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You don't want to be a bridezilla on your wedding day. If you're getting married, you're also going to want to ensure that everyone in your wedding party looks spectacular and that their hair and makeup is done by experienced Kansas City, MO hair stylists and Kansas City makeup artists. If you look around our site, you'll find great makeup artists and beauticians in Kansas City. On the other hand, maybe you're not planning a wedding. Perhaps you or your daughter needs a Kansas City, MO make-up artist or Kansas City hair stylist for another event such as a prom or sweet sixteen party in Kansas City, MO. Perhaps she needs hair elegant up-do or highlights . Make your event stress-free by locating the best salons, beauty and makeup artists in Kansas City, MO.
Kansas City Salons & Makeup Artists may also serve the following areas: Kearney, Shawnee Mission, Raymore, Buckner, Independence, Lansing, Farley, Bonner Springs, Smithville, Mosby, Grandview, Stilwell, Grain Valley, Blue Springs, Riverside, Waldron, Missouri City, Liberty, De Soto, Olathe, Edwardsville, Belton, Lees Summit, Basehor, Platte City, and Clay County.
Kansas City Factoid:
The classic Kansas City-style barbecue was an inner city phenomenon that evolved from the pit of Henry Perry from the Memphis, Tennessee area in the early 1900s and blossomed in the 18th and Vine neighborhood. Arthur Bryant's was to take over the Perry restaurant and added molasses to sweeten the recipe. In 1946 Gates and Sons Bar-B-Q was opened by one of Perry's cooks. The Gates recipe added even more molasses. Although Bryant's and Gates are the two definitive Kansas City barbecue restaurants they have just recently begun expanding outside of the Greater Kansas City Area. Fiorella's Jack Stack Barbecue is well-regarded by many both locally and nationally.  Kansas City Salons & Makeup Artists

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    • Milk products (especially fermented milk products like buttermilk or yogurt) contain lactic acid which is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA). AHAs are touted as great for skincare plus milk has other benefits for you skin like protein and vitamins. From Natural Beauty at Home by Janice Cox -- posted by Roosie
  • Raspberries and Cream Mask for Sensitive Skin
    • You can replace the raspberries with 3-4 medium strawberries and the yogurt with heavy cream if you don't have sensitive skin. From either Care2's Home Channel or Delicious Living. -- posted by WI Cheesehead
  • Body Butter Whip
    • This is a light,tropical and luscious body butter that smells almost good enough to eat! I wouldn't however!!! I received this recipe in a monthy e-newsletter I receive from Nature's Gift. It is a wonderful small company in TN which specializes in essential oils and aromatherapy supplies. I love applying this butter right after I get out of the shower since it literally melts into your skin and leaves you soft and silky. It is wonderful in the winter but you may find it a little heavy in the warmer months. I remedy this situation by applying the butter sparingly after showering while my body is still damp... the water combines with the oils in the butter and helps emulsify it...right into your skin. I love the light, tropical scent from the coconut oil and cocoa butter... the essential oils are optional, but I think you will find them heavenly! I have a special bowl and beaters I use just for this recipe... just so I don't use them for anything else. Be sure to store this butter in a cool place since it will melt and turn into a soupy mess! -- posted by atlfitgirl