EXTEND YOUR SUMMER GLOW 

Make-up Artist and Beauty Expert Mickey Williams Helps Preserve Your Youthful and Relaxed Look of 
Summer Well Into Fall

August 8, 2011- Though it feels like it’s just begun, summer is almost over.  As the lazy, hazy crazy days start to fade, so will your amazing tan, your gorgeous sun-streaked hair, and your healthy shimmery glow.  Though the seasons are changing, there are ways to maintain that sun-kissed, beachy look well into fall. 

Mickey Williams is a make-up artist and beauty expert who has been featured on the Today Show, The View and Extra, among others.  Mickey says that it’s no wonder none of us want to give up the easy, relaxed, and sexy looks of summer.  The bronze skin, the lighter hair, the shimmery eyes…they make us look youthful and stress-free.  Who wants to think about cooler weather when summer makes us look so good?

The good news is you don’t have to give up on summer now that it’s getting cooler, Mickey shares the essential tips for extending their summer glow:   

• Skin: The warmth of summer, the physical activity, and light sun exposure (with SPF) actually is good for our skin.  But when Fall hits, you can stay bronze and beautiful with a little help. Jergens® natural glow HEALTHY COMPLEXION Daily Facial Moisturizer which is specifically developed for the face, shields skin from everyday sun exposure with broad-spectrum UVA/UVB SPF 20 protection. The dermatologist-tested, oil-free, non-comedogenic moisturizer helps prevent premature aging and future damage as it delivers natural-looking color after several applications. It available for Fair to Medium and Medium to Tan skin tones.
  
  As for getting bronzed shoulder, arms, knees and legs, try Jergens® natural glow EXPRESS Body Moisturizer. It will help you jumpstart your glow and achieve a healthy look in less time with this proprietary blend of skin tone-specific color enhancers, antioxidants and Jergens® Skincare’s exclusive Glow Perfecting ^® Complex — color starts in just one day and deepens a full shade in three days. Available for Fair to Medium and Medium to Tan skin tones.
  
  
• Hair: The sun is nature’s perfect lightener but you can actually keep your tresses looking sun-kissed, even as the sun fades. John Frieda’s Go Blonder lets you take control of your color. First of all, the formula is heat-activated, so you control how light you want to go, and where you want to go lighter. The point and spray formula lets you touch up roots, highlights, or just give your blonde an overall boost. After 3-5 uses you’ll see a visible difference. After you shower, spray the formula on your hair wherever you want to go lighter and style as desired. To activate the lightening agents, apply heat (like a flat iron or a curling iron) to the places you want to go lighter—its that simple. The more you spray and the longer you apply heat, the lighter you go! Go Blonder has violet pigments in it that ensure you won’t go brassy or orange.
  
  
• Make-up: Shimmery bronze and pops of pink and coral are perfect for a summer night but you can take those same trends and transition them into the fall months by blending in some deep cherry or burnt orange colors.  This will compliment your summer glow and take you well into fall.  Also, take a cue from the runways and look for matte finishes and opt for really defined lashes for a more polished look.
  
  

For more tips on how to extend your summer look and transition into the fall months, check out www.MickeyWilliams.com

About the Talent: Mickey Williams is an internationally renowned makeup artist, hairstylist and product guru who has established herself as an expert in the beauty industry. Throughout her extensive career,  she has lent her expertise as an artist and advisor to clients ranging from celebrities, movie stars, and TV personalities to corporate executives. Additionally, her artful expertise has been viewed by millions on networks like HBO, Showtime, Fox, CNN, NBC and Oxygen. She has also been featured on NBC's Today Show, ABC's The View, CBS' The Early Show, ABC's Good Morning America and Extra.