Modern Glam

Be Inspired by the 1950's

Glam

Everyday Trend

Healthy Voluminous Hair

 then

 now

Formal Styling

Bouncy Curls

  

then

now

What inspires your everyday style?

Be Bold. Be Beautiful.

Be Inspired Salon

425 S. Yellowstone Dr.

Madison, WI 53719

608.271.2771  

Your Professional Head Shots

Planning Your Professional Head shots

Prepare your hair!
          1. Plan your Hair Color and/or Haircut 2 weeks beforehand 
          2. Deep Condition for optimum light reflection 2 days before shoot
          3. Detox/ Clarify for optimum body and movement 1 day before shoot
          4. Use the correct styling products the day before your shoot; On the day of your shoot, we recommend restyling your hair for better hold, better volume and better styling control. 

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Prepare your skin!

      1. Exfoliate up to 4 weeks beforehand. 

         2. Moisturize 2 times per day- this should already be your daily habit

         3. Plan your Facial Waxing appointment 1-2 weeks beforehand (2 weeks if you have sensitive skin)

         4. Primer must be used before your Makeup is applied unless your receiving Airbrush Makeup

         5. Semi-permanent Eyelashes should be applied or retouched 1 week before shoot

         6. False Eyelashes are applied the day of your shoot, but process is important. (Consult a Professional)

         7. If possible, avoid tanning beds...they'll dry your skin out. Rather, receive an Airbrush (sunless) Tan 2-3 days before your shoot.

 Recommendations

       * Have Professionals prepare your Hair Color and/or Haircut
       * Have Professionals perform your Facial Waxing
       * Have Professionals Style your Hair for your shoot
       * Have Professionals apply your [Airbrush] Makeup
       * Have Professionals apply your Eyelashes
       

Don't Forget!..

Be Inspired Salon can be on location for your photo shoot

Be Inspired Salon specializes in your professional head shots

Be Inspired Salon provides you with a complimentary consultation to help with all of the tips listed above.

Call today to make your appointment 

608.271.2771

 

Bridal Hair & Your Formal Styling

Be Bold. Be Beautiful. 

We have your Bridal Packages!  

Watch this video to learn more.

The most requested hair color this season!

The most requested Hair Color this season is...

RED

The background:

Only 2% of American people are born with red hair.  What's interesting is when women choose to color their hair, 26% go blonde, 27% go brunette, and 30% choose RED!

What we know about red:  when someone sees red, it enhances their metabolism and increases their heart rate and  respiration. 

So, which color of red suits you the best? Here are your options:

Orange Red

 Burgundy Red/ Auburn 

Cool Red

Funky RED

Bring your favorite picture in for a complimentary color consultation today!  

BeInspiredSalon.com

  

Conditions Related to Hair Loss

Conditions Related to Hair Loss

1.      Poor nutrition – especially inadequate protein or iron; fad diets and crash diets can cause poor nutrition

2.      Medications- Link here for list of medications

3.      Disease – diabetes and lupus can cause hair loss

4.      Medical treatments – chemotherapy or radiation therapy

5.      Hormonal changes and imbalances – could be the result of pregnancy, childbirth, discontinuation of birth control pills, onset of menopause, overactive or under active thyroid gland

6.      Hair treatments – chemicals used for dying, tinting, bleaching, straightening, or permanent waves can cause hair loss if overused or used incorrectly; over-styling or excessive brushing can cause hair loss if the hair shaft becomes damaged

7.      Scalp infection – ringworm (a common fungal infection) can invade the hair and skin of your scalp

Who's your health advocate?

Information provided by:

          Jesi Hirsch, RN, iRNPA

          RN Patient Advocates of Madison 

       

Medications that are thought to cause Hair Loss

Medications that are thought to cause Hair Loss

1.      Acne medications containing vitamin A (retinoids)

2.      Antibiotics and antifungal drugs

3.      Antidepressants   

4.      Birth control pills

5.      Anti-clotting drugs

6.      Cholesterol-lowering drugs  

7.      Drugs that suppress the immune system  

8.      Drugs that treat breast cancer  

9.      Epilepsy drugs (anti-convulsants)

10.    High blood pressure medications (anti-hypertensives), such as beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and diuretics

11.    Hormone replacement therapy  

12.    Mood stabilizers  

13.    Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)  

14.    Parkinson's disease drugs

15.    Steroids

16.    Thyroid medications

17.    Weight loss drugs

Who's your health advocate??

 

 

Information provided by:

Jesi Hirsch, RN, iRNPA

                                                      RNPatient Advocates of Madison