VZ Hair and Glamour – Natural Beauty

Thank you for your interest in VZ Hair and Glamour Ltd. We are bringing you safe and affordable hair and beauty products. In this ebook we would like to share with you how we started our company and what we stand for. We will also provide you more information on some or our products. We hope you will enjoy this short informative eBook.

The Beginning

Vee Koppelman, the founder of VZ Hair and Glamour, had just returned to the UK after working several years abroad, shortly after her return she was diagnosed with breast cancer. As she noticed, she was not alone, so many other women and man have survived cancer.  Feeling better again, she wanted to look great again, but only in a healt hy way without the use of any dangerous chemicals which are still found in many mainstream hair and beauty products.

Vee starter her own company to sell and promote save and affordable hair and beauty products, free of harmful chemicals such as Formaldehyde, Aldehyde and Parabens.  The core values for VZ Hair and Glamour Ltd are:  Safe Products, Highest Quality, Affordable and delivered to clients with the highest degree of Customer Service.

The feedback we receive from our hair and beauty salon is fantastic, everyone is blown away the quality of the products, they proof that chemicals are not required to have fantastic results. Let us tell you more about our suppliers and products.

Capture Engaging Travel Portraits | Tips and Tricks for Digital Photography

Make sure you pack a spare memory card and extra batteries when you hit the road with your digital camera, because these compact picture-takers are perfect travel companions. The best  portraits  on  the  road  usually consist  of two shots. The first frame, often called the establishing shot, is of the point of interest itself, such as an old church. Then the second image is  a  nicely framed  portrait   with  an  element of the structure included in the picture.

Why two shots?  For the same reason  that  movie makers use this technique.  If you were to include the entire structure  and the model in the establishing shot, the model would be unrec- ognizable. That’s the problem  with so many vacation shots— they’re taken at too great a distance. On  the  other  hand,  if you shoot  all of your travel portraits tightly framed  only, your viewers won’t know the  difference between Denmark and Detroit. By using the two-shot method you  establish  the  scene  and  capture   an  engaging  portrait. Figure 3-11 illustrates the two-shot method.

One last note: don’t forget to take pictures of signs and plac- ards.  It’s a lot easier than  taking notes,  and  the information comes in very handy when recounting your travel experiences.