So every year Paul Mitchell holds an event down in Vegas for Future Professionals (or FP's aka us cosmetology students)called Caper. Caper is an incredible event that is packed full of opportunities for us FP's to get some advance training from the best of the best in the business! We will be able to be trained by the Paul Mitchell Advanced Academy, John Paul DeJoria, Robert Cormeans, Winn Claybaugh, Angus Mitchell, Stephanie Kocielski, Scott Cole, and Linda Yodice just to name a few. For me to be able to attend this amazing event and take part in this opportunity I have to sell "Bag Deals". This is not something that I can just pay for and attend, I have to earn my way. So if you would be so kind as to help me, that would be awesome! Keep in mind, with the holiday season right around the corner, these do make GREAT Christmas gifts! If you are running low on product yourself, here's your opportunity to stock up. Tell your friends, spread the word to your family! Anything you can do to help me out on this would be GREATLY appreciated!
Each of these "Bag Deals" are only $30.80 (including tax)! There are 5 different options for the "Bag Deals". There is Color Care, Extra-Body, Moisture, Smoothing, and Tea Tree.
The Color Care Bag Deal comes with:
10.14 oz Color Protect Shampoo
10.14 oz Color Protect Conditioner
11 oz bottle of Hold Me Tight (hairspray)
*The Color Care line is amazing! I use the Shampoo and Conditioner almost every time I wash my hair. I absolutely LOVE the smell of it. It contains sunscreens and sunflower extract to help protect and extend the life of your hair color. (Even if you don't have colored hair, this is amazing especially in the summer, the sunscreens and sunflower extract help protect against the sun damage as well)
The Extra-Body Bag Deal comes with:
10.14 oz Extra-Body Shampoo
6.7 oz Extra-Body Sculpting Foam
11 oz Extra-Body Firm Finishing Spray
*I LOVE the Sculpting Foam and the Finishing spray! I use the sculpting foam when I wear my hair curly and it works GREAT! And the Finishing Spray. . .I just can't talk about it enough! It's great for everyday use, as well as to hold those styles you don't want going anywhere! PS it's also humidity resistant!
The Moisture Bag Deal comes with:
10.14 oz Instant Moisture Daily Shampoo
10.14 oz The Detangler
11 oz Worked Up (hairspray)
*Instant Moisture is self explanatory. Especially in the dry Utah climate, this stuff works great! It goes deep into the hair so it also helps to add volume and body. And Worked Up has a long lasting hold that, if you decide your "day" hair won't cut it for the "night life" then you can change things up and have your new style stay all night long!
The Smoothing Bag Deal comes with:
10.14 oz Super Skinny Daily Shampoo
10.14 oz Super Skinny Daily Treatment
5.1 oz Super Skinny Serum
*Super Skinny is an amazing product line. If you are wanting smooth, sleek hair, here ya go! The Super Skinny Complex goes deep into the hair shaft displacing water and constricts the hair. A benefit to this, is that it helps to reduce your drying time!! PS it also has a yummy candy apple smell to it! mmmm!
The Tea Tree Bag Deal comes with:
10.14 oz Tea Tree Special Shampoo
10.14 oz Tea Tree Special Conditioner
5.3 oz Tea Tree Body Bar
*This is also a great product for dry hair. The Australian Tea Tree oil helps to give a fresh clean feel! It has a mint smell to it, and it gives off a "tingling" sensation! This is a very popular line for the men!
Like I said, anything you can do helps a ton! Tell your friends, your family, your neighbors, and anyone else you can think of about this great deal! If you have any questions just let me know. If you want to buy any of these great deals you can either come into the school, I can pick them up for you, or we can figure something out. If you do come into the school (its on 900 E and 480 N in Provo, next to Gold's Gym) just let the front desk know that Amanda 89 sent you there!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Reasons to Support Proposition 8 in Cali!
I got this off of my sister's blog and found it VERY interesting! She also had some video's she'd found about the presidential candidates views on abortion and same sex marriage. If you're interested in seeing them let me know and I'll send you a link. (She just found them on YouTube).
Anyone who knows anyone in California - please read this and copy it onto your blog. I received this in an email, but thought it was worthwhile to post on my blog.
"In a recent LDS Sacrament meeting in California, the focus was on Amendment 8.(The gay marriage issue.) One of the speakers who was an LDS judge in the area, had statistics that were 'mind blowing'.
For example, in Boston, MA (where gay marriages are now legal,) the Catholic Charities have closed their doors because the state has required them to allow adoptions to same sex couples, and they refused.They are a large and worthwhile charity with great power in the state and they were overruled.
A Methodist church has lost their tax exempt status because the minister refused to perform a marriage of a same sex couple (they were not of his congregation).
A physician who refused to do fertility treatments on a same sex couple because of religious reasons was sued, lost and the state is requiring him to treat everyone as equals.
Our schools will be required to teach, starting in kindergarten, that marriages make up many different combinations. The consequences are horrible.
Directly tied into ALL of this is our right to continue to go to the Temple. If Gay Marriage is supported by the government, then those who are same-sex married, who are 'LDS' and legally recognized as married by the government, can sue to be married in the temple. It is my opinion that the church will not bend on this issue, and our rights to go to the temple will be in jeopardy.
AND goodbye to those religious tax-deductions. Tithing, fast offerings,etc. We will lose our tax-exemption status if the government legally forces the church to support same-sex marriage'
These effects are far-reaching! I believe this issue is not apolitical issue at all, but a moral issue that affects all of society.
The Proclamation on the family clearly gives a warning voice on this matter.I pray that this issue on the ballots will overturn the gay marriages occurring right now in that state, and help prevent other states from adopting this stance. I believe that it is important to support and defend traditional marriage, home and family.
Another friend says that her relatives in Sweden are even watching what goes on in California. Friends in Canada are watching.
The whole world is watching to see what happens."
Anyone who knows anyone in California - please read this and copy it onto your blog. I received this in an email, but thought it was worthwhile to post on my blog.
"In a recent LDS Sacrament meeting in California, the focus was on Amendment 8.(The gay marriage issue.) One of the speakers who was an LDS judge in the area, had statistics that were 'mind blowing'.
For example, in Boston, MA (where gay marriages are now legal,) the Catholic Charities have closed their doors because the state has required them to allow adoptions to same sex couples, and they refused.They are a large and worthwhile charity with great power in the state and they were overruled.
A Methodist church has lost their tax exempt status because the minister refused to perform a marriage of a same sex couple (they were not of his congregation).
A physician who refused to do fertility treatments on a same sex couple because of religious reasons was sued, lost and the state is requiring him to treat everyone as equals.
Our schools will be required to teach, starting in kindergarten, that marriages make up many different combinations. The consequences are horrible.
Directly tied into ALL of this is our right to continue to go to the Temple. If Gay Marriage is supported by the government, then those who are same-sex married, who are 'LDS' and legally recognized as married by the government, can sue to be married in the temple. It is my opinion that the church will not bend on this issue, and our rights to go to the temple will be in jeopardy.
AND goodbye to those religious tax-deductions. Tithing, fast offerings,etc. We will lose our tax-exemption status if the government legally forces the church to support same-sex marriage'
These effects are far-reaching! I believe this issue is not apolitical issue at all, but a moral issue that affects all of society.
The Proclamation on the family clearly gives a warning voice on this matter.I pray that this issue on the ballots will overturn the gay marriages occurring right now in that state, and help prevent other states from adopting this stance. I believe that it is important to support and defend traditional marriage, home and family.
Another friend says that her relatives in Sweden are even watching what goes on in California. Friends in Canada are watching.
The whole world is watching to see what happens."
Sunday, August 3, 2008
The QUEST for a new tradition!
My sister-in-law, Jana, told me about a Women's Football Clinic BYU held last year and asked if they did it again, would I go? Of course!! Was that really a question that needed to be asked? Well, sure enough she found out when it was that they were having it this year. I do believe we just found a new tradition! It was so much fun. We got some free stuff, a t-shirt, and food. Coach Mendenhall talked to us about the program and we were able to ask some of the players some questions. After all that fun we were able to go outside in the LaVell Edwards Stadium and run some drills. It was a blast!!
By-the-way, I did get the best compliment ever while we were running some tackling drills. We had to side-step over some tackling bags, then actually tackle one that the coach or players were holding up. After I side-stepped and tackled the bag the coach just looked at me and said "You're an athlete aren't you?!" Me having not done too much for the past few years just said "kinda, yeah". He replied with "I can tell". I was so excited! For real, probably the best compliment I've ever received! (I know I'm a nerd, it's cool)
By-the-way, I did get the best compliment ever while we were running some tackling drills. We had to side-step over some tackling bags, then actually tackle one that the coach or players were holding up. After I side-stepped and tackled the bag the coach just looked at me and said "You're an athlete aren't you?!" Me having not done too much for the past few years just said "kinda, yeah". He replied with "I can tell". I was so excited! For real, probably the best compliment I've ever received! (I know I'm a nerd, it's cool)
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