Cheers to a New Year
Resolutions, vision boards, everyone has their thing to prep for the new year! At Mane Tease, we're excited for everyone to see all the big and exciting developments we have planned for the salon in 2025. Read on for events to put on your calendar, some fun inspo for the new year, and a brand new advice column (for real this time)!
Something about the new year always makes us want to plan for growth and positive change. Resolutions can be overwhelming to set, and even more overwhelming to maintain. Luckily, we've got a cute PDF planner to start you off right. Click HERE to download; duplicate the pages and use them again and again!
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You're likely familiar with Tulips, one of the biggest local venues for concerts, specifically if you enjoy the DFW music scene. If you don't know many local bands and want some new tunes to blast on your work commute, there's no time like the present! Tulips' annual Not Stock is here-think Woodstock but with all DFW based bands. This two day event kicks off at 5 PM on Saturday, January 17, and goes until midnight both nights. Included in this newsletter is the full lineup of performers-check it out and don't miss your favorites! Click here to buy tickets and get the early bird special.
Not Stock
The Color of the Year is an annual trend prediction made by major color authorities like Pantone, Sherwin-Williams, and others in the design and creative industries. It represents a single color that reflects the global mood, cultural trends, and emerging influences in art, fashion, technology, and everyday life for the coming year. The Color of the Year serves as a creative touchstone for the collective imagination of society and sparks inspiration across a wide spectrum of disciplines., and this year it looks like most brands had their eye on gorgeous earth tones and rich purple hues. Check them all out here!
Color of the Year
Anonymous: So I have a major dilemma...recently I went out with some friends and met this guy. Super attractive and super charming. We flirted all night while hanging with my friends, and I gave him my number. We'd been texting a bit, and things were going good; we even went out once just the two of us. Here's the problem...I started a new job, and on day one I walk in and see that he works there too. We had talked a bit about what we do, but I guess where he works never came up. What do I do? Should I call it off? I feel like it's going to be awkward at work if I do, but I don't know if it's a good idea to keep seeing a guy who is now my coworker.
Our take: This is a tough one, particularly because it sounds like the start of a really cute rom com. The answer really depends on a few factors, namely your work's policy on romantic relationships between coworkers. Are you both in similar roles? If either of you is in a higher position, that adds a whole new layer of complexity. Lay out your feelings and concerns to him. Invite him for coffee or drinks and tell him where your mind is at-you don't want to stop seeing him, but you don't want work to get awkward if things go south. He might feel the same and want to continue seeing you! If you both decide to give it a try, set boundaries with each other about how to maintain professionalism while at work. Best of luck!
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