Jan 16
As you all know, I have an in depth process that I go through to verify that brands are truly animal friendly before I will promote them on Logical Harmony. Through this, I have confirmed that a lot of great brands are animal friendly (either completely cruelty free and/or vegan). Unfortunately, through this I have also found out that a lot of well known brands arent animal friendly either.
This season nail polish takes a turn away from brights and near-blacks to these subtle hues that still pack a punch—from cotton candy pinks to sky blues.
Petal pinks and sorbet oranges:
“June” by Chanel ($27, available at Chanel beauty counters on February 6th) “May” by Chanel ($27, available at Chanel beauty counters on February 6th) “Sorbet 08” by Sally Hansen Smooth & Perfect Color + Care ($7.95, available at drug & mass retailers) “Pedal Faster Suzi” by OPI ($10.95, visit opi.com, available on February 8th) Yves Saint Laurent Manucure Couture No. 8 duo in pink and
At Plywood People, excess is viewed as raw material, waiting to be transformed into a solution for global issues of need and suffering.
Gisele Nelson, the project manager at Plywood, said that the nonprofit has a two fold purpose. First, to provide relief to the poor, underprivileged and distressed. And, second, to support other organizations conducting charitable activities.
We started with a rough idea that we wanted to be able to address social needs through innovative ideas, Nelson said.
Time to put another question to Youtube male grooming sensation Jim Chapman, giving us the client perspective and the men’s hairdressing industry.
QUESTION: Jim, have you ever had an experience in a salon or barbers that has put you off returning? Jim says…Yes, and in quite a few too. I don’t know if I’m not assertive enough in what I ask for, whether I’m too vague or I just have hair that hairdresser’s want to go nuts with, but on a number of occasions I’ve come out with something I didn’t want!Check out Jim’s hugely successful video blog.