|
And the Winner is (the envelope please) |
|
|
|
Congratulations! You chose the winner correctly America!
Shown here with her permanent makeup artist, is Number 4, the Winner of the Russian Eyebrow Competition held in Moscow February 12, 2010. You'll be able to see her brow "up close", along with all the Russian competitors, in Las Vegas where I'll be giving a Specialty Brow Workshop (Brow Bootcamp) later this year. Hopefully you'll come to Las Vegas for the one-of-a-kind workshop. It will include everything you need to know about doing brows so you can be a "Brow Master™". Sign up at Twitter (www.twitter.com/kolorsource) as I will "tweet" the date of the workshop. We'll have goof proof ways to design beautiful brows and give you the skills to bring them to life. I'm hoping to have this workshop by June. Linda Dixon MD |
|
I had no idea what a tall brown box with "FRAGILE" scrawled on it contained. In fact, I didn't open it for a few days, thinking someone had returned a product for credit. Finally, just to get the big box out of the way, I got a utility knife and opened it. Inside was a mass of "bubble wrap" and after removing several layers I realized there was something very precious inside. I looked at the return address on the box and it said "Toby Siegel". I returned to the task of "unbubbling" the object and began to see something that looked like hair. Now I was excited because I remembered talking to Toby months ago when she expressed her interest in studying permanent makeup. She spoke about her talent, years ago, of hand-painting porcelain dolls. I had expressed interest in perhaps buying one since my own mother had done porcelain painting when I was a child. Toby said she didn't do dolls anymore so I sighed and forgot about it. The handwritten note inside simply said "Hi Linda, Thank you for everything... Here's your doll. Hope you love her. Hugs. Toby". Yes, I will "love" the precious doll baby and I think I'll name her "Precious" for that matter. She'll be displayed in my office at Wakeup with Makeup for everyone to see. And, to you Toby, thank you from the bottom of my heart for such a generous, priceless gift. It makes everything I do worth it. God bless you. Linda Dixon MD |
|
Jaw Dropping Gorgeous Digital here at last: $2795 plus free pigments |
|
|
|
|
It's here! And you too can own this special digital that hums effortlessly while you work. While teaching the Slope® Technique at MTDerm Headquarters in Berlin, I got a sneak preview of this jaw-dropping gorgeous Nouveau Contour Digital 1000 machine with Whisper-touch™ control. The sleek new handpiece plugs into the Star-Trek® appearing console via a USB plug like the computer that it is. Got a problem? The 1000 can handle it. Use your favorite precision cartridges and adjust the power with a touch of your finger for every situation from the finest eyeliner skin (you know that rice paper thin skin in some mature clients) to the most stubborn scars. And yes, it's good for Dry Needling Too. You'll get a live "online" course from Doctor Dixon in April when you purchase the machine. The price? $2795 (up slightly from the NC 700). Yes, it takes the Dixon Slope® needles as well as traditional NC needles. Call today to order your NC Digital 1000 and receive 10 FREE Kolorsource pigments with your purchase.. Supplies are limited. 2 year warranty. TOLL FREE 888/664-9990. Click here to order online. ©2010 LHDixon MD. All rights reserved.
|
|
Beautiful Universal Brow Colors. No Pinkey, No Orangey. No Kidding. |
|
|
|
We all know that dreaded orangey brow. That pinkey, orangey brow is a "hangover" from a blend of colors that fade unevenly. Since brown isn't a color, it has to be blended from black or blue plus red and yellow. When the black fades prematurely, you're left with the pinkey, orangey brow. If the yellow fades early, you're left with a purpley brow. Pigments are not good or bad. But with traditional pigments you can get those tell tale unflattering color changes over time. That's why now you can relax and enjoy the Kolorsource Nubrown family of brow colors. No pinkey, no orangey. No kidding. Save 25% on Nubrown Set of Colors. 10 bottles. Click here to order Nubrown Kit |
|
$70 Machine may save you. Also uses Dixon Slope® and Wrinkle Needles. |
|
|
|
|
 Don't get caught without a backup machine. Plus enjoy being able to use the precision 5 Slope® needle and Wrinkle Needles by Dr. Dixon. We agree that times are tight and hundreds of KP lovers have asked for a machine that uses KP parts but also lets you use the exclusive Dixon Technique Slope Needles. Now Kolorsource offers the combination you’ve been looking for at a price you’ll never believe! Just $70 for the Basic Kit. Slope® packs complete with sleeve, tip, chamber and 5-Slope Needle just $5.25/ea. The Red Machine...the price and convenience you want combined with the performance you need. Also good for the WRINKLE® Needles in size 3, 5 and 7. Use large KP Tip for WRINKLE Needle® procedures. Click here to go to store. Click here for Product Sheet and Instructions. CLICK HERE for Video Instructions.
|
 We all want to do a better job, a precision procedure, on eyeliner. See for yourself first hand and watch Dr. Dixon use the 3 Slope® Needle on eyeliner to do an eyelash enhancement and eyeliner. She uses a "hula" stroke, back and forth, like she's brushing in the color. For thicker eyeliner use a #5 Slope®. The Slope® Needles are available for the Nouveau Contour, Harmonix, PMC Wilde, KP Red machine, Infiniti and Bella machines. You'll want to take a workshop to learn the Slope® technique for optimal results. Click here to go quickie video. |
|
Really Good Black Eyeliner: Black Silk |
|
|
|
 Black Silk is designed to be a "really good black" for eyeliner. Black Silk is a strong, touching, emotional, sensual and erotic black eyeliner color. Very concentrated and very easy to work with. Goes into the skin like a dream. Plus, it is MRI Safe and a little goes a long way! I used it in this client to go over old, blue tattoo ink eyeliner that had migrated. This is a solid black. For smoky eyeliner, use SMOKE over Black Silk. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Page 1 of 3 |