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18 Wednesday, December 23, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon Heather Buring, hair designer and owner of the new Aspire Beauty Salon in Sisters, has always been com- mitted to bringing top-quality services to her clients. Before settling in Sisters almost five years ago, Buring lived in Redmond. She gradu- ated from Phagans School of Hair Design in Bend in 2005, and for 10 years she has been specializing in creating trendy hairstyles that let each client look and feel their best. “Ever since middle school, my dream was to become a hair stylist,” Buring said. “I would style all of my friend’s hair. Then in high school, when it came time for the prom, I was busy creating new hair styles for friends.” Before opening Aspire last summer, Buring man- aged Amonte’ Salon & Spa in Sisters for six years before they closed. “Being the manager helped me learn how to run a business. It was an amaz- ing opportunity for me and led me to opening my own salon,” said Buring. “I’ve had a lot of help from my friends in the Sisters community before I opened,” Buring said. “My dad is an electrician and did all the electrical work for the salon.” Buring enjoys taking time with her clients to build a rapport. “My focus is hair and I’m all about quality. When I get a new referral I ask them to bring in three or four pic- tures so that I know what they are looking for,” Buring explained. “I spend a while with each client going over what would be the most prac- tical for their hair type.” Many elements in hair dressing follow the same elements of art. Line, shape/ form, color, value, texture, and shape perspective are all taken into consideration when styling hair. “There’s so much more behind styling hair than just how to style it. I take an artis- tic approach to hair design; it really is an art form, and I educate my clients on how to take care of their hair,” said Buring. According to Dictionary. com the definition of Aspire is: direct one’s hopes or ambitions toward achieving something. “I named it Aspire because I want everybody to achieve that hope they have for their hair, because having great hair makes my clients who they are, and it makes them feel good,” Buring said. “If they can’t do their hair the way they want it, then they are not feeling good about themselves.” Buring also volunteers in the Look Good, Feel Better program, trying to spread a little happiness styling hair and giving out beauty tips for cancer patients. The Look Good, Feel Better program is a non-med- ical, brand-neutral public- service program that teaches beauty techniques to cancer patients to help themselves manage the appearance- related side-effects of cancer treatment. The program is dedicated to improving the self-esteem and quality of life for people undergoing treatment for cancer. Look Good Feel Better also offers programs for teens and men. “I heard about it from a client who had cancer when I was a stylist in Redmond eight years ago,” Buring said. “I’m so proud to be part of the program! “I have always had the passion to make this world a happier place,” Buring explained. “What could make you happier than to get a fresh new hair style or some rejuvenating hair color to make you shine?” For more information or to make an appointment, contact Aspire at 541-350-3702. New hair salon offers distinctness By Jodi Schneider McNamee Correspondent Heather Buring owns and operates Aspire Beauty Salon in Sisters. photo by Jodi schneider mcnamee • Tom Barrier wrote: The Oregon Band of Brothers Sisters Chapter was pleas- antly surprised Thursday, December 17, to receive a generous gift from Cub Scout Pack 139. They had collected $105 from their popcorn sales. We were presented with a check from their junior member and later were treated with homemade cin- namon rolls and juice. the rolls were made by two of the mothers that were pres- ent. Six members of Pack 139 were also present. Five members of the local Band of Brothers were there to receive the donation. Cub Pack 139 meets at the Sisters Community Church every other week. Sisters salutes... Cub Scouts from Pack 139 raised money in a popcorn drive and donated to Sisters Band of Brothers. photo by Jim cornelius • Sasha Komar earned a 3.6 GPA to qualify for the 8th grade honor roll. • Central Oregon Bass Club meetings are at Abby’s Pizza in Redmond on the first Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. Last week’s story, “Sisters woman is a bass ace,” gave the wrong location. All are invited to attend and learn about the club’s activities. CORRECTION Annual New Year’s Eve Crab Feed! All-you-can-eat buffet... crab, oysters, pasta, garlic bread, salad and desserts. December 31 • Reservations beginning at 5 p.m. Reservations: 541-549-3663 ations beg inning at t 5 5 p .m. 151 W. Main Ave., Sisters 541-549-FISH | Open 7 days a week Let the experts at the Fly Fisher’s Place set you up for safe and fun winter fishing! “You’re in the right hands” 541-549-3534 325 N. Locust St., Sisters • greenridgept.com Celebrating 15 years in Sisters 410 E. Cascade, Sisters (Corner of E. Cascade & Larch) Ben Crockett , D.D.S. p 541-549-9486 f 541-549-9110 410 E. Cascade Ave. P.O. Box 1027 Sisters, Oregon 97759 Hours: Mon., 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Tues.-Wed., 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; Thurs., 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Wishing you holidays filled with warmth and smiles!

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Page 1: New hair salon offers distinctness Sisters salutes · 2016-07-15 · hair makes my clients who they are, and it makes them feel good,” Buring said. “If they can’t do their hair

18 Wednesday,December23,2015The Nugget Newspaper,Sisters,Oregon

Heather Buring, hairdesigner and owner of thenewAspireBeautySaloninSisters,hasalwaysbeencom-mittedtobringingtop-qualityservicestoherclients.

Beforesettling inSistersalmostfiveyearsago,BuringlivedinRedmond.Shegradu-atedfromPhagansSchoolofHairDesigninBendin2005,and for 10 years she hasbeenspecializingincreatingtrendyhairstylesthatleteachclientlookandfeeltheirbest.

“Eversincemiddleschool,mydreamwas tobecomeahairstylist,”Buringsaid.“Iwouldstyleallofmyfriend’shair. Then in high school,when it came time for theprom, I was busy creatingnewhairstylesforfriends.”

Before opening Aspirelast summer, Buring man-agedAmonte’Salon&SpainSistersforsixyearsbeforetheyclosed.

“Being the managerhelpedmelearnhowtorunabusiness. Itwasanamaz-ing opportunity forme andledme to openingmy ownsalon,”saidBuring.

“I’ve had a lot of helpfrommyfriendsintheSisterscommunitybeforeIopened,”Buring said. “Mydad is anelectrician and did all theelectricalworkforthesalon.”

Buringenjoystakingtimewith her clients to build arapport.

“MyfocusishairandI’mallaboutquality.WhenIgetanewreferralIaskthemtobring in three or four pic-tures so that I know whattheyarelookingfor,”Buringexplained. “I spendawhilewith eachclientgoingoverwhatwouldbethemostprac-ticalfortheirhairtype.”

Many elements in hairdressing follow the sameelementsofart.Line,shape/form, color, value, texture,

and shape perspective areall taken into considerationwhenstylinghair.

“There’s so much morebehindstylinghairthanjusthowtostyleit.Itakeanartis-tic approach tohairdesign;itreallyisanartform,andIeducatemyclientsonhowtotakecareoftheirhair,”saidBuring.

According toDictionary.comthedefinitionofAspireis: direct one’s hopes orambitions towardachievingsomething.

“InameditAspirebecauseIwanteverybodytoachievethathopetheyhavefortheirhair, because having greathair makes my clients whotheyare,anditmakesthemfeelgood,”Buringsaid.“Ifthey can’t do their hair theway theywant it, then theyare not feeling good aboutthemselves.”

BuringalsovolunteersintheLookGood,FeelBetterprogram, trying to spreadalittle happiness styling hairandgivingoutbeautytipsforcancerpatients.

The Look Good, FeelBetterprogramisanon-med-ical, brand-neutral public-serviceprogramthatteachesbeauty techniques tocancerpatients to help themselves

manage the appearance-relatedside-effectsofcancertreatment. The program isdedicated to improving theself-esteem and quality oflife for people undergoingtreatment for cancer. LookGoodFeelBetteralsooffersprogramsforteensandmen.

“I heard about it from aclientwhohadcancerwhenIwas a stylist inRedmondeightyearsago,”Buringsaid.“I’msoproud tobepartoftheprogram!

“I have always had thepassion to make this worlda happier place,” Buringexplained.“Whatcouldmakeyou happier than to get afreshnewhairstyleorsomerejuvenating hair color tomakeyoushine?”

Formoreinformationortomakeanappointment,contactAspireat541-350-3702.

New hair salon offers distinctness By Jodi Schneider McNameeCorrespondent

Heather Buring owns and operates Aspire Beauty Salon in Sisters.photo by Jodi schneider mcnamee

•TomBarrierwrote:TheOregon Band of BrothersSistersChapterwas pleas-antly surprised Thursday,December 17, to receivea generous gift from CubScout Pack 139.They hadcollected $105 from theirpopcornsales.

Wewerepresentedwitha check from their juniormember and later were

treatedwithhomemadecin-namon rolls and juice. therollsweremadeby twoofthemothersthatwerepres-ent. Six members of Pack139werealsopresent.

Five members of thelocalBandofBrothersweretheretoreceivethedonation.CubPack139meetsat theSistersCommunityChurcheveryotherweek.

Sisters salutes...

Cub Scouts from Pack 139 raised money in a popcorn drive and donated to Sisters Band of Brothers.

photo by Jim cornelius

•Sasha Komar earned a3.6GPAtoqualifyforthe8thgradehonorroll.

•Central Oregon BassClubmeetingsareatAbby’s

Pizza in Redmond on thefirst Tuesday of the monthat7p.m.Lastweek’s story,“Sisterswomanisabassace,”gavethewronglocation.Allareinvitedtoattendandlearnabouttheclub’sactivities.

CORRECTION

Annual

New Year’s Eve

Crab Feed!All-you-can-eat buffet... crab, oysters, pasta,

garlic bread, salad and desserts.

December 31 • Reservations beginning at 5 p.m.

Reservations:

541-549-3663

ations beggginningg att 55 pp.m.

151 W. Main Ave., Sisters541-549-FISH | Open 7 days a week

Let the experts at the Fly Fisher’s Place set you up

for safe and fun winter fi shing!

“You’re in the right hands”

541-549-3534

325 N. Locust St., Sisters • greenridgept.com

Celebrating 15 years in Sisters

410 E. Cascade, Sisters (Corner of E. Cascade & Larch)Ben Crockett, D.D.S.p 541-549-9486 f 541-549-9110

410 E. Cascade Ave. • P.O. Box 1027 • Sisters, Oregon 97759Hours: Mon., 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Tues.-Wed., 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; Thurs., 7 a.m.-3 p.m.

Wishing you holidays fi lled with warmth and smiles!