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Say hello to our guest editor, Brooke DeVard! Brooke is the wonderful host of the iHeart Radio award-winning podcast, Naked Beauty. For her sophomore visit, we're discussing the best – and worst – beauty innovations ever to hit our vanities. An Instagram alum, Brooke chats with us about the profound impact that social media has had on the industry, the beauty of artificial intelligence (including an avatar she created for herself!) and as a new perfume entrepreneur, how biotechnology is bringing back extinct scents from flora history. (RIP perfume fields of Grasse?)Plus, you'll hear about:High tech beauty devices – Why so many promising innovations have ended up in landfills, and is Clarisonic back from the grave?Botox – A cure-all for everything from wrinkles to migraines, “skin Botox” (aka “skintox”) is the latest Korean treatment said to achieve glass skin Bond builders – Brands like K18 and Epres saved Carlene's bleached hair, will a new bond-building nail strengthener promise save her brittle, peeling nails?Robot massages – The golden touch or a step too far?Laser hair removal – Goddess' greatest gift, we get the scoop on the at-home IPL device that Jill is using to save $$$ and earn 18 months of hairfree bliss. In partnership with BraunWatch this episode and Subscribe to our YouTube channel Want more? Listen to our episode on Naked Beauty Podcast right here! Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Tiktok,X, Threads. Join our private Facebook group. Or give us a call and leave us a voicemail at 1-844-227-0302. Sign up for our Substack here For any products or links mentioned in this episode, check out our website: https://breakingbeautypodcast.com/episode-recaps/ Related episodes like this: A #DamnGood DIY Beauty Special (Recipes for Skincare, Haircare and More!) Featuring Naked Beauty's Brooke DeVardBotox Cosmetic Pioneer Dr. Jean CarruthersClarisonic Co-Founder Dr. RobbPROMO CODES: When you support our sponsors, you support the creation of Breaking Beauty Podcast! BraunYou can find the Braun IPL Silk Expert Pro 5 at your local Shoppers Drug Mart, Best Buy and walmart.ca.Beam Beam Kids is now available online at shopbeam.com/BEAUTY. Because you're a listener to our show, you can take their limited time pricing of up to 35% off plus 2 free gifts using code BEAUTY. QuinceTreat your closet to a little summer glow-up with Quince. Go to Quince.com/beauty for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. StrivectinPlump and smooth like a pro with the new Peptide Plump™Collagen Cushion Cream from StriVectin. Discover the science behind great skin. *Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, all products reviewed are gratis media samples submitted for editorial consideration.* Hosts: Carlene Higgins and Jill Dunn Theme song, used with permission: Cherry Bomb by Saya
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Robb Akridge (Dr. Robb) is the Founder and CEO of REA Innovations, Inc., the creator of the skin care brand OPULUS Beauty Labs. The brand has been recognized by TIME as one of the top 100 inventions of 2021. As a multifaceted scientist with expertise spanning botany, HIV/AIDS research, and skincare technology, Dr. Robb began his entrepreneurial journey with Sonicare toothbrushes and later co-founded Clarisonic, a brand that transformed the beauty industry. In this episode… Consumers have become increasingly savvy about their purchases, demanding product transparency and authenticity. Yet too much information can be overwhelming, especially with science-based products. In this case, the science behind the products should be communicated simply and effectively. Does simplification compromise the products' integrity? Scientist, innovator, and business executive Robb Akridge understands how to transform complicated scientific concepts into compelling, consumer-friendly narratives that educate and captivate customers. When distilling complex information into easily digestible material, he emphasizes clear communication, visual storytelling, and tapping into shared human experiences to resonate with consumers and increase product appeal. You can also leverage influencers to introduce products when the market is primed and convey benefits that shape consumer perspectives. Tune in to this episode of the Up Arrow Podcast as William Harris chats with Robb Akridge, the Founder and CEO of REA Innovations, Inc., about bridging scientific complexity and consumer appeal. Dr. Robb sheds light on the intricacies of marketing, the effectiveness of influencers, and the critical role of timing in product popularity.

Karissa Bodnar was in her early twenties and working her way up the cosmetic ladder, from a make-up artist at Sephora to Clarisonic and then to L'Oréal. But when she hit a brick wall after losing a close friend to cancer at 24, she came to the realization that she had to stop waiting around and build the beauty company of her dreams. She started her own company from her one-bedroom apartment, taking orders herself and making product formulas on her kitchen counter. That company, Thrive Causemetics, is now a multimillion-dollar business, selling “clean” cosmetics that can be worn by everyone. In this episode, Karissa shares the details of the stages of her entrepreneurial journey and how she was able to get her company from the kitchen counter to where it is today.   Karissa Bodnar is a makeup artist, beauty product designer (cosmetic chemist), formulator, and entrepreneur. She launched Thrive Causemetics, a vegan direct-to-consumer cosmetics brand, in 2015. Karissa's passion for empowering individuals through beauty has also taken her from backstage at New York Fashion Week to working with a roster of high-profile clients.   In this episode, Hala and Karissa will discuss: - Her early hustles on a farm in rural Washington - How cosmetics gave her confidence - How personal tragedy sparked a new direction - The importance of “clean” cosmetics - Why scarcity drives focus - How to build a side hustle without quiet quitting - Using Shopify and finding her initial sales channels - Going 100 percent direct-to-consumer - Naming products after her own customers - And other topics…   Karissa Bodnar is a makeup artist, beauty product designer (cosmetic chemist), formulator, and entrepreneur. She launched Thrive Causemetics, a vegan direct-to-consumer cosmetics brand, in 2015. Prior to starting the company, she worked as a product developer at L'Oreal in the premium skincare and color cosmetics category. Her "clean" cosmetics can be worn by people with compromised immune systems. Karissa's passion for empowering individuals through beauty has also taken her from backstage at New York Fashion Week to working with a roster of high-profile clients.    Resources Mentioned:  Karissa's Website: https://thrivecausemetics.com/pages/our-story Karissa's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karissa-bodnar-0413899/  Karissa's Twitter: https://twitter.com/karissabodnar?lang=en Karissa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karissabodnar/?hl=en Karissa's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Karissa-Bodnar/100063804366110/   LinkedIn Secrets Masterclass, Have Job Security For Life: Use code ‘podcast' for 30% off at yapmedia.io/course.    Sponsored By: Shopify - Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at youngandprofiting.co/shopify Zbiotics - Head to ZBiotics.com/PROFITING and use the code PROFITING at checkout for 15% off. Pipedrive - Go to youngandprofiting.co/pipedrive and get 20% off Pipedrive for 1 year! Rakuten - Start shopping at rakuten.com  **Disclaimer: Cash back rates on Rakuten change daily. Masterclass - Get 15% off right now at youngandprofiting.co/masterclass Relay - Sign up for FREE! Go to relayfi.com/profiting **Relay is a financial technology company, not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services and FDIC insurance provided through Evolve Bank & Trust and Thread Bank; Members FDIC. The Relay Visa® Debit Card is issued by Thread Bank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. and may be used everywhere Visa® debit cards are accepted.    More About Young and Profiting Download Transcripts - youngandprofiting.com  Get Sponsorship Deals - youngandprofiting.com/sponsorships Leave a Review -  ratethispodcast.com/yap Watch Videos - youtube.com/c/YoungandProfiting   Follow Hala Taha LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/htaha/ Instagram - instagram.com/yapwithhala/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@yapwithhala Twitter - twitter.com/yapwithhala   Learn more about YAP Media Agency Services - yapmedia.io/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We ask licensed aesthetician Cameron if popular at-home devices and DIY skin care treatments are a waste of money or the best thing ever:Cleansing wipesExtraction toolsIndividually packaged masks & peelsLight therapyAt-home hair removal devicesBioRe pore stripsMicrocurrent devicesClarisonicDermarollersJade rollersFrom chemical peels to microneedling, Cameron runs us through which in-office treatments are a safer and more effective than the DIY skin care you can buy at Target or CVS. LinksRead more about Cameron Vessey, licensed aesthetician Listen to the skin care success story of Cameron's patient Destiny Book an appointment at our La Jolla or Carlsbad med spa to get your skin in check La Jolla Cosmetic is located just off the I-5 San Diego Freeway at 9850 Genesee Ave, Suite 130 in the Ximed building on the Scripps Memorial Hospital campus. Our Carlsbad medical spa is located at 7730 El Camino Real Suite C at The Beacon La Costa.To learn more, go to https://www.ljcsc.com/ or follow the team on Instagram The La Jolla Cosmetic Podcast is a production of The Axis: http://www.theaxis.io/

This week, the Fools discuss makeup brands that no longer exist, from Becca Cosmetics, Estee Edit, to Clarisonic, Item Beauty, and more. What happened that made these powerhouse brands go down? Download and book an appointment with Zocdoc at https://www.zocdoc.com/fool Head to https://www.smalls.com/fool and use code FOOL for 50% off your first order and free shipping Shop MinimLA https://minimla.co/ SOCIAL MEDIA: LauraLeeLosAngeles: https://www.lauraleelosangeles.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/larlarlee/?hl=en SNAPCHAT: Laura88lee TWITTER: https://twitter.com/laura88lee TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@laura88lee Lunar Beauty - https://www.Lunarbeauty.com/ Instagram - @http://instagram.com/mannymua733 SNAPCHAT - Mannymua TWITTER - https://twitter.com/MannyMua733 TIK TOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@mannymua733 More about the show: Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: https://bit.ly/FoolCoverage Check out Fool Coverage on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKlJLwZV472zWlO9eQv4RGg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, the Fools discuss makeup brands that no longer exist, from Becca Cosmetics, Estee Edit, to Clarisonic, Item Beauty, and more. What happened that made these powerhouse brands go down? Download and book an appointment with Zocdoc at https://www.zocdoc.com/fool  Head to https://www.smalls.com/fool and use code FOOL for 50% off your first order and free shipping Shop MinimLA https://minimla.co/ SOCIAL MEDIA: LauraLeeLosAngeles: https://www.lauraleelosangeles.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/larlarlee/?hl=en SNAPCHAT: Laura88lee TWITTER: https://twitter.com/laura88lee TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@laura88lee Lunar Beauty - https://www.Lunarbeauty.com/ Instagram - @http://instagram.com/mannymua733 SNAPCHAT - Mannymua TWITTER - https://twitter.com/MannyMua733 TIK TOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@mannymua733 More about the show: Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: https://bit.ly/FoolCoverage Check out Fool Coverage on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKlJLwZV472zWlO9eQv4RGg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What do the George Foreman Grill, GoPro Camera, and OxiClean have in common?I bet you said they are all billion-dollar brands, and you are right.But they all reached that success thanks to the amazing talents of my friend Rick Cesari who is on the show today.He is a video marketing legend that has helped build many iconic brands that you know, like the Juiceman Juicer, Sonicare Toothbrush, George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Rug Doctor, GoPro, Momentus Golf, Clarisonic, Dormeo, and many, many more.There's no person alive today that has sold more products through video than Rick. He has been a leader in the direct-to-consumer marketing industry for more than 25 years.I also had the great honor of co-authoring The Amazon Jungle book with Rick, where we combined our skills and expertise to help amazon sellers navigate the marketplace.In this episode, we discuss the elements that you need in a video in order to communicate in an authentic way to your potential customer that your product is for them.Tune in to learn more from the legend himself!Key Takeaways- Historical perspective on the evolution of direct response marketing (02:53)- The power of a story in video marketing (09:18)- How to use Amazon reviews, ratings, and questions for your video marketing (12:22)- Creating the famous George Foreman TV commercial (18:19)- Learning how to sell and overcome objections (22:11)- Features tell, benefits close the sale (30:39)- Marketing spending anywhere drives sales everywhere (38:56)- Multi-purposing your video content across different channels (44:18)- Video tip of the day (47:03)- How video has changed everything (48:06)Additional resources:- Connect with Rick Cesari and buy his books at: rickcesari.com or email him at: rick@directbranding.com- Schedule a FREE consultation with the Ave7 team- Grab the FREE Amazon Seller Central Checklist- Get the book “The Amazon Jungle” book by Jason Boyce- Learn more about Avenue 7 Media----Day 2 Podcast has a goal of helping Amazon sellers learn how to launch, grow and protect their brand on the world's largest online marketplace (and beyond).Follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode!

Are you interested in having your skin age gracefully? I certainly am! This week I'm talking to one of LA's best Aestheticians, Gabriella Gerbi FNP-BC. She's been working on my face and the face of some of the biggest LA celebrities for years, and let me tell you, she knows her stuff! Learn about the best ways to take care of the skin you're in! We're talking regimes, serums, treatments and the best products to use that won't break the bank!Don't miss out on the lightning round otherwise known as, "Zaddy Quick"!Gabriela Gerbi is a nurse practitioner specializing in cosmetic dermatology. She has worked in general surgery, reconstructive surgery and gynecologic surgery, got her master's from NYU and then worked for a cosmetic surgeon in Manhattan. It was there - Manhattan - that she learned cosmetics and injectables and she was hooked.This week Magnesium Breakthrough by BiOptimizers is in The Zaddy Zone and we have an exclusive offer for listeners. Just go to magbreakthrough.com/zaddy to save up to 42 percent.You can find her:https://www.instagram.com/gabriella_fnp/?https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriella-gerbi-fnp-bc-26776851Subscribe or keep tuning in at:https://www.instagram.com/thelukecook...https://www.tiktok.com/@thelukecook?l...https://thelukecook.com

We took a few weeks off due to unforeseen circumstances. We got too close to the veil. . . spiritual veil and zoom veil.    Light box. Helps with seasonal affective disorder, depression, anxiety.   Do you wear sunscreen on your face on a daily basis?     Concerned about skin cancer? Or aging of the skin and face? Bit of both?    Starting to notice the aging process in our 30's.    Skincare from the perspective of prevention.    What tools are we using to care for our faces as they age?   Gua Sha. Facial cupping. Clarisonic. Nuface.    Adult acne and wrinkles simultaneously. Great.    What is up with Causebox? Yikes.    Follow us on Instagram: @forthoughtssake

Rick Cesari is the Chief Marketing Officer at Direct Branding, an omnichannel branding and marketing company that uses compelling videos to build brands and generate more sales. Before Direct Branding, he was the Founder, President, and CEO of Cesari Media and Cesari Response Television Inc. Rick was the first person to use direct response television marketing to build a national brand (Juiceman® Juice Extractor). By applying similar direct response strategies and video marketing, he has been responsible for helping create and market many iconic brands like Sonicare®, Clarisonic, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Rug Doctor, and GoPro. In this episode… Technology and advertising platforms have changed over the years, but the way we market to people hasn't changed much. According to marketing expert Rick Cesari, it's about understanding basic human psychology, marketing principles, and selling through education.  As someone who helped uplift brands like GoPro and Juiceman®, Rick knows the formula to scale through direct response TV marketing. Running TV ads is more of a shotgun blast approach, but it's no less effective than it was years ago. Direct response TV marketing can amplify other channels by 20% to 50%. Because of TV marketing's large-scale awareness and ability to hit all potential demographics, it can elevate your brand and help you build lifetime value. In this episode of the eCommerce Profits Podcast, Joshua Chin sits down with Rick Cesari, Chief Marketing Officer of Direct Branding, to discuss everything you'd want to know about direct response TV marketing. Rick shares why TV marketing is still effective today, the cost of running TV ads, and why it's important to leverage marketing strategies early on. Rick also talks about how he's helped leading brands grow and scale!

Angela is a lawyer who breastfed both of her children and while she exclusively pumped for her first son, she almost exclusively breastfed her second. This meant scheduling pump sessions around meetings and depositions so she could go pump or meet her nanny to breastfeed her son. In this episode we talk about jaundice, fixing clogged ducks in hot tubs, tracking your production with helpful apps. We even discuss how to still pursue your career while wanting to be an involved hands-on mom. I bring up my favorite book and author “Lean In” from Sheryl Sandberg and the advice she gave me once on how to level out the playing field. Favorite Products and Resources: finger feeding and boob feeding tubes Clarisonic face brush to help with clogs, but I think anything with that sonic vibration will do (e.g., electric toothbrush). While we are at it, let's just add that Hot tub in here App: https://www.babyconnect.com/ (Angela also used this to track nursing times for her second son)   Turning nursing camisole to hold flanges hack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwqdT_931Tc “Lean In” by Sheryl Sandberg Follow us on Instagram: @busymompumping Visit my site and show notes at: https://www.busymompumping.com/ Please leave me a review at: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1571193626 Subscribe for Android users: https://subscribeonandroid.com/busymompumping.libsyn.com/rss *The contents of the Busy Mom Pumping Podcast, website, and social media account, such as text, graphics, images, and other material (“content”) are for informational and educational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, midwife, pediatrician, or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding your pregnancy, nursing, or a medical condition you or your child might have. The podcast host and their guests are sharing their own stories and experiences as information general in nature, and not specific to you, the reader or listener, and is not intended as individual medical advice. The content provided on the Busy Mom Pumping Podcast encourages you to make your own prenatal and postnatal care decisions based upon your research and in partnership with a qualified health care professional. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your physician, go to the emergency department, or call 911 immediately. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast/website is solely at your own risk. The host and their guests only state their own opinions and do not represent any organizations or institutions.

"Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct to Consumer(D2C) marketing industry for over 25 years. He has used direct response strategies plus video marketing, to help build many iconic brands, products like, The Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf, The GoPro camera and many others. Rick’s strategies have helped grow four companies from start-ups to over a billion dollars in sales.

With Franchise Euphoria’s upcoming series: How to Build an Enduring and Long-Lasting Franchise, Josh thought it was fitting to call back to one of the podcast’s archived episodes from 2018 that features an interview with Rick Cesari, a brand guru and pioneer in brand-response advertising, who came on Franchise Euphoria to highlight best practices in building your brand identity.   Rick Cesari has been a pioneer in Brand Response advertising since the early 1990s. He helped create the concept of 'sell while you brand' and has been the force behind the creation of many of today's top consumer brands such as, The Juiceman, Sonicare, The Breadman, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. He is the author of "Buy Now, Creative Marketing that gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing," and his book, “Building Billion Dollar Brands,” debuted in Summer 2018 just after this interview was originally published.   Key Takeaways:  [0:05] Welcome to Franchise Euphoria, the podcast that takes a deep dive into specific topics related to franchising. Franchise Euphoria exists to help individuals who are trying to grow their business through a franchise or franchise-like model. [0:49] Josh introduces today’s callback episode: Building Your Brand with Rick Cesari. [2:54] Josh welcomes Rick to Franchise Euphoria. [3:56] Rick has worked with several big-name companies, but they were not as large as they are today when Rick began working with them and using direct to consumer marketing. [5:12] Rick’s experience with DTC marketing started with his passion for health and nutrition where he conducted a live “infomercial” where there was a live audience listening to their presentation on juice; by the end of the 90-minute presentation, the audience was more than ready to buy. [7:24] His experience has shown that it is most effective to focus on the benefits of the product to the end user that you are trying to market to. [9:52] The difference between brand advertising and brand response is that there’s always some type of offer where you’re asking people to respond. You have to put out a promotion that gives them a reason to respond. [11:24] These concepts can be applied to service-based products as well, not just physical products. You can do this through authentic testimonials of happy customers. [18:20] There are some marketing basics Rick likes to implement such as starting and ending each ad with a brand logo. Also, advertising giveaways can help drive people towards your products. [20:17] Tactics for reaching and targeting consumers has changed somewhat over the years. While you can still reach a mass-audience through DTC marketing, there are many mediums that are cheaper and effective to reach directly to consumers. [22:45] The key to building any brand is finding your unique selling proposition and pushing it toward your audience. [24:04] Offering a very liberal money-back guarantee to get someone to try your product or service is a great way to grab the attention of your consumers. [26:12] The priority and lifeblood of any business is sales. Focusing on how you can get sales in the door will build your brand as your business is growing. [29:24] Most of your company’s branding happens after the sale which is formed based on the customer experience. [30:14] Rick’s book “Building Billion Dollar Brands” is coming out on August 1, which covers many of the topics discussed in today’s interview. [31:39] Now, Rick still works on “fun,” hands-on projects with companies to build their brand, but mostly focuses his time on writing and speaking about brand building. [34:57] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@indyfranchiselaw.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@indyfranchiselaw.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com www.rickcesari.com Building Billion Dollar Brands (Rick’s book on Amazon) indyfranchiselaw.com/podcast/building-brand-rick-cesari

Rick Cesari is a direct response marketing trailblazer, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and esteemed consultant. He was the very first person to build a national brand using direct response TV marketing and has since grown a plethora of brands—like Juiceman® Juice Extractor, Sonicare®, Clarisonic, and OxiClean—into household names. Currently, Rick is the Chief Marketing Officer at Direct Branding, an omni-channel branding and marketing company that uses engaging videos to help companies build their brand's presence and generate sales. Not only that, but he recently released his fourth book, The Amazon Jungle: The Truth About Amazon, The Seller's Survival Guide for Thriving on the World's Most Perilous E-Commerce Marketplace. In this episode… Do you ever feel like you're spinning your wheels as an Amazon entrepreneur? In other words, are you spilling blood, sweat, and tears for your business, but not reaping the benefits you expected? You're certainly not alone—and this episode is calling your name. Rick Cesari has been through it all: underwhelming exits, national success and recognition, career confusion, lucky timing, and everything else in between. However, after more than 25 years in the turbulent and fickle direct response marketing industry, business is still booming for him as an advertiser, consultant, author, and speaker. So, what's Rick's secret sauce for success—and how can you emulate his strategies in your own business? In this episode of Amazing Exits, Kellianne Fedio and Paul Miller sit down with Rick Cesari, one of the world's first direct response marketers and the Chief Marketing Officer at Direct Branding, to share the ups and downs of Rick's incredible career. Tune in as Rick reveals his best-kept tips and tricks for digital marketing, Amazon entrepreneurship, and brand building that will boost your conversion rates and skyrocket your sales today. Stay tuned!

In today’s founder episode, we’re chatting with Clarisonic co-founder, Dr. Robb Akridge – aka Dr. Robb. The Seattle-based scientist has done everything from studying marine biology to researching AIDS vaccines before pivoting to the world of beauty with his breakthrough invention, the Clarisonic cleansing device. Fans were stunned when L’Oréal discontinued the device last year, and now, Dr. Robb speaks out about how he felt when he learned of the gadget’s demise.  We trace the Clarisonic’s rise, and ultimate fall. Then, stay tuned to hear about his latest high-tech skincare invention, The Opulus Treatment System, beauty’s first-ever “skincare appliance.” Like your own personal beauty lab, this futuristic innovation whips up potent formulas in seconds, so fresh it’s as if it just rolled off the assembly line. We know, we know: do you really need a $500 skincare appliance? Find out why his second first-to-market invention might have you whipping out your credit card once again.   Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! Find us on Instagram, Twitter,  Join our private Facebook group

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Karissa Bodnar is the Founder and CEO of Thrive Causemetics, a high-performance vegan, cruelty-free direct-to-consumer cosmetics brand.Karissa grew up on a farm in Washington state and always loved creating makeup since she was a young girl. After working as a make-up artist to pay her way through college, she landed a job at Clarisonic and then was working in L'Oréal’s luxury division. Karissa never aspired to start her own business until she lost her dear friend, Kristy, to cancer at just 24 years old. As Karissa reflected on the generous life Kristy lived, she felt inspired to take action on her passion and create a brand that was truly bigger than beauty. A month later, Thrive Causemetics was born. Starting out, Karissa self-funded the business, made formulas on her kitchen counter, and fulfilled orders all out of her 1-bedroom apartment. Six years later, Karissa has built a company with philanthropy at its core. Thrive Causemetics has donated over $100 million in funds and products to women's charities since inception. However, none of this could have been done if it weren’t for the success of her products. Thrive Causemetics has grown to be a multi-million dollar company and is known for its best sellers which include Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara (one was sold every 5 seconds), Infinity Waterproof Eyeliner, and the Buildable Blur CC Cream. Acknowledging her amazing work and success, Karissa has been named in Forbes’ 30 Under 30, Forbes’ America's Richest Self-Made Women, Marie Claire’s Most Powerful Women and Inc.’s Badass Female Founders list.In this episode, we'll talk to Karissa about:* Karissa shares her childhood living on a farm and how it impacted her creativity at a young age [3:06]* How working at Clarisonic really change the trajectory of her career and what she thought was possible [8:54]* How the passing of Karissa’s best friend, Kristy, inspired her to re-evaluate her purpose and start a company [11:20]* Karissa shares how she designed her life to self-fund the new brand she wanted to launch [14:40]* Karissa discusses why trial and error was essential to creating awareness for her new products [19:20]* The importance of hustle and grace when launching a business & how Karissa landed a spot on Good Morning America [26:14]* Karissa walks through what helped the company go viral after two years of slow growth [32:00]* Key advice and tips she gives to other entrepreneurs looking to build a business [35:10]* Karissa explains how constant rejections in the early days pivoted the way she thought about the business [40:36]* How Karissa manages her mental health during difficult and challenging times [43:36]* The toughest lesson Karissa learned on her entrepreneurial journey [45:13]* How to build a network and the importance of reaching out to people who can help you with your goals [47:46]Follow Karissa:* Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karissabodnar/* Thrive Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ThriveCausemetics/* Thrive Website: https://thrivecausemetics.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris and Neal discuss all things consumer branding and online marketplace branding and sales with direct advertising pioneer, Rick Cesari. Rick has been a pioneer in the direct response advertising industry since the early '90s and has used brand response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, as well as, "Building Billion Dollar Brands", and the Amazon bestseller, "Video Persuasion". Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales. When not working Rick enjoys reading, skiing, fishing, and hiking. For his 50th birthday, he achieved one of his goals and successfully summited Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) in Alaska. He resides with his wife Martha and three French Bulldogs in Seattle, Wa.

With the news of Clarisonic, a beauty device brand owned by L’Oreal, closing after a decade, Mintel experts in the beauty industry from across the globe discuss where it all went wrong and why beauty devices have not taken off as expected. They discuss how beauty devices have evolved and what it will take for these products to take hold and fulfil consumer’s wants and needs. Listen now to hear what the experts have to say about the future of beauty devices and products. Host: Andrew McDougall (Associate Director, Global Beauty and Personal Care). Guests: Reiko Hasegawa (Senior Beauty & Personal Care Analyst, Japan), Samantha Dover (Senior Beauty and Personal Care Analyst, Mintel Reports UK).

Rick Cesari is 63 years old and a long time colleague and friend - and we had some catching up to do since we were both Pioneers of the direct response industry in the '90s.  Rick is best known for his Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others.  The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that Gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, Building Billion Dollar Brands. Edited from the original 2-hour conversation.

In this week's episode, we're talking about the shuttering of the Clarisonic brand, how pregnancy can mess with your teeth, and of course, the biggest beauty headlines right now. This week, Fenty Skincare has hit the scene; Allure declares "Mochi Skin" a thing; touchless sampling is on the rise; "Pretty Shouldn't Hurt," a short film about the pain of protective hairstyles, is available to view; and new research about rosacea. Want more Fat Mascara? Episode Recaps & Notes: fatmascara.com/blog; Our Private Facebook Group: Fat Mascara / Raising a Wand; Instagram: @fatmascara, @jessicamatlin, @jenn_edit; Twitter: @fatmascara; Email : info@fatmascara.com; To Leave a Voicemail & Be Featured on a Future Episode: 646-481-8182. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Victoria and Dominique welcome their first guest, the fabulous interior designer (and proud rug whore!) Tracy Morris of Tracy Morris Design, who shares her tips on choosing the right paint color, organizing your makeup drawers, how to set up a beautiful vanity and how to make sure you have the proper lighting in your bathroom. Also, Dominique reviews the new book by beauty expert Caroline Hirons called ‘Skincare’ and Victoria shares some beauty news about Clarisonic!Check out our Instagram page to see the products we discuss during the podcast.Instagram: @BeautyPopPodYou can email the podcast at: BeautyPopPod@gmail.comTwitter: @BeautyPopPodVictoria's Twitter: @OnAirVictoriaVictoria's Instagram: @OnAirVictoriaTheme music by Laddie Keelan

In this week's episode of Face Facts, Dr. Gary Linkov is joined by Dr. Adarsh Vijay Mudgil. Dr. Mudgil is an expert dermatologist, with hundreds of thousands of followers across all social media platforms! He shares his knowledge on the skin, talks in detail about lesions, and a skincare routine which can help you avoid certain lesions! Dr. Gary Linkov is an experienced facial plastic surgeon with extensive skill and talent in facial artistry. Whether you are considering some non-invasive cosmetic injections to smooth away age lines or want to explore more permanent rejuvenation options, meet with Dr. Linkov. You will get a personalized consultation to discuss your goals and desires for improving your appearance. Dr. Linkov, or Dr. Gary as many of our patients refer to him, will listen and give you his recommendation for treatment. Whatever you decide, you can trust that you are incapable, skilled hands when you choose us for your facial cosmetic procedure. City Facial Plastics: Dr. Gary Linkov 635 Madison Ave #1402E New York, NY 10022 (212) 439-5177 https://cityfacialplastics.com Dr. Gary Linkov on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drgarynyc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cityfp Twitter: https://twitter.com/drgarynyc Dr. Mudgil on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_mudgil Skin Lessons with Dr. Mudgil - Dr. Gary Linkov Topic Timestamps: 02:39 - What is dermatopathology? 07:12 - What are some common things that people come in for? 08:34 - What's the difference between a hypertrophic scar and a keloid? 10:08 - Can a keloid be developed in the central face area and is there a difference in the quality of the skin in different body regions? 11:26 - What are the common hyperpigmented and hypopigmented spots? 14:30 - Are people being treated with different lasers only when they might have cancer growing on their face? 16:29 - Is there any increased risk of skin cancer (in the nails) with gel manicures that use UV light? 17:09 - Most common raised lesions on the face 17:30 - Signs that a lesion might be dangerous 18:43 - Are most surgeries being done for melanoma or primarily for basal cell and squamous cell? 19:27 - Approach to a birthmark 21:38 - Chemical peel vs. laser vs. surgery for different skin lesions 26:19 - Is chemical peel or IPL painful? 27:32 - What's the worst case you've ever seen? 29:00 - How long does the pain from CO2 last? 30:58 - Routine skincare or other preventative measures to avoid certain lesions 33:00 - Can you overdo botox? 33:35 - Dealing with darker skin complexion and scarring 36:22 - How long should you wait before managing a scar? 38:34 - What do you think about Clarisonic? 39:01 - What do you think of skincare creams? 39:17 - Is there a cream for dark circles under eyes? 41:39 - If you use a BB cream with SPF 30 is that enough, or do you need sunscreen as well? 42:21 - The link between sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia? 43:02 - How are you both staying motivated given the stay at home orders and not seeing patients 45:20 - Recommendations for keratosis pilaris

We’ve got a bunch of beauty news to cover today, Glamgelenos! First off, the end of an era: Clarisonic is calling it quits. So sad! We share our thoughts on why the cleansing-brush brand is closing its doors. Meanwhile, Fenty Beauty is expanding its range to include skincare. That’s right, come July 31, fans of Rihanna’s glow will be able to shop Fenty Skin. Gen Z will be excited to learn that TikTok sister stars Charlie and Dixie D’Amelio are creating a new line with Morphe geared towards their younger generation. We’re also expanding on news from last week and diving into the deets about Jackie Aina, Desi Perkins, and Patrick Starrr’s launches. Plus, a brow duo we're both psyched about and a peel that's not for the timid (or for sensitive skin).Products MentionedClarisonic Cleansing BrushFenty SkinOne/Size Beauty Go Off Makeup Dissolving MistOne/Size Beauty Juiciest Makeup Remover WipesTarte Youth or Dare Multi Acid & C SerumCharlotte Tilbury Magic CreamMorphe 2FORVR MOODDEZIWhat’s On Your FaceKirbie: Obagi Blue Brilliance Triple Acid Peel ($145)Sara: MARC JACOBS BEAUTY Brow Wow Duo Brow Powder Pencil and Tinted Gel + 1 Pencil Refill ($39) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve got a bunch of beauty news to cover today, Glamgelenos! First off, the end of an era: Clarisonic is calling it quits. So sad! We share our thoughts on why the cleansing-brush brand is closing its doors. Meanwhile, Fenty Beauty is expanding its range to include skincare. That’s right, come July 31, fans of Rihanna’s glow will be able to shop Fenty Skin. Gen Z will be excited to learn that TikTok sister stars Charlie and Dixie D’Amelio are creating a new line with Morphe geared towards their younger generation. We’re also expanding on news from last week and diving into the deets about Jackie Aina, Desi Perkins, and Patrick Starrr’s launches. Plus, a brow duo we're both psyched about and a peel that's not for the timid (or for sensitive skin).Products MentionedClarisonic Cleansing BrushFenty SkinOne/Size Beauty Go Off Makeup Dissolving MistOne/Size Beauty Juiciest Makeup Remover WipesTarte Youth or Dare Multi Acid & C SerumCharlotte Tilbury Magic CreamMorphe 2FORVR MOODDEZIWhat’s On Your FaceKirbie: Obagi Blue Brilliance Triple Acid Peel ($145)Sara: MARC JACOBS BEAUTY Brow Wow Duo Brow Powder Pencil and Tinted Gel + 1 Pencil Refill ($39) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s show we’re going to be answering questions about…Will cocamidopropyl betaine or decyl glucoside remove water insoluble silicones?Are knock-off fragrance sprayers reliable?Do home microcurrent devices work?Is it ok to blend beauty products?Beauty Science NewsUlta launches a Conscious Beauty programL’Oreal is closing Clarisonic. Beauty QuestionsQuestion 1 - Ingredient listAqua, Cetearyl Alcohol, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Stearamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Parfum, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Polyquaternium-10, Xylityl Sesquicaprylate, Citric Acid, Disodium EDTA, Anhydroxylitol, Linum Usitatissimum Seed Extract, Salvia Hispanica Seed Extract, DMDM Hydantoin, Benzyl Alcohol, Caprylic Acid, Xylitol.Question 3Evidence for microcurrent products - there's not muchSupport the Beauty Brainsif you want to have a question answered on the Beauty Brains, just record it on your smart phone then send it in an email to thebeautybrains@gmail.com. Or you can send us a message through our various social media account.The Beauty Brains are now on Patreon! If you want to support the show Patreon is the best way to do it. This will help keep the show going and avoid any of those pesky advertisements that I find so maddening in other podcasts that I listen to. Thank you to all of our Patrons!Social media accountson Instagram we’re at thebeautybrains2018on Twitter, we’re thebeautybrainsAnd we have a Facebook pageBe Brainy about your Beauty!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thebeautybrains?fan_landing=true)

Kristen talks about launching her book, Roo braves the public wearing of her sports bra, Claire answers if the Clarisonic lives up to the hype, and BJ discusses attachment styles. We also chat with Jonathan Merritt about learning to overcome the drive to please and perform.  In this episode we also talked about: Rage Against the Minivan Learning to Speak God from Scratch Cooks Innovations Non-Stick Oven Liner Cook Once, Eat All Week: 26 Weeks of Gluten-Free, Affordable Meal Prep  Acupressure Therapy Balls Acorns Investing app This episode is sponsored by SaveTheChildren.Org. Right now, the coronavirus is the biggest global health crisis of our lifetime-threatens children in every way.  Covid-19 has already left many children without caregivers, out of school and exposed to violence and exploitation. With your support Save the CHildren can help kids in unsafe households and help support distance learning in the face of school closures. Today’s episode is also sponsored by Hero Cosmetics. They have an incredible product called the Mighty Patch, a hydrocolloid patch that extracts impurities so well that you can see the impurities in the patch after removal. If you struggle with acne popping up at the worst time, it’s a great solution.  If you want to try the Mighty Patch for yourself use code SELFIE15  for 15% off at herocosmetics.com. If you are struggling with debt right now, and high interests rates are making it hard for you to get our of the credit card debt on your own, sponsor Payoff.com may be an option to get out of the debt cycle.  A Payoff Loan is a personal loan, backed by member-centric credit unions, designed to help you pay off your credit cards. With rates as low as 5.99% APR, and loan amounts up to $35,000. There are no hidden fees and Payoff.com offers customer service support to help you reach your financial goals. Go to Payoff.com/Selfie to learn more. NMLS ID# 1396805. Not all applicants may qualify. Loans only available within the United States. Loan is not available in all states. Payoff works with lending partners who originate the loans. Additional terms, conditions, and eligibility requirements may apply. More information is available at payoff.com/Selfie.

Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct to Consumer (D2C) marketing industry since the early 90’s. He has used direct response strategies plus video marketing, to help build many iconic brands with products like The Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf, The GoPro camera and many others. Rick’s strategies have helped grow four companies from start-ups to over a billion dollars in sales. These case studies are outlined in his book, "Building Billion Dollar Brands" and his newest book, “Video Persuasion,” both now available on Amazon. BUSINESS BUILDING INSIGHTSVideo is a powerful marketing medium if used correctly. It can significantly increase conversion rates when added to your website. People are always curious about what motivated you to start your business. This story will set you apart from the competition. Good authentic testimonials from people who have purchased your product is one of the most powerful marketing tools you can have. Engaging video content can go a long way to convince people to purchase your product. Be you start, organize what you want your video to be about. When doing video, be authentic. People respond best to an honest approach versus something overly polished. Reach people where they are. This direction will help you determine what platforms and media to use. People trust sites with videos. It will add credibility to your brand. RESOURCES MENTIONED Building Billion Dollar Brands (https://amzn.to/3ammMLZ) by Rick Cesari Video Persuasion (https://amzn.to/2R5I4pz) by Rick Cesari CONTACT LINKS Website (http://rickcesari.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/rickcesaridrtv/) LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rickcesaridrtv/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/rickcesaridrtv) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDp5-LwBgjvDaymxS5owbJA) Past Guest Spotlight Christine Walsh of Alpha Graphics and Cake and Whiskey (http://giftbizunwrapped.com/episodes/cakeandwhiskey/) Join Our FREE Gift Biz Breeze Facebook Community Become a Member of Gift Biz Breeze (https://www.facebook.com/groups/GiftBizBreeze) If you found value in this podcast, make sure to subscribe so you automatically get the next episode downloaded for your convenience. Also, if you'd like to do me a huge favor, please leave a review. That helps other creators like you find the show and build their businesses too. Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gift-biz-unwrapped/id986323267) Google Podcasts (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5naWZ0Yml6dW53cmFwcGVkLmNvbS9mZWVkL3BvZGNhc3Q=&inf_contact_key=f00b9b282a6156da6dc2e642eb167c2f680f8914173f9191b1c0223e68310bb1) Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/380HmeoVquMHRzOepaoF0s) Thank so much! Sue

It is that busy time of year where we are searching for the best gift ever! Don't forget to take care of yourself, and be beautiful! Happy Holidays from the Beauty Call Podcast.Here is the countdown to the BEST products for the best price:12 - Sio Beauty Silicon Chest Pad11 - Nuxe Dry Oil 10 - The Ordinary Hylauranic acid9 - Garnier Micellar cleansing water - for eyes and face 8 - Embryolisse Creme Moisturizer, primer and mask all in one7 - Skin Ceuticals CE Ferulic (vit c ) serum - anti aging and antioxident6 - CBD Fountain Vitamin C Creme and body lotion (in vanilla)5 - Tarte Amazon Clay Foundation - cruelty free and a vegan line 4 - Thrive Causemetics - great eye and cheek pencils for on the go3 - Grande Lash MD - lash serum2 - Clarisonic brush - to exfoliate your skin1 - Dior eyebrow pencil - #1 is the most universal shade If you are reading this, you can email me at BeautyCallPodcast@gmail.com to get a FREE 30 minute beauty coaching call for 2020, but you must email me by December 31st, 2019. Happy Holidays and remember...LOVE is the best gift of all!Janice xoxoSupport the show (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beauty-call-podcast/id1462542236)

Di brufoli abbiamo già parlato, oggi affrontiamo il tema dei punti neri, o comedoni.Cosa sono?Il comedone è l’occlusione di un poro sulla superficie dell’epidermide, causata da un mix di grassi, cheratina, melanina, peli e batteri. Può essere:un comedone aperto, detto anche punto nero – il colore è dato dall’ossidazione della parte superficiale, esposta all’aria;un comedone chiuso, detto punto bianco.Come nascono?Non è chiaro: in genere sono associati ad un’eccessiva produzione di sebo e/o ad un’eccessiva produzione di cheratina da parte della pelle, ma possono contribuire anche altri fattori come gli ormoni, il livello di idratazione della pelle, il contatto con agenti comedogeni…Non si muore di punti neri ma belli non sono, quindi cerchiamo di capire come evitarli!Step 1: PrevenzionePosso prevenire i punti neri? Assolutamente sì! Con le giuste accortezze posso sicuramente aiutare la mia pelle a produrne di meno. Quali? Vediamole insieme:Pulizia: una corretta detersione è fondamentale. Non deve essere troppo forte perché non vuoi spogliare la pelle del suo naturale film idrolipidico, costringendola a produrre ancora più sebo di quanto già non faccia, quindi scegli un detergente delicato, che lavi senza aggredire.Esfoliazione: se il problema è l’eccesso di cheratina prodotto dalla pelle, una leggera esfoliazione quotidiana può aiutare. Occhio a non esagerare, puoi scegliere se farla con un prodotto cosmetico a base di acidi esfolianti, oppure se preferire un’esfoliazione meccanica, l’importante è non eccedere! Ti dico come faccio io: ho sempre in doccia il Clarisonic e lo uso su viso e collo tutte le volte che lavo i capelli – quindi circa 4 volte a settimana. Gli altri giorni uso il mio tonico all’acido mandelico, ma non uso mai entrambi nella stessa giornata, per non stressare la pelle.INCI: imparare a leggerlo e a identificare gli ingredienti comedogeni, cioè quelli filmanti che sporcano la pelle, è importantissimo – e se non sai da dove cominciare, leggi questo post.Step 2: EliminazioneI punti neri e i punti bianchi vanno via da soli? A volte sì, sopratutto i neri – quelli “aperti”: la pelle riesce ad espellerli da sola. Più spesso però vanno eliminati fisicamente e qui hai due opzioni:Pulizia del viso dall’estetista: quella tradizionale prevede prima la detersione del viso, poi l’utilizzo del vapore per favorire la dilatazione dei pori ed ammorbidire il sebo, e infine la rimozione meccanica dei punti neri e dei punti bianchi. Può comprendere anche un passaggio esfoliante e un tonico astringente a fine procedura.Skin gritting: questa è una tecnica fai-da-te poco invasiva che mi piace molto, perché prevede tre passaggi molto delicati e può essere eseguita facilmente anche dalle meno esperte, senza correre grossi rischi. È solo un po’ noiosa da eseguire, ma forse sono io che non ho pazienza!

On this episode, our guest has a few ideas to help you use video marketing to increase sales. Rick Cesari has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early ‘90s and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch, including Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years.   About Rick Cesari Rick studied biology and was going to be a dentist, but he got tired of school. He moved to Florida, read lots of books about real estate, and went to a seminar to learn how to invest in distressed properties and make a profit. He made $12,000 in a few days. He was so excited about his investment, he went to the editors of Florida Trend, a business magazine, and told them about the seminar. The article about the speaker was instrumental in growing his seminar business, so Rick was asked to help with his marketing. It was the beginning of his highly successful marketing career. Brand Response Strategies Rick says the key to being good at direct response marketing is understanding what makes the consumer respond. He uses a formula from Dale Carnegie’s book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People.” Tell the audience what you are going to say, say it and then tell them what you said.   Rick adds that making videos is a lot like making speeches.  You must capture the audience’s attention at the start, or they will continue clicking through the channels. Another formula that Rick uses is called AIDA.  The acronym stands for A - capture the person’s Attention I - build Interest D - arouse Desire A - motivate the person to take Action Infomercials often seem repetitive and they are. Using Dale Carnegie’s formula, you say what you are going to say, say it and tell the audience again what you said. They must also solve a problem. Rick says if you cast a wide net with video that visually demonstrates different ways to solve the problem with your product, you will hook the consumer who has that problem in. Your product should have a unique selling proposition and a history of past product sales before considering direct response marketing. You also need a call-to-action at the end so the consumer can respond. Video Persuasion All of these tips and much more are included in Rick’s new book, Video Persuasion,” which is being released on Amazon on Oct. 15, 2019. At the end of each chapter, Rick includes interviews with industry experts that include great insights about video and video marketing. Here are just a few: The messaging is more important than the technical look or quality of a video. Apps like Rev.com allow you to inexpensively transcribe interviews, which is very helpful in the editing process. Make video tutorials for every product or service you sell. Add infographics with pictures listing all the benefits of your product. Have good audio. You can buy a good mic for less than $100. Lighting is also important. It will take your video to the next step. Authenticity is more critical than slickly-produced videos on social platforms. Rick also includes about 10 apps in his book that will save you money and help you with video production. Apps like Lumen 5 and Content Samurai are just a couple examples of Apps that can help you create video. As a bonus, if you visit Rick’s website, you can download information about the three most engaging types of video content. Speaking Engagements Rick also makes appearances and has a range o topics from how to build a $100 million business using direct marketing to brand building. He should know. Four of his clients made billions in sales, including Sonicare, the George Foreman Grill, OxyClean and GoPro. During this podcast, he shared two great stories about George Foreman and GoPro. Connect with Rick: Website: www.rickcesari.com YouTube: RickCesari.tv

  Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early 90Тs, and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that getsCustomers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, my newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is due out in Summer of 2018.” Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales. When not working Rick enjoys, reading, skiing, fishing and hiking. For his 50th birthday he achieved one of his goals and successfully summited Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) in Alaska.  He resides with his wife Martha and three French Bulldogs in Seattle, Wa. The Inventors Launchpad – Roadmap to Success Series is presented by Inventors Launchpad in beautiful Tampa Bay, FL and hosted by Carmine Denisco. Carmine is an accomplished Author, Entrepreneur, Inventor and Co-founder/Managing Partner of Inventors Launchpad. Along with his business partner Rick Valderrama has changed the face of the invention industry and look forward to helping inventors from all over the world move their ideas forward. For more information please visit www.inventorslaunchpad.com

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J.J. Lee '13 studied Computational and Systems Biology and graduated in 2013. Currently, she is a program manager at L'Oréal’s technology incubator where they create programs and technology-driven devices and products to offer consumers more personalized products. She recently helped launch Color and Co, a personalized hair color service delivered to your door. Today, she is working on a new project for Clarisonic skin care devices. Before her time at L'Oréal, she worked in product development, specializing in formulation for Sephora, Kendo brands – Marc Jacobs Beauty, Kat Von D and Formula X nail. In hopes to understand more about cosmetic testing and FDA regulation, she went on to receive a M.S. in Biostatistics at Columbia University. As a true beauty, trend and science enthusiast, J.J. strives to innovate in both technology and cosmetics. You can usually find her on a plane in between Seattle, NYC, Paris, and San Francisco. Bruin Success is hosted by Katie Russo, produced by Christian Chavez and made possible by UCLA Alumni. Special thanks to the Bruin Success student team members: Franchesca Diaz, Natalie Dybeck and Samuel In.

I'm in love with this brand and this entrepreneur's story and you're about to be too! If you're thinking of starting something to have a massive reach and impact, you're going to want to take notes because we have Karissa Bodnar, owner of Thrive Causemetics giving away all the inside scoop into how she grew her business from zero to what it is today. She seriously held nothing back and we go into everything! “I believe that when we are confident, we are unstoppable.” Karissa and Thrive Causemetics has received accolades like the “Fastest-growing vegan beauty company”, “Forbes 30 under 30 for 2019” and INC magazine's “Badass Female Founders”, but before all that Karissa grew up on a farm in Washington State. She loved creating makeup from roses from her mom's garden and crayons. Since then she has been deep into all things makeup: working as a makeup artist at Sephora during college, working at Clarisonic after college and in L'oreal's luxury division after they acquired Clarisonic. But when she hit a brick wall after losing her friend to cancer at 24, she came to the realization that she had to stop waiting and finally build the beauty company of her dreams. She was passionate about doing more than just selling beauty products but empowering women as well. And a month later she started Thrive Causemetics on her kitchen counter.  “If our product wasn't great, people would not buy it.” She funded it all herself, making product formulas on her kitchen counter and fulfilling all the orders out of her 1-bedroom apartment. As she grew, she reached out to people for help, and along the way she captured the hearts of her amazing customers and their word of mouth on social media moved the needle for her. She went from making a thousand dollars a day in sales to hundreds of thousands of dollars a day in sales, in just a few days, and kept growing from there. A part of why it's called ‘causemetics' is because she donates her profits to a lot of charities who help women re-enter the workforce, deal with abuse, recover from cancer and even more - they keep adding more and more women groups in need. You're going to learn in-depth the different stages of her journey and how she was able to get through each stage to where her company is today. Enjoy! “When you realize that the worst that can happen really isn't that bad, you're unstoppable.”  Check out the show notes Join the Zero to Influence Bootcamp waitlist Download your FREE guide: 6 Tools YouTubers Use to Get Thousands of Video Views Don't forget to join the Beauty and the Vlog Facebook group for collaborations, YouTube advice, support and more! You can also follow me on Instagram!

Imagine being the face of a highly successful beauty brand–and then taking on a new frontier by starting a new brand, from scratch, solo. Dr. Robb was the founder of Clarasonic, and is now preparing to launch his own super secret brand, a new device with a new formula. Dr. Robb Akridge (a.k.a. Dr. Robb) co-founder of Pacific Bioscience Laboratories, joins April Franzino, Abby Wallach, and guest host Stephanie Flor (Around the World Beauty) in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser. In this episode: Dr. Robb’s background in researching vaccines to cure AIDS, to working for Phillips and Clarisonic How Dr. Robb’s restless need to solve problems has led to his many career changes, and what about Clarisonic has made it his longest ongoing job The issues in the skin care industry that need to be addressed The lessons Dr. Robb learned working the floors at trade shows The process of developing the Clarisonic Dealing with knockoff products Dr. Robb’s new venture, REA Innovations, and what it’s like starting a new company in 2019 versus when he was working on Clarisonic The long road ahead to develop a new, exciting, and effective product The difference between the old retail pyramid model of sales and the current climate REA Innovations will be entering into How to position your product towards educated consumers Dr. Robb’s biggest “aha!” Moment The similarities between the food and beauty industries Plus, we get personal and learn Dr. Robb’s favorite foods, and what music he loves The post Dr. Robb – Super Secret Skin Care appeared first on Beauty Is Your Business.

All The Beauty Tips You Need to Know on How to Prep Your Body Head to Toe! Preparing for any special event in your life whatever it is; whether a wedding, graduation, pageant, photoshoot, or vacation can be time-consuming and expensive enough without adding to the stress of researching and adding new things to your beauty regime and hoping they work and you don’t react to them! Over the years; I’ve had to prep for all of those occasions, as Mrs. Nevada, a WBFF Pro and I was also on stage dancing from the age of 4 while trying to keep my skin healthy even after piling on the makeup and sweaty workout sessions and performances under stage lights.  These are some of my favorite beauty tips not just for your face but for your entire body. You don’t have to wait for a special occasion, you can do them anytime and it’s always good to try something new in advance and not last minute. Start with the basics. Everything from paintings, to walls, to us, looks better with a smooth foundation so exfoliate and moisturize like it’s your job, the sooner you start doing this the better.  This will help to leave your skin glowing, flush out toxins (your skin is your bodies largest organ) and smooth it out so that it’s the perfect canvas for your spray tan. I love Clarisonic (the body brush attachment) and an Exfoliating Body Scrub For Smooth Skin.  Cocoa Butter and coconut oil are both great moisturizers and best applied on damp skin after every shower or bath to lock in as much moisture as possible. Just remember to use sunscreen after applying during the daytime. Next up the less glamorous topic of hair removal. If you’re planning on spray tanning, when it comes to removing body hair you’re probably going to want to get rid of any body hair that will be visible (besides the hair on your head!). Fuzz free skin will give you that smooth, flawless finish you’re looking for.  It’s a complete myth that it’ll grow back thicker or darker. It may appear that your hair grows back thicker and coarser at first as the hair shaft naturally tapers at the end, so what you typically see are the thinnest portions of your hair. When you shave, however, you are exposing the thicker part of the hair, making it seem as if each individual strand is taking up a bit more space but it’ll feel softer and back to normal as it gets longer. Scientists have actually conducted studies to test whether shaving affects hair growth and proved that it doesn’t. Just don’t shave directly before tanning as the tanning solution will go into the open hair follicles and leave those little brown dots you might have noticed before if you’ve done that or leave it until the last minute to decide which hair removal method you’re going to use. People react differently to the different types of hair removal methods available and whiteheads, ingrown hairs, rashes, and nicks probably aren’t the look you’re going for! Is anyone else obsessed with spray tans? I love a tan but over the years have less of a real tan and more fake tans to minimize my time in the sun as much as I love it. While there are lots of great fake tanners you can do at home: Coola and Tan Luxe are my favorites and both are cruelty-free save those for day-to-day and get a professional spray tan for special events for that airbrushed look that you see in the magazines. Plus spray tanning artists are pretty amazing with contouring now so if you don’t have abs you can fake them ;) This is going to sound odd but I’d recommend NOT spray tanning your face, or if you do, only do it lightly.  The tan can end up looking muddy and can come off unevenly plus it tends to dry the skin out.  Your makeup artist or you should easily be able to match and blend your makeup in especially now most of us have a deep color for contouring and bronzer. You know it’s rare that I talk about beauty without referring to nutrition so it goes without saying to reduce salt, sugar (and if you’re of age, alcohol).  All of these can contribute to bloating/water retention and dull skin, which is the opposite of the glowing, hydrated skin we want. From about 2 weeks beforehand, don’t chew gum, even the sugar-free kind for a flatter stomach.  This can cause bloating, as chewing gum causes you to swallow excess air.  The enzymes and acids that are activated when you chew gum (but don’t eat) can also cause “bloating, an overproduction of stomach acid, and can compromise your ability to produce sufficient digestive secretions when you actually do eat food” Nutriciously.com. If you’re worried about your breath use those little portable finger toothbrushes or put a travel size mouth and floss in your bag. Which brings me to teeth. Teeth are one of the biggest factors in making us look older or younger. If your periodic clean doesn’t fall close to your event, think about scheduling another clean to get rid of any plaque build up. Besides your clean, you may want to ask your dentist about Teeth Whitening, if your teeth are healthy and not sensitive. Whether it’s the kind offered by your dentist or the home care kits, a whiter smile always looks more youthful, healthy and fresh and will pop against your tan.  Just don’t go overboard, I’m not suggesting you try to look like Ross from Friends! If you’re a fresh-faced no makeup kind of a woman great, but if you like your makeup, if it’s a 1-day event and you can afford it, invest in professional hair and makeup.  You’ve worked so hard to look your best for this day and anticipated it for as long as you can remember. If it’s a vacation, you may want to consider eyelash extensions or dying your eyelashes and brows; they’ll save you time doing your makeup when you’re away but still want to look your best but minimize time getting ready so that you can enjoy yourself and relax. Plus, those photos are going to be around for a long time and there are something’s that you can’t photoshop or just end up looking fake.  Get a manicure and pedicure. Nails compliment your dress and are another chance to express your personality. I’ve always preferred going for the classic shape and pink but you can add glamour with a glittery topcoat, designs, crystals, whatever you’re feeling. Last thing, smile, relax, pour a glass of champagne and enjoy every minute of your event or vacation that you’ve dreamed of, knowing that you feel and look amazing. Tan Luxe Self Tanner for Face & Body About Your Host Eve Dawes is a fitness professional, WBFF Pro Diva, NASM & REPS certified trainer, Founder of Dawes Custom Cosmetics an all-natural, cruelty-free cosmetics line and GlamourAndGainByEve.com. Please rate, subscribe, and follow: Instagram GlamourAndGainsByEve Cruelty-free, natural custom lipstick and cosmetics: Dawes Custom Cosmetics Facebook

Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct to Consumer(D2C) marketing industry since the early 90's He has used direct response strategies to help build many iconic brands, products like, The Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and The GoPro camera and many others. Rick's strategies have helped grow four companies from start-ups to over a billion dollars in sales. These case studies are outlined in his newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is now available on Amazon.

  Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early 90Тs, and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that getsCustomers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, my newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is due out in Summer of 2018.” Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales. When not working Rick enjoys, reading, skiing, fishing and hiking. For his 50th birthday he achieved one of his goals and successfully summited Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) in Alaska. He resides with his wife Martha and three French Bulldogs in Seattle, Wa. The Inventors Launchpad – Roadmap to Success Series is presented by Inventors Launchpad in beautiful Tampa Bay, FL and hosted by Carmine Denisco. Carmine is an accomplished Author, Entrepreneur, Inventor and Co-founder/Managing Partner of Inventors Launchpad. Along with his business partner Rick Valderrama has changed the face of the invention industry and look forward to helping inventors from all over the world move their ideas forward. For more information please visit www.inventorslaunchpad.com

  Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early 90Тs, and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that getsCustomers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, my newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is out. https://www.amazon.com/Building-Billion-Dollar-Brands-Spectacular/dp/1599327023 Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales. When not working Rick enjoys, reading, skiing, fishing and hiking. For his 50th birthday he achieved one of his goals and successfully summited Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley) in Alaska.  He resides with his wife Martha and three French Bulldogs in Seattle, Wa. The Inventors Launchpad – Roadmap to Success Series is presented by Inventors Launchpad in beautiful Tampa Bay, FL and hosted by Carmine Denisco. Carmine is an accomplished Author, Entrepreneur, Inventor and Co-founder/Managing Partner of Inventors Launchpad. Along with his business partner Rick Valderrama has changed the face of the invention industry and look forward to helping inventors from all over the world move their ideas forward. For more information please visit www.inventorslaunchpad.com

Brush cleansers are generally expensive and if you analyze them they aren't the best option for your skin. A good replacement for it are cheap, reusable, cleaner and gentler: Cloths Yes! I am asking you to consider ditching your super popular and very hyped gadget for something so easy and simple such as washcloths. Shall I get to what really matters and tell you why washcloths are better? Alright. If you constantly over brush your skin you can unbalance its pH level. Any brush cleanser (this is not a trait specific of Clarisonic's) that has bristles are hard to sanitize and sterilize even when cleaned often. There's always a high chance of that even after cleansing the heads there's still bacteria living on the bristles and that'll go to your skin. A washcloth, on the other hand, can be easily thrown in the washing machine and be washed with super hot water which will clean it fully and be safe for the next use. Lastly, washcloths are way cheaper. At Pinks Boutique, we retail muslin cloths for £3 each. Even if you buy one for every day of the week you'll still only spend £21 against the massive prices charged by Clarisonic. And you'll have to replace the cloths less often than the brush heads. Nothing But The Truth. Pinks Boutique is an award-winning, eco luxe skincare line used by professionals. Our mission is to create the world's very best organic, vegan friendly skincare and treatments. Our complete range can be used in spas and at home. We believe in telling the truth; no greenwashing, just therapist endorsed, certified organic products and brilliant expert advice that equips you to get the best results. Pinks Boutique. Nothing but the Truth" Follow Kirstie and Luke on Facebook: fb.com/PinksBoutiqueOrganic
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Welcome to this weeks episode of Beauty News, in this episode we give an explanation of some drama that transpired over some of our social media platforms last week, if you would like to skip it you can go straight to 31:54 for all of the makeup & beauty news updates and new stuff! Thumbnail thanks to Montana! Blogpost: https://beautynewsofficial.blogspot.com/2018/08/beauty-news-10-august-2018.html Video:https://youtu.be/Jvv1k8h2z5c 31:54 Kylie Cosmetics 21st Birthday Collection 33:33 Too Faced 20th Anniversary Collection + Tutti Fruity Collection 36:18 Urban Decay Aphrodisiac Palette & New Hi-Fi Lip Glosses 37:13 Fenty Beauty Diamond Ball Out Killawatt Highlighter 39:01 MAC Dazzleshadow Liquid & Supreme Beam collections launched in Australia + MAC x Brandon Maxwell 41:42 Clarisonic launching new Mia Smart 42:49 Anastasia Beverly Hills liquid foundation 43:10 Bath & Body Work Fragrance Mists for Fall 2018 43:37 Belladonna’s Cupboard Masquerade V5 collection + Endless Night Vampire Ball Palette 44:59 Buxom Pillow Pout Creamy Plumping Lip Powder 45:36 By Terry Nude Expert Duo Stick Foundation 46:35 First Aid Beauty Hello Fab Bendy Avocado Concealer 47:52 It Cosmetics expands Bye Bye Under Eye Concealer range 48:24 Jeffree Star Cosmetics Sarcophagus Skin Frost + Liquid Skin Frosts and possible Holiday 2018 packaging 50:09 Makeup Geek new Summer single shadows + new Fall shades & Pumpkin Spice eyeshadow palette 51:54 Sephora Pro Palettes for Fall 2018 54:27 Mecca Max All Over Gloss + Mecca Max now 100% vegan 55:00 Milk Makeup extends foundation line + new Milk Makeup Blur & Set Powder 55:08 NARS new Hot Tryst cheek palette sneak peek 58:05 Natasha Denona to release matte foundation + Camel Palette 1:00:59 Viseart new nine pan palette sneak peek BN VIP goes to Dhinna! Thank you for supporting Beauty News! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rick Cesari https://rickcesari.com/ Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early 90Тs, and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, my newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is due out in Summer of 2018.” Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales.

Rick Cesari https://rickcesari.com/ Rick has been a pioneer in the Direct Response advertising industry since the early 90Тs, and has used Brand Response strategies to help build many iconic brands from scratch such as Juiceman, Sonicare, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from a start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. The author of “Buy Now, Creative Marketing that gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing“, my newest book, Building Billion Dollar Brands, is due out in Summer of 2018.” Rick continues to be on the cutting edge of new Brand Response advertising campaigns, creating and implementing innovative cross-platform strategies with digital and mobile ventures for his clients and is currently focusing on video marketing as a leading media direct response platform for increasing product sales.

Rick Cesari has been a pioneer in Brand Response advertising since the early 1990s. He helped create the concept of 'sell while you brand' and has been the force behind the creation of many of today's top consumer brands such as, The Juiceman, Sonicare, The Breadman, The George Foreman Grill, OxiClean, Clarisonic, Rug Doctor, Momentus Golf and many others. Rick has helped take companies like GoPro from start-up to over a billion dollars in sales in just a few short years. He is the author of "Buy Now, Creative Marketing that gets Customers to Respond to You and Your Marketing," and his newest book, “Building Billion Dollar Brands,” is due out in Summer 2018.   Key Takeaways:   [0:22] Today’s episode features Rick Cesari, a brand guru and pioneer in brand-response advertising. [2:00] Josh welcomes Rick to Franchise Euphoria. [3:02] Rick has worked with several big-name companies, but they were not as large as they are today when Rick began working with them and using direct to consumer marketing. [4:18] Rick’s experience with DTC marketing started with his passion for health and nutrition where he conducted a live “infomercial” where there was a live audience listening to their presentation on juice; by the end of the 90-minute presentation, the audience was more than ready to buy. [6:30] His experience has shown that it is most effective to focus on the benefits of the product to the end user that you are trying to market to. [8:58] The difference between brand advertising and brand response is that there’s always some type of offer where you’re asking people to respond. You have to put out a promotion that gives them a reason to respond. [10:30] These concepts can be applied to service-based products as well, not just physical products. You can do this through authentic testimonials of happy customers. [17:26] There are some marketing basics Rick likes to implement such as starting and ending each ad with a brand logo. Also, advertising giveaways can help drive people towards your products. [19:23] Tactics for reaching and targeting consumers has changed somewhat over the years. While you can still reach a mass-audience through DTC marketing, there are many mediums that are cheaper and effective to reach directly to consumers. [21:51] The key to building any brand is finding your unique selling proposition and pushing it toward your audience. [23:10] Offering a very liberal money-back guarantee to get someone to try your product or service is a great way to grab the attention of your consumers. [25:18] The priority and lifeblood of any business is sales. Focusing on how you can get sales in the door will build your brand as your business is growing. [28:30] Most of your company’s branding happens after the sale which is formed based on the customer experience. [29:20] Rick’s book “Building Billion Dollar Brands” is coming out on August 1, which covers many of the topics discussed in today’s interview. [30:45] Now, Rick still works on “fun,” hands-on projects with companies to build their brand, but mostly focuses his time on writing and speaking about brand building. [34:11] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com/franchise5 www.rickcesari.com

Zach tries out some more beauty products. Talk about some curent events and our top found foods in 2017. Miria is going to try a MOBA.

L’Oreal is the global leader in the beauty industry with more than 26 brands covering all segments in the beauty market. We talk to Christophe Eymery, L’Oreal’s Head of Digital and Media for Australia and New Zealand, about the role of digital is supporting their ambition of “beauty for all”. Christophe talks about their focus on driving beauty education and how they utilise key online platforms, Youtube and Facebook to help convey this message. He also talks about how the traditionally B2B company has made the move to selling products direct to consumers through e-boutiques for some of its brands. They’ve started with Lancome, Khiels, Clarisonic, and Giorgio Armani Beauty, more may come but on a case-by-case basis. Christophe emphasises the need to keep customer expectations front of mind when making decisions about the type of experience to provide, and the importance of influencing both up and down in the business. He shares how he’s helped the broader organisation feel comfortable with digitally-led change and to see the benefits. He also shares what he thinks makes a true digital leader; patience, dedication, resilience and constant reinvention. Resources Christophe mentions: Biography of Elon Musk Biography of Steve Jobs My UV Patch - Laroch-Posay L'Oreal Makeup Genius App About Christophe Christophe Eymery is an MBA graduate from ESCP Paris, AIT Bangkok and Monash University. Christophe is in charge of all paid and owned Media at L’Oréal ANZ supported by a team of experts across Media, CRM and Customer Experience. He has previously worked with Renault in Australia & New Zealand. After four years, he moved agency side to run the Digital Media Business of ZenithOptimedia in Melbourne, servicing clients such as nab, Honda, Nestle, Victoria Government and University of Melbourne for five years. With a firm grasp of Digital Marketing, he shifted back to the client side in 2013, returning to his initial roots at L’Oreal and oversee digital development for the Leader in Beauty’s portfolio of 25 brands in Australia and New Zealand.

To learn more about Butterflies of Wisdom visit http://butterfliesofwisdom.weebly.com/Be sure to FOLLOW this program https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905. To find out how Win walk and about Ekso go to http://www.bridgingbionics.org/, or email Amanda Boxtel at amanda@bridgingbionics.org.   On Butterflies of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win C and JC welcomes Cammi Pham. Cammi loves building a community + pushing boundaries to optimize every aspect of life. Cammi accidentally fell into digital marketing when she founded + ran an environmental nonprofit at the age of 17. She later helped many technology startups gain traction + grow their communities online. Cammi is a Medium Top Contributor + Quora Top Writer. Her work has reached millions of views, + has been translated into many different languages. Cammi has been featured in the BBC, Business Insider, Adweek, Yahoo, Lifehacker, + more.    ★ Authentic conversation catalyst behind the industries leading Twitter Chats.  ★ Quora + Medium Top Writer ★ Personal Twitter Trended in US + Canada. ★ TEDx Speaker ★ Social Media Week 2012 Top 10 Influencers by Adobe UK   ★ThinkRengade's average one-hour Twitter Chats Generate 200-300+ million impressions - 6.5x industry average    Produce over 20,000+ tweets - 3x industry average    Reach 2-5+ million targeted people - 3x industry average    Current and past work includes brands like Starbucks, Clarisonic, CIBC, SellOff Vacations, Puerto Vallarta Tourism, Quito Tourism, Bloglovin, Anne Sportun, La vie en Rose, Mejuri, and more. Specialties: E-commerce Marketing, User-Generated Content Marketing (UGC), Social Media Marketing (SMM) Blogging, Content Marketing, Public Relations (PR), Influencer Marketing, Twitter Marketing, Google+ Marketing, Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Email Marketing, Social Media Lead Generation, Social Media Optimization (SMO), Landing Page Optimization, Website Optimization, Social Media Guerrilla Marketing, Digital Strategy, Sales, Business Development, Travel Marketing, Twitter Chat/Party Host  To learn more about Cammi email her at cammi@thinkrenegade.com. To find out more about Win Kelly Charles visit https://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. Please send feedback to Win by email her at winwwow@gmail.com, or go to http://survey.libsyn.com/winwisdom and http://survey.libsyn.com/thebutterfly. To be on the show, please fill out the intake at http://bit.ly/bowintake. To look at our sponsorships go to https://ssekodesigns.com/buttfly?acc=537d9b6c927223c796cac288cced29df and https://ssekodesigns.com/. To learn about the magic of Siri go to https://www.udemy.com/writing-a-book-using-siri/?utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email. If you want to donate Butterflies of Wisdom, please send a PayPal donation to aspenrosearts@gmail.com. Please send a check in the mail, so 100% goes to Bridging Bionics Foundation.    In the Memo section have people write: In honor of Win Charles.    Send to:  Bridging Bionics Foundation  PO Box 3767 Basalt, CO 81621   Thank you, Win    

Clarisonic presenta mia fit, el cepillo que limpia la piel a profundidad.

Clarisonic presenta mia fit, el cepillo que limpia la piel a profundidad.

 Baffled by how to use a Clarisonic? You're not alone. learn how to use your clarisonic to get the best possible results.. Also make-up artist Cindy Foe share her 9 must have makeup brushes for a flawless makeup application. Beauty advisor Deanna Lyn reviews Furless vegan makeup brushes for full article please visit blog here: http://thebeautyadvisorshow.blogspot.com/2016/02/9-makeup-must-have-make-up-brushes-and.html   Follow this link to check out Furless makeup brushes: http://furlesscosmetics.com/?tap_a=1062-f6e3b5&tap_s=19253-550bbb

Topics: 1.  What’s new for you from Diane & Liz [1:40] 2.  Shout Out: Jen Sinkler [10:58] 3.  This week in the Paleosphere: Autoimmune paleo diet article [22:51] Listener Questions: 4. Holistic dermatologist, the Clarisonic, and cystic back acne [31:12] 5. Autoimmune shopping list has the very items I avoid; tell me why? [37:34] 6. Moving out of the sun of Florida to Boston [42:27] 7. Diane’s Kitchen tip: 3 time saving products in the kitchen  [47:24] 8. Liz’s fertility tip of the week: don’t rely on OPKs [52:14]

Research on the pro-aging role daily exposure to air pollution plays has never been more clear: We’re living in an age of skin assault that wreaks havoc with our appearance—but there are steps you can take to stop it that don’t involve living in the middle of nowhere. Find out how you can use well-formulated skin-care products (and the Clarisonic) to win the battle air pollution is waging on your complexion.For more beauty tips, visit the Expert Advice Section of PaulasChoice.com.

Research on the pro-aging role daily exposure to air pollution plays has never been more clear: We’re living in an age of skin assault that wreaks havoc with our appearance—but there are steps you can take to stop it that don’t involve living in the middle of nowhere. Find out how you can use well-formulated skin-care products (and the Clarisonic) to win the battle air pollution is waging on your complexion.For more beauty tips, visit the Expert Advice Section of PaulasChoice.com.

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