A chronicle to ignite and encourage your personal style

 

Welcome to the Madcap Beauty Spot's blog -- a source for all things beauty, style, and creative options to prepare for whatever the day may bring. Each week discover tips, tricks, and inspiration for a fresh take on feeling your best for any day or stage of life. 

Featured Artist

Madcap Beauty Spot welcomes Evelyn Russell as the Featured Artist for March and April. I invite you to stop by the Rodmay Hotel to view Evelyn's work August 15th 6:45 AM created by using multi-media collagraph.

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Go Green!

Hello! Every month I’ll be chatting about the characteristics of a particular colour.

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What are you a nerd about?

So a few years ago I was working on a film set as a hairstylist and worked with a talented young makeup artist. We worked on the same actors so our work time overlapped and our down time waiting overlapped, as it does when you work on set together.

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Celebrating Two Years

The Rodmay Hotel has been around for over 100 years in the historic district of Townsite. Back in the day, it was pretty hopping in a different way than it is today with a different vibe as the nearby (and now decommissioned) mill was the founding employer of the area.

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Featured Artist

Madcap Beauty Spot welcomes Evelyn Russell as the Featured Artist for March and April. I invite you to stop by the Rodmay Hotel to view Evelyn's work August 15th 6:45 AM created by using multi-media collagraph.

Read more »

Go Green!

Hello! Every month I’ll be chatting about the characteristics of a particular colour.

Read more »

What are you a nerd about?

So a few years ago I was working on a film set as a hairstylist and worked with a talented young makeup artist. We worked on the same actors so our work time overlapped and our down time waiting overlapped, as it does when you work on set together.

Read more »

Celebrating Two Years

The Rodmay Hotel has been around for over 100 years in the historic district of Townsite. Back in the day, it was pretty hopping in a different way than it is today with a different vibe as the nearby (and now decommissioned) mill was the founding employer of the area.

Read more »