when performing image-guided procedures to save or improve the lives of others.
Wait- who cares how you look during a trauma embolization, a thrombolysis consultation, or a lower limb revascularization??
Even when working extended hours and caring for others, it is critical to take care of yourself. The following are some beauty & self-care habits that work for this interventional radiologist.
FACE IT
A CC, or color-correcting cream smooths and evens the face within a few seconds, while also working as a moisturizer and sunscreen. I like Oil of Olay’s CC cream. It’s light, fast, and feels good on.
I swipe on lip stain in the morning, and it stays put through a quick breakfast. Most lip products will rub off on your procedure mask, so a stain gets the most mileage. I like this one. An additional lip gloss or balm in your bag or desk can salvage cracked lips or add color to your wan expression when your day runs long.
Dark under-eye circles can be brightened with some First Aid Beauty Triple Eye Remedy, or they can be worn as a badge of honor. I opted to display my dark circles for the first few years as an attending, to save myself a step getting ready for work, and so colleagues in other specialties wouldn’t think I was too well rested, lest they get envious.
I apply mascara in the morning, if I have time. Waterproof, smudge-free formulas are key, as sweat and oil make most makeup melt downward. Blush is fun to apply, if there is an extra moment to dote on yourself in the morning. It’s a good feeling sometimes!
Disney has just confirmed rumors that a new “Beauty and the Beast”-inspired lounge is coming to Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa this fall. The enchanting lounge will celebrate the magic and romance of the popular Disney live-action movie.
The signature bar will glow from the light of a magnificent gold chandelier that takes its inspiration from Belle’s flowing ball gown, with subtle nods to the Beast’s magical rose.
The formal library showcases classical baroque designs and French furnishings inspired by Belle, with hints of the Beast’s friends.
The garden room will be a whimsical space that draws its inspiration from the enchanted forest surrounding Beast’s castle.
An outdoor patio will evoke the romance of Beast’s garden terrace.
With charm and elegance to be found around every turn, this quaint bar and lounge will be the place where you can put our service to the test and share a tale as old as time.
Sherrie Tennessee has 17 years of experience in the Spa industry including the role of a massage therapist, nail tech, spa owner, speaker, professor, educator, and author. In addition, to receiving multiple awards throughout her career, Sherrie’s writings have been published in some highly-respected industry outlets, and she has spoken at many public forums. Sherrie holds a Master of Business Administration. Ms. Tennessee is currently the Education Director of SpaSOS, where she conducts Spa Management, Wellness and Customer Service focused training. In addition, Sherrie published her first book in 2016; How to Open a Day Spa:31-Day Guide. Sherrie is the new Director of Spa and Wellness at Mandarin Oriental in Washington, DC.
“Two key points I have learned in my seven-teen years in the Spa industry is yes, the industry has the ability to transform lives of clients as well as those working in the field. The opportunities for those in the Beauty/Spa/Wellness are limitless, I suggest enhancing your skill-set by taking classes and attending shows to be ready for the what is coming next. The other key take I have is networking, it a big yet small industry with people moving and advancing on almost a daily basis. I suggest attending the events created to bring together those in industry such as LiveLoveSpa and SpaHive and connect with vendors, Directors, and educators,” said Sherri.
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Ginger McLean brings a lifelong commitment to wellness with 19 plus years of experience managing some of the country’s top resort spas. In her current position at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, McLean is responsible for the strategic development and growth of the overall business including the Rock Spa Store, Salon, Spa and Body Rock Fitness Center.
Prior to joining Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, McLean served as the Chief Operation Officer for Bell Tower Salon and Spa; in addition to Director of Spa operations for Walt Disney World, and was responsible for the strategic development of spa operations for Senses – A Disney Spa at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort, as well as three salons and five fitness/spa facilities across Walt Disney World property. McLean served as Senior Vice President, Spa Division for WTS International and previously Spa Director of “The Chocolate Spa,” Hershey Entertainment and Resorts, Hershey, PA; Corporate Director of Spas and Tarpon Club, Gulfbay Companies, Marco Beach Ocean Resort, Marco Island, FL; Director of Revenue Management and Spa Operations Manager, Ojai Valley Inn and Spa, Ojai, CA. She began her spa career as part of the opening team with The Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa, Asheville, N.C.
“What I have learned most about being in the wellness industry is how much people need our services. The body can restore balance no matter how hard we work to break it down and with caring touch, rest, exercise, fresh air, water and sunshine we can thrive. Our bodies hold great wisdom, if we would just sit quietly and listen,” said McLean.
Do you know a university student interested in wellness? If so, he or she could win a trip to the 2019 Global Wellness Summit in Hong Kong by participating in the “Shark Tank of Wellness” student competition.
This unique global challenge rewards university students for their most innovative, impactful idea for the wellness industry. We define wellness industrybroadly and are seeking innovations in sectors as varied as architecture/design, beauty, education, fitness, hospitality, investment, medicine, nutrition, real estate, spa, technology, travel, tourism, and more.
Fifteen years ago she started India’s first spa magazine when the concept of spa and wellness was in a nascent stage. And today, the name Parineeta Sethi is counted amongst the known wellness experts. Sethi has organised a Fit & Fab show, a session on Wellness and fitness industry at Shangri-La’s- Eros Hotel, today.Sethi was always a wellness buff and knew that wellness as an industry will grow exponentially. “World over spas were becoming a rage, but in India they were just about coming up.
So, I thought why not work on an industry which is at a nascent stage but will definitely grow and also contribute my bit to the industry and work towards helping it grow. And see how it has grown! I feel it’s always better to be the first mover,” says Sethi.“When I started out, it was considered a luxury, only urban women were interested in it and it was the older, over 35-year-old women, who focused on their wellness. But today it is no longer a luxury rather it has percolated to the smaller cities.
Men are as interested in spas and wellness as are women. The younger people are adopting it into their lifestyle. Wellness today is all pervasive,” she adds.The exponential growth story of the Indian wellness industry can be understood better with these facts presented by a report by FICCI and EY, which states that the industry was estimated at close to `85,000 crores in the financial year 2014-15, is set to achieve about `1.5 trillion by FY20.
