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The folks who come to Urbaca are who make our salon really special!
We created our Urbacan of Interest segment to highlight guests who are up to something cool.
Introducing our first ever
Urbacan of Interest...
What I do for fun: Travel with my family all over the world.
What I do for work: Paint
What I'm passionate about: My children, ages 2, 4, and 6
What technician I see at Urbaca: Sherry-she's really good at what she does and she's very fun!
My favorite thing about Urbaca: Everyone is always very
friendly, on time, and professional.
Current shows:
The Libertine 12515 NW Cornell Rd
Daily Cafe at Montgomery Park 2701 NW Vaughn St.
Upcoming shows:
View Anna's work at Urbaca's 14 Year Anniversary Open House May 3, 5 - 7 pm
Urbaca Salon 120 NW 9th Avenue, Suite 101
BC Gallery 2328 NW Westover Rd opening June 7, 6-9pm
Would YOU like to be an Urbacan of Interest?
Do you have an inspiring story, interesting business, or unusual hobby to share?
Tell your story!
If you are chosen as an UoI you will receive a complimentary shampoo + blow dry styling by one of our New Talent Stylists, make up touch up, and mini photo shoot to create a photo for your profile.
How fun is that?
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April is National Rosacea Awareness Month
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that makes your face turn red and may cause swelling and skin sores that look like acne.
Rosacea
is a harmless condition, but it may cause you to feel self-conscious or
embarrassed. The cause is not known.
Rosacea involves swelling of the blood vessels just under the skin. Symptoms include redness of the face, blushing or flushing easily, spider-like facial blood vessels, red nose, acne-like skin sores, burning or stinging feeling in the face, and irritated, bloodshot, watery eyes.
Your
health care provider can usually diagnose rosacea by performing a
physical exam and asking questions about your medical history.
There is no known cure for rosacea. Avoiding your triggers may help you prevent
or reduce flare-ups. Here are some steps that may help ease or prevent symptoms:
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Avoid sun exposure. Use sunscreen every day.
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Avoid a lot of activity in hot weather.
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Try to reduce stress with deep breathing, yoga, or other relaxation techniques.
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Limit spicy foods, alcohol, and hot beverages/soups.
Triggers
vary from person to person. Other triggers may include wind, hot baths,
cold weather, specific skin products, exercise, or other factors.
Antibiotics taken by mouth (such as tetracycline, minocycline, or doxycycline) or applied to the skin (such as metronidazole) may control acne-like skin problems.
Other
medications (isoretinol or Accutane), which are similar to vitamin A,
are stronger alternatives that your doctor or dermatologist might
consider.
Rosacea is not acne and will not improve with over-the-counter acne treatment.
In
severe cases, laser surgery may help reduce the redness.
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Recent Classes
Are you passionate about education, personal and creative evolution?
So are we!
Here are some of the recent classes Urbaca team members have hosted or attended:
Portland Business Alliance
March Forum:
University Spin Offs
Meet & Greet with Mount Hood Community College
Refer a Friend, Save 10%
Your recommendation is our highest compliment! For each new guest you refer, save 10% on your next service.
Here's how:
Take a few of your stylist's business cards, write your name on it, then give it to anyone who really needs a great 'do!
For each new person who brings in "your" card, we will give you 10% off your next service!
Thank you!
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