SPRING RACING EXTENDED HOURS OCTOBER & NOVEMBER!!

OCTOBER:

MONDAY 20TH 10AM – 6PM

TUESDAY 21ST 10AM – 7.30PM

WEDNESDAY 22ND 10AM – 8PM

THURSDAY 23RD – 10AM – 9PM

FRIDAY 24TH – 10AM – 7PM

SATURDAY 25TH (OAKS DAY) 9AM – 3PM

… MONDAY 27TH – 10AM – 6PM

TUESDAY 28TH – 10AM – 7.30PM

WEDNESDAY 29TH 10AM – 8PM

THURSDAY 30TH 10AM – 9PM

FRIDAY 31ST 10AM – 7PM

NOVEMBER:

SATURDAY 1ST OF NOV – 9AM – 4PM

MONDAY 3RD OF NOV (MELB CUP EVE) 10AM – 8PM

WEDNESDAY 5TH OF NOV – 10AM – 8PM

THURSDAY 6TH OF NOV 10AM – 9PM

FRIDAY 7TH OF NOV 10AM – 7PM

SATURDAY 8TH OF NOV (STAKES DAY) 9AM – 3PM

This Spring give your skin a burst of ENERGY from nature with siberian ginseng with the SOTHYS energising facial line that helps with cell regeneration, hydrating & anti aging! Suitable for ALL skin types. Facial comes with an enzymatic peel, concenrated siberian ginseng serum, a double vitamn c mask followed by after care of the energising day cream! Your skin will be left glowing! This treatment is $110 and comes with a FREE eyebrow & tint (can change to an upper lip or chin wax if needed)

Get Rewarded….

GLAM LOYALTY PROGRAM!

Every $20 you spend in store on services or products you will receive 1 point (1 point = $1)

Start recommending friends or family to Glam Beauty Bar because for every new client referral you will receive 10 points! ($10) to put towards any treatment of your choice!

Every time you rebook any services with us you will receive 5 points! ($5) to put towards any treatment of your choice!

Accumulate reward points to spoil yourself with a Facial, Microdermabrasion Treatment or Eyelash Extensions!  

Any questions ask our Glam Beauty Bar Therapists

**Can’t be used with any other offers, rewards cards or vouchers**

 Book in for ANY Sothys Skin Facial treatment

& receive a FREE skincare trail pack suited for your skin

to take home of 5 Sothy’s products! This is a perfect way to try our NEW skincare range!

Look at glambeautybar.com to look at treatments

otherwise call 9370 0955 to speak to one of our lovely therapists!

 Offer is available for August only. Can’t be used with any Vouchers or any other offers.

Shellac Winter Special  

1st of June to 31st of August

(Available Tuesday – Friday) 

The best way to grow your nails – or stop biting them is to have a regular manicure.  Having a CND Shellac manicure will protect your nails and also nourish at the base, encouraging good growth and strength.  CND Shellac Polish acts as a protective seal and helps the nail to grow underneath. Massaging CND Solar Oil in every night will keep the nails healthy.

Tired of chipped, smudged nail polish that doesn’t last?

Try our Shellac Winter Special…

Shellac Hands $35

Shellac Feet $35

Shellac Removal $15 or Free with Shellac Treatment

Shellac French Polish extra $10

The results?

Improve your nails with an armour coat.

14+ days of  glorious, chip-free, high-gloss shine that truly is addictive!   

HELLO – Zero drying time

HELLO – Resilient mirror finish

HELLO – Strong protected nails

HELLO – Fast gentle removal

HELLO – Shellac!

TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW FLOWER PEEL MACHINE TO OUR SALON WE ARE OFFERING THE DIAMOND FLOWER PEEL FOR $95 FOR A 45 MIN TREATMENT – RESULTS ARE INSTANT!

Diamond Flower Peel – $95  45min

Starts off with a cleanse, skin analysis, organic grain microdermabrasion, serum wand infusion & ends with a relaxation massage. We will use the most suitable serum for your skin type after skin consultation.

Glam Beauty Bar Moonee Ponds is under NEW Management!

New owner Bianca has had 11 years experience in the Beauty Therapy industry. Holds a Diploma of Beauty Therapy & Diploma of Make Up Artistry. Studied at Elly Lukas in 2004 & Make Up Academy in 2009. Has worked for Aveda, Estée Lauder & Endota Spa plus various other spas over Melbourne including Breathtaker in MT Buller.

Glam Beauty Bar was established to focus on providing professional beauty treatments and services to our clients based on care, results & quality in a friendly glamorous environment. We have brand new products such as SOTHYS, Dr Spiller, Tuscan Tan & Gorgeous Cosmetics make up. With our team of fun loving fully qualified trained beauty therapists, we waste no time in serving you up an effective treatment that will get you feeling & looking beautiful!

Please add us on facebook or check out our website for current specials. We look forward to seeing you in our new salon!

Smoking impacts appearance

If you smoke, you already know you need to quit. It’s bad for your heart, lungs, brain, and even your sex life.

But let’s face it: You’d have kicked the habit yesterday if smoking’s ill effects were a bit more obvious. What if each cigarette created a black pockmark on your face, for instance?

Well, smoking does damage your looks. Read on to discover 15 ways smoking is ruining your appearance.

If you are serious about quitting and would like to even enquire into the possibility you can visit this link for more information on Hypnotherapy as an option.

Bags under your eyes

Don’t you hate it when you can’t get a good night’s sleep—and it shows on your face?

If you smoke, you’re four times as likely as nonsmokers to report feeling unrested after a night’s sleep, according to Johns Hopkins study.

Why the lack of shut-eye? It’s possible that nightly nicotine withdrawal could be causing you to toss and turn. And unfortunately, poor sleep doesn’t equal pretty

Icky teeth

Wouldn’t you love to have a set of dazzling white, Hollywood-like choppers? If you smoke, you can kiss that dream good-bye.

It’s the nicotine in cigarettes that can stain teeth.

So in addition to the escalating costs of buying and smoking your cigs, add in the cost of tooth whitening. A professional procedure to clean your teeth costs an average of $500 to $1,000

Premature aging and wrinkles

We can all appreciate a wizened visage—on our favorite nonagenarian that is. Wrinkles look anything but wise when they show up on a relatively young person who smokes.

And show up they will. Experts agree that smoking accelerates aging, so that smokers look 1.4 years older than nonsmokers, on average.

Why the wrinkly face? Smoking hampers the blood supply that keeps skin tissue looking supple and healthy.

Yellow fingers

The nicotine in cigarette smoke can not only make your teeth (and the walls of your home) brown, but it’s also notorious for staining fingers and nails as well.

If you search the Internet, you can find a number of home remedies, including lemon juice, bleach solutions, and scrubbing with steel wool. Ouch.

Wouldn’t it be easier—and less painful—to just quit?

Thinner hair

As if the wrinkly skin wasn’t enough, smoking hurts your hair too. Experts think the toxic chemicals in smoke can damage the DNA in hair follicles and generate cell-damaging free radicals as well.

The end result? Smokers have thinner hair that tends to go gray sooner than nonsmokers. That is, if they have any hair at all.

Men who smoke are about twice as likely to lose their hair as nonsmokers, after taking into account factors that increase the risk of baldness, such as aging and genetics, according to a 2007 study in Taiwan.

Scarring

Nicotine causes vasoconstriction, a narrowing of the blood vessels that can limit oxygen-rich blood flow to the tiny vessels in the face or other parts of the body.

This means your wounds will take longer to heal and you’ll have scars that are bigger and redder than you would in a nonsmoking parallel universe.

Tooth loss

Smoking puts you at greater risk for all kinds of dental problems, including oral cancer and gum disease.

In fact, according to a 2005 U.K. study in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, smokers are up to six times more likely than nonsmokers to develop gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss.

Wouldn’t you rather be doing, well, anything other than sitting in a dentist’s chair?

Natural glow is gone

Ever notice how smokers’ skin sometimes seems off? You’re not alone. A 1985 study came up with the term Smoker’s Face to describe certain facial characteristics, such as wrinkles, gauntness, and a gray appearance of the skin, caused by smoking.

Cigarette smoke contains carbon monoxide, which displaces the oxygen in your skin, and nicotine, which reduces blood flow, leaving skin dry and discolored. Cigarette smoking also depletes many nutrients, including vitamin C, which helps protect and repair skin damage.

Wound healing

Several studies have found that smokers do not heal as well after surgeries such as face-lifts, tooth extractions, and periodontal procedures.

So once cigarettes wrinkle up your face, you’ll have a harder time correcting the damage with cosmetic surgery than people who’ve never smoked. (And your surgeon might not even perform the procedure until you agree to kick the habit.)

Warts

For reasons that aren’t entirely clear, smokers are more susceptible to infection with human papillomavirus, a large family of viruses that can cause warts—including genital warts.

While genital warts are caused by sexually transmitted types of HPV, smoking is also a risk factor. Even taking the number of sex partners into account, women who smoke are nearly four times as likely to have genital warts as nonsmokers, according to one study.

Skin cancer

Smoking is a leading cause of cancer, including lung, throat, mouth, and esophageal cancer, so it should be no surprise that cigarettes can also increase your risk of skin cancer.

In fact, according to a 2001 study, smokers are three times as likely to develop squamous cell carcinoma, the second most common type of skin cancer, than nonsmokers.

Stretch marks

The nicotine found in cigarettes damages the fibers and connective tissue in your skin, causing it to lose elasticity and strength.

Stretch marks, red skin striations that can gradually fade to a silvery hue, form when you gain weight rapidly. Anyone can get stretch marks with rapid weight gain (such as in pregnancy), but cigarettes can be a contributing factor.

Flabby tummy

Cigarettes can be an appetite suppressant, and often smokers have a lower body weight than nonsmokers. However, a 2009 study in the Netherlands found that smokers had more visceral fat than nonsmokers.

This deep fat pads internal organs and can accumulate in your midsection, ultimately increasing the risk of other diseases, such as diabetes.

Cataracts

More than half of Americans will have developed some degree of cataracts by age 80. Cigarette smoking can increase the risk of cataracts by putting oxidative stress on the lens of the eye.

In fact, continued smoking can add up to a 22% increased risk of cataract extraction, according to one study. And it’s not too late to quit—the amount of cigarettes smoked was a more important risk factor than how long someone smoked.