Calling all ladies! Have you ever been to a CRAVE Seattle party? Get your tickets today! Don’t miss CRAVE’s biggest party of the year, hosted at the Woodmark Hotel in Kirkland, Wednesday August 17th. Ticket price includes savory snacks, dessert bar, wine tasting, mini-beauty treatments and a swag bag full of girly treats!
Spa Soiree @Obadiah Salon
Come pamper yourself! Enjoy a fun evening out with girlfriends, wine, spa services and pampering all evening. ChickChat-One thing we know at ChickChat is women. We not only create unique events that inspire women to chat, learn, and contribute; we listen to what they say, watch what they do, and pass that information on to people who are agents of positive change.
Founder Tracy Klinkroth is an inspiring It-Girl of Seattle. In 2005, she created ChickChat with her marketing background. Giving women a solid voice and making marketing research more meaningful with real women. Today, ChickChat hosts multiple events in the Seattle, Los Angeles and Chicago areas.
Every so often, when there's a rare sighting of the ink I have
scrawled down my side, someone asks, "Did that hurt?" I wish it had
been like being licked by kittens, but unfortunately, yes, it did
hurt. Luckily for me I went to Gem Tattoo. Owner Dave Richmond
worked quickly and expertly to etch my newest form of
self-expression in the least amount of time.
Near the refreshingly green Kirkland waterfront nestled between two
little buildings is the appropriately named Gem Tattoo. Eyes are welcomed
by thousands of original tattoo designs and memorabilia from all
across the world. From the classic "M-O-M" in a heart tattoo to the
one-of-a-kind drawings custom created by Dave himself, the wall has
a collection of artwork to inspire every palette.
With 18 years of experience, Dave, aka Dr. Ichmond, can
work with anyone to custom design a tattoo. He can co-create the ...
If Seattle were a massive ship, then Wallingford Ave.,
as it slopes downwards towards the water, would be the crow's nest.
At the corner of Wallingford and 37th in a nondescript residential
area, is Sirens Salon. Narrow alleyways and
sidewalks bordered with summer foliage intermittently give way to
breathtaking panoramic views of the city beyond. Looming like a
giant in the mist is the Fremont Bridge. Lake Washington hides
beneath a layer of gray fog, and rising sharply above it is the
city, shining like an emerald statue.
The view from Sirens Salon at times looks as if
one might fall right off the face of the earth into the atmosphere
of Seattle's most infamous landmarks. But planted firmly on the
sidewalk, the building, like a coastal boutique or a seaside relic,
provides a safe hideout for those in need of a fabulous
blowout.
On a hazy day ...
When you walk into Dina S Good Salon, you have to be ready to throw away
your mascara. Seriously. I am sure you are all familiar with the
mascara commercials that tease you into believing you too can have
long, perfect lashes with just a simple twist of black gunk. Well,
it's true my friends. You can have long eye-popping lashes, but you
have to go to the Dina S Good Salon in order to make that
happen.
The most important gift that you can give a woman is the ability to
look at themselves in the mirror and actually like what they see,"
Owner Dina Susan Good said. And that's exactly what she strives to
do. She started as a make-up artist who found herself at the mercy
of eyelash strips. An avid consumer of eyelash strips for more than
20 years, she happened upon an article ...
Vain Salon is cloaked in red and black, a small
window giving you a glimpse into the life behind the doors. But
don't be fooled, the impressive salon has nothing to hide. In fact,
it's quite the opposite. One of the locations sits in the heart of
Belltown, where it pulsates with an ever-revolving door of people
who come from all parts of Seattle.
The hair salon was born out of a belief that self expression is
something to be treasured and supported. Victoria Thomas Gentry, a
transplant from New York, was instantly enveloped by the spirit of
Seattle, but she also saw the opportunity to shake things up. She
began her love story with an idea and determination. She felt every
person should be given the opportunity to use their body, well in
this case their hair, as a canvas to express to others who they
are ...
