Hosts What’s Happening on Page 16! VOL 23 ISSUE 8
August 2016
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Cutting Edge Style Where to Stop Before You Shop Carol’s Place wants your hair and skin to feel as good as it looks, and they’ve got the tools to make it happen. By Lorrie Ward We hear the words “back to school” blowing in the wind everywhere this time of year, but hair and skin get blown by the wind all year long—especially in Oklahoma. That’s why the subject of education is not relegated to August at Carol’s Place Hair and Nail Salon in Claremore. Year round education about hair, skin, and nail care is extremely important to salon owner, Carol Graham, and her staff. They are constantly learning about new products and techniques and passing the benefits on to their clients. Carol and her staff want to help clients look their best, however they understand that the way hair looks is directly related to how healthy the hair is in the first place. That’s why they are very choosy about the products they use during appointments
and what they sell in the salon. Carol loves the variety and quality of the Matrix Biolage line which is why the salon carries those almost exclusively, using everything from the shampoos and conditioners to color treatments. They also offer Biolage travel size bottles, which meet airline regulations. Always popular are Biolage Duo packages. Carol has gone beyond simply offering these quality shampoos, conditioners and treatments. She actively looks for the best, professionally recommended tools not only to use in the salon but to offer for sale to her clients. “I want our clients to have these professional products, so I watch for savings that I can pass onto them,” she says. “A professional grade blow dryer can last (continued on page 24)
The District on Main in Claremore offers insight on the latest trends and products for the back-to-school season. By Lorrie Ward As the school year kicks off, you may be ready to shop for a new wardrobe but still not know exactly what to buy. New clothing is an expected expense; however, there’s no sense in wasting money on clothes that will quickly fall out of trend. Don’t you wish you could peek into the future before you make this investment? You can! Visit The District on Main in Claremore. This charming boutique offers more than just a great selection of clothing and accessories. When you visit The District on Main, you get expert advice and insight from owner Cari Bohannan and staff, who work hard to remain aware of upcoming trend changes, available new products and the hottest product lines. “This year, we are seeing a lot more solids with a trendy style versus the trendy prints we saw last season,” says Cari. “The concentration will be more on style and fabric feel.” Cari notes that certain popular styles, like leggings, are on their way out, while other items, like vests, will still be considered popular. She reports that the trending colors will be cranberry and deep olive, with floral patterns. Soft, flowing materials and suede will be popular as well. Accessory items are undergoing some major changes as well. For instance, many people do not realize that most public places, like sports (continued on page 24)
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The ladies of Carol’s Place include (L to R): Terrin Zebert, hair stylist; Dani Freeman, salon manager and nail technician and Carol Graham, salon owner and hair stylist.
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Cabinets are the most visible and most used element of your kitchen. While their purpose is functional, they remain a focal point of the home. The kids are getting ready for back-toschool with new supplies and clothes, why not treat your kitchen too? Whether your cabinets are in extremely rough shape, have only a few smudges or are covered in thick grease from years of cooking, Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing is the quick, clean, odorfree, reasonably-priced and highly effective solution. “We can refinish cabinets that are in really bad shape. We can also clean your cabinets and give them a new, permanent finish,” says owner Tracy Booth. “The Gleam Guard finishes are available in either shiny or satin. When we apply our Gleam Guard system, it bonds to the original (continued on page 24)
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