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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedChrysalis clients receive red carpet treatment
Household & Personal Products Industry, Oct, 2006
* Clients of Chrysalis, a Los Angeles based non-profit organization that helps over 2,300 economically disadvantaged and homeless individuals each year become self-sufficient through employment opportunities, received a day of makeovers and beauty tips from John Paul Mitchell Systems' Focus Salon, Hedonism Salon and Day Spa in Santa Monica CA.
On makeover day, Chrysalis clients received head-to-toe hairstyling, makeup, skin care, manicures and wardrobe services, along with inspirational advice from successful public role models and complimentary beauty products.
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A Dermalogica skin care therapist provided skin care recommendations and special guest speakers provided advice on fitness, health and achieving one's goals. Clients also received clothing from Melissa Masse.
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