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Vacation Beauty Bomb: Lash Extensions and Eyebrow Tinting at The Lash Gallery with Rochelle-R.E. Magno
JUNE 8, 2017 by CLAIRE Happy Thursday, folks! So as I wrote here, I’m going to Haiti this weekend for an Artisan, Fashion, and Agriculture press trip. When I travel, I never want to be bothered with lots of makeup or maintenance, so I decided to get lash extensions and eyebrow tinting at the Lash Gallery (205 E 16th St, New York, NY 10003). Peep the before and after: 
Bam!
I opted for eyebrow tinting ($20) vs. microblading ($800) because my skin keloids and microblading is basically a tattoo! My brows were tinted using a Henna product and should last a week. 
My lashes, which cost $400 for your first session and $125 for touch ups, should last 2-4 weeks.
I would not recommend you take an HD picture with no makeup on! But I do recommend you pop by the Lash Gallery if you plan to travel or would just like a fun summer look with little effort. You can literally wake up: flawless. Or at least better than normal! LOL.
Visit their site here to schedule your appointment. Ask for Dr. Rochelle R.E. Magno and tell her I sent you! 
April 29, 2017 Rochelle Magno
In a world brimming with beauty products, differentiating yourself is a challenge. For me, it was about asking myself what’s important to my clients, followed by: how do I want people to perceive my company, The Lash Gallery and me? We experience different types of services from various companies. Whether you’re getting a manicure or pedicure, or receiving service when ordering food at a restaurant, it all boils down to how you feel when you are done. You will begin to pick and choose what works for you and what doesn’t, and you might reflect on what could have been done to improve the process. Knowing what’s important to you and for your clients is the foundation that cultivates your brand. It seems like products are being commoditized everywhere. Specifically in the lash industry, services are being imitated and beginning to look similar as a result of traditional barriers collapsing. You can’t survive on “me-too” products, services, and providing your clients with the same look. That approach will fail you every time. Stay clear of the assembly line if you can, because it’s about the customized experience. To sustain a competitive advantage in today’s oversaturated industry, I chose to make certain changes to break from the pack. This entails taking clients far beyond mere satisfaction. My compelling creative style keeps The Lash Gallery far ahead, while capturing the essence of enhanced beauty. That’s how I’ve set myself apart in the competitive beauty industry. Then of course it’s my passion, not losing sight of what always seems to draw me towards achieving greatness. I knew creativity and knowing the facts should be the focus. Creating not only means creating things, it’s about innovating yourself, and that’s where I believe it needs to start. Breaking from the pack wasn’t about recreating the wheel; it was about adapting to the change without losing sight of my craftsmanship. Being a Double Advanced Certified Xtreme Lash Stylist for 10 years and currently among the 300 Certified PhiBrows (Microblading) artists in the United States, I find it imperative to continue to look for the latest trends in the beauty industry. Most importantly, never stop investing in yourself; take more classes, find the best academies or trade companies in your industry and dedicate your time to growing. It’s important to cultivate what you’ve learned and master it. Clients appreciate you making the effort to customize their look, offering them a design that contributes to their beauty, not take away from it. Take the time to understand design and theory and other services that help you stand apart and incorporate that with your knowledge. Focus on all of those things because your work is the art piece being displayed in the public. Be the expert and devote the energy because people will recall the quality you consistently deliver. Lastly, get involved with the ongoing fast pace of convenience, which means embracing technology. To stay relevant, companies today must integrate technology into its overall growth strategy. Be able to gain a deeper understanding of the market trends, customer behavior, and the overall performance of your business, which will give you a competitive edge over other competitors in your industry. Having the right information on hand can empower you to work smarter, analyze data, and make changes where needed. This will foster productive discussion, which leads to empowerment and information sharing. This contributes largely to greater motivation and productivity, ensuring your clients and customers that your company is consistently challenged to do their very best while dominating their industry. 
The Lash Gallery features ‘First Family of Hip Hop’ star LeA Robinson
Every year, Rochelle Magno, founder of The Lash Gallery, hosts an annual glam photo shoot in Vauxhall, New Jersey at the ShonFrames Studios. Magno curates an artistic shoot to display her eyelash extensions and pristine work.
This year, the muse for the glam shoot was singer/songwriter and Bravo TV’s ‘First Family of Hip Hop’ cast member LeA Robinson. Various looks were created to highlight the red individual eyelash extensions with bold makeup by Iman Wright and gorgeous props. “The purpose of this photo shoot was to show how fun and different lash extensions can be and how it can transform a face,” said Magno. ” … I always knew I wanted to work with LeA when I saw her past modeling photos. Since then, I knew she would be perfect and it just so happened that the timing worked out for her.” The Lash Gallery is a boutique studio offering personalized beauty treatments and semi-permanent lash extensions. They provide the most innovative method for longer, thicker, luscious and natural looking eyelashes. Magno, lead stylist and a licensed eyelash expert/Xtreme Lashes certified, is known for her work with celebrities such as Eveyln Lozada of VH1’s “Basketball Wives,” Angela Yee of Power 105, as well as Lala Anthony. Lash Gallery uses nothing but the latest techniques and products, and their licensed experts are Xtreme Lashes certified – the global leader in the eyelash extension industry. Watch ‘First Family Of Hip Hop’ every Sunday at 9 p.m. on Bravo. Gallery photo credit: ShonFrames 
Is Microblading for you?
February 21, 2017 | Miss Wu Harvestmagazine.net Gone are the days when the beauty supply store pencil was the only alternative for filling in over- tweezed or ruined eyebrows. The results were never consistent and if you sweated profusely, you might just rub one off without even noticing. Times have changed for the better and thankfully there are a number of ways that “on fleek” brows can be achieved without running the risk of embarrassment. Some prefer the day-to-day maintenance of a brow pencil, gel or pomade. But for those who want a longer lasting solution, microblading may be right up your alley. This technique is all the rave and has beauty artists and influencers alike raving. We talked to PhiBrow certified cosmetic tattoo artist, Rochelle Magno who gave us the rundown on microblading. Rochelle is certified in both NYC and NJ and offers microblading at The Lash Gallery. Microblading is a form of cosmetic tattooing that is done using the manual method. Fine hair-like strokes are implanted in the brow area to fill in and create fullness in sparse areas. When done by a trained professional, the results are natural looking and resemble real brow hairs. For men or women who have sparse brows, over-tweezed brows or even undergone any health complications like alopecia or cancer that caused brows not to grow back, microblading is a great alternative to achieve the brow they desire. Unlike traditional tattooed makeup, microblading is semi-permanent. “Because the implantation of the pigment is not as deep as the traditional tattoo, this method fades in time usually lasting between 12 to 18 months before a color refresh/ touchup is required; as opposed to permanent makeup which can last for years”. For clients who like to switch it up from time to time, microblading allows you to change your brow style once the pigment fades. 
Once the microblading has been done, aftercare is essential to make sure that it heals properly. During the healing process, “avoid going tanning, swimming, or wearing makeup on the affected area. It’ll take your skin 4 weeks to heal properly and then a touch-up can be done to see if any corrections or color refresh is needed”. Exfoliants, chemical peels, tanning etc., on your brow areas will fade the pigment sooner; so avoid those after receiving the semi-permanent tattoo.
If microblading sounds like something you might want to consider, be sure to book a professional who has been trained in this particular cosmetic tattoo. Ask for pictures and make sure that the facility uses sanitized tools and properly disposes of soiled instruments. Typically, the cost of microblading can be anywhere from $800-$1100; so beware of artists with too-good-to-be-true prices. Though the tattoo is semi-permanent, taking the cheaper route and booking an inexperienced artist runs the risk of having brows you’re unhappy with on your face for about a year. Choose wisely. Visit her site at www.thelashgallery.com or on Instagram/Twitter @thelashgallery. Consultations can also be made by calling (657)229-5274. 
The Lash Gallery Features ‘First Family Of Hip Hop’ Star, Lea Robinson, In Their Annual Celebrity Photo-ShootNoveeRose
FEBRUARY 17, 2017 Rochelle Magno, founder of The Lash Gallery held their annual glam photo-shoot in Vauxhall, NJ at the ShonFrames Studios. Every year Rochelle Magno curates an artistic photo-shoot to display her eyelash extensions and pristine work. This year the muse for the glam shoot was singer/songwriter and Bravo TV’s First Family of Hip Hop cast member, LeA Robinson. Photographed by ShonFrames and directed by Rochelle Magno; Rochelle created various looks to highlight the red individual eyelash extensions with bold makeup by Iman Wright and gorgeous props. “The purpose of this photo-shoot was to show how fun and different lash extensions can be and how it can transform a face,” said Rochelle Magno. And, I always knew I wanted to work with LeA when I saw her past modeling photos. Since then I knew she would be perfect and it just so happen that the timing worked out for her. 
About The Lash Gallery The Lash Gallery is a boutique studio offering personalized beauty treatments in semi-permanent lash extensions; providing you the most innovative method for longer, thicker, luscious and natural looking eyelashes. Founded by Rochelle E. Magno, Lead Stylist / Licensed Eyelash Expert / Xtreme Lashes Certified, Rochelle is acclaimed for her work with celebrities such as Eveyln Lozada of VH1’s Basketball Wives Miami; Angela Yee of Power 105; as well as Lala Anthony. Lash Gallery uses nothing but the latest techniques and products, and their licensed experts are Xtreme Lashed certified – the global leader in the eyelash extension industry.
About LeA Robinson Affectionately known as the Granddaughter of hip-hop, LeAnetta Robinson (a.k.a. LeA) is the granddaughter of musical legend Sylvia Robinson, founder of Sugarhill Records. With years of influence by her family’s music, it was only a matter of time before she decided to enter into the music scene herself. LeA is an outgoing, ambitious, and eccentric singer, songwriter and dancer whom has performed at events such as NBA basketball games to The Waldorf Astoria to the United Nations International Year of Youth Conference. Planning to make her mark by staying true to God and her purpose, LeA is currently recording a much-anticipated EP, entitled S.A.Y. (Songs About You). 
SPOTLIGHT: ‘FIRST FAMILY OF HIP HOP’ STAR, LEA ROBINSON, SHINES IN NEW REALITY SHOW & MUCH MORE!
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Women from all over the world, whether entrepreneurs, lawyers, writers, tennis players, teachers, chefs, mothers, world travelers and breadwinners, fight to break the glass ceiling so there isn’t always enough time to add glam to their busy schedules. Wonder what’s the secret to looking and feeling glamorous like a celebrity? These simple make-up tricks that celebrities use will work perfectly for the busy woman who wants to look fabulous but is short on time.
Dreams in Heels spoke with Rochelle Magno, Founder and Lead Stylist at The Lash Gallery, to obtain her top tips used by celebrity clientele for guaranteed glam!
Here are the top 7 essentials for creating your own glam look:
· Lash extensions
Lash extensions, when applied properly by the stylist, can result in the appearance of having a wide-eyed look that will mask tired eyes. The Lash Gallery recommend maintenance from 1 to 2 times a month. Lashes can even be applied while you sleep, which is just another way to catch up on your beauty sleep!
· Hydrating Gel Patch from Xtreme Lashes
These gel patches are placed just below your eyes. They help diminish the appearance of fine lines and puffiness. Use them while you sleep and remove them in morning to help re-boost your skin, for a more youthful look (can be a great compliment to your new lashes).
· Skin Renewing Concealer
Helps conceal any problem areas for a flawless appearance, while repairing skin wherever applied.
· Bronzer
A great bronzer will give you that sun-kissed glow. It is a great way for your face to look tan all year round (like you just returned from vacation).
· Glideliner by Xtreme lashes
Eyeliner can always enhance your eye’s shape, color and appearance. The recommended Glideliner, available in 12 different colors, is designed for smooth application and long wear.
· Lipstick or Gloss
Never leave home without at least applying your favorite lip gloss. To change your whole look, try a daring color like MAC Ruby Woo for a night out on the town.
Here are the top 7 essentials for creating your own glam look:
· Lash extensions
Lash extensions, when applied properly by the stylist, can result in the appearance of having a wide-eyed look that will mask tired eyes. The Lash Gallery recommend maintenance from 1 to 2 times a month. Lashes can even be applied while you sleep, which is just another way to catch up on your beauty sleep!
· Hydrating Gel Patch from Xtreme Lashes
These gel patches are placed just below your eyes. They help diminish the appearance of fine lines and puffiness. Use them while you sleep and remove them in morning to help re-boost your skin, for a more youthful look (can be a great compliment to your new lashes).
· Skin Renewing Concealer
Helps conceal any problem areas for a flawless appearance, while repairing skin wherever applied.
· Bronzer
A great bronzer will give you that sun-kissed glow. It is a great way for your face to look tan all year round (like you just returned from vacation).
· Glideliner by Xtreme lashes
Eyeliner can always enhance your eye’s shape, color and appearance. The recommended Glideliner, available in 12 different colors, is designed for smooth application and long wear.
· Lipstick or Gloss
Never leave home without at least applying your favorite lip gloss. To change your whole look, try a daring color like MAC Ruby Woo for a night out on the town.
But why wait for a special occasion to try something new? Nothing is more youthful and anti-aging than feeling confident, so let these beauty essentials give you that extra boost to look and feel glam!
Eyelash extensions are one of the hottest beauty crazes around right now, and for good reason — who wouldn’t want to have long, full lashes 24/7? But proceed with caution; lash extensions can be unsafe when applied incorrectly, so it’s important to know what to look for before you go racing off to your nearest salon. We sat down with lash expert Rochelle Magno of The Lash Gallery to get the scoop on everything extension-related, from safety to timing to cost.
Q: Why should brides consider eyelash extensions?
A: Lash extensions give you the look of a surgical eyelift without the surgery, making you look camera-ready at all times with or without makeup. Brides have tons of things to worry about; lashes shouldn't be one of them. With a never-ending wedding to-do list, the convenience of never having to apply mascara can’t be overstated.
Q: How long before your wedding should you get extensions or have existing extensions touched up?
I would suggest getting them two to three days before your big day. Getting lashes is very relaxing — most people actually fall asleep during the process, so it’s a great chance to catch some beauty rest in the midst of the last-minute hustle and bustle.
If you’ve never had eyelash extensions before, I would recommend trying them out at least a few months before the wedding. Lash designs are not created equal, so you may want to try a few styles to see what you like best. It’s also helpful to have the lashes in place during your bridal makeup trial so you can see how they’ll complement your look.
Q: How long will the extensions last?
This can vary for each person. Factors like allergies, medications, health conditions, vitamins and overall lifestyle can influence the longevity of the extensions. Most people schedule relash appointments 2 to 4 weeks after the initial application.
Q: What qualifications should brides look for in a lash stylist?
The eyelash extension industry is in its infancy and is currently unregulated, so it's important to know that your technician has been properly trained and will enforce health and sanitary practices to the highest level. A lash stylist should have a state license and/or cosmetology license in addition to a certification from a reputable training program (Xtreme is the most well-known). Make sure you do your homework!
Q: Are there any risks involved?
If you do not select a properly trained stylist, there can be risks of infection, premature natural lash loss, irritation and permanent follicle damage that leads to balding. A trained stylist will provide a consultation to prevent any of the above from occurring. You typically lose an average of 4 to 5 lashes per day, and your lashes should stick to this cycle whether or not the extensions are attached, as long as they have been applied by a qualified stylist. One important thing to note is that your eyes should always be closed during the application process. If they’re not, you’re risking your health.
Q: How much do extensions typically cost? Should you tip your stylist?
Prices can vary based on location, type of lashes, style of lashes and level of certification. If you’re happy with the service, it's customary to provide a gratuity.
Q: Why should brides consider eyelash extensions?
A: Lash extensions give you the look of a surgical eyelift without the surgery, making you look camera-ready at all times with or without makeup. Brides have tons of things to worry about; lashes shouldn't be one of them. With a never-ending wedding to-do list, the convenience of never having to apply mascara can’t be overstated.
Q: How long before your wedding should you get extensions or have existing extensions touched up?
I would suggest getting them two to three days before your big day. Getting lashes is very relaxing — most people actually fall asleep during the process, so it’s a great chance to catch some beauty rest in the midst of the last-minute hustle and bustle.
If you’ve never had eyelash extensions before, I would recommend trying them out at least a few months before the wedding. Lash designs are not created equal, so you may want to try a few styles to see what you like best. It’s also helpful to have the lashes in place during your bridal makeup trial so you can see how they’ll complement your look.
Q: How long will the extensions last?
This can vary for each person. Factors like allergies, medications, health conditions, vitamins and overall lifestyle can influence the longevity of the extensions. Most people schedule relash appointments 2 to 4 weeks after the initial application.
Q: What qualifications should brides look for in a lash stylist?
The eyelash extension industry is in its infancy and is currently unregulated, so it's important to know that your technician has been properly trained and will enforce health and sanitary practices to the highest level. A lash stylist should have a state license and/or cosmetology license in addition to a certification from a reputable training program (Xtreme is the most well-known). Make sure you do your homework!
Q: Are there any risks involved?
If you do not select a properly trained stylist, there can be risks of infection, premature natural lash loss, irritation and permanent follicle damage that leads to balding. A trained stylist will provide a consultation to prevent any of the above from occurring. You typically lose an average of 4 to 5 lashes per day, and your lashes should stick to this cycle whether or not the extensions are attached, as long as they have been applied by a qualified stylist. One important thing to note is that your eyes should always be closed during the application process. If they’re not, you’re risking your health.
Q: How much do extensions typically cost? Should you tip your stylist?
Prices can vary based on location, type of lashes, style of lashes and level of certification. If you’re happy with the service, it's customary to provide a gratuity.
The Lash Gallery Hosts Beauty Day!
July 11, 2015
July 11, 2015
The Lash Gallery Glam
for Cancer Patients
Posted on Mar 30 2015 - 4:49pm by Chinwe Onuoha
Most women are not blessed with naturally long eyelashes, but perhaps wish they were. However, if you’ve ever visited The Lash Gallery, no one would ever know that you weren’t.
Rochelle Magno, founder and lead stylist of The Lash Gallery, provides “personalized beauty treatments in semi-permanent lash extensions,” since 2007. Magno is known for her innovative method that does not damage your natural eyelash follicle. Which might explain why she continues to reel in celebrity clients such as Angela Yee of Power 105.1, Evelyn Lozado of VH1’s Basketball Wives Miami, as well as Ramona Rizzo and Karen Gravano of VH1’s Mob Wives.
In addition to the diverse group of women that Magno and her team of experts work with, she also assists cancer patients and survivors, as well as customers with alopecia. Magno began working with cancer patients in 2013 after a woman, who lost her hair due to medical treatments, approached her with inquires of attaining eyelash extensions. Now, Magno is currently “developing a full package of signature eyelash beautification techniques for the brave women who are battling or have successfully battled cancer,” according to Bella NYC Magazine.
“Through working with cancer patients I realized how I could use my skill to change the lives of women who could use a break,” Magno said in her Bella NYC Magazinefeature story. “Their bodies go through so much with chemotherapy and if make up or eyelashes can make someone feel even 10 percent better about themselves, then that’s more than enough reasons to do it,” she continued.
Later this year Magno will be spearheading this new campaign on behalf of The Lash Gallery that is not limited to cancer patients, but available to all women. This exclusive package will carry a plethora of options, which includes a demo that will showcase how to apply makeup.
This is indeed an amazing endeavor that we will be sure to monitor as it progresses. For more information on The Lash Gallery, visit www.EyeLashGallery.com.
for Cancer Patients
Posted on Mar 30 2015 - 4:49pm by Chinwe Onuoha
Most women are not blessed with naturally long eyelashes, but perhaps wish they were. However, if you’ve ever visited The Lash Gallery, no one would ever know that you weren’t.
Rochelle Magno, founder and lead stylist of The Lash Gallery, provides “personalized beauty treatments in semi-permanent lash extensions,” since 2007. Magno is known for her innovative method that does not damage your natural eyelash follicle. Which might explain why she continues to reel in celebrity clients such as Angela Yee of Power 105.1, Evelyn Lozado of VH1’s Basketball Wives Miami, as well as Ramona Rizzo and Karen Gravano of VH1’s Mob Wives.
In addition to the diverse group of women that Magno and her team of experts work with, she also assists cancer patients and survivors, as well as customers with alopecia. Magno began working with cancer patients in 2013 after a woman, who lost her hair due to medical treatments, approached her with inquires of attaining eyelash extensions. Now, Magno is currently “developing a full package of signature eyelash beautification techniques for the brave women who are battling or have successfully battled cancer,” according to Bella NYC Magazine.
“Through working with cancer patients I realized how I could use my skill to change the lives of women who could use a break,” Magno said in her Bella NYC Magazinefeature story. “Their bodies go through so much with chemotherapy and if make up or eyelashes can make someone feel even 10 percent better about themselves, then that’s more than enough reasons to do it,” she continued.
Later this year Magno will be spearheading this new campaign on behalf of The Lash Gallery that is not limited to cancer patients, but available to all women. This exclusive package will carry a plethora of options, which includes a demo that will showcase how to apply makeup.
This is indeed an amazing endeavor that we will be sure to monitor as it progresses. For more information on The Lash Gallery, visit www.EyeLashGallery.com.
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The Lash Gallery Changing The Face of Cancer
Bella NYC Magazine | March 20, 2015 Rochelle Magno, founder and lead stylist of the Lash Gallery, is helping cancer survivors regain their self-confidence with a glam experience. Rochelle is applying her knowledge of beauty techniques and services to uplift the self-image of cancer patients and survivors. Currently, Rochelle is developing a full package of signature eyelash beautification techniques and cosmetic experience for the brave women who are battling or have successfully battled cancer. |
Rochelle began her endeavors in assisting cancer survivors in 2013 when a client approached her with beauty inquires for her lashes, which the client lost as a result of her chemotherapy. Rochelle remedied her client’s feelings of depression and distress by applying lashes and teaching her how to maintain eyebrow application, and other forms of makeup.
“Through working with cancer patients I realized how I could use my skill to change the lives of women who could use a break,” says Rochelle Magno. “Their bodies go through so much with chemotherapy and if makeup or eyelashes can make someone feel even 10 percent better about themselves, then that’s more than enough reasons to do it.”
Later this year, Rochelle will be heading a new campaign on behalf of the Lash Gallery for cancer patients and women with alopecia, which will be an all-new product line exclusively from the Lash Gallery that highlights a special beauty package. The package will consist of application demos, tools for application, and other useful techniques.
“Through working with cancer patients I realized how I could use my skill to change the lives of women who could use a break,” says Rochelle Magno. “Their bodies go through so much with chemotherapy and if makeup or eyelashes can make someone feel even 10 percent better about themselves, then that’s more than enough reasons to do it.”
Later this year, Rochelle will be heading a new campaign on behalf of the Lash Gallery for cancer patients and women with alopecia, which will be an all-new product line exclusively from the Lash Gallery that highlights a special beauty package. The package will consist of application demos, tools for application, and other useful techniques.
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Legendary rapper - Roxanne Shante's facebook page shout out to Lash Gallery!
September 30, 2014 "But when I need that extra POW of lashes I go to rochelle.magno@gmail.com Rochelle... Well anyway she not only puts lashes on but she makes sure you retain you natural lashes so no turtle look after you take them off. She is the best!" - Roxanne Shante |
Intermix Event - April 11, 2014
Lash Gallery donated services as well as products in efforts to support this important cause.
Lash Gallery donated services as well as products in efforts to support this important cause.
Lash Gallery's Rochelle Magno at the Intermix event promoting lashes and supporting a great charity!
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April 12th, 2014
CLAIRE'S LIFE, FASHION NEWS, NEW YORK, REAL STYLE Claire’s Life: Angela Yee’s Intermix Shopping Event BY CLAIRE Confession: I love Power 105.1. I listen to Angela Yee, DJ Envy, and Charlamagne almost every morning as I’m blogging away! So when I heard that Angela Yee was having a shopping party at one of my favorite stores,Intermix, I knew I had to pop by. ...these friends were camera ready in rompers, leather sleeve jackets, and high slit skirts. |
I love a good shopping party! You can’t go wrong with cocktails and clothes (as long as you leave your credit card at home. Lol). At any rate, what do you think? *I shot a Style Diary…!
Eye Lash Stylist to the Stars, Rochelle Magno, Shows Cancer Survivors their Beauty, INSIDE & OUT!
http://www.prlog.org/12286656-eye-lash-stylist-to-the-stars-rochelle-magno-shows-cancer-survivors-their-beauty-inside-out.html
PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 24, 2014 - MANHATTAN, N.Y. -- Rochelle Magno hails as The Lash Gallery's Lead Stylist and Consultant. Celebrities such as Ramona Rizzo, Karen Graveno (Mobwives, VH1), Kesha Nichols, Eveyln Lozado (Basketballwives of Miami, VH1) and Angela Yee (The Gossip Game, VH1/ Power 105 personality)have her to thank for their superb eye work before each filmed confessional.
While rewarding financially, the feats aforementioned pale in comparison to her contributions on behalf of enhancing the beauty of Breast Cancer survivors. Since 2012, Rochelle applies her knowledge and services to uplift their self-esteem as the beautiful women the are intended to be.
Cancer is an unfortunate occurance in which survivors often feel they have no where to go...
Rochelle began her endeavors with a sole family whose 6 year old daughter befell the illness. Her eyelash extensions were used as a way to relax the mother, helping her to "put on a brave face" as she witnessed her daughter dealing with the emotional and physical turmoil of chemotherapy. This scenario showed Ms.Magno that she was providing so much more than a service. Rochelle became a vessel of positive reinforcement and motivation.
Winter 2013, a new client, Debi Mara, approached Rochelle with an inquiry as she was fighting through breast cancer therapy. The medical procedures were causing her follicles to shed. Eventually, sadly, Debi lost all her follicles. Rochelle remedied Debi's feelings of depression and uneasiness by teaching her to apply strip lashes, eyeliner and other various forms of eyebrow application. Every strand brought the new client closer to her own ideal of normalcy, internally and externally.
Time progressed and word of her efforts continued to spread. These attempts, in turn, continued to uplift spirits. Rochelle selflessly traversed into the darkest crevices most beauticians would hesitate or ignore, sadly.
Today, Rochelle Magno is a proud woman, raising clients self esteem by helping them to adapt through their ailment for the better, using her signature eye lash beautification techniques as the lead stylists of the Lash Gallery.
Later this year, Rochelle will be heading a new campaign on behalf of the Lash Gallery that is not limited to cancer patients but to all women. This would be an all new product line exclusively from the Lash Gallery that highlights the basic beauty package. A demo within a group or one or one setting, showcasing how to apply eyeliner, eyebrows and strip lashes. Such displays are customizable to the shape of the eye of the individual.
http://www.prlog.org/12286656-eye-lash-stylist-to-the-stars-rochelle-magno-shows-cancer-survivors-their-beauty-inside-out.html
PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 24, 2014 - MANHATTAN, N.Y. -- Rochelle Magno hails as The Lash Gallery's Lead Stylist and Consultant. Celebrities such as Ramona Rizzo, Karen Graveno (Mobwives, VH1), Kesha Nichols, Eveyln Lozado (Basketballwives of Miami, VH1) and Angela Yee (The Gossip Game, VH1/ Power 105 personality)have her to thank for their superb eye work before each filmed confessional.
While rewarding financially, the feats aforementioned pale in comparison to her contributions on behalf of enhancing the beauty of Breast Cancer survivors. Since 2012, Rochelle applies her knowledge and services to uplift their self-esteem as the beautiful women the are intended to be.
Cancer is an unfortunate occurance in which survivors often feel they have no where to go...
Rochelle began her endeavors with a sole family whose 6 year old daughter befell the illness. Her eyelash extensions were used as a way to relax the mother, helping her to "put on a brave face" as she witnessed her daughter dealing with the emotional and physical turmoil of chemotherapy. This scenario showed Ms.Magno that she was providing so much more than a service. Rochelle became a vessel of positive reinforcement and motivation.
Winter 2013, a new client, Debi Mara, approached Rochelle with an inquiry as she was fighting through breast cancer therapy. The medical procedures were causing her follicles to shed. Eventually, sadly, Debi lost all her follicles. Rochelle remedied Debi's feelings of depression and uneasiness by teaching her to apply strip lashes, eyeliner and other various forms of eyebrow application. Every strand brought the new client closer to her own ideal of normalcy, internally and externally.
Time progressed and word of her efforts continued to spread. These attempts, in turn, continued to uplift spirits. Rochelle selflessly traversed into the darkest crevices most beauticians would hesitate or ignore, sadly.
Today, Rochelle Magno is a proud woman, raising clients self esteem by helping them to adapt through their ailment for the better, using her signature eye lash beautification techniques as the lead stylists of the Lash Gallery.
Later this year, Rochelle will be heading a new campaign on behalf of the Lash Gallery that is not limited to cancer patients but to all women. This would be an all new product line exclusively from the Lash Gallery that highlights the basic beauty package. A demo within a group or one or one setting, showcasing how to apply eyeliner, eyebrows and strip lashes. Such displays are customizable to the shape of the eye of the individual.
