How to have a lifetime of looking good

April 21, 2016   |   Author: admin   |   No comments   |   Categories: Eliegante News • Hair Trends   |   Tags: • • • •

Oh my, the Queen is 90! And doesn’t she still look good? Wow, that lady has had a style all her own through decades of fashion changes, hair styles and culture shifts. How does she do it? Well, I’ll tell you: she doesn’t do it alone.

Angela Kelly wrote a book about her experience as a personal dresser to Her Royal Highness. In it she says that there’s a team of 12 people just to handle the Queen’s wardrobe! Ian Carmichael and Denise McAdam have been keeping the Queen’s hair coifed and styled so perfectly for almost two decades. Over the years her style has gradually gotten shorter, but always fitting her look that seems timeless.

Now, the Queen always looks good because she has to look good. But she has help. Just like you, she doesn’t roll out of bed looking all put together. It takes effort and care, and with professionals who understand style and design and know how to help her find the right look, it’s not all on her shoulders. And it doesn’t have to be on yours, either!

Have you ever asked a professional what style would work for you? A lot of people try to copy someone else’s style, and sometimes this works, but everyone is unique and a professional can help you find your best style at any age. A stylist can also help you find the right product to help you keep your hair healthy and looking great.

Have you always had the same look? Is it time for a change? I just finished re-colouring a customer’s hair from jet black to a beautiful blonde. Wow, the process took hours but what a change! She’s thrilled, and I’m so happy for her. Change doesn’t need to be scary. With the right people to guide you, it can be a wonderful moment.

You may not need a team of 12 assistants helping you look your best, but if you want to have a lifetime of looking good, make the investment in yourself to look your best. I work with each of my customer’s to find a style that works for them, and I never get tired of seeing a beaming smile in the mirror.

Long live the Queen, and long live great style!

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