Wishing Stacey a Very Merry Birthday!

[Guest guest]

Birthday Cheers, Stacey!

 

I hope this is a year of wonderful moments for you.

 

Cheers,

Christina

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Happy birthday Stacey, Lots of good changes this year for you!

May the good luck fairy continue to bless you.

Hugs

Jeanine

 

 

ATFE2 [ATFE2 ]On Behalf Of

Christina M

Friday, 29 August 2008 11:23 a.m.

ATFE2

[ATFE2] Wishing Stacey a Very Merry Birthday!

 

Birthday Cheers, Stacey!

 

I hope this is a year of wonderful moments for you.

 

Cheers,

Christina

 

 

[Guest guest]

> Happy birthday Stacey, Lots of good changes this year for you!

> May the good luck fairy continue to bless you.

> Hugs

> Jeanine

>

> Birthday Cheers, Stacey!

>

> I hope this is a year of wonderful moments for you.

>

> Cheers,

> Christina

 

Awwww, thank you so much. Let's not forget our Liz, too! She just had

a birthday a few days ago!

 

And yes, this year has been full of good changes... to go from high

heels and suits on the 18th floor in my BID Council internship all the

way to working in flips and tees at IPSB College was pretty sweet!

www.ipsb.edu

 

While I'm here, a big welcome to all our newest ATFE members. I'm glad

you found us. Please feel free to poke around the archives and ask any

questions or post any thoughts you might have.

 

Ta,

Stacey

 

P.S. Am I just being stubborn by refusing to have any services done in

a salon that offers Raindrop? (I seriously need a cut and color this

weekend and one of the nice salons nearby also offers RDT on their

menu... I sort of feel I should give them a chance since their hair

skills have nothing to do with anything else, right?)

 

P.P.S. Here's the White Page on RDT for anyone not familiar with it!

http://www.aromaticsage.com/WhitePaper.htm

[Guest guest]

Stacey,

 

JMHO, but I don't think you're being stubborn refusing to patronize a

salon that you know to have questionable practices. True, you're not

going for an RDT session, but what else may have rubbed off whoever

taught the RDT technique onto how other services are performed?

 

Me? I'd steer my fat butt right away from there. There's dozens of

talented colorists who know better than to dribble volatile chemicals

all over someone's bare back.

 

JMHO,

Serra

 

 

 

On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 12:17 AM, staceymst3k <millerslm1 wrote:

 

>

> P.S. Am I just being stubborn by refusing to have any services done in

> a salon that offers Raindrop? (I seriously need a cut and color this

> weekend and one of the nice salons nearby also offers RDT on their

> menu... I sort of feel I should give them a chance since their hair

> skills have nothing to do with anything else, right?)

>

> P.P.S. Here's the White Page on RDT for anyone not familiar with it!

> http://www.aromaticsage.com/WhitePaper.htm

>

 

 

 

--

Check out this week's washcloth assortment--Radiant and Summer Bright

 

http://flickr.com/photos/scentedserra/2708725733/

[Guest guest]

> JMHO, but I don't think you're being stubborn refusing to patronize a

> salon that you know to have questionable practices. True, you're not

> going for an RDT session, but what else may have rubbed off whoever

> taught the RDT technique onto how other services are performed?

>

> Me? I'd steer my fat butt right away from there. There's dozens of

> talented colorists who know better than to dribble volatile chemicals

> all over someone's bare back.

>

> JMHO,

> Serra

 

Thanks, Serra! The analogy of dribbling caustic hair color down a client's

back is quite fitting, actually. That's essentially what MT's and their

equivalents are practicing when they choose to perform RDT.

 

I think what's tempering me now and preventing me from

characteristically baring my teeth is having met a few YL'ers who

appear to be oblivious to the very real issues and hardships that

Young Living present the rest of us in the community.

 

It's also been more complicated ever since bodywork practitioners have

become more savvy and started offering diluted Raindrop in an effort

to cash in. (A great thing overall since diluted oils on the skin are

much safer and less to rail against. Right?) Too bad we don't know who

is who and who is offering which service for sure.

 

While I am here... ARC, do you still exist? If so, do you still offer

the 'registration' of " aromatherapists " such as David " Raindrop "

Stewart to anyone who can afford your fees? If so, how do any of you

sleep at night? :-P

 

Night,

Stacey

[Guest guest]

Happy Birthday Stacey - glad it was a good one!

LLx

 

2008/8/29 Christina M <BodyAmbrosia:

> Birthday Cheers, Stacey!

>

> I hope this is a year of wonderful moments for you.

>

> Cheers,

> Christina

>

>

>