Come indulge in
Beauty Happy Hour
with Nekesa Natural Radiance and friends
@ The Marriot Hotel March 27,2009 5 pm until ...you are invited

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DOOR GIVEAWAYS AND PRODUCT PACKAGES

Host:
Nekesa Smith,Jenny Otey,Terri Hobby,Nikita Hollingsworth,Will
Location:
Marriot Hotel240 Peter's StreetAtlanta, GA 30349 US View Map
When:
Friday, March 27, 5:00PM
Phone:
770-309-2012
Hello Ladies, It is a new year and spring is near.Treat yourself a little you are worth it! I want to invite you to a luxurious event catered to women of all ages and races who enjoy being glammed,and pampered by the best professionals in the business Jenny Otey,Will of Healing Hands,Terri Hobby of Stilletta Image Consulting,Nikki of Nikita Creations, and of course Nekesa of Natural Radiance.Meet our new male spokesmodel Quandrell Claybrooks.Enjoy Massages, mani's and pedi's,hairstyling,airbrush make-up, and image consulting. This event is being held in the Penthouse Suite in the Marriot Hotel.Enjoy exotic fruit and beverages while getting your services . This event is perfect for going out on the town,a special date, or just being beautiful for yourself.Take advantage of our special door prizesand the product sample bags I hope to see you there.Remember treat yourself and never put off what you could do today for tommorowThere is a one time 25.00 fee which will be applied to whatever additional services you would like.(includes)mini makeover,hair,massage,hand treatment.Please RSVP ASAP

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Chris Rock Releases Documentary Called 'Good Hair'

Working on a project that took two years in the making, actor and comedian Chris Rock has completed a controversial documentary called “Good Hair” that uproots the inter-workings of the $9 billion dollar African-American hair industry.

Inspired by what he calls his youngest daughter's “hair envy,” or uneasiness with her naturally curly hair, Rock has set out to discover the power and politics around African-Americans and their hair, according to the Wall Street Journal. Rock traveled across the country from beauty salons to barbershops to hair chemical factories interviewing ordinary people and celebrities about the political implications that our hair has had in the community.—QS

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I am so interested in seeing this documentary. My friend Tavia has a hair documentary called "How we livin in Hair". This video was based on the lifestyles of hairstylist and what inspires them. I thought of creating a documentary about African American hair and the women who wear it. I will keep you posted but in the meanwhile check out Mr. Rock's discovery on Hair.There is enough room for everyone...but I do know when one has an idea 50 other people have the same idea, it is about who executes it first.

Until Later Nekesa