oils to help protect from wrinkles!

6. Organic fruit scrub. I have found and tested a great home made fruit scrub (recipe on the next page) 7. Minimal alcohol consumption. Late nights and excessive drinking is harmful to your health.

8. Velcro rollers. Using these no heat options for curls and volume will give your hair a break from the blow drying and hot tools.

9. SLEEP! No more dark circles. Log out of your Netflix and wind down an hour before bedtime. Use this time to read or take a bath before you sleep.

10. Last but not least- Laugh. I'm always drawn to a giggle. Mother Nature won't keep you from wrinkling no matter how much you pay. Wouldn't you rather have smile lines than furrowed brow lines?

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STYLE

ORGANIC HOMEADE FRUIT SCRUB: ORGANIC HOMEADE FRUIT SCRUB: 1 cup ground oatmeal ¼ cup blueberries ½ cup dry lavender flowers, stripped of stalks ½ cup powdered milk (either whole or nonfat) 2 teaspoon cornmeal Mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl, massage into damp skin, and rinse with warm water. (Scrub will keep for six months.)

Limit exfoliation to once a week until you know how your skin reacts. Then, you can use up to three times a week if your skin isn't showing signs of irritation.

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S AT I R E

JUNE 2013 BY

Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22) It’s time to re-evaluate many of your attitudes, desires and objectives. Along with this your relationships should also be under scrutiny.

Between the 6th and the 10th you may need to pull back and re-appraise some directional commitment that you have given, understanding that the circumstances have now changed.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) Friendships are high on your agenda but you may also need to sort out some problems with your existing peer group, an individual in particular.

For fear of offending others you may bite your tongue and then regret this later. At the end of the day, whatever difficulties you may experience will be to your advantage as there are strong indications that a new friendship or acquaintance can be made sometime this month.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) You could experience a lot of fun through your professional activities and meet new people.

Between the 8th and the 14th you can travel or connect with people that have different views to you. Try to remain open to the opposite point of view even if you don't initially agree with it. You will find yourself growing in leaps and bounds by remaining open to what is possible. You will be serious after the 20th so try to keep it light.

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LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) This month your good luck may come in the form of travel, financial opportunities or even spiritual insights if you are the more evolved type of Libra.

You have an extremely busy month and from the 1st to the 15th you may find yourself completely overstretched. The 16th of the 18th should see you in a more relaxed state of mind that this will require you stepping away from the crowd to do so.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) This is a transformative month and Venus, Jupiter, the Sun and Mars bring to the surface a lot of hidden fears and desires. This is not necessarily bad as you can re-initiate some spiritual aspects of your personality and make some strong moves forward in this area. With Mercury prompting you to travel, you may also find yourself looking at foreign affairs and cultures to stimulate you and fulfill some of your buried desires for travel.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) New partnerships, and this includes business

S AT I R E

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) You are full of energy and vitality so find an appropriate outlet for this.

Between the 6th and the 15th take care when driving, especially if you are running out of time. Mishaps are likely and you can be rather impulsive in your decisions. Think your actions through before embarking on them! You continue to make slow but steady progress in your work. relationships as well, may be off to a good start but your impulses will have you overlooking some key attributes of the person or issues surrounding your affiliation. Look more carefully at others motives. Sexual endeavors pay off after the 3rd but between the 4th and the 7th confusion may set in and your passions may be thwarted and under a cloud. Journeys may take place after the 8th.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19) Cement old friendships, commence new relationships and to actively expand your network of connections in the world. Between the 4th and the 8th you may have some sudden twists and turns in work but this will be alleviated by fun times after the 9th and some opportunities to increase your professional standing between the 12th and the 15th.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) Your zone of love affairs and creativity is also nicely activated through the presence of Mars, the Sun, Jupiter and Venus; and this means you will for the most part, particularly after the 6th, be looking at meeting new people or at least taking your existing relationships to a new level. After the 19th you may feel somewhat disillusioned by work but this may only be a temporary state of mind for a couple of days though.

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) You are thinking about love this month but divided loyalties could make it difficult for you to find the time. You will need to be shrewd to manage the family affairs as well as a new love affair. Things may move smoothly, almost unrealistically, between the 7th and the 12th but after the 13th your first impressions may take a sharp turn left.

Don’t rush anything this month in the way of love.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) Take care of your health this month as the Sun's transit into your zone of physical and mental well-being is strongly highlighted. Begin a new exercise regime and also look carefully at how you can improve your diet, especially after the 21st. You are compelled to say or do something that you may regret on or about the 30th. Think carefully before doing so.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20) There could be problems with finances this month, but these will be made worse if you choose to argue with others. Try not to let your ego get in the way of reasonable negotiations especially if you are in business. These issues could get worse towards the end of the month particularly in the first week of the month. Working through family relationships will be an important component of finding peace of mind. so6ix.com | JUNE 2013

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LIFESTYLE LOOK CREATED BY MADELYN MARTIN AND LINDSAY DAVIS OF RAYLYNTAYLOR SALON. FEATURING TAYLOR DAVIS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY NIKKI WESTPHAL AND TIFFANY LEWIS FROM DK SALON. FEATURING SCARLETT B. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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COMMERCIAL LOOK CREATED BY KRISTINE COMBS OF DK SALON. FEATURING CHANEL HULLEY. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

FANTASY LOOK CREATED BY STEVIE KENNEDY AND ALLIE SANDAGUR FROM SCHARDEIN AND CO. FEATURING STEPHANIE COOPER. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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FANTASY LOOK CREATED BY SHYLOH COOPER OWNER OF THE GREEN GROVE SALON. FEATURING JENNY T WITH AD MODEL MANAGEMENT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEIA SMETHURST.

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY KRISTINE COMBS OWNER OF DK SALON. FEATURING CYNDA M OF TABB MODELS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY MADELYN MARTIN AND LINDSAY DAVIS OF RAYLYN-TAYLOR SALON. FEATURING LEASLE C OF TABB MODELS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

COMMERCIAL LOOK CREATED BY DINA PIERCE OWNER OF DK SALON. FEATURING LORI GIGLIO. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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LIFESTYLE LOOK CREATED BY SHYLOH COOPER OWNER OF THE GREEN GROVE SALON. FEATURING RYLI S OF MDM MODEL AND TALENT MANAGEMENT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEIA SMETHURST.

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY MADELYN MARTIN AND LINDSAY DAVIS OF RAYLYN TAYLOR SALON, FEATURING KALLI KEITH. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY JAIME ROARK AND LINDSEY CRNKOVIC FROM DK SALON FEATURING ADDISON H OF BRINK MODEL MGMT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY ALEX FORD AND SEAN SMITH FROM THE VELVET MONKEY SALON, FEATURING ISABELLA R OF TABB MODELS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY AMY MARSHALL AND RACHEL BALDWIN WITH REVEL 8 SALON AND SPA. FEATURING ADRIENNE PETERS. PHOTOGRAPHY

BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

COMMERCIAL LOOK CREATED BY DANIEL QUINN AND ALLIE SANDAGUR FROM SCHARDEIN AND CO. FEATURING HEATHER JO. PHOTOGRAPHY

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FANTASY LOOK CREATED BY SAVANNAH JENKINS AND MEG BERNZOTT FROM DK SALON. FEATURING BROOKE TAYLOR. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY NATASHA SHIPLEY WITH SOOO LILLY EXCLUSIVE COSMETICS. FEATURING LYNDSAY A WITH BRINK MODEL MGMT. PHOTOGRAPHY

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COMMERCIAL LOOK CREATED BY MADELYN MARTIN AND LINDSEY DAVIS OF RAYLYN TAYLOR SALON, FEATURING CHRISTINA FALLIN. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

LIFESTYLE LOOK CREATED BY DANIEL QUINN AND ALLIE SANDAGUR FROM SCHARDEIN AND CO. FEATURING KIM VEGA. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY DINA PIERCE OWNER OF DK SALON. FEATURING ERICA HATCHELL. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KELSI LAINE THOMPSON.

COMMERCIAL LOOK CREATED BY KRISTI NICHOLSON AND LAUREN PHILLIPS OF SALON W. FEATURING JENNIFER CHARBENEAU. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

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LIFESTYLE LOOK CREATED BY LAUREN PHILLIPS FROM SALON W. FEATURING CRAGON CARY. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

FANTASY LOOK CREATED BY SAM CHARBONEAU AND MEMORY MCELHANEY FROM SCHARDEIN AND COMPANY FEATURING ASHLEY M WITH AD MODEL MANAGEMENT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIFTON ROBERTS.

EDITORIAL LOOK CREATED BY KRISTINE COMBS OWNER OF DK SALON. FEATURING CYNDA M WITH TABB MODELS. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KELSI LAINE THOMPSON.

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SELF-HELP

SUMMER NAIL

DIY

NAIL ART CONCEPT BY Lilian Barron WRITTEN BY Britta Newton

Models

Step 1. Start with clean and trimmed nails.

Step 2. Paint the nails white for a crisp and blank canvas.

Step 3. Using a thin brush, and a steady hand, create the stripes.

Step 4. Use a toothpick to create the polka dots and the flower petals in multiple colors.

We are entering summertime and nail art is hot right now. Something that is really popular is alternating designs on each nail. Some nails may have a simple stripe and one or two being a party

Step 5. We attached the rhinestones with a nail adhesive, for long lasting bling!

Step 6. Find the perfect top coat to seal everything in, and enjoy!

or accent nail. For this look we were inspired

Nails by Lilian Barron. Check her out at Salon

by all the blossoming flowers and bright colors

Inferno in Moore if you aren't feeling up to doing

associated with June.

it yourself.

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JUNE 24

JUNE 1

BILLY IDOL LUCKY STAR CASINO CONCHO

JUNE 3

SON VOLT DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

DROPKICK MURPHY’S DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY SOCIAL DISTORTION CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA PASSION PIT CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 4

GOGOL BORDELLO CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 5

THE STAVES CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 6

ADVENTURE CLUB CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 7

WE CAN HELP MOORE BENEFIT CONCERT KENNY WAYNE SHEPERD BAND DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 9

SUMMER OF STRANGE TOUR 2013 CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 11

TELSA DIAMOND BALLROOM OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 13

MIRANDA LAMBERT FIRST COUNCIL CASINO NEWKIRK

JUNE 14

MIRANDA LAMBERT LUCKY STAR CASINO CONCHO

JUNE 15

FIDEL TRUEDA LUCKY STAR CASINO CONCHO HILLSONG UNITED CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

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JUNE 23

SENIOR STAR ROUND-UP CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

JUNE 29

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK, 98 DEGREES, & BOYZ II MEN CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 30

BIG TIME RUSH & VICTORIA JUSTICE CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

LIVE MUSIC

JUNE 1

DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC CHIP AND ALE’S NORMAN REPLAY DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY SUPERFREAK RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN BAND TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY BRANDON JACKSON TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 2

JUNE 21

TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES SQUIRREL & FRIENDS MYRIAD GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 22

GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA QUEENRYCHE W/GEOFF TATE LUCKY STAR CASINO CONCHO

JUNE 23

SENIOR STAR ROUND-UP CAIN’S BALLROOM TULSA

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JUNE 5

100 BONES BAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY WHO’S JOE FAZZIO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY

PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 6

AARON NEWMAN O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN COVER ME BADD BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY TYLER SMITH GAILLARDIA COUNTRY CLUB OKLAHOMA CITY 2AM RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY SKY SMEED & JOE MACK GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 7

MARK BRADLEY BAND BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY PLANXTY MURPHY CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN GROOVE MERCHANTS RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN NATHAN BURRIS THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN SUPERFREAK BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY URBAN ADDICTION DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS ELSPETH & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY 2AM TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY MORRIS MCCANN TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY LYAL STRICKLAND GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 8

TELE MORI BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY DUSTIN PRINZ JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY

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NORTH MEETS SOUTH CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN KRISTEN STEHR RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN THE SELLOUTS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY SUPERFREAK DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS JJ’S SALOON OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN DUO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY RICK JAWNSUN TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY JUSTIN WITTE & THE HORNWRECKERS GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 9

TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES DIRECT CONNECT MYRIAD GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 12

DRIVE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY THE SELLOUTS – JACOB DEMENT ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 13

TIME MACHINE RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY KYLE REID JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY BLAKE LANKFORD GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 14

STEEPWATER BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY

BEN BROCK LIVE CHIP AND ALE’S NORMAN LOWER 40 THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN AVENUE DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY DAVE & THE WAVETONES LOUIE’S LAKESIDE OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS ELSPETH BROWN & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY THE WEATHERMEN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY TRENT TIGER TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY LOVES IT! GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 15

ERIC TAYLOR CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN GUN WITH FAUX REALITY BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY CROSSLAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY VOODOO DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY STARS OKLAHOMA CITY LIMITS OKLAHOMA CITY ANNIE UP RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY BEN BROCK LIVE TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY KYLE REID JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY NATE LAUGHLIN & YESTERDAY’S WINE GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 16

TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES ALEGRIA REAL MYRIAD GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY

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JUNE 18

GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 19

THE WEATHERMEN BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STEVE CROSSLEY RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 20

JUSTIN WITTE JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY RICK JAWNSUN O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY TIM BAYS GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 21

EVENMARK WITH SOUTHBOUND DRIVE BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY RICK JAWNSUN CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY M.I.C. DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY MATT BLAGG RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS ELSPETH BROWN & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY RUSTY AND THE NAILS GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

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MCWADE & CO. CHIPS AND ALE’S NORMAN JIM THE ELEPHANT BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY THE SELLOUTS DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 JJ’S SALOON OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY DANTE & THE HAWKS TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY HEATH WRIGHT ACOUSTIC TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY JUSTIN WITTE JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY PATRICK WINSETT & THE FOOLISH PRIDE GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 23

TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES STEVE POLTZ MYRIAD GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 25

GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 26

80’Z ENUF BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY WHO’S JOE FAZZIO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANIST DAVID MORRIS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 27

CHRIS ROYSE O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN REPLAY BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY M.E. JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY SQUADLIVE RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY

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PIANIST TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY TRAVIS LINVILLE GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 28

EQUILIBRIUM BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY NICNOS BUCK THOMAS PARK MOORE SUPERFREAK RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN KALAMITY JANE THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN SQUADLIVE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY STARS DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY BANANA SEAT LOUIE’S LAKESIDE OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN DUO RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY PIANISTS ELSPETH BROWN & GARY JOHNSON SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY 100 BONES BAND TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY RIDER’S FORD GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 29

THE GROWN UPS BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN SQUADLIVE DAN O BRIEN’S OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY M.E. JAZMO’Z BOURBON STREET OKLAHOMA CITY M.I.C. RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY

PIANIST GRANT STEVENS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN BAND TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY CUTTER ELLIOTT TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY TOM MARSHALL & RED DIRT RANGERS GRANDAD’S BAR OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 30

ALLIED ARTS COMMUNITY THANK YOU MYRIAD GARDENS OKLAHOMA CITY EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

MOVIES

JUNE 7

THE INTERNSHIP FINDING JOY MUCHO ADO ABOUT NOTHING THE PURGE RAPTURE-PALOOZA SYRUP VIOLET & DAISY THE WALL

JUNE 12

THIS IS THE END

JUNE 14

MAN OF STEEL THE BLING RING

JUNE 21

MONSTER UNIVERSITY WORLD WAR Z A HIJACKING THE HEAT WHITE HOUSE DOWN

EVENTS

JUNE 1

GRAND CASINO CAR SHOW GRAND CASINO RESORT SHAWNEE CHISHOLM TRAIL ROUND-UP CRAWFISH FESTIVAL 1101 GARTH BROOKS BLVD. YUKON TINKER INTER-TRIBAL COUNCIL POWWOW JOE BARNES REGIONAL PARK MIDWEST CITY BATTLE OF THE BURGER DAVID STANLEY CHEVROLET NORMAN

JUNE 6

CHARLIE CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY

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OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: MEASURE FOR MEASURE MYRIAD BOTANICAL GARDENS WATER STAGE OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 7

FIRST FRIDAY SHAWNEE MAIN STREET SHAWNEE EL RENO SMALL TOWN WEEKEND ADAMS PARK EL RENO RED EARTH PARADE DOWNTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY RED EARTH NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY NATIONALS DRAG BOAT RACING OKLAHOMA RIVER OKLAHOMA CITY FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY WALK PASEO ARTS DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 8

CHANDLER ICE CREAM FESTIVAL TILGHMAN PARK CHANDLER BBQ ‘N BLUES FESTIVAL W GRANDSTAFF RD CUSHING STROUD’S HISTORIC ROUTE 66 WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN STROUD HOT WHEEL SENSATION CAR & BIKE SHOW HILLTOP HIDEAWAY NOBLE LADY BUG GIFT MARKET YUKON CZECH HALL YUKON JUNE BUG JOG 5K LAKE MCMURTRY STILLWATER

JUNE 9

DEADCENTER FILM FESTIVAL DOWNTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY OK MOZART OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 14

2ND FRIDAY CIRCUIT OF ART NORMAN ARTS DISTRICT NORMAN HOG WILD BBQ & CHROME FEST TIGLMAN PARK CHANDLER LIVE ON THE PLAZA NW 16TH BETWEEN CLASSEN & PENN AVE OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNETEENTH 804 S PARK AVE SHAWNEE FARMING HERITAGE FESTIVAL SHAWNEE FEED CENTER SHAWNEE BRICKTOWN BLUES & BBQ FESTIVAL SHERIDAN & OKLAHOMA AVE OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY BURLESQUE FESTIVAL OKLAHOMA CONTEMPORARY THEATRE OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 15 NCCO ALL CORVETTE SHOW DAVID STANLEY CHEVROLET NORMAN JUNK HIPPY ROADSHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIRGROUNDS OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 22 LIBERTYFEST CITYWIDE EDMOND

JUNE 23 NATIONAL REINING HORSE DERBY STATE FAIR ARENA OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 25 LYRIC THEATRE PRESENTS: “TARZAN” CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 27 OKLAHOMA SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK: RING ROUND THE MOON MYRIAD BOTANICAL GARDENS WATER STAGE OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 28 SOONERCON REED CONFERENCE CENTER MIDWEST CITY

JUNE 29 STARS & STRIPES RIVER FESTIVAL BOATHOUSE DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY

SPORTS

JUNE 1

NCAA WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES ASA HALL OF FAME STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY ROUTE 66 TRIATHLON LAKE EL RENO EL RENO

JUNE 6 ENDEAVOR GAMES UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EDMOND

JUNE 7 C3 FIGHTS MMA CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTS FIRST COUNCIL CASINO NEWKIRK

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JUNE 9 JIM THORPE NATIVE AMERICAN GAMES VARIOUS VENUES OKLAHOMA CITY JUNE 10 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 11 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 12 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 13 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 14 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ROUND ROCK EXPRESS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 15 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ROUND ROCK EXPRESS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 16 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ROUND ROCK EXPRESS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 17 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ROUND ROCK EXPRESS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 22 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

JUNE 23 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY

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TIFFANY DAWSON Tiffany Dawson is a hair stylist at DK Salon in Oklahoma City. She specializes in cuts, colors, creative styling and extensions. Dawson has been working at DK Salon for five years. At the start of this year Dawson's hard work and dedication to her salon team paid off. She took on a management position within the salon. She has enjoyed learning the ins and outs of the beauty industry and continues to improve herself daily. She strives to be a positive influence to her coworkers. She also enjoys making each of her clients feel beautiful everyday. Dawson knew early on that she wanted to do hair. Dawson 'considers herself lucky to be in the company of such talented hairstylists that inspire her'.

She feels so very blessed to have her coworkers, friends, family, and clients to support her in all she does.

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T.J. ELIAS I believe beauty is individual. My career began as a receptionist at DolcĂŠ Salon, a beautiful, chic salon along Cherry Street in Tulsa. For more than five years it has been directly focused on women. I have had the privilege of working along side my dear friend, Carmen Marc Valvo, the Saks Fifth Avenue team and wonderful charities such as Tulsa Project Women for multiple years. I moved to Oklahoma City in February of 2012 and continued my passion at Trichology Salon. From the start of my move I was able to have my hands in amazing photo shoots and charitable events. I am constantly educating my clients on styling their hair so they can get the Victoria Secret, bouncy hair at home. With the right product I know the client can do so. Whether it be a blow out or an easyto-manage precision haircut for the everyday woman. It may be installing extensions on the uptown girl who wants to look flawless with the ability to maintain her look, I love to have my hands throughout a head of hair. I constantly strive to know the latest in color, from the richest and deepest of brunettes and reds to the most natural, vibrant blondes. I have a passion for my career that I believe is only instilled in those that walk, sleep, and wake up thinking about hair. so6ix.com | JUNE 2013

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