Wow!  I made it to the TOP 10 again on the Fox 8 Cleveland Hotlist!  Thank you to every single person who voted!  Your support is greatly appreciated!

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Cleveland Woman’s Journal

Denise compares salon hair care products against drug store products to help you understand what you are getting for your money.  Learn a few things you may not know and make the right choice for you!

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As your body ages, your hair changes…

August – September 2013 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal, East Edition

By Denise Zingale Travis

Hair changes every 5 to 7 years.  As our body ages, we see changes in our hair texture.  The hair of a newborn is very soft & fine.  The diameter of the hair thickens as we enter childhood and early adolescence.  As we age and move into adulthood and older, usually beginning in our 40’s and 50’s, the hair begins to change again, becoming “finer” or “thinner” and/or “wiry” or “frizzy”.  Add to the causes of your hair texture changing, hormonal imbalances, medications, diet, and genetics. So what can you do?  (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

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D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon is proud to be a WEEKENDER sponsor of the 5th Annual Passport to the World benefit for the Geauga County Habitat for Humanity at Petitti Garden Center at 18548 Chillocothe Road, Bainbridge, Ohio on Saturday, October 12, 2013 from 6pm – 9:30pm.   For more information on the event or how to get tickets visit www.habitatgeauga.org/2013-passport-to-the-world or you can READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE HERE.

July 2013 – Cleveland Plain Dealer – Cleveland.com

Article and Photo’s By Allison Carey – The Plain Dealer

DMAZ Lifestyle Salon client Jeannie Michaelides was featured today in the Gallery of Clevelander’s with great style – a feature section of The Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com.  Denise has been doing hair for Jeanne for many years and has always enjoyed Jeannie’s great fashion sense.  (READ MORE ABOUT JEANNE)

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April 2013 – Chagrin Valley Times

By Denise Zingale Travis / D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon (216) 292-HAIR (4247)

Permanent waves have a bit of a bad rap, but they have not gone out of style.  Hair has come a long way since the “big” hair fad of the 80’s.  The new permanent waves are nothing like the tight curls of the decades past.  If your hair is straight, fine, limp and/or flat, a permanent wave can give you….   (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

April 4, 2013 – Fox 8 Hot List

Thank you to EVERYONE who voted for me!  We did it!  D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon is proud to make it on the Fox 8 Hot List.  Take a look at the full article on Fox 8!  ~ Denise

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December-January 2008 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal (East Edition)

By Denise Zingale Travis / D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon

It is a little known secret, but a proven fact that any diet, especially one that is less than 1,200 calories a day, can trigger hair loss.  A variety of other factors can cause hair loss such as stress, hormonal changes, and medications.  Few people realize that possible nutritional deficiencies in your diet can also cause hair to shed.    (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

Looking great is a matter of finding your own personal style!

February-March 2008 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal

By Denise Zingale Travis / D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon

Looking wonderful is not about what’s “in” or the “latest.”  The word for women who look great all the time isn’t “fashionable”, it’s “chic.”  Unlike great beauty or wealth, whis is a sensibility waiting to be tapped.  To be chic is to develop a sustainable style, to look uniquely like yourself – the ideal you – whether you are wearing a pair of jeans and a ponytail or a formal with beautifully up-swept hair.  (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

October-November 2007 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal (East Edition)

Denise Zingale_The picture that changed my life By Denise Zingale

As a teenager, I admired female fitness athletes and bodybuilders.  I thought they were amazing and the ultimate example of health, fitness and beauty.  I had always been athletic and involved in some sport all of my life.  But as I got older, things changed…  (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

December – January 2006 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal (East Edition)

Changes-in-diet-may-cause-hair-loss By Denise Zingale

This past summer I entered into a weight loss challenge.  I was not overly over weight but I definitely could lose some pounds and tone up.  Before starting my program I saw my doctor.  She was aware of my current diet and the vitamins and supplements I was already taking.  She advised me to….  (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

August-September 2005 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal (East Edition)

By Denise Zingale / D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon

Have the days of swimming in chlorine and driving around in your convertible or sunroof open now revealed hair that could contribute to an autumn hayride? What should you do before you start looking for a new style for the coming season? Get your hair back to a healthy shine!  (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

April-May 2005 – Cleveland Woman’s Journal (East Edition)

By, Denise Zingale / D’MAZ Lifestyle Salon

Ladies, if you have your straightening irons on standby waiting for the waved hair to pass, then 2005 is not going to be your year.  Big, bouncy, glamorous hair is the buzz for the year!

If the mere thought of big hair and perms brings you back to the thought of leg warmers, you’re not alone.  It is official though – the perm is back!  But this time around, it is different…   (READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

December – January 2004

Now you can do something about  it ~ By Denise Zingale

Realizing that your hair is beginning to look thinner or noticing that there is more in hair in your brush, on your pillow, on your bathroom floor, or worst yet after washing your hair it looks like a small animal has been left behind in your tub can be devastating.  For most women, we try and deny what we are seeing and rationalized that the situation is temporary and will soon stop.  For some women it will, for others it becomes a lifestyle change.  (READ THE FULL ARTICLE)