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feature | the beauty issue

without the worry of mascara running down your face. Along
with lash lifts, many of my clients have been enjoying the benefits
of CBD skincare. CBD offers a different way of treating issues by
bringing your skin back into balance. I utilize professional, high
quality/ high content products that aid in anti-aging, regulating
oil production, helping skin cell turnover, and fighting acne, all while
returning your skin to homeostasis. We are so grateful to be able to
provide these services for our community, and take pride in the love
and connections we share with our clients. We’d love to partner with
you on your journey to a healthier, more confident, empowered self!”

To learn more about Pure Esthetics visit:
www.pureestheticsmedford.com

THE BROW PARLOUR: Based in the heart of downtown
Jacksonville, Shannon Smith and Katie Moxley joined forces in 2018
to create what they call “a beauty haven of lashes and eyebrows.”

They specialize in eyelash extensions, eyebrow microblading, facial
microdermabrasion, sugaring, peels, waxing and love! Currently
microblading and lash extensions are the most popular trend.
Microblading is a semi-permanent makeup designed to accentuate the
fullness of your brows by manually inserting pigment in the upper lay-
ers of skin. The pigment lasts about 12 months and then fades leaving
your skin and brows exactly as they were prior to treatment.

For more information visit:
www.facebook.com/TheBrowParlourJacksonville

GOING DEEPER

The connection between mind, body and spirit has been proven to
improve health. The better we feel, the better we look, and when you
want to go even deeper, consider a yoga practice or energy healing
modality.

RASA YOGA & WELLNESS CENTER: RASA has two loca-
tions to serve Southern Oregon—a satellite studio in the Ashland
Railroad District, and a larger location in Medford which houses
two studios, a boutique fitness facility (with cardio equipment, free
weights and a multi-functional strength training equipment) and a
small retail area and massage room.

Owner Mariane Ballete explains, “Because of the different demo-
graphics, what is popular in Medford isn’t as popular in Ashland and
vice versa. A big part of our clientele in Medford are retirees and those
working to therapeutically heal from a varying degree of ailments,
disease, conditions and other issues. Therefore, our more popular
classes in Medford are our Gentle classes. In Ashland, our community

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