It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

July 21, 2010

we are showing – My Best Friend’s Wedding

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

July 7, 2010

we are showing – Rumor Has It

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

Oh, you have to go to Pica’s Mexican Taqueria.  The food is fantastic. We loved it so much, we wanted to share.  Check out the menu online.  www.picasboulder.com

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

June 30, 2010

we are showing – In and Out

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

June 16, 2010

we are showing – Alex and Emma

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

June 2, 2010

we are showing – Father of the Bride

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

May 26, 2010

we are showing – Just Married

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

May 12, 2010

we are showing – Down With Love

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

We’ve got the new collection, come in for these great spring colors!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

April 28, 2010

we are showing – The Wedding Date

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

April 21, 2010

we are showing – Spanglish

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

April 14, 2010

we are showing – Down to You

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

April 7, 2010

we are showing – The Break-Up

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

March 31, 2010

we are showing – The Family Man

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

March 24, 2010

we are showing – The Other Sister

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

Need a gift?  Something to fill an Easter basket?  Or just a little something for yourself?

Stop by and check out our retail sale.  Sale starts Monday, March 15th through Sunday, March 21st.   Here’s a sample of what you might find.

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

March 17, 2010

we are showing – Forces of Nature

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

March 10, 2010

we are showing – Pretty in Pink

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s time for the 5280 Top of the Town Awards and voting!

Don’t wait, vote today!  Vote under Services: Bikini Wax, Eyebrow Wax and Manicure Pedicure.

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Thanks for your support.  xoxo

Come to the East End and see what First Fridays are all about!

We are here until 7pm, stop in and say Hi.  Pick up a polish, make an appointment, do some shopping.

Happy Friday everyone!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

March 3, 2010

we are showing – The Princess Bride

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

4 winter hand healers

Prettify this oft-neglected zone with these easy tips. The result? You’ll look hands-down gorgeous!

By Roopika Malhotra

From the January 2010 Issue

Hydrate as you lather

Washing often with antibacterial sanitizers that contain alcohol can dry out hands. In fact, even with soap, they can lose about 25 percent of their natural moisture with every rinse, finds research from Dove in Trumbull, Connecticut. To renew the suppleness of skin, use a milky, sulfate-free soap instead. Lock in moisture with a petrolatum-rich lotion.

Make cuticles softer

Heal ragged hangnails by massaging them with an oil-based cream (we like Ahava Cuticle Cream, $14) morning and evening to repair damage from dehydrating polish changes, filing and buffing. To neaten cuticles, gently push them back with an orangewood stick once a week. Trim any stubborn remainders with a small nail clipper.

Bolster nail strength

Avoid polishes that have toluene, formaldehyde and dibutyl phthalate, which weaken nails. And take a vacay from lacquer one week a month. “The no-chip formulas they use in salons look great but suffocate nails,” says David J. Goldberg, M.D., a dermatologist in New York City. “By giving yourself a break from polish, you’ll restore moisture, keeping nails healthy.”

Even out skin tone

“Years of sun exposure can lead to brown spots on hands,” says Neal Schultz, M.D., a dermatologist in NYC. To head them off, put on sunscreen with an SPF of 30 daily. Already see damage? Every other day, apply a product with exfoliating glycolic acid (try DDF 10% Exfoliating Oil Control Gel, $48) for smooth, flawless hands in no time!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

February 24, 2010

we are showing – Catch & Release

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

If you love Ten20, let everyone know by voting for us for Best Spa!

Don’t wait, voting ends this Friday.

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It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

February 17, 2010

we are showing – Just Friends

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

Come by and see us!

Saturday 10am-4pm

Sunday 11am-3pm

Monday 10am-4pm

Come see what all of the fuss is about and treat yourself!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

February 3, 2010

we are showing – Breakfast at Tiffany’s

from 5pm – 7 pm.  Love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

Follow These Three Easy Steps

1. Shape the inner edges.

To determine where your brow should begin, hold a makeup brush vertically against the bridge of your nose, says Vucetaj. Pluck any hairs that fall outside this line and close to your nose. “Grip tweezers near their points for the best control and yank hairs swiftly in the direction of growth,” she advises. This prevents them from breaking, which leads to ingrown hairs. Work cautiously: “Women often overtweeze between brows. But full inner edges keep brows balanced and natural looking.”

2. Create an arch.

“The highest point of your arch should line up with the outside edge of your iris,” says Vucetaj. Put a dot of brow pencil slightly above your brow at this point. Next, color over your brows with the pencil to create your ideal shape, starting near the nose, working up to the dot, and moving down toward the temple. The shape should look like a sloped arc. Tweeze any hairs below the penciled-in area of the brow. Pluck above the brow only if you see an obvious hair; taking off too much from the top “flattens brows and makes you look tired.”

3. Even out and refine.

Step back from the mirror: Are your brows even? Is one a little fuller than the other? Fix discrepancies by plucking a single hair, then stepping back again to see the full picture. Often, removing one hair makes a visible difference. Next, tend to any extra-long pieces. “Brush brows upward, toward your forehead,” Vucetaj says, “and snip off the tips of hairs that extend beyond your shape.” Finally, examine where your brows end (near your temples). Imagine another diagonal line that extends from your nostril past the outer corner of your eye. Where your brow intersects this line is where it should end. Tweeze away any hairs outside this area. “You usually don’t need to remove much,” notes Vucetaj.

1. Brush your brows upward, then use brow scissors to snip just the very ends of any long hairs and repeat brushing downward, says eyebrow pro Ramy Gafni. Trimming the hair before tweezing will reveal the brow shape and remove the weight and bulk so that you can create an ideal shape.

2. Begin by holding a pencil parallel to the side of the bridge of your nose. The inner edge of your brows should start here. To determine the highest point of your arch, place the pencil parallel to the outside corner of your iris. Angling the pencil diagonally from your nostril to the outside corner of your eye will tell you where your brow should end. Another foolproof way to locate your arch: “Look at your face straight on in the mirror and find the highest point of your brow. Tweeze directly below it for a perfectly placed arch,” says Gafni.

3. Mark the spots you just mapped out with a brow pencil, then begin tweezing or waxing accordingly. Remove no more than two rows of hair to maintain a natural effect. You may also need to remove just a few hairs from the top of the outer edges to create a subtle downward slope. If you have thick brows and want a more dramatic arch, remove an additional row from under the peak of the brow to create a more pronounced arch and to keep it from appearing straight and flat.

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

today, july 22nd, 2009

we are showing – Confession of a Drama Queen.

from 5pm – 7 pm.  love it!

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love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

our favorite color.

our customer’s favorite color.

allure magazine’s favorite color.

that’s hot pink!

We are proud and flattered – the Boulder County Business Report had some fabulous things to say about the work Margaret Miner of ten20 & Rags Consignments and Heather Smith of Lady Luxe Inc have been doing together on the social media scene!

Here’s the scoop:

Getting social with Lady Luxe
By Valerie Gleaton

June 26, 2009 — BOULDER – Most business owners recognize the importance of online advertising, but using social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs to connect with current and potential customers is still a new frontier for many. For those who don’t know a “Friend” from a “Follower,” Heather Smith is here to help.

A self-described “social media maven,” Smith is the founder of Lady Luxe Inc., a consulting firm that assists companies hoping to increase their online visibility.

Smith, who recently became the social media strategist for international eco-cosmetic company Weleda, has revamped online marketing for local companies including Rags Consignment, ten20 nail salon, The T-BAR lingerie shop, Bundle Baby Shop and Jessie Walker Knit Goods.

“I call it ’social media for the socially responsible,’” says Smith, noting that the companies share a commitment to ethical business practices such as sustainability and fair trade.

This isn’t surprising, considering her background. Smith began her career in the natural products industry, and was so successful in launching and promoting her own beauty line that other companies began approaching her to consult on theirs. This led her to found JG Consulting (short for Jersey Girl Consulting) in New York. A few years later, Smith moved to Boulder with her husband. On Earth Day 2006, she launched Coco’s Shoppe, which she says was one of the very first online eco-boutiques.

“That was how I became more online savvy,” Smith says. “Then last fall the economy hit everyone hard, especially retail. You had to decide whether to relaunch, close up shop or reinvent yourself. That’s when I started to jump on board with social media. I wanted to use all the opportunities that were out there and also give them to other businesses. That’s what I’m doing with Lady Luxe.”

The economic downturn offered the perfect conditions to establish the new consulting firm. With low start up costs – “My Mac is my office,” Smith says – and business owners looking for ways to weather the recession, Lady Luxe was a fairly low-risk venture. Now, though she still owns Coco’s Shoppe, Smith says that most of her time is spent advising companies on how to take advantage of social media.

Smith says the first step is simply listening to the client to find out where they are and where they want to go. For instance, when Margaret Miner, owner of Rags Consignment and ten20, told Smith that she wanted to make her companies’ Web sites more dynamic, Smith converted them to WordPress blogs that also linked to Facebook and Twitter profiles.

“She’s does a fantastic job,” Miner says. “We’ve gotten a lot more interest in the Web site and feedback and interaction from customers.”

“All of a sudden, items we featured on the Rags site would immediately sell out,” Smith says. Customers who weren’t planning to come in that day would, just because of something they saw on the blog – that’s what’s so great about social media.”

Other companies have more specific goals. Smith says that T-BAR owner Debra Caplin already had a great blog and Twitter presence, but wanted more media attention for the shop.

“We got her on Daily Candy in a month,” Smith says proudly, referring to the popular e-mail newsletter that professes to be “the insider’s guide to what’s hot, new and undiscovered.”

“Give me a challenge, and I’m gonna deliver,” Smith promises. “I work on a case-by-case basis, so whether you want the full service where we build your whole social media platform, or just a la carte, I want to listen to what people are doing already and then fill in the gaps.”

However, though increasing sales and garnering glowing reviews is great for business in the short-term, Smith says the most important aspect of social media is its power to create brand loyalty through communication with customers.

“Businesses just need to get out there and engage,” Smith says. “Find your friends, find your fans, find your followers, and find your niche. You’ll get the customers who love you already, but you’ll also find those likeminded individuals who will soon love you.”

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toothbrush, soap, flip flops & lingerie!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

today, june 17th, 2009

we are showing – Jersey Girl.

from 5pm – 7 pm.  love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

It’s Chick Flick Wednesday

today, june 3rd, 2009

we are showing – blind dating.

from 5pm – 7 pm.  love it!

come join us for:

love, friendship, hopes, dreams, dancing and singing, not to mention catfights, break-ups, death, disappointment, and tears!

All our fabulous services.  All the usual treats – Coke, Diet Coke and M&Ms.  And a big batch of popcorn!

An ultra-soothing mint and vanilla sensation in a jumbo cobalt tube.

Come in and get yours.  One of our favs.  Just wanted to share.  xo

We just got this fabulous new line of HoneyCat at ten20.  We know you’ll love it…

What is it with women and cats? In ancient times it was believed that a parasite living on cats could infect their female owners, rendering them sexy, desirable, fun-loving, and, ahem…, unfaithful. Welcome to the world of Honeycat Cosmetics, we put a fresh, sexy spin on bath and body products which appeal to the sexy, feline/cat woman in all us gals! There is an emphasis on the cat as a symbol of female sexuality, and sensuality. All of our products relate figuratively, colloquially, or literally to the cat. Just check out our “I’m In Heat” warming foot scrub.

Honeycat products are created and developed by owner Theresa Spruill. A veritable feast for your skin that we know you’re gonna love! Honeycat makes grooming time an event. Our products promise pleasure for your entire body. They are sexy, sensual, safe and chock full of what’s-good-for-your-skin-stuff. Honeycat products are natural, and never tested on animals, especially sexy felines. Honeycat offers products ranging from emollient rich bath bombs, sassy lip balm, delicious edible body powder, body lotions, creams, bath salts, bubble bath, milk bath, (Whew! I’m out of breath!). These are just a few of the outrageous products that we offer. Your skin is safe in our paws..um, I mean hands. Preservatives in our food, dyes in our clothes, BHT, MSG, YUCK! You won’t find any junk in Honeycat products. We offer women of all ages, skin indulging treats.

Sexy, fun, clean and hip…that’s Honeycat!