Spa, Beauty & Wellness by Maisie Dunbar

Happy for Protection, But at What Point Is It Ridiculous?

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Beauty Around the World: Discovering Beauty

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 15 Apr 2018 04:40:00 +0000

I met Mark Haunt, a young Ghanaian shoe designer, at the Fashion Workshop given by Runway Ghana at Accra in February of 2018. I noticed this young man’s passion and gift for shoe designs from the moment I spoke with him. As I explored the Continent of Africa, I discovered I am always amazed at the holistic talents and gifts I happen to observe. I invite you to click here and see the man behind the brand. Take a close look at this shoe designer who is up and coming.

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Peace Cafe

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Peace Cafe: Play to Listen!

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Beauty Around the World - Hadassah

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 08 Dec 2017 17:59:00 +0000

Another story from my travels in Colombia that will change your life.

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Beauty Around the World - Lilanna Hurtado

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 19:02:00 +0000

The story that will change your life.
Please click and listen; you never know who in life has been waiting to hear this.

As I travel the globe stories never stop amazing me. I travel to Colombia with the desire in my heart to help these women in any way necessary and impact their lives, but it turns this lady impact my life. Please click and listen. Feel free to share. You never know whose life you might change from this story.

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A Day with Beth Livesay

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 18:27:00 +0000

Beth Livesay, Executive Editor of Nails Magazine at Bobit Business Media in California, made the DMV area her last stop of her Nails Magazine Road tour as she spent a few hours with me visiting several local salons. It was great being with Beth on her trip to DC. I wanted her to experience of what we have to offer to be special by taking her to a salon that was different, like an Eco-Friendly Nail Spa. Afterwards, we went to dinner and discussed the changes and future of the Nail industry, debated the forecast of nails as a total profit to a salon and spa, shared our experiences with some of the new products that are hitting the market at an alarming rate, and addressed why nail techs do not charge their worth.

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1. What cities did you visit that you would recommend to other nail professionals?

Beth: I went to the following cities: Sacramento, Cotati, Davis, Vallejo, Denver, Omaha, Columbus, Silver Spring, and Middletown.

2. What would you say was your consistent topic of discussion among other nails professionals?

Beth: A few stood out: 1) education 2) popular services (gel-polish manicures) 3) footcare

3. I know the journey was probably hectic as much as it was rewarding, but would you change anything?

Beth: I would love to have spent more time in each city. Each was an unexpected delight and there were probably more salons I could have stopped by.

4. Of the cities you visited, which would you prefer to work as a nail professional?

Beth: I would choose Columbus. Both salons I went in were booked enough to be the only thing open on a Saturday morning at 9 am. Both salons were on cute streets that attract many walk-in clients. They also have a tradeshow and are not far from Gatlinburg.

5. Would you do it again? If yes, how soon, if not, why?

Beth: Yes! I would love to see more regions of the country to compare. I love traveling, so I don't mind at all. I'd maybe take a train next time though to cut down on drive time. : )

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My Soul Looks Back and Wonders

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Beauty Around the World - An Interview with Jan Arnold (Co-Founder of CND)

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The PROShaker by Izen

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 21 Jul 2017 21:33:00 +0000

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Nail Easy & PureGel AR

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Sat, 08 Jul 2017 14:50:00 +0000

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My Tribute to Debbie Doerrlamm & Vicki Peters

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 23 Jun 2017 16:55:00 +0000

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Down Memory Lane

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 16 Jun 2017 15:00:00 +0000

In honor of the many years of service and wonderful memories after the recent downsizing of Maisie Dunbar Spa Lounge, I would like to present a memorial gallery featuring a small sample of history with the best guests and team I've come to know.

I can’t thank everyone enough for pouring their investments, love, and support into my business and me. Each one of you will always have a special place in my heart. It is because of your wind beneath my wings that I am able to continue to fly. I am excited about this next chapter in my personal and professional life.

The Maisie Dunbar experience will continue! I will be available twice a week on Thursdays and Fridays to accommodate guests at Avatar Salon & Wellness Spa, 8395 Colesville Rd Suite C, Silver Spring, MD 20910. I highly encourage everyone to take full advantage of our online booking system by visiting www.MaisieDunbarSpaLounge.com in addition to calling 301 585 4770 when making future reservations.

I love you all! Thanks again for everything!

Love,
Maisie, Your Beauty Expert

M&M Wellness Center 1999 – 2009

Maisie Dunbar Spa Lounge 2011 – 2017

2013

2014

2015

2016

An End Making Way for a New Beginning

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Orlando Premiere 2017 Follow-up

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 09 Jun 2017 20:51:00 +0000

Orlando Premiere 2017 Follow-up

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Things you should know when you travel to Cuba

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 26 May 2017 16:26:00 +0000

Things you should know when you travel to Cuba

When you are coming from another country, be ready to adapt because you are entering where things are done very differently.
The people are very friendly and helpful in general.
Have tissue because the bathroom in arrival may not have it. There is usually a bathroom attendant to give you tissue. I realized that one may not have an attendant at arrival because they figure you have not changed money yet. How smart! You have to PAY for the tissue.
When you get out of customs, look at both baggage belts for luggage regardless of what they say your baggage number is.
Currency Exchange Line: Know the exact line to stand in, ask before standing in the wrong line. The best rate is currently Euros over US. Last is Canadian money. Big bills are better.
Most hotels have an exchange. Get enough money changed over. When leaving you can change you money back.
Also make sure you have small bills because you will have to pay and tip everywhere you go. ie. drivers, bathroom tissue, etc.

If someone offers you a beverage, expect to pay for your drink.
If you take pictures of the ladies in the Havana squad, you have to pay them.
No debit or credit cards are accepted. Cash only. Peso!

Get receipt stamps at the duty free shop.
Lastly. just use common sense when purchasing items on the street like cigars, rum etc.

Well these are my few things that stood out. Now travel safe to Cuba and get Sady as your tour guide. She is amazing. You will love her.

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Chicago Midwest-The American Beauty Show

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 28 Apr 2017 02:14:00 +0000

The American Beauty Show

Please click on this video and get a sneak preview as to why we do what we do.
Yes, Beauty does Change Lives, as well as Saves Lives.

I know it has taken a while to get this out, but I am sure all you busy nail professionals can understand my pain.

I am bringing to you live and in living color my experience at the ABS show. There are a few reasons why I attend trade shows:

1. To see the latest and greatest of up and coming products.
2. For education. How can I take me and my business to the next level?
3. To reconnect with my peers and step away from the spa.

At the ABS show, CND once again is leading the trends and doing what no nail company has done-a runway show at their booth. We often see this with hair companies, but we have not seen that with nail companies. CND showcased their Rhythm & Heat collection bringing color to life with a live fashion show. I will not be surprised if we start seeing nail companies follow this trend of live fashion shows at their booths in the future. Yes, it makes for an entertaining shopping experience.

As I traveled the show floor, Takara Belmont introduced their amazing shampoo bowl. Total luxury. It is no longer just a shampoo, it is an epic trip to the shampoo bowl.

My night ended with the Beauty Changes Lives Gala, where being a beauty professional matters. Being in a room with hundreds of like-minded people was more than just an Award Ceremony. It made me once again realize why I wake-up in the morning and pull 12–13 hour days. We give so much to our guests, but they give two times as much in return.

One of the highlights of my weekend was meeting Tracey Lee the winner of Nails Next Top Nail Artist.

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Beauty Around the World - Turning Point Shelter

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 24 Feb 2017 18:59:00 +0000

Beauty Around the World - 2/14/17 - Turning Point Shelter

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Video Blog - Quick Nail Tip - 2/17/17

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 17 Feb 2017 03:42:00 +0000

Video Blog - Quick Nail Tip - 2/17/17

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Dare to Dream

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 27 Jan 2017 06:28:00 +0000

Dare to Dream

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The Eponychium's Dilemma

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 13 Jan 2017 16:52:00 +0000

The Eponychium's Dilemma

By Doug Schoon, Dana Point, CA

Nail anatomy terminology is confused and there is no shortage of competing ideas and not much clarity. Everyone seems to be confused about the names for the parts of the natural nail, even doctors and scientists aren't sure which terms to use. Misinformation is abundant, so it can be very difficult to know the facts, but the facts are what we need.

I've been working behind the scenes with many of the top nail educators in the world to address this problem, for indeed it is a global problem. In doing so, I created the original version of the drawing above and based it on a strict interpretation of the medical definitions. I shared that first version with many people, including world-class scientists, dermatologists, podiatrists and pathologists. Of course, I heard many different opinions, but I was looking for hard facts and would accept nothing less. As a result, I was eventually directed to conclusive evidence that brings great clarity and finally settles a long-standing debate about the eponychium, cuticle and proximal nail fold. Here is what I've learned.

The "eponychium" is defined in medical literature as the skin that covers the nail matrix and is responsible for development of the cuticle tissue that adheres to the top of the nail plate. The proximal nail fold is defined as the fold of skin at the base of the nail plate. That much is clear, but here is the Eponychium's Dilemma- where does one end and the other begin? At last, researchers have answered this question definitively by isolating and identifying the cuticle forming area.

It was discovered that the eponychium is a much thinner layer than suspected- in fact it is surprisingly thin- approximately 0.1-0.15 mm thick or about 0.004-006 inches thick! Rather amazingly, all nail cuticle tissue comes from this thin layer of cells. How can such a surprisingly thin area make all that cuticle tissue? The prevailing thought is that the eponychium must be made of a specialized type of cell called an "adult stem cell". The same type of stem cells are suspected to form the nail matrix and produce nail plate cells. Research is underway to verify that both the eponychium and nail matrix are composed of adult stem cells which behave like factories to produce nail plates and cuticles.

One insightful description I heard was that the proximal nail fold should be viewed as a "flap" of skin that covers the matrix area and its underside is thinly covered by the eponychium. I think that paints a good picture. So, in short, the eponychium creates and releases the cuticle, which is the thin layer of dead tissue that will ride the nail plate and form a seal that prevents pathogens from entering and infecting the matrix area. This should tissue should NOT be confused with the eponychium or the proximal nail fold. They are each very different.

If you want to learn more fun, interesting and useful information about the nail and nail products, you'll love my new book, "Face-to-Face with Doug Schoon" Volume 1. Follow Doug Schoon's Brain on Facebook to be the first to know when Volume 2 is released with in depth natural nail information!

Visit www.FacetoFacewithDougSchoon.com and www.SchoonScientific.com

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The History of Nails. What do you know and What do you need to know?

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 23 Dec 2016 19:20:00 +0000

History of Nails

Don’t Know Much About History? Just when you thought school was behind you, here’s a short history lesson in nails. This article published in Kanhistique by Aileen Mallory reveals some little-known facts about the history of nail polish that you can use to impress colleagues and let clients know you’ve really done your homework:

Did you know that at one time black was the favorite color applied to fingernails, and that men — not women — wore it? A warrior of Babylon or Homo about to go to war often spent several hours having his hair lacquered and curled, his nails manicured and colored, and his lips tinted to match.

Excavations of the royal tombs at Ur of the Chaldees in Southern Babylonia unearthed an engraved, solid gold manicure set. It and the nail coloring — kohl —were well preserved. Experts claim it was used in 3200 B.C. The kohl is green and black. The use of color indicated status — black for the important, green for people of the lower classes. This status symbol prevailed for many years.

Queen Nefertiti, daughter-in-law of Tut-ankh-Amen and reigning Egyptian beauty 3,000 years ago, painted her fingernails and toenails red. Du Barry tinted hers the color of a rose.

Cleopatra’s nail color came from the juice of the henna plant, producing deep rusty shades with an undertone of gold. Henna on the nails was limited by a strict social code. Only a brave woman dared to color her nails above her “station.”

Women of lowly rank were permitted pastels only. Moving on up the social scale, nail shades grew deeper and deeper. The most brilliant colors appeared only on the royal fingertips of the queen.

Dyeing the nails to enhance the beauty of the hands went on for several centuries.

It took something simple and easily applied to appeal to American women. The answer was liquid nail polish. The first — completely colorless — was introduced in this country in 1916. A year or so later, the first bottle of rose-tinted nail polish appeared. And the vogue was on.

Cuticle remover came in 1911. The remover eliminated most of the tedious and difficult cutting of the cuticles. This made home-manicuring easier, but strangely enough, beauty salon manicures increased immediately. The promotion of cuticle remover had made women more conscious of their hands.

In 1911, less than 25% of the women in the U.S. used any manicure preparations on their nails — in beauty salons or at home. By 1939, 86% were using manicure products, and the manicuring business in salons flourished

Original source article taken from Nails Magazine

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Video Blog - Hero Collections - 12/9/16

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 09 Dec 2016 19:31:00 +0000

Video Blog - Hero Collections - 12/9/16

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Video Blog - Laasfund - 12/2/16

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 02 Dec 2016 22:17:00 +0000

Video Blog - Laasfund - 12/2/16

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BluffaJo Cosmetics: A Brand Born in Exile Comes Home

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 18:36:00 +0000

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BluffaJo Cosmetics: A Brand Born in Exile Comes Home

By: David A. Yates

After 27 years building a successful cosmetics brand in the United States, Liberian-born entrepreneur Maisie Dunbar, founder and CEO of the BluffaJo Cosmetics line, has set her sights on her home country to launch her award winning products.

“BluffaJo,” like the name Dunbar perhaps, is unmistakably Liberian. Nowhere else in the world do people use the term which describes a woman who is fashionable, sophisticated, intelligent and confident, among other fine qualities. Aiming to express these qualities and more, this is a homecoming of sorts for the brand born in exile and named in honor of the many Liberian women who defined it.

Dunbar, a renowned skin-care expert, makeup artist and a single mother, said her being in Liberia is not just to launch her products, but to also to teach other Liberians who are passionate to venture into the cosmetics business. In addition to being a mentor to today’s up and coming skin-care professionals, she is a licensed makeup artist and has been a celebrity nail and body therapist in the industry.

Skin care expert and BluffaJo CEO Maisie Dunbar (2nd from left) in the company of friends (including Henrique Caine, Vanii Baker and Veda Simpson), who came to support the launching of her brand in Liberia.

During a PowerPoint presentation at the launch of the product at a resort in Congo Town, Ms. Dunbar told the audience that she grew up in a family with an entrepreneurship background where her aunt, cousin and father were all serious about doing business.

Her aunt, Sophie Dunbar, founded the famous Sophie’s Ice Cream enterprise in Congo Town, Monrovia. Sophie’s Ice Cream was so successful that, long after it was destroyed during the Liberian civil conflict, the location remained a landmark – Sophie’s Junction and Sophie’s Road.

Maisie Dunbar attended Fame School of Nails Design and secured her license as a manicurist to do her own nails.

"When I got out of Nails School, I was just terrible because the only things I could do were manicure and pedicure and with the spirit of the Dunbar family they don't want for anything to hold us as a challenge," she said.

“My mother was my rock and I think quite a few people in here know my father, Cllr. Dunbar, who was an honest man and a serious spirit of excellence and I think that is something that resonates in my blood.

“And my hope, my faith in God, my courage is all of those things that brought me a mighty-mighty long way,” she said. “I will never give up, because failure is not an option for me.”

Dunbar is a renowned skin-care expert and makeup artist

According to her, she is passionate about bringing out the best beauty traits in her clients. She therefore educated herself extensively in her craft so that she can ensure the best ingredients go into her products and is knowledgeable of their benefits in everyday skincare.

Now being a “go-to” for celebrities for beauty tips, Dunbar said her journey was not an easy one, where she struggled to make it better for herself and didn’t just happen for her overnight.

In 2006, she said she decided to establish her own makeup line entitled Bluffa Jo Cosmetics in Silver Spring, Maryland in the United States.

BluffaJo products are sold primarily from the Maisie Dunbar Spa Lounge, a fashion, beauty and wellness business where she does most of her work from. She, along with her team of experts, continues to offer the best in original beauty treatment and holistic health care innovations at her spa lounge.

Dunbar is currently exploring distribution opportunities for BluffaJo in the Liberian market. The cosmetics line also has a strong presence in Ghana, making it easy and affordable to be available in Liberia locally.

Inspired to create her brand as she studied the connection between fashion and beauty and how it related to everyday life, this bonafide BluffaJo now wears many hats with grace. Her handiwork and BluffaJo has been featured in reputable industry magazines, on stage, CD covers, advertising campaigns,’ television, and other media outlets.

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Succulent Nails, the latest in Nail Trends

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 04 Nov 2016 18:24:00 +0000

Succulent Nails, the latest in Nail Trends

Why make nail art when you can grow it? Recently gaining attention among nail art enthusiasts and professionals around the world is a new technique using plants for their natural decor as nail art accessories. More specifically targeted is the Succulent, sometimes called fat plants for its ability to retain water in arid climate conditions, introduced and fashioned by Australian Botanical Artist, Roz Borg.

Her process of making an artistic Succulent manicure is pretty simple. She uses Oasis Floral Adhesive, a glue designed for plants, to fasten a portion of Succulent to Acrylic Nails. Only after the special plant glue dries does she then attach the combined Acrylic-Succulent to her own natural nail bed. Follow this process patiently and the result can leave you with finger nails practically drowning in rich plant life. And I do mean life. The floral adhesives will safely wear off eventually, and the remaning pieces of plant are virile enough to make more baby Succulents.

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Video Blog - Manicure in Canada with Cheryl Thibault pt.4 - 10/21/16

noreply@blogger.com (bymaisiedunbar) — Fri, 21 Oct 2016 18:40:00 +0000

Video Blog - Manicure in Canada with Cheryl Thibault pt.4 - 10/21/16

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Spa, Beauty & Wellness by Maisie Dunbar

Happy for Protection, But at What Point Is It Ridiculous?

Play to Listen!

Beauty Around the World: Discovering Beauty

Peace Cafe

Peace Cafe: Play to Listen!

Beauty Around the World - Hadassah

Another story from my travels in Colombia that will change your life.

Beauty Around the World - Lilanna Hurtado

The story that will change your life. Please click and listen; you never know who in life has been waiting to hear this.

A Day with Beth Livesay

My Soul Looks Back and Wonders

Beauty Around the World - An Interview with Jan Arnold (Co-Founder of CND)

The PROShaker by Izen

Nail Easy & PureGel AR

My Tribute to Debbie Doerrlamm & Vicki Peters

Down Memory Lane

M&M Wellness Center 1999 – 2009

Maisie Dunbar Spa Lounge 2011 – 2017

2013

2014

2015

2016

An End Making Way for a New Beginning

Orlando Premiere 2017 Follow-up

Orlando Premiere 2017 Follow-up

Things you should know when you travel to Cuba

Things you should know when you travel to Cuba

Chicago Midwest-The American Beauty Show

The American Beauty Show

Beauty Around the World - Turning Point Shelter

Beauty Around the World - 2/14/17 - Turning Point Shelter

Video Blog - Quick Nail Tip - 2/17/17

Video Blog - Quick Nail Tip - 2/17/17

Dare to Dream

Dare to Dream

The Eponychium's Dilemma

The Eponychium's Dilemma

The History of Nails. What do you know and What do you need to know?

History of Nails

Video Blog - Hero Collections - 12/9/16

Video Blog - Hero Collections - 12/9/16

Video Blog - Laasfund - 12/2/16

Video Blog - Laasfund - 12/2/16

BluffaJo Cosmetics: A Brand Born in Exile Comes Home

BluffaJo Cosmetics: A Brand Born in Exile Comes Home

Succulent Nails, the latest in Nail Trends

Succulent Nails, the latest in Nail Trends

Video Blog - Manicure in Canada with Cheryl Thibault pt.4 - 10/21/16

Video Blog - Manicure in Canada with Cheryl Thibault pt.4 - 10/21/16

The story that will change your life.
Please click and listen; you never know who in life has been waiting to hear this.