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Send us a text45 minutes of a 1 hour and 30 minute show link below to full show. On today's show, we discuss all the weird respiratory illness upticks happening including now Gene Hackman's wife Betsy Arakawa who joins the group. It turns out Hantavirus turns into severe pneumonia. We discussed some of the Real Housewives of New Jersey gossip that came out this week. I get triggered by Sam Bankman-Fried‘s interview from jail and I tell you why, which gives you some insight into me and some of the drama I've been through. Heather Marianna of Beauty Kitchen, as well as the Oscar gifting suite that so many reality stars went to last week comes on my show, Heather and I are friends and she has a lot of gossip. She even casted for Bethenny Frankel's Netflix show, THE BIG SHOT. We tell you about the business of Gifting Suites in Hollywood. I give her a $5,000 dog training secret. We discuss insider intel few people know about how the Oscars work. I share some stories about Britney Spears she shares a story about Viola Davis. We discuss Snoop Dogg's and Gene Simmons drama. Sexual harassment still rampant in Hollywood. We discuss Heather's physical fight with David Yontef from Behind the Velvet Rope who had a falling out with RHONJ alumni Kim D and then there was the night they stayed at Alexis Bellino's house...   This is a 2 part show.To join the Patreon and hear the full episode, and also support my channel and join our fun conversations for $6 per month go here.https://www.patreon.com/DishingDramaWithDanaWilkeySupport the showDana is on Cameo!Follow Dana: @Wilkey_Dana$25,000 Song - Apple Music$25,000 Song - SpotifyTo support the show and listen to full episodes, become a member on PatreonTo learn more about sponsorships, email DDDWpodcast@gmail.comDana's YouTube Channel

Marianna Naturals helps thousands of people access natural skincare for affordable prices.” Beauty Kitchen 100% natural skincare & there products are hand-made fresh at our facilities in the USA, and are always Cruelty-Free.Carla Maria Cadotte is a Intl published Model with over 100 Magazines, a Spiritual Medium, Animal Communicator/Medium, Advanced Usui Reiki Master, Intuitive Counselor & Crystal Healer.AURZEN Products Aurzen ZIP Redefines “Truly Portable Projector”.Movie Reviews and More is broadcast live Tuesdays at 5PM PT on K4HD Radio - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Movie Reviews and More TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Movie Reviews and More Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

Heather Marianna started Beauty Kitchen back in 2012, she then launched the YouTube series Beauty Kitchen where she showed people how to do exactly what she was doing.Marianna Naturals, has helped thousands of people access quality, natural skincare for affordable prices.”Mel Shayne - Founder of Kiss My Paws Rescue a non profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of dogs to then be placed with loving homes.Movie Reviews and More is broadcast live Tuesdays at 5PM PT on K4HD Radio - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Movie Reviews and More TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Movie Reviews and More Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

INTRODUCTIONHave you ever wondered how to determine if a bottle is truly reusable? And if it is, what steps need to be taken both upstream and downstream to transform this concept into a practical reality? The significance of a Reuse logo extends beyond just the consumer – it holds relevance for producers, stores, collectors, and washing companies alike. Join us in exploring the reasons behind the necessity of a Reuse logo.The “Reuse logo for bottles and more” is the 4th audio clip of the “Certifications Spotlight: Truths and Traps” series. Like the others, it unravels the mysteries behind one of the logos you find on the packaging. Let's equip you with knowledge and critical thinking to decipher:its meaning,its application,its grey areas,and its pros and cons.Spoiler alert: this one is still a young logo and fairly positive!HERE ARE THE RECOMMENDED RESOURCES The website of Réseau Vrac et Réemploi (fusion between Réseau Vrac and Réseau Consigne): https://reseauvracetreemploi.org/  The website of ALPES CONSIGNE : https://alpesconsigne.fr/  The source to find members of France Consigne and the map of this national association which allows you to know where to return containers identified as reusable thanks to the logo: https://franceconsigne.fr/  The sources to find shops that collect reusable packages: https://www.reseauconsigne.com/cartographie/   The communication agency Atelier Kaboom: https://atelier-kaboom.com/   Previous episodes mentioned:Episode 46: “Water-free tablets and reusable bottles: Rethinking product and packaging pairing” with Frédérique Drouin of Myni: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep46-non-toxic-products-water-free-tablet-reusable-bottles  Episode 10: “A low-tech deposit system to expand zero-waste food businesses” with Marie Jemine of L'Empoteuse: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep10-low-tech-depositEpisode 8: “Ready to rock with zero-waste office canteens?” with Jérémie Lambin of Freddy met Curry: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep08-zero-waste-office-canteens    Episode 50: “From single-use to reuse: Shaping the era of refillable packaging, starting with personal care products” with Jo-Anne Chidley of Beauty Kitchen and Reposit: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep50-single-use-reuse-refill-returns-service-cosmetics   Episode 36: The bulk: How to free products and consumers from the packaging? with Célia Rennesson of Réseau Vrac & Elsa Bortuzzo of Yokoumi: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep36-bulk-network-packaging-free-products-consumers   Le Fourgon (a delivery system of returned drinks at home): https://www.lefourgon.com/   The website of the New European Reuse Alliance (New ERA):  https://www.newreusealliance.eu/  The AGEC law: La loi anti-gaspillage pour une économie circulaire: https://www.ecologie.gouv.fr/loi-anti-gaspillage-economie-circulaire   LEKO: https://www.leko-organisme.fr/  CITEO: https://www.citeo.com/   The old 5 stars bottles for reuse: https://www.luckyfind.fr/annonces/122136-lot-12-bouteilles-a-etoile-annees-650-70  Article about Coca-Cola choices (Cash investigation from 2018): https://www.zerowastefrance.org/cash-investigation-sur-le-plastique-notre-decryptage/    WHERE TO FIND CECILE FORGUE?Her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/Cécile-forgue-763a6b69/ABOUT Cécile Forgue from ALPES CONSIGNEWith her academic background as an engineer and her personal goal to reduce packaging waste, Cécile Forgue decided in 2019 to work on developing a reuse system, convinced that glass packaging can have a much better impact on the environment than currently with the recycling system they have in France. Therefore she joined a citizen movement around this topic and co-founded ALPES CONSIGNE in 2020. She is now really glad to see the reuse system grow and to notice that even eco-organisms seem to get into working order to make reuse a reality and the norms for the upcoming years. Packaging reuse has become a reality in the past few years in France and has beautiful days forward.PODCAST MUSICSpecial thanks to Joachim Regout who made the jingle. Have a look at his work here. I am happy to bring a sample of our strong bonds on these sound waves. Since I was a child, he made me discover a wide range of music of all kinds. I am also delighted he is a nature lover and shares the Look4Loops 'out of the box philosophy'. He is an inspiring source of creativity for me. 

INTRODUCTIONImagine if competitive brands collectively adopted multi-use and standardized packaging.Imagine products exclusively housed in reusable packaging displayed on every retailer's shelf.Now, envision a seamless system where customers can return these refillable containers, ensuring their circulation for many years to come!Well, this is already happening with pioneers like Jo-Anne Chidley, the co-founder of Beauty Kitchen, a sustainable, natural personal care brand, and Reposit, a packaging-as-a-service platform. She shares a wealth of advice drawn from her experience in this episode! Get ready to learn about:How certifications like Cradle-to-Cradle and B-Corp serve as excellent guidelines for improvement (as her company broke records in the European cosmetic industry).The significance of values such as partnerships, collaborations, and community in fortifying a reuse business model.The paramount importance of modularity in constructing long-term, viable solutions (illustrated using the example of washing infrastructure).Measurements to better disrupt single-use and plastic packaging, with some key environmental and sales impacts!I admire how Jo is defeating preconceived ideas, and how she is opening revolutionary horizons for reuse!Here's my two cents if you get the chance to meet her: Don't say no to Jo! Instead, inquire "How?" and be ready to roll up your sleeves!RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEJo answers the question formulated in Episode 34: “Designing plastic free: Why and what does it take?” with Sian Sutherland of A Plastic Planet: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep34-plastic-free-material-design-campaigns-platform  If you want to know more about the Bulk Collective concept, listen to episode 36: “The bulk: How to free products and consumers from the packaging?” with Célia Rennesson of Réseau Vrac & Elsa Bortuzzo of Yokoumi: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep36-bulk-network-packaging-free-products-consumersJo recommends reading Iain Banks, a Scottish sci-fi author.the Cradle to Cradle booksthe B Corp HandbookWHERE TO FIND JO-ANNE CHIDLEY AND HER COMPANIES?The Reposit website: https://reposit.world/   The Beauty Kitchen website: https://beautykitchen.co.uk/   Jo-Anne Chidley LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jochidley/ABOUT JO-ANNE CHIDLEY FROM BEAUTY KITCHEN AND REPOSITJo Chidley is a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist, and co-founder of Beauty Kitchen and Reposit, the highest scoring B Corp in the UK beauty industry and the pioneering Packaging as a service for consumer products. Founded in 2014, Jo has set out to change the face of the beauty industry by creating the most effective, natural, and sustainable beauty products in the world, alongside changing the way we see our packaging for beauty and beyond.PODCAST MUSICSpecial thanks to Joachim Regout who made the jingle. Have a look at his work here. I am happy to bring a sample of our strong bonds on these sound waves. Since I was a child, he made me discover a wide range of music of all kinds. I am also delighted he is a nature lover and shares the Look4Loops 'out of the box philosophy'. He is an inspiring source of creativity for me. 

Do you know what's in your beauty products? You may think of the active ingredients and their effectiveness in your beauty routine. Do you ever think about whether they have microplastics in them and how your packaging is most likely single-use? Most people think plastics are limited to things we can see — from plastic bags to plastic bottles. The truth is that microplastics are everywhere in the beauty industry. For example, nylon is often used to make products feel smoother. In this episode, Jo Chidley shares her journey to reduce plastics in the beauty industry through Beauty Kitchen and Re. She shares that 95% of beauty packaging is single-use — and most of them never get recycled. Faced with this problem, she created Re, a reuse packaging infrastructure supporting Beauty Kitchen and other beauty brands. If you want to learn more about how to reimagine the beauty industry and how you can start applying a circular economy concept to your business, tune in to this episode now!3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:Discover how the beauty industry uses plastics not just for their packaging but also as beauty product ingredients. Learn how Beauty Kitchen and Re are changing the standards in the beauty industry by using sustainable materials and the circular economy concept. Understand how reuse is the future of packaging and how your business can apply the concept. Episode Highlights[02:35] Introducing Jo and Beauty Kitchen [05:55] How Big Businesses Work [08:33] How to Make Sustainability Part of Your Business [11:04] What are Microplastics? [14:31] Rethinking Beauty Packaging [21:26] The Beauty of Reuse [24:54] Transition to Reuse Packaging [29:08] How Business can Apply a Reuse Model [31:15] BCorps vs Cradle to Cradle [33:36] The Importance of Certification ResourcesCheck out a previous Her CEO Journey episode, Saving the Earth Through Compostable Packaging - The Journey of Kate FlynnBeauty Kitchen: Website I Facebook I Twitter I Instagram I Youtube I TikTok I LinkedIn. Re: Website I Twitter I LinkedInB Corporations: WebsiteEllen MacArthur Foundation: WebsiteCradle to Cradle Institute: WebsiteConnect with Jo Chidley: LinkedInEnjoyed This Podcast?Write a review and share this with your friends.Connect With the Profit ReimaginedReady to transform your purpose into an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy?  Schedule a chat with the team at any time.

Jo Chidley is one of those forces of nature, unconstrained by the way things are usually done.  As the co-founders of Beauty Kitchen, she and her partner refused venture capital, keeping their business free to become a B-Corp and to put people and planet ahead of profit.  She's dedicated to producing the best outcome for the people who work for her as well as for the people who buy her products.  And in the process of finding the best ways forward, she came across the horror of single use packaging and the devastation it's causing both in terms of the extraction and the post-use pollution.  So Jo founded 'Re' to find ways to bring 'reuse' back into the 'reduce, reuse, recycle' triad. Now, she's invited to Davos to speak about the way this could transform the vast global packaging industry. So in this week's podcast, we talked about why this is essential to transforming our world, and how it could work.  Jo has ideas that seem (and are) innovative now, but ten years from now, will be the way things are done. With enthusiasm, integrity and a great deal of humour, she offers solutions to the meta-crisis that rely on each one of us changing behaviour - and she's devoting her life to making it possible - indeed inevitable - that we do. Bio: Jo Chidley is a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist, and co-founder of Beauty Kitchen and Re.  Founded in 2014, Beauty Kitchen is the highest scoring B Corp in the UK beauty industry and it's changing the face of the beauty industry with its aim to create the most effective, natural, and sustainable beauty products in the world. Jo went on to found Re, a company devoted to reducing the mountains of waste from our global $1tr annual single use packaging industry.  As one of the pioneers of sustainable beauty, Jo and her company have accelerated the transition to Reuse through sustainable innovation by implementing Cradle to Cradle design into Beauty Kitchen's circular approach. Jo's been instrumental in developing the world's first closed-loop solution for beauty packaging and powered the service behind the ground-breaking Re programme which is resuable packaging for personal care brands & retailers. Beauty Kitchen is recognised on the UK's 50 Most Disruptive Companies list and has won numerous industry awards, including ‘Who's Who in Natural Beauty'.Jo has won multiple industry awards, including the Natwest Everywoman Award in the Brand of the Future Category and was recognised as one of the 10 most influential people in Natural Beauty in the UK. She's been featured in the likes of ELLE, Woman & Home magazine and BBC News and is a founding member of the Global Advisory Board for Sustainable & Natural Cosmetics. Jo was voted Nr 2 in the 2018 Who's Who of Natural Beauty.The Beauty Kitchen https://beautykitchen.co.uk/Re https://www.rereworld.com/Jo on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/jochidley/wet uplink https://uplink.weforum.org/uplink/s/The Ethical Consumer https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/

Today we had the pleasure of speaking with Heather Marianna, Owner of Beauty Kitchen. Heather skyrocketed in popularity with the launch of her Beauty Kitchen youtube series in 2012. Where she showcased simple, do-it-yourself beauty recipes made with common kitchen household ingredients. The bubbly social media personality translated her passion for looking and feeling her absolute best into the development of her all natural beauty and skincare product line, Beauty Kitchen. Heather starred on Bravo's luxury travel series, Tour Group, in 2015 and was featured on Oxygen's, My Super Shopping Addiction in addition to appearing on several episodes of MTV's Teen Mom OG. The DIY guru has also appeared on countless news segments across the country as a beauty expert showcasing her own simple tricks and tips. We hope you enjoy this amazing episode and if you're serious about starting a private label, you reach out to Heather Marianna! Reach out to Heather: IG: @beautykitchenjunkie Beauty Bin Coaching Codes: Wholesale50, SampleSet50 --------- ↓Book Your Free Discovery Call Here↓ www.spa-strong.com/discoverycall https://pocketsuite.io/register/spastrong Join ASCP and receive $20 off with this link https://www.ascpskincare.com/signup/Influencer/1443508 And if you are looking to take your spa business to the next level and need a coach to help you get you there, let us be your guide! Visit https://www.spa-strong.com/discoverycall to apply for a FREE Esthetician Discovery Call now! To learn more about Spa Strong, visit https://www.spa-strong.com and follow us on IG @spa_strong If you're loving The Spa Strong Podcast, subscribe and leave us a 5-star review! We love and appreciate you all!

Imagine shopping in two years from now for anything from your favourite nut milk to face cleanser and struggling to see products on the shelves housed in plastic packaging. Futuristic perhaps, but it may arrive in a store near you sooner than you think if pioneering entrepreneur Jo Chidley, the founder of sustainable, natural personal care brand Beauty Kitchen, has her way. Jo's latest venture ReRe, an amibitious return, refill, repeat scheme, is tackling the seemingly impossible by championing a far-reaching reuse revolution. Jo and co-founder Stuart Chidley set up ReRe not only to implement cradle-to-cradle design into Beauty Kitchen's own products, but also as the world's first closed-loop solution for packaging through its ground-breaking Re programme and refill stations. Already counting some of the UK's biggest retailers like Asda, Marks & Spencer and Holland & Barrett as participating partners, ReRe is on a mission to change the way brands create packaging and bottle goods, how retailers sell almost anything, and how consumers shop. Join Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier as she interviews Jo Chidley, a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist, and co-founder of Beauty Kitchen, the highest scoring B Corp in the UK beauty industry. This episode shows just how the power of the collective – manufacturers, retailers and consumers – can drive a truly circular economy in packaging.

On this episode of Build Better Brands, Danielle Clarke is joined by Emily Redfearn, independent illustrator, animator and designer, to talk about her business which she started in 2020 after becoming a freelancer at a very difficult time. KEY TAKEAWAYSIt's taken me a long time to develop my own style and it is something that's ever changing and evolving, but it's something that so many people struggle with. Some people like your style to be diverse where others want to hone in on a specific visual aesthetic and everyone wants to be unique and different. But, it's inevitable in this day and age that nothing's entirely unique or different, some things will break that mould. But something I've come to realise is that I should be doing what makes me happy rather than what's going to change the world and how can I be immortalised? I can't choose what my favourite piece of work for a brand is. I've always been in quite varied roles doing multiple things. I love doing book covers, I love doing animations, I really enjoyed the documentary I worked on for Quorn, but it's really hard to say because there are different benefits to all of them.One of the biggest challenges as a freelancer is making time for yourself, giving yourself the boundaries between work and personal and letting yourself have that holiday, whether it's a day or a week. It's easy to neglect if you run your own business, you want to succeed and get more work. I wish I'd thought about budgeting for tax better, it's something people don't really talk about. It needs to be like a bill you pay every month to put aside for your tax and pension. But, I have an accountant who helps me to take a portion off each job to put aside now rather than leaving it til I needed to pay it and scraping it all together. Maths has always been such a struggle for me and I think it is the same for a lot of creatives. BEST MOMENTS‘Who am I trying to please? Is it the art directors, clients, my peers, is it something where people will remember me and is bigger than myself? Asking those questions has got me nowhere, in the end I've thought about what makes me happy? What do I enjoy doing the most? Through a process of elimination, I've found what's most fun for me to do: animation, fruit character, character design, illustration.'‘You can't force things; you've got to try it ‘til it feels right.'‘The five-day working week doesn't work today, what the hell's that about?! I can't imagine doing a regular week, 9-5 with an hour break. I like a two hour lunch so I can go on a long walk with the dog.'‘Set yourself lists to do so you don't go to bed and can't sleep because you're thinking about what you've got to do.' ABOUT THE GUESTEmily Redfearn is an illustrator, animator & designer based in Sheffield, UK. Some of the work Emily has been commissioned for ranges across TV documentaries, TV commercials, social/digital advertising, OOH advertising, GIFs & animations, hand drawn murals, branding assets and infographic designs.Previously Emily has created work for Vodafone, Intel, Quorn, Beauty Kitchen, True North Brewery Co, Heist Brewery Co, Bodog, DCMS, The Leadmill, Terrace Goods, Lucky Fox, Crooked, Hooch, The Scout Association, Sheffield Hallam University, Grimm & Co, Dig Deep, Printed by Us, Cathedral Archer Project and more.Website: https://www.emilyredfearn.co.uk/ Tag for all social media: @emredfearnEmail: emily@red-fearn.co.uk  ABOUT THE HOSTDanielle Clarke is a Brand and Marketing Consultant, University Lecturer and Business Owner.Since 2006 Danielle has provided brand design and marketing support for clients including Škoda, Gtech, UK Biocentre, UK Mail and GIRLvsCANCER Danielle is committed to helping brands that want to have a positive impact on people's lives. She spends her time consulting and working with business owners to help them attract and retain their best customers.Insta - @danielleclarkecreative | [https://www.instagram.com/danielleclarkecreative/]LinkedIn - [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-clarke-creative/]Twitter - @D4nielleCl4rke |  [https://twitter.com/D4nielleCl4rke]Email - hello@danielleclarkecreative.comWebsite: www.danielleclarkecreative.com This show was brought to you by Progressive Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Catherine Weetman talks to Jo Chidley, a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist, and co-founder of TWO successful circular economy businesses, Beauty Kitchen (which is on a mission to create the most effective, natural and sustainable beauty products in the world) and the business we're focusing on today, ReRe. ReRe is a buy anywhere, return anywhere, reuse anywhere alternative to single-use packaging, helping retailers, brands and consumers to switch to Reuse & Refills across a wide range of products from milk to moisturisers and pasta to protein.

Heather Marianna is the CEO of two natural skincare and beauty brands, Beauty Kitchen and Marianna Naturals. Beauty Kitchen was formed in 2012 and started to take off with the launch of Heather's Beauty Kitchen YouTube series. Over the years, Beauty Kitchen has grown from its start in Heather's kitchen to a multi-million dollar business. Heather has appeared on hundreds of news segments, talk shows and popular reality programs showcasing Beauty Kitchen's incredible natural skincare products. Her products have been sold by over 3,000 retailers and featured at many prestigious award shows. In addition to running her own business, Heather coaches many new entrepreneurs with up and coming skincare and beauty brands. She offers a variety of beauty brand coaching packages, online courses and downloadable workbooks available on the Beauty Brand Coaching website. Heather is also hosting a free masterclass on how to build a beauty brand on July 30th, 2022 so make sure you follow her on Instagram for more details! I hope you enjoy this interview with Heather Marianna! Beauty Kitchen's Website: https://beautykitchen.net/ Beauty Brand Coaching Website: https://www.beautybrandcoaching.com/ Marianna Naturals (For Shipping In Canada): https://marianna.ca/ Heather Marianna's Instagram: @heathermarianna Beauty Brand Coaching's Instagram: @beautybrandcoaching Beauty Kitchen's Instagram: @beautykitchenjunkie Heather Marianna's Twitter: @HeatherMarianna Heather Marianna's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HeatherMarianna Melissa's Instagram: @melissa_rittenhouse Melissa's TikTok: @melissa_rittenhouse Melissa's Twitter: @Virtual_Melissa Melissa's Website: https://melissarittenhouse.co/

Heather Marianna is a highly regarded entrepreneur, beauty and lifestyle guru, celebrity spokesperson and influencer - had successfully built several promotions, marketing, and sales consultancies and agencies before gaining national prominence for appearing on the Bravo luxury travel series “Tour Group”. In 2012, she parlayed that recognition into launching a YouTube channel, originally conceived to share easy, do-it-yourself beauty solutions using common household ingredients. These effective, homemade concoctions quickly became viral sensations, gaining millions of views. Following meticulous research, development, and personal hand crafting, Heather launched her own plant-based skincare lines: Beauty Kitchen and Marianna Naturals in 2013 – founded on her commitment to natural and healthy beauty regimens and lifestyles. Taking her company to the next level, Heather then used her available infrastructure to help others develop their own beauty brands by offering a Brand Incubator and Accelerator Program including full turn key coaching, retail ready manufacturing, and making it affordable for people who really want to launch a brand but don't know where to begin. She says, “I have nearly ten years of experience and I can help anyone in the program get onto wholesale sites, in retailers, and so much more.” As she prepares to launch more new products, schedule appearances, and explore new collaborations, Heather reveals this is just the beginning of a new era for Beauty Kitchen. 

The new edie podcast episode is brought to you live from our Sustainability Leaders Forum in London - our flagship event that is uniting sustainability and energy leaders on the shared mission to make the 2020s the decade of delivery for climate action. The team bring you four exclusive interviews from expert speakers at Beauty Kitchen, ShareAction, Green Angel Syndicate and CDP, before recapping on a jam-packed three days.

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In today's episode, host Sam Dover welcomes Jo-Anne Chidley, Founder of sustainable beauty brand Beauty Kitchen, and Richard Cope, Senior Trends Consultant at Mintel and author of the 2021 Mintel Sustainability Barometer, to discuss how recent shifts in consumers' sustainability beliefs, behaviours and purchases are impacting brands. Following COP26 - the United Nations climate change conference that came to a close in mid-November - is consumer awareness and education on the rise? What are the implications for brands both inside and outside the sustainability space? Will consumers and brands ever be totally aligned on sustainability? The experts tackle these questions and more, make the case for sustainability as an innovation driver, and offer advice for brands questioning the value of sustainability. Listen now to learn more and check out episode 74 for a discussion about making better sustainability-driven business decisions. Host: Samantha Dover, Global Beauty Analyst, Mintel Beauty & Personal Care Guests: Jo-Anne Chidley, Founder of Beauty Kitchen. Richard Cope, Senior Trends Consultant, Mintel Consulting.

This week on Start Somewhere, I'm bringing a flavour of Glasgow ahead of COP26 as I speak with the trailblazing Jo Chidley. Jo is a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist and co-founder of Beauty Kitchen, the highest scoring B Corp in the UK beauty industry. I'm also lucky enough to work with Jo on the Sustainable Beauty Coalition Steering Committee.In founding Beauty Kitchen, Jo has set out to change the face of the beauty industry by creating the most effective, natural and sustainable beauty products in the world. She has been instrumental in developing the world's first closed-loop solution for beauty packaging and has powered the service behind the ground-breaking Return, Refill, Repeat programme & Refill Stations. A true testament to Jo's determination and vision, Beauty Kitchen is recognised on the UK's 50 Most Disruptive Companies list and has won numerous industry awards, including ‘Who's Who in Natural Beauty'.In this brilliant episode, we discuss why it's time to turn, or rather, return to a circular economy, how Jo is championing the entire industry to do better and close the loop, and what her plans are for COP26 and beyond. The ask: Starting Somewhere is asking yourself the question ‘what is it for?' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heather Mariana, beauty and lifestyle influencer & creator of Beauty Kitchen Junkie, a beauty and lifestyle empire, Heather stops by Chanel in the City to chat with host, Chanel Omari on all things beauty, lifestyle and Entertainemnt!  Heather opens up to Chanel about what pushed her to create Beauty Kitchen Junkie and what inspires her to help women all around the world be their authentic bad ass selves!  Heather is doing a giveaway of her 3 favorite travel kits that is the single girls survival kit!   

Episode #16, BLUE BEAUTY series. Fireside chat with Jo Anne Chidley, Founder of Beauty Kitchen.Welcome to another episode of the Blue Beauty series,  hosted by Jeannie Jarnot, the founder and CEO of Beauty Heroes.  In this podcast series we interview a beauty and wellness brands founders,  entrepreneurs and thought leaders to talk about the future of beauty and how to build businesses that leave our planet better and bluer.From zero-waste packaging to regenerative practices, you'll discover why materials matter, how to make philanthropy the foundation of a profitable business model, and which innovative brands are leading the blue beauty revolution.Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode and you'd like to help support the podcast, please share it with others, post about it on social media, or leave a rating and review. To catch all the latest from the Blue Beauty series and to meet the speakers, join www.BeautyInfluenceNetwork.comThanks again, and I'll see you next time!www.BeautyInfluenceNetwork.com www.BeautyInfluenceNetwork.com

Hello and welcome to our special series of Green Elephant interviews during March 2021, supporting the annual B Corps month. B Corporations, or B Corps for short, are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose Throughout March, we are chatting … B Corp Month 2021 Interview: Jo Chidley from Beauty Kitchen Read More »

Paki & Chris invite Heather Marianna @heathermarianna, an Entrepreneur and The CEO of Beauty Kitchen @beautykitchenjunkie to join the CIRCLE for Episode 58.Click the LINK in BIO to watch this Episode.You can also listen to this Episode on all streaming/digital platforms such as iTunes/Apple podcast, Anchor, Google, Spotify, YouTube, and more. Heather is a proud Las Vegas local and the Founder of Beauty Kitchen, which is an all-natural self-care and skincare product line, made with plant-based ingredients, that delivers an all-encompassing, luxurious at home spa experience for modern-day glam lover.In 2012, Heather started Beauty Kitchen as a series of YouTube videos showcasing simple, do-it-yourself beauty recipes made with common kitchen ingredients. The Beauty Kitchen’s videos gained a loyal following resulting in over 3 million views on YouTube. Heather also appeared on over 100 national TV DIY clean beauty segments in markets including San Diego, Las Vegas, Indianapolis, Seattle and Atlanta. Beauty Kitchen products have been previously gifted at high-profile award show events including The Grammys, Golden Globes, Oscars and Espy gifting suites. Beauty Kitchen products can be found on the brand’s website, at their two permanent pop-up locations inside Sparkle’s Beauty Bar (downtown Summerlin and Henderson) or at the store’s flagship retail location, Beauty Kitchen Boutique, in Boulder City, located 25 minutes away from Las Vegas Strip.Discount Code: VEGASCIRCLE30 to receive 30% off your order at beautykitchenonline.com

Heather Marianna is the Founder of Beauty Kitchen and Co-Founder of Marianna Naturals, Beauty Kitchen® was born from our belief that the world deserves 100% natural skincare and cosmetics without the use of chemical preservatives. Heather Marianna skyrocketed in popularity with the launch of her Beauty Kitchen YouTube series in 2012 where she showcased simple, do-it-yourself beauty recipes made with common kitchen household ingredients. The bubbly social media personality translated her passion for looking and feeling her absolute best into the development of her all-natural beauty and skincare product line, Beauty Kitchen. Heather Marianna starred on Bravo’s luxury-travel series, “Tour Group” in 2015 and was featured on Oxygen’s “My Super Shopping Addiction” in addition to appearing on several episodes of MTV’s “Teen Mom OG.” The DIY guru has also appeared on countless news segments across the country as a beauty expert, showcasing her own simple tricks and tips.------>Skin Diagnostic Tool

In this episode, hear from "The Inventress", Lisa Ascolese, the founder of Inventing A-Z, and has been taking ideas, hers and many others, from concept to fruition for over 35 years and counting. This New Jersey-based entrepreneur, consultant, and agent has successfully created, patented, marketed, and launched dozens of products in QVC, HSN, national retail stores and more. She also runs the networking group AOWIE and has conferences and events throughout the year. Read more at: https://www.inventingatoz.com/.Visit the Entrepreneur Presenters for January 31st at their Websites:Bongai Mhloyi is the founder of American & African Youth Leadership Foundation, which empowers young girls and women of Zimbabwe through education to overcome poverty, domestic abuse and child marriage, at: https://endchildmarriages.org/Michael Bleau is the founder of EventHub a streamlined event vendor and sponsor management system for promotions, online booth and partnership applications, payments, documents, logistics, communications and more. at https://eventhub.net/Heather Marianna is the founder of Beauty Kitchen, offers hand-made 100% natural skincare and cosmetics without the use of chemical preservatives that are always Cruelty-Free, Paraben-Free, and Sulfate-Free, at: https://beautykitchen.net/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/​​ for the latest updates and episodes.

In this episode, hear from "The Inventress", Lisa Ascolese, the founder of Inventing A-Z, and has been taking ideas, hers and many others, from concept to fruition for over 35 years and counting. This New Jersey-based entrepreneur, consultant, and agent has successfully created, patented, marketed, and launched dozens of products in QVC, HSN, national retail stores and more. She also runs the networking group AOWIE and has conferences and events throughout the year. Read more at: https://www.inventingatoz.com/.Visit the Entrepreneur Presenters for January 31st at their Websites:Bongai Mhloyi is the founder of American & African Youth Leadership Foundation, which empowers young girls and women of Zimbabwe through education to overcome poverty, domestic abuse and child marriage, at: https://endchildmarriages.org/Michael Bleau is the founder of EventHub a streamlined event vendor and sponsor management system for promotions, online booth and partnership applications, payments, documents, logistics, communications and more. at https://eventhub.net/Heather Marianna is the founder of Beauty Kitchen, offers hand-made 100% natural skincare and cosmetics without the use of chemical preservatives that are always Cruelty-Free, Paraben-Free, and Sulfate-Free, at: https://beautykitchen.net/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/​​ for the latest updates and episodes.

Heather Marianna from Bravo’s “Tour Group” Steps Behind The Rope. What? You don’t remember that show? Neither does Heather. Ok she does, she has just tried to block it out of her mind. We discuss how she showed up for “Tour Group” expecting a bunch of hot young singles and, well, that isn’t quite what she got. She discusses what happens when you show up to film a reality TV show for Bravo and just don’t feel like filming it. Hint: Producers and Bravo don’t take lightly to such things. We also talk about Heather’s recent appearances on 90 Day Fiancé. Do tell. She does. Heather knows a thing to two about having a fiancé. She has been engaged thirteen, yes, that is correct, thirteen times. Besides starting on several reality TV shows, Heather is a reality TV junkie and also knows many of our favorite Housewives. We discuss it all RHOBH, RHONY, RHOC. Speaking of RHOC, Heather is very good friends with Jesus Jugs herself, Miss Alexis Bellino. Don’t let Heather’s playful attitude fool you though. She is CEO and Boss B of Beauty Kitchen, an all natural beauty line which is the “go too” product for all of our favs such as Lisa Vanderpump, Brandi Glanville, Emily Simpson and Gina Kirschenheiter. Heather is filled with stories from Behind The Rope and is more than happy to share. Thanks for the products and stopping by Heather!@heathermarianna@beautykitchenjunkie@mariannanaturals@beautykitchenboutique@behindvelvetrope@davidyontefBonus Episodes Available at - https://www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope Merch Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198This episode is brought to you by https://page.firstleaf.club/quiz?utm_source=podcast&utm_campaign=q4-2020-behindthevelvetrope&utm_medium=audio&utm_content=29.95-quiz&voucher=velvetropeThis episode is ALSO brought to you by Duke Cannon. Go to https://www.dukecannon.com and enter promo code VELVETROPE for 10% off your next order! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Luke goes inside with Heather Marianna to learn about 5 non intuitive things one should know to succeed in the CBD industry. Heather Marianna sky rocked in popularity with the launch of her Beauty Kitchen YouTube series in 2012 where she showcased simple, do-it-yourself beauty recipes made with common kitchen household ingredients which generated a powerful following of more than 3 million viewers. Beauty Kitchen products include a variety of collagen eye gels, face masks, lip masks, body scrubs  soaks and more. In 2019, the brand added a CBD line under their umbrella, which skyrocketed in popularity immediately.   

Did you know that your skin is the largest organ on your body and what you put on your skin can significantly affect your health? Heather Marianna is the creator of Beauty Kitchen, a plant-based at-home spa and skincare line with clean ingredients free of chemicals, sulfates, and harsh parabens. Beauty Kitchen started in 2012 as a YouTube channel where Heather would demonstrate DIY beauty treatments using simple, all-natural ingredients found in most kitchens to educate the masses about the importance of knowing what you are putting on your skin.   The Early Years Heather grew up in beautiful San Diego, California.  Her grandmother raised her until she was old enough to go to college.  She attended the University of Indianapolis in Indiana.  After graduating from college, she worked in a few businesses until she was offered a job as a Vice President of Marketing for a consulting firm in Las Vegas.  After quitting her corporate job as VP of Marketing, Heather was out of work for six months, not sure what she was going to do next.  She then called some of her friends seeking guidance.  Her friends told her she needs to make that “skincare stuff.”  Heather then shared how while on vacation in Africa, she noticed one of her friends had a serious acne problem.  Heather told her friend that she could “fix it if you let me”.  The friend agreed, so Heather went down to the kitchen, gathered up all the stuff she was interested in for natural and spiritual healing, applied it to her friends face, and her friend’s face cleared up in 2 days.  Her friends then encouraged her to pursue this line of work professionally.  It was after this encouragement that Heather created the Beauty Kitchen YouTube channel. Beauty Kitchen YouTube Channel The channel quickly garnered millions of views, and soon after, the actual product line was born. Heather has appeared on over 85+ national TV news segments demonstrating her all-natural and easy-to-do at-home beauty treatments. She was just recently named “the Nevada Female Leader Making Moves in The West” by The Ladders.com, and she was also named an “Inspirational Female Executive to Follow” by The LuxurySpot.com magazine. Heather believes her products are better than other so-called “natural” products because she owns the manufacturing of the products and oversees the ingredients that are put into it. Heather has been approached by Target, Wholefoods, and other significant retailers but refused to send her products to a warehouse, where in her words, “they would be sitting for months” at a time. The only way her products could stay on the shelves for that amount of time is to have preservatives in it. Heather refuses to compromise her products or her reputation. Private Labeling Heather also shared that her company does private labeling.  You can sell hand sanitizer and other products from the Beauty Kitchen, with your brand’s name attached to it.   Giving Back Heather Marianna is very involved in giving back to her community and abroad. She distributes hand sanitizers and other products to the kids in the local schools. She has also traveled to Africa on several occasions for a month to volunteer with the local communities in Kenya and Tanzania. Heather plans on spending more time volunteering in Africa and speaks highly of the experience. COVID-19  Long before COVID-19 hit, Heather had been selling natural hand sanitizers. She has donated tons of hand sanitizers. She recently donated 250 essential worker boxes worth at least $200 each with a $100.00 gift card. Fitness Heather believes that exercise and eating healthy are also good for your skin, and that’s why she exercises at least five days per week.  She recently placed a kettlebell in her room so she can squat while watching television. Heather wants to put on more weight, so her plan is to take in more healthy calories If you’re looking for truly safe and natural products that are good for your skin and your health, look no further than Heather Marianna’s Beauty Kitchen.

As the impact of COVID-19 is felt across the globe, and with the reported cases of the corona virus spreading rapidly across Canada and the US, Primo proudly introduced a line of hand sanitizers in collaboration with Beauty Kitchen to help mitigate the spread of germs. The directors of Primo are passionate about wanting to help their local communities fight the spread of germs by manufacturing the “Primo Clean” hand sanitizer and giving it away for free. Grab your favourite beverage and have a listen.

Heather Mariana joins Time Out Terra Today! Heather is a boss bitch that has her own organic beauty business called, Beauty Kitchen Junkie. Heather also has been on a Bravo show called, Tour Group. She shares some "dirty dates" and I also give some insider information about some information on the series, Dirty John. Heather's Social Media Heather's IG: @heathermarianna (https://www.instagram.com/heathermarianna/?hl=en) Heather's Twitter: @heathermariana (https://twitter.com/HeatherMarianna?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Heather's Youtube: Heather Mariana (https://www.youtube.com/heathermarianna) Beauty Kitchen's Instagram: @beautykitchenjunkie (https://www.instagram.com/beautykitchenjunkie/?hl=en) Beauty Kitchen's Website: BeautyKitchen.net (https://beautykitchen.net) Use Code: oneyearcheers for 35% off Beauty Kitchen products! This one works! Heather's Narc Doctor IG: @narcissist.sociopath.awarenes2 (https://www.instagram.com/narcissist.sociopath.awarenes2/?hl=en)

In this weeks episode I meet with Heather Marianna owner of Beauty Kitchen Boutique to discuss their natural skincare and cosmetics without the use of chemical preservatives. Beauty Kitchen boutique is hand made fresh here in Boulder City, Nevada and is always Cruelty-Free, Paraben-Free, and sulfate free. Tune in and learn more about there cosmetics and skincare products. Be sure to use promo code bubblegumkim for a 10% in stores and online and let us know what your favorite Beauty Kitchen products are !

UK pharmacy giant Boots has announced plans for a Wellness Concept store. According to an article in Well To Do, the Covent Garden store... "...will house 36 new brands and over 300 new lines, ranging from eco-friendly sanitary care and CBD products to groundbreaking fitness tech and natural skincare." They're even planning a refill station to refill your water bottles AND you're empty jars and bottles of Beauty Kitchen products. All in all, it's a great initiative from Boots. Looking forward to seeing how it all plays out.   #wellnessretail #wellness #retail  

Kris talks with Angela Kim, founder and owner of Savor Beauty. They discuss what motivates Angela and what has been the most challenging aspect to growing and scaling her business. Angela Jia Kim’s passion for beauty began with her mom. “Koreans are obsessed with their skin, and my mom always had something new sent over from her sisters in Seoul,” she says. “I would play with her creams that were filled with ingredients like gold and silkworm cocoons.” Angela spent her early career as an award-winning concert pianist, until one day, onstage in front of hundreds of people, a so-called natural lotion she had applied made her break out in hives. Horrified, she began to study ingredients and craft her own skin care products in her kitchen. “I added luxury ingredients with tremendous skin benefits like champagne, caviar, and truffles,” she says. “I infused them with organic extracts for anti-aging results.” She started gifting these products to friends, and they wanted to buy them as gifts for their friends. She became the “accidental entrepreneur.” "I wanted to incorporate the Korean beauty rituals that I grew up with. But as a busy mom and wife living the gorgeous chaos of New York City, I needed flawless skin in a New York minute. And it must be organic, and it must work." Now Angela runs a group of holistic facial spas in New York City's West Village and Upper West Side, and in upstate New York. She continues to develop luxe organic products in the Beauty Kitchen with her team of Savor Spa Estheticians. Her Dollars & Scents initiative hires women who are transitioning back into the workforce, by giving training and tools to develop new skills. They make and ship the beauty creams fresh from the Hudson Valley in New York. Angela Jia Kim is a former concert pianist, wife to a Swissman who loves to brew craft beer in his spare time, and mom to a second grader CEO and a yellow lab named Ella Fitzgerald. They live in New York City's Upper West Side. What you'll find in this episode: What it is that drives Angela to continue to excel and grow and take on new challenges. What the big areas are that you need to be conscious of as a woman who runs her own business. What the hardest part was of bringing other people into the business. Angela’s biggest insight to share with women around accountability. What Angela loves most about her business. © 2019 Kris Plachy Visit: KrisPlachy.com Email: support@leadershipcoachllc.com Facebook group How to Lead @KrisPlachy on Twitter Kris on LinkedIn @krisplachycoach on Instagram Produced by Podcast Prowess

[110] When it comes to hosting a salon retail demo we picture incredibly well-displayed merchandise accompanied by free wine, canapés, live music and a big budget; a very, very big budget. Yes, retail events are a fantastic way of showcasing your salons inventory and for your team to demonstrate their expertise when it comes to products used in treatments. However, a no expenses spared approach isn't always the best way to go about rocking a successful retail demo. In fact, it could do more damage than you think. In this episode, Katie Lowndes, founder of Beauty Sale Mate and Katie’s Beauty Kitchen, will take you through the pros and cons of hosting a retail demo and more importantly, how it can be done on a shoestring budget. Links: Beauty Sale Mate, Training & Business Development for Clinics, Spas & Salons Book a consultation with Katie Lowndes on The Salon Mentorship Hub Salon Owners Summit: The Roadshow, April 15, 2019 This episode was edited and mixed by Audio Z: Great music makes great moments. Montreal's cutting-edge post-production studio for creative minds looking to have their vision professionally produced and mixed.  Tune in every Monday for a mix of interviews with industry thought-leaders, roundups of our most recent salon owners marketing tips & tricks, all the latest in and around Phorest and what upcoming webinars or events you can join. Feel free to let us know who or what topic you'd like to hear on the show! Leave a Rating & Review: http://bit.ly/phorestfm Read the transcript, or click here to request a personalised quote from Phorest Salon Software.

We met Jo Chidley, beauty entrepreneur and founder of Beauty Kitchen, effective, natural, and sustainable beauty, almost a year ago and have been stalking her ever since to give us some airtime.  We are so excited to have caught up with her in her busy schedule running a multi-million turnover business from her native Scotland. Jo has won multiple industry awards, including the Natwest Everywoman Award in the Brand of the Future Category and was recognised as one of the 10 most influential people in Natural Beauty in the UK. She’s been featured in the likes of ELLE, Woman & Home magazine and BBC News and is a founding member of the Global Advisory Board for Sustainable & Natural Cosmetics. Jo was voted Nr 2 in the 2018 Who’s Who of Natural Beauty. In this episode of Green Beauty Conversations, Jo takes us back to her early days in the beauty business, and talks us through her start-up strategies and how she grew from small beginnings to where Beauty Kitchen is today. We realised talking to Jo that while some connections and opportunities come through sheer luck, there are many others that are out there for the taking, if you know when and where to look for them.  These include free business advice and numerous sources of funding. Jo and her husband knew they wanted to start a sustainable beauty business and spotted a gap in the sustainable, natural beauty market between the "fun of Lush and the efficacy of Neal's Yard", as Jo describes their niche. However, even though hugely successful now, Beauty Kitchen started small and took its time to thrash out that market niche and point of difference.  Jo tells us that her big break came in a rushed, rather impromptu but nonetheless very cleverly pitched 10-minutes to a retail buyer over a coffee in Starbucks. The beauty entrepreneur has to know how to plan and yet be super calm and flexible at a moment's notice to make the most of golden opportunities. Listen to Jo's experience, infectious energy and sound advice and you'll gain invaluable inside tips from a seasoned beauty entrepreneur.   In this episode, you'll gain beauty entrepreneur tips including: Don't rush your market research and the ground work needed to map your business model. Early sales at markets and fairs might seem a time waste but realise that the feedback you get and the resilience you gain personally from these experiences can help you define a better business and products later on. You need to be curious and do your research and have your antenna tuned to funding and networking opportunities.  There are more funds out there for start-ups that you might think, from free business advice to grants. Use your gut feeling too. If you have a product ready for market, but your 6th sense and market research is telling you it's not quite the right time for it to be understood, hold back. Start slowly but surely educating your market first and then try again. If your product or business doesn't succeed in its early days, learn to "fail fast, fail cheaply and move on and learn from it".  A wise entrepreneur knows to cut their losses, be strengthened by the experience and save their energy to start again, differently. Key take-out from this episode on becoming a beauty entrepreneur are: One opportunity often leads to another. Once you've gained one pot of funding, won one small award or some seed funding, you start to get noticed and to notice other sources of business know-how and start-up funding available to you at low or even no cost. Retailers, bank managers, and other entities you might wish to approach as you build your business are generally time poor. Try scripting out standard one-, three- and five-minute pitches that say everything important for your audience to know. Edit these pitches for different audiences. Getting hands-on and showing how your products work and how they differentiate themselves can do more than words on Powerpoint slides sometimes. So, get creative with your approaches to third parties. Seek out networking events and communities with like-minded businesses; someone will no doubt have had your issues and be able to offer mutual help. Sustainable business is not a trend but a new way of doing business. See how you can implement sustainable business practices transparently and ethically into your processes and products, whether in terms of packaging or moves to zero waste. Do what you can when you can. Small transparent steps are better than rushing and then not being able to deliver on promise. In this episode, Jo mentions several funding entities and other resources: Entrepreneur Handbook - a complete list and guide to small business funding in the UK. Entrepreneurial Spark - accelerator, intrapreneur and mindset enabler organisation and network. Startup Grind - global community of entrepreneurs. Find out more about Jo Chidley and Beauty Kitchen, the brand and her story here: Beauty Kitchen website. Beauty Kitchen on Instagram. Beauty Kitchen on Facebook. Beauty Kitchen on Youtube. Listen, Download and Subscribe to Green Beauty Conversations Thank you for joining us for this episode of the Formula Botanica: Green Beauty Conversations podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review on iTunes or Stitcher so that more people can enjoy the show. Don’t forget to follow and connect with us on: Facebook. Twitter; and on Instagram.

On this episode of It's Complicated, we’re talking how to make someone fall in love with you with the Foodie Magician, Josh Beckerman. We breakdown the science, myths, Engagement Chicken, and manipulation that people use to try and make someone fall in love, like on The Bachelor and in real life, share some of our fav swag from an Oscars gifting suite, play our game Magic Hour, and cheers with our nightcap Houdini’s Sparkling Vodka! Keep the magic alive with Josh: Socials - @foodiemagician Website - http://foodiemagician.com/  Connect with Jen and Lauren: @jenifergolden  @laurenleonelli @complicatedshow @twodrunkgirls Featured Items from Doris Bergman's Oscars Gifting Suite: Black Tie from Art Lewin Bespoke - https://www.artlewinbespoke.com/ Beauty Kitchen products by Heather Marianna - http://www.beautykitchen.net Blessing Bracelet from My Saint My Hero - https://mysaintmyhero.com  Ooh Rah red lipstick from Impromtu Lipstick, Life Unscripted - https://www.impromptu.life   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/support

Welcome to episode twenty-nine of the Honest Mamas Podcast! Today, we speak to Angela Jia Kim. Angela Jia Kim’s passion for beauty began with her mom. “Koreans are obsessed with their skin, and my mom always had something new sent over from her sisters in Seoul,” she says. “I would play with her creams that were filled with ingredients like gold and silkworm cocoons.” Angela spent her early career as an award-winning concert pianist, until one day, onstage in front of hundreds of people, a so-called natural lotion she had applied made her break out in hives. Horrified, she began to study ingredients and craft her own skin care products in her kitchen. “I added luxury ingredients with tremendous skin benefits like champagne, caviar, and truffles,” she says. “I infused them with organic extracts for anti-aging results.” She started gifting these products to friends, and they wanted to buy them as gifts for their friends. She became the “accidental entrepreneur.” "I wanted to incorporate the Korean beauty rituals that I grew up with. But as a busy mom and wife living the gorgeous chaos of New York City, I needed flawless skin in a New York minute. And it must be organic and it must work." Now Angela runs a group of holistic facial spas in New York City's West Village and Upper West Side, and in upstate New York. She continues to develop luxe organic products in the Beauty Kitchen with her team of Savor Spa Estheticians. Her Dollars & Scents initiative hires moms who need flexible work hours for their children. They make and ship the beauty creams fresh from the Hudson Valley in New York. Angela Jia Kim is a former concert pianist, wife to a Swiss man who loves to brew craft beer in his spare time, and mom to a second grader CEO and a yellow lab named Ella Fitzgerald. They live in New York City's Upper West Side. What you’ll hear in this episode  How Angela became involved in and an active member of the Savor community Why the spiritual element of the Savor community was helpful for Angela The mindset and philosophy of give/give/get The importance of community and the role it plays in the work/life balance Knowing that it’s ok to ask for help and using that as a source of strength Ways in which to grow your business if you have a family The need to balance self-care and spiritual nourishment Resources http://www.angelajiakim.com http://www.savorthesuccess.com https://www.youtube.com/user/savorthesuccess

Michelle Fern welcomes Heather Marianna, creator of Beauty Kitchen. Beauty Kitchen brings you tips and tricks on staying 'Spa Fabulous' without the Spa Prices- including Lucky Luciano's Unisex Pet Perfume and Pet Shampoo. Created by Beauty Kitchen this Botanically enriched luxury mist will leave your furry friends coat shiny, silky and smooth. Between baths or after grooming, this fragrant spa-quality mist will neutralize odors, silken and soften and add an all natural shine to your pets coat! In the second segment Michelle chats with Stephen Longo, creator of The Fifth Paw. As the proud dad and chief dog walker of his two Great Danes, Caesar & Chloe, Stephen doesn't need to tell you what a great bonding experience going for a walk can be. But holding onto a leash while carrying full bags of dog doody until they got home was not only a drag but also unsafe. Affordable and easy to use, The Fifth Paw is now available for pet parents everywhere to facilitate a more sanitary and satisfying walk for all. Questions or Comments? Send them to: michelle@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Beauty Kitchen and The Fifth Paw with Michelle Fern