Hey, Pumpkin Head!

Its enzymes contain beta carotene and vitamins that combat oxidation and free-radical damage. The fatty acids in its pulp help to increase moisture in your hair and skin. And it tastes delicious sprinkled with cinnamon and served on your Thanksgiving table. The good people at GBS know why Linus called...

By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

October 26, 2006

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Its enzymes contain beta carotene and vitamins that combat oxidation and free-radical damage. The fatty acids in its pulp help to increase moisture in your hair and skin. And it tastes delicious sprinkled with cinnamon and served on your Thanksgiving table. The good people at GBS know why Linus called it the Great Pumpkin, and this month they’re offering complimentary pumpkin hair treatments at stores across South Florida. Enjoy a luxury hair wash with Sexy Hair’s Pumpkin Rehydrating Shampoo, inhale the scent of autumn spice with the Pumpkin Potion Leave-In Conditioner with Ginger Root, and pamper yourself with the Pumpkin Purée Treatment Masque, which promises to nutrify frazzled locks. Salon events happen daily from October 24 through 27. Today’s treatments take place from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the GBS Aventura salon. Call 305-931-5291 to schedule an appointment, and visit www.gbsbeauty.com for a list of participating venues.
Oct. 24-27

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