Spring has OFFICIALLY arrived on the calendar! How excited are you? You know that signals the need to charge into your closet and prepare to kiss those sweaters goodbye for awhile, right? Don’t do it just yet, though. Remember the snow we have had even in the beginning of May some years? You just never know, but for now, it is at least thrilling that spring is really here! We’ve looked into the current fashion trends for this season and have summed up some of the top spring fashion trends for 2015 you right here. Take a look!
Suede
Not just suede, but many colors of suede is what you’ll find. A suede skirt is a great transition piece from winter to spring and is very versatile – especially for our northern climate.
Gingham
This isn’t your grandmother’s gingham. We’re talking about a style comeback and you’ll actually like it. Gingham will be showing up on tights, tops/bottoms, coats and everything in between in large and small print.
Denim
The most American of textiles in more variety (dresses – coats – pants – shirts – jumpsuits) than you will believe possible.
Floral
Flower power has arrived. You’ll see them big and small and all over. This one often shows up in spring but it is even bigger this year!
Fringe
This spring is all about movement. It truly is fun to wear, isn’t it? The way it swings this way and that way as you move? Very eye-catching and beautiful.
White Lace
It is for so much more than weddings! This will give a bohemian vibe to your wardrobe and one of the most dainty ways to wear it will be in a lacy white dress.

Sources:
http://www.popsugar.com/fashion/Spring-Fashion-Trends-2015-Runway-35570018#photo-35570018
Denim: Hottest Trend of 2015!

Mark your calendar for this exciting event on March 28th from 11 am to 1 pm. We are so proud to welcome Staci to Belladerm as our new valued client. Come meet her and see for yourself how incredibly gorgeous her skin looks after her Halo treatment. Learn more about the newest Halo technology and Staci’s before and after treatment experience. And for One Day Only RECEIVE 20% off a Halo Treatment.
What is Halo? We’re so thrilled to have this new laser that gives you amazing results without the hassle of worrying about missing work due to downtime . We are able to customize individual treatments in ways not possible before based on your skin’s unique needs. Halo precisely targets years of damage to your skin, including sun damage, aging and scar revision just to name a few.
Staci Matthews is co-host of KS95’s #1 rated afternoon drive show “Moon, Staci & Crisco” and is an award-winning and very well-rounded beauty. She’s overcome breast cancer and passionately supports worthy causes like the MS Society and Susan G. Komen. She’s also a talented writer/photographer and enjoys travel, running, and her family at home – a hubby, 3 cats and 2 dogs.

Date: Saturday, March 28th

Time: 11AM – 1PM

Location: Belladerm Medspa in Maple Grove

Other special perks for showing up:

• Register to win fabulous prizes (3 winners will receive gifts valued at $245 each for Hydrafacial/Omnilux Red Light treatment)
• Meet our Aestheticians and product reps from  Revisions and Allergan
• Learn more about our services including Botox, derma-fillers,
  chemical peels and more
• A Light lunch will be served

We’ll  look forward to seeing you there!

We love to decorate with hearts this month and send love notes dotted with hearts for Valentine’s Day. We sing songs about love and eat chocolate shaped hearts. We say things like “Follow your heart” and “I love you with all my heart” but are we really ever stopping to think about our own actual hearts beating inside, keeping us alive faithfully day after day? We know you have a lot of love to give and want (and expect) your precious heart to continue beating for countless years to come. February is American Heart Month and it’s time to raise awareness for heart health so yours will remain healthy and strong.
Sadly, heart disease is women’s #1 threat right now. 1 in 4 women in the U.S. dies of heart disease. The most common cause of heart disease in both men and women is blockage of the heart arteries that supply blood to the heart itself. This is called coronary artery disease, and it happens slowly over time. It’s the major reason people have heart attacks.
While genetics do play a role in every aspect of heart disease, the vast majority of cases are due to risk factors that respond to lifestyle modifications. “There are six fundamental risk factors: high blood pressure and obesity, cholesterol and diabetes, and being a smoker and being sedentary,” says Dr. Fuster, a cardiologist with four decades of experience.
Know the warning signs. Click here for a quick refresher.
You can lower your chance of heart disease and heart attack by taking simple steps.

• Eat a healthy diet.
• Maintain a healthy weight.
• Be active. Exercise regularly.
• Be smoke-free. If you are ready to quit, consider calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)
• Limit alcohol use. See your health care provider for a checkup, especially if you have any risk factors or symptoms.
• Talk to your health care provider and ask questions to better understand your health.
• Know your family history. There may be factors that could increase your risk for heart disease and stroke.
• Manage any medical condition you might have.

Sources: http://www.toledoblade.com/A-E/2015/02/23/Making-women-aware-of-No-1-health-threat-heart-disease.html#Dpo6qJkpHsc0yZpM.99
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/february-american-heart-month-article-1.2100765
http://www.iamproheart.com/heart-health/