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In December of 2009, Westaff gained a new owner and president, Tricia M. K. Evans.

Westaff has been in Hawaii for over 25 years, providing temporary, temp-to-hire, contract and direct hire employment solutions for the accounting, administrative, industrial, food and beverage, information technology and other professional disciplines. Current clients include small to large commercial businesses as well as government agencies, defense contractors and institutions.

Tricia Evans has been working with Westaff as the Senior Account Manager for the past 8 years, starting in the company in 2001 as a Staffing Coordinator. Tricia replaces owners Cathy and John Grossu.

At the age of 21, Tricia was part of the temporary clerical pool. Her first temporary assignment was at Queen’s Medical Center. As she progressed through her career in Human Resources, Tricia never forgot the exposure she received while working as a temporary employee.

Tricia’s last position prior to joining Westaff was as Assistant Director of Human Resources at Halekulani. She serves on the Board of Directors for Hawaii Plantation Village and is actively involved in Waikiki Toastmasters serving as the Vice President of Membership. Tricia holds a bachelors degree in Business Administration from Linfield College, and is an alumna of Maryknoll School.

Westaff USA is part of the Select Family of Staffing Companies, a leading provider of temporary staffing and employment services in the United States. Westaff Hawaii is one of many franchises with nationwide operations across the clerical, light industrial and general labor sectors. For more information about Westaff, please visit the organization’s website at www.westaff.com/hi.

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Tags: eyebrow and lash tinting, pale face, semi permanent, tinting

Tinting the eyelashes is a quick and easy solution for those who depend on mascara to darken lightly-colored lashes. This treatment is perfect for men and women with blond, reddish, or light brown hair who want more clearly defined eyelashes. Dyeing the eyelash hairs can dramatically enhance the look of the eye area and is great for those who don’t have time for eye makeup. Similar to perming and extensions, results last up to 4-6 weeks, or the natural growth cycle of the lashes.
Can I combine eyelash tinting with an eyelash permanent?

Yes, tinting time is shorten. However, we are happy to tint already-permed lashes or natural unpermed lashes.
Can I tint my lashes and then add extensions?

There is no real need to dye the lashes before adding extensions, because the extensions will be darker than the natural hair color, and create the same effect.
How long will it take to tint my lashes?

It will take approximately 30 minutes to dye your eyelashes with tinting.
Can you make my eye lashes lighter in color?

No. We do not lighten or bleach eyelashes.
Do you offer Eyebrow Tinting?

Yes. We are able to dye your eyebrows to match your eyelash tint creating greater definition in the eyebrows and lessening the need for products such as eyebrow mascara and eyebrow pencil. You are also welcome to combine eyelash tinting and eyebrow tinting within the same session.

Can I wear makeup or contacts during an Eyelash Tinting?

We ask you to remove all eye makeup and contacts before your eyelash perm treatment at BeautiGoddess Studio. This may be done at home or in our day spa (makeup remover and contact solution are available).

The BeautiGoddess, has more than 5 years of experience of administering Eyelash Perms. Her lifestyle, like many of her clients, is active and busy. She did not have much time to take care of her appearance. She subsequently started her salon. Her mission is to help people who have exciting, busy & full lives make their beauty regimen easier for them. Eyelash Perms have been around for over 30 years and are popular in many countries in Europe, Japan and in Australia/New Zealand. They are starting to gain popularity here in the U.S. especially California. Recently, Tyra Banks featured the Japanese Eyelash Perm in her “Beauty Secrets from Around the World” segment on Monday, April 21st, 2008. Michi’s passion is to spread the trend throughout the U.S.

Eyelash perms in Hawaii? Honolulu? Toss out that outdated eyelash curler!  An Eyelash Perm is a safe and effective way to keep your lashes curled and beautiful all the time. An experienced technician can adjust the intensity of the curl to meet your needs. This procedure takes approximately 1 hour and the results generally last for 6-8 weeks, or the natural growth cycle of the eyelashes.

What is an Eyelash Perm?

The eyelash perm procedure at BeautiGoddess Studio uses “rollers” that are gently affixed to the eyelids.  These rollers come in varying sizes, allowing the client to select from a range of super-curly eyelashes (”Betty Boop” style) to a more natural look.  The individual eyelashes are then curled over the rollers, and a permanent solution is applied.  Similar to the hair on your head, the solution allows the lash hairs to retain their curl for a period of 6-8 weeks.  Eyelash perms can dramatically open up the look of the eye area and give the appearance of longer and fuller lashes, even before mascara.

During the eyelash perm, which takes approximately 1 hour, you may lay back and relax and take in the sounds of our soothing spa music, or bring your own iPod. However, you will need to keep your eyes closed and relaxed for the duration of the treatment for the best eyelash perm results.

Is it safe to perm my lashes?

Yes.  This particular eyelash perm solution is proven to work gently, yet effectively, on the lashes, creating a lasting curl without the risk of “frying” them.

Can I wear makeup or contacts during an Eyelash Perm?

We ask you to remove all eye makeup and contacts before your eyelash perm treatment at BeautiGoddess Studio.  This may be done at home or in our day spa (makeup remover and contact solution are available).

How should I care for my lashes after an Eyelash Perm?

Try to avoid wetting your lashes for a few hours after your eyelash perm.  We recommend applying Eyelash Conditioner to the lashes daily. Conditioning eyelash gel and mascara is available at the Studio, by phone, and e-mail.  Using Eyelash Conditioner regularly will ensure that your lashes stay healthy.

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Need Makeup Artist In Honolulu Hawaii?

There are many ways to save money and have fabulous make-up for your big day. Even if you don’t have a clue about make-up or don’t normally wear any, there are still many bridal make-up options for you to play around with. Even if you are a complete minimalist and terrified of cosmetics, trying out some semi-sheer lip glosses would be fun.

If you want to hire someone to do your make-up or you want to do it yourself but need help, the #1 beauty tip I can give is to get yourself to a make-up counter with a skilled staff!

For those of you lucky enough to have a Mac counter at your nearest department store, their cosmetics staff come highly recommended by many. Their staff has to train for a long time before they do makeovers, so they know what they are doing and you (hopefully!) won’t come out looking like a clown. The makeovers are free with a 4 product purchase, which usually comes out to around $60. I know quite a few girls who made appointments at the Mac counter the morning of their wedding for super savings, however I’ve been informed by a Mac artist that if they know it is for your wedding they will turn you away and not do your make-up. However, you can hire a Mac artist for your wedding day make-up for $150. In addition to Mac, the Sephora stores are also a great place to try out make-up and learn from the staff.

If you don’t have Mac or Sephora in your area, chances are you still do have some sort of a department store, and most of the major (fine) cosmetics brands will do makeovers (Clinique, Lancome, Estee Lauder to name a few) and these are generally free or free with a purchase. Another option is to ask around…everybody knows somebody who sells Mary Kay or Avon and these consultants usually know a thing or two about make-up and will give you a free consultation.

The benefits of going to a make-up counter to figure out your bridal make-up options are numerous. At the very least you’ll learn what not to do! If you are planning to do your own make-up you will likely learn a lot and even some new tips that you never though of. If you are clueless about make-up, cosmetics staff will help you immensely with choosing colors that look right on you.

If you want to hire someone you can often ask the person doing your makeover (assuming you like the results) if they are willing to do your wedding make-up the day of. Chances are they have already done this and their prices are generally way cheaper than someone labeled as a “ make-up artist.” At the very least, they can generally recommend someone to you.

Maybe you can think of a friend who is particularly skilled at make-up and would be willing to experiment with make-up on you. Again, this could be a great learning experience and she may even offer to do your make-up as your wedding gift the day of!

Another tip if you are doing your own bridal make-up on a budget is to check the cosmetic return policy of drugstores near you. Many drugstores have excellent return policies for cosmetics and let you return them with a receipt even if they’ve been opened and tried out! This is a wonderful thing to try the make-up out at home because we’ve all had the horror of something looking great in the store and awful once you get home. This way you can try out colors without breaking the bank.

Lastly, whether you decide to hire someone or if you’ll be doing your own make-up, be sure to do a trial run at least two weeks beforehand, and actually wear the cosmetics for a whole day if they are new products. The last thing you want is mascara that runs and stings your eyes (I HIGHLY recommend waterproof mascara for your if you think you might cry at some point) or lipstick that makes your lips chapped. Likewise, if someone else will be doing your bridal make-up, have them do it completely once before your wedding to make sure you will be happy with them. If your first trial is too near your date you’ll be stressing at the last minute, and that is not fun.

Again, experiment, experiment, experiment and have fun!

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