No. 7 Train SUSPENSIONS All the service suspensions will be in effect from 11:45 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday, unless otherwise indicated. There will be no service between Times Square-42nd Street and Queensboro Plaza on the following weekends: February 28-March 3; March 7-10, 14-17, 21-24, 28-31; April 11-14; and May 2-5, 16-19. On the following dates, in addition to no service between Times Square-42nd Street and Queensboro Plaza there will be reduced service between 74th Street-Broadway and Queensboro Plaza: May 30-June 2; June 6-8, with service resuming Sunday, June 8 morning for the Puerto Rican Day Parade; June 20-23, 27-30; and July 18-21. The MTA has also released the following tentative service disruption schedule, which is expected to be confirmed with a future update later this year. The No. 7 Flushing-bound service will run express from Queensboro Plaza to 74th Street-Broadway, with a stop at 61st Street-Woodside on the following weekends: August 22- 25; September 19-22; October 3-6, 10-13; and October 17-20, 24-27. From November 7-10 there will be no service between Times Square- 42nd Street and Queensboro Plaza, reduced service between 74th Street-Broadway and Queensboro Plaza, and the Flushing-bound service will run express from Queensboro Plaza to 74th Street-Broadway, with a stop at 61st Street- Woodside. From November 14-17, 21-24 there will be no service between Times Square-42nd Street and Queensboro Plaza, and the Flushing-bound service will run express from Queensboro Plaza to 74th Street-Broadway, with a stop at 61st Street-Woodside. In addition to these changes, No. 7 train service will be suspended between Mets-Willets Point and Flushing-Main Street between 11:45 p.m. Friday, February 15 and 5 a.m. Tuesday, February 18, and between 11:45 p.m. Friday, February 22 and 5 a.m. Monday, February 24. 12tips & news Hydrate your skin So it is already one month into the New Year and it seems like the holidays were only yesterday. We only hope that time goes so fast that this cold weather does not last much longer. It is not fun being trapped indoors fighting the frigid temperatures. Our little Maxime is not able to go the park regularly and he is n o t happy about that! He is learning to clean and cook, while playing with all the pots, pans, brooms and mops to keep himself entertained. What I am doing to keep entertained is constantly moisturizing and exfoliating my skin and our clients’ skin. What I tell my clients is to exfoliate, then hydrate. What I suggest is always using a heavier moisturizer to protect skin from the wind. I like shea butter in products because that is a natural ingredient with SUPER moisturizing properties. It leaves the skin soft and gives such a radiant glow. What I have been using is a shea butter and argan oil based cream, and my skin has survived becoming chapped. Some other great ingredients for this type of weather are caviar, hyaluronic acid – to help protect the dehydration level in our skin – silk proteins, and oatmeal for skin sensitivities. So what about an exfoliation that is not going to leave your skin drier than before? Well, always remember that without exfoliation, the products that we use will not get the best results because there is a lot of dry skin that is lying on the surface of our skin. But I can assure you that using one of those over-the-counter facial scrubs is not the best for the skin. They are abrasive and often leave the skin looking red and feeling really dry. That does not mean the skin is cleaner, in fact it is doing more harm than good. You are completely stripping your skin of any hydration. We need all the hydration we can get and keep in this weather. So, what you can look for are products that are enzyme-based for exfoliation. Some great enzymes are pineapple, papaya, and yeast – just to name a few. Stay warm, exfoliate and moisturize! Otherwise, treat yourself to a facial and lie back, and relax while getting pampered with creams and masks to give you your skin back. Au revoir… The Cosmetical Junkie and her Voice of Reason: Angelena and Benjamin Lucheux, owners of Tailormade for You Institute for Face and Body
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