Summer is here and we can't wait to dig in to the fresh produce it brings! This is an easy and hearty salad with burrata cheese, peaches and tomatoes. Throw in a side of chicken on the grill and a crusty bread, and you have the summer supper dreams are made of.

There is no one on earth who works harder than a mother. Although she deserves SO much more- start by treating her to some self love with Revisions Aesthetics + Wellness.

One of our main goals in starting Revisions was not only making aesthetics reasonably affordable and accessible, but breaking the stigma around “having work done”. As women we are held to many impossible standards, none more so than in the realm of beauty.

Are you craving a fresh and delicious salad spring salad that will make your taste buds dance with delight? Look no further because we have the perfect recipe for you - a mouthwatering Spring Fried Goat Cheese Salad with a Warm Strawberry Balsamic Vinagrette.

And dang do we LOVE IT. Skinvive is a hyper dilute hyaluronic acid which is injected to the dermal layer of the skin for hydration and GLOW. Think of it as the difference between drinking water and an IV for hydration- Skinvive gets hydration right to the source to nourish the skin.

April is stress awareness month and we wanted to take a minute to call importance to mental health. We all experience stress which is an inevitable part of life, but did you know not all stress is bad?

Everyone probably received the email regarding our new online booking platform called Jane.

A rattan clutch is a spring and summer wardrobe staple. It's neutral, stylish and perfect for warmer weather. Plus, you're sure to find one you love regardless of your budget. Here are our picks for a high/low interpretation of the ever-classic rattan clutch. 

trigger warning: ya'll may not agree or even like what I have to say here but I encourage you to hang in and hear me out!

This section of the Revisions blog brings all the FUN!! now is the season in Denver where spring is teasing us with a few lovely 60+ degree days between bouts of white.