Podcast appearances and mentions of doreen bloch

No pregnancy is the same, and every body is different. Why would we think prenatals would be the same for everyone? Our guests, Doreen Bloch and Dr. Nate Fox dive into the world of prenatal supplements with us and talk about how Ellement is geared towards providing care for women individually. Links Mentioned:My Essential Birth CourseMy Essential Birth Instagram3 Free ExercisesDiscount Code for starting Ellement supplements: BIRTH 20About the Unexpected: Navigating Pregnancy During and After ComplicationsGET IN TOUCH!

This is the first time I'm having more than one guest on at a time and I'm super excited to have both. Today I'm joined by Doreen Bloch and Dr. Nathan S. Fox. Doreen is the CEO and founder of Ellement, the first personalized prenatal supplement system. And Nathan is a board-certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist and an advisor at Ellement. Ellement was actually a sponsor of the podcast last year and I invited them to come back because what they're doing with prenatal supplements is pretty cool. The short story is that, unlike most prenatals, these supplements are made specifically for each individual person based on their unique needs or dietary preferences. I love the idea of things being more personalized and less one size fits all; I think that's the future of where supplements and healthcare overall are headed. Please know that I have no financial interest here. They are no longer sponsoring the podcast - I just want to share things with you that I think are important and useful. In this Episode, You'll Learn About: -Why we recommend prenatal vitamins -When you should start taking them -What the difference is between folic acid and methylfolate -What role supplements should serve in pregnancy nutrition -How prenatals can be deficient -Why individualized care is important -How Doreen's personal experience with pregnancy and birth inspired her to start Ellement -How the cost of Ellement stacks up against other prenatals or mixing and matching vitamins   --- Full website notes: drnicolerankins.com/episode191 Check out The Birth Preparation Course Register for the class How to Create a Birth Plan the Right Way

The value of heritage history and legacy is sometimes overlooked or viewed as a liability. So much of the current hyper-connected beauty landscape is focused on newer, faster, and better. And sometimes what came before is tossed aside, or dismissed as not relevant. But, Doreen Block, the Executive Director of the Make-Up Museum, believes beauty history is a treasure trove of inspiration, just waiting to be discovered. She sits down with Kelly to discuss how she made the idea of documenting, archiving, and paying tribute to thousands of years of beauty a reality.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The recently established Makeup Museum located in downtown New York City explores the history of beauty and its ongoing impact on society. It’s a cool and dynamic space that celebrates beauty culture; one particular exhibit dates back decades, showcasing Erno Lazlo’s personalized skincare prescriptions for both Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy. But on this podcast, we talk Kevyn Aucoin, the iconic makeup artist and beauty pioneer whose work made a huge impact on the beauty industry, and also on us, at Story + Rain. Working with his family, the Makeup Museum has digitized over 1600 pages from his 7 journals. The legendary talent and visionary kept years of calendar-planner books that he added visual elements to: magazine cut outs, polaroid photos, and stickers decorated each dated section. Today, those pages provide a fascinating inside look into not only all of his famous projects and top jobs, but his creative life and mind. We sat down with two of the museum’s founders, Doreen Bloch and Rachel Goodwin---the celebrity makeup artist whose work you recognize on such stars as Emma Stone and Julia Roberts. We were joined by Kevyn Aucoin’s niece Samantha Adkisson, who shares intimate details about her uncle, his vision, and his journals. We discuss the museum’s founding, working with artifacts, Kevyn Aucoin’s place in pop culture + more. This is an incredibly exclusive talk with The Makeup Museum and on one of the ultimate pioneer creatives of our time, Kevyn Aucoin.

Doreen Bloch, Executive Director of the Makeup Museum, has embarked on a journey back to the world of the 1950s makeup and beauty. She created a time capsule of artifacts and nostalgia that includes not only actual makeup bottles belonging to celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, but also submissions from people who lived through the 1950s to today. In the midst of a pandemic that delayed the launch of her novel idea, she's maintained composure and positivity.  #wherebrainsmeetbeauty@wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcast wherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

Doreen Bloch, Executive Director of the Makeup Museum, has embarked on a journey back to the world of the 1950s makeup and beauty. She created a time capsule of artifacts and nostalgia that includes not only actual makeup bottles belonging to celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, but also submissions from people who lived through the 1950s to today. In the midst of a pandemic that delayed the launch of her novel idea, she’s maintained composure and positivity.   #wherebrainsmeetbeauty @wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcast   wherebrainsmeetbeauty.com

A museum dedicated to makeup is opening soon.. what's involved and why, given makeup's 10,000 year history, is it only happening now?Hello and welcome to Beauty Island, the award-nominated beauty podcast that celebrates life and lipstick.I’m your host, beauty journalist, Brittany Stewart. The premise of Beauty Island is simple - Each episode, I sit down with a guest and ask them about the 8 beauty products that have a special memory or meaning for them. The ones they’d take to a desert island, or Beauty Island, that I am sending them off too.Maybe it’s the beauty product that defined their teens, the one they grew up watching their mum or grandma use, or the perfume that instantly sparks a memory of a special place or person.Along the way we find out more about their life, career and the people and events that have shaped them into who they are today.But, after all that, today is something a little bit different.In this episode, you will hear my interview with co-founder of the world’s first makeup museum, opening up in New York in May, Doreen Bloch.I was originally going to drop this as a bonus episode but the conversation ended up so interesting and really went to the heart of what Beauty Island is about that I wanted to instead release this as a main episode. So please excuse the slightly different format.A note - thank you for all your feedback last season on phone versus in person interviews. Hopefully you’ll notice most of this season has and will be in person but as Doreen is in the US and I am in Melbourne and I really wanted to talk to her about this venture, this is a rare exception.I won’t give too much away, but in my chat with Doreen we talked about how on earth a museum dedicated to the history of makeup has not existed before, where on earth you start given makeup’s 10,000 year history, some of the amazing pieces and cultural history she’s discovered along the way - like why a lipstick is called a lipstick bullet, that blew my mind - and of course, when you can visit yourself.The Founder of Poshly Cosmetics Founder & Beauty Expert, Doreen is someone who knows the makeup space intimately, working in the industry, providing consumer insights to some of the biggest beauty brands. So she was the perfect person, as she put it, to beauty nerd out together.If you enjoy this or any episode of Beauty Island, I have a little favour to ask. If you aren’t, please subscribe, rate five stars and if you’re listening on Apple Podcasts, write a little review about why you enjoy the podcast. It takes just a few seconds and means the world to me. Or you can recommend to a friend! Or a casual acquaintance! Or a total stranger standing beside you on the bus. And you can take a screenshot, share it on your Instagram story and tag me @beautyislandpodcast so I can see where you’re listening.Now, over to Doreen. Enjoy.____Learn more about The Makeup Museum@makeupmuseumofficialFollow host Brittany Stewart:Instagram: @brittanybeautybts @beautyislandpodcastEmail: beautyislandpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe to It's A Beauty! Newsletter for no BS beauty reviews, tips and tricks. (It's free!)Visit the website beautyislandpodcast.comSound effects obtained from ZapsplatMusic: Dexter Britain

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with inventor and celebrity hair stylist Sarah Potempa and her sister and co-founder of The Beachwaver Co. Erin Potempa-Wall. Sarah speaks with us about her entrepreneurial journey, and Erin shares insights about beauty brand intellectual property. Both have fascinating and fun perspectives to share about launching their beauty brand. “It's really exciting to see the possibilities... I do believe that literally anything is possible. You can dream it up and you can make it happen." - Sarah Potempa

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Rose Fernandez, CEO of Algenist. Rose speaks with us about starting her career in beauty retail, and how to move beauty brands toward sustainability. “I have a mob of mentors... mentorship is important. It's more meaningful when it's a two-way relationship." - Rose Fernandez

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Dorion Renaud of Buttah Skin. Dorion speaks about his entrepreneurial journey and advice for skincare brand founders. "I created my brand because I didn't want anyone else to tell me 'no' ever again... starting your own business, I would recommend it." - Dorion Renaud

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Neil Soni, author of The Startup Gold Mine. Neil speaks about his background in the cosmetics industry, his entrepreneurial journey and his advice for startup founders, especially related to M&A activities. "This is the best time ever to be a beauty entrepreneur..." - Neil Soni

Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch interviews Amanda McIntosh, founder of Take My Face Off and creator of The Mitty®. Amanda shares with listeners about her background and entrepreneurial journey as well as incredible advice for breaking into the beauty industry.

Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch interviews Jeannie Jarnot, Founder of Beauty Heroes, the destination for clean beauty. Jeannie shares insights about her entrepreneurial journey and advice for beauty entrepreneurs courting retailers. Of course, she also imparts a wealth of knowledge about clean beauty and Blue Beauty. “We need to shift this industry to a more sustainable place." - Jeannie Jarnot, Beauty Heroes

Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch interviews Kalle Simpson, Founder of NIGHT, a brand of luxury sleep products with beauty benefits. Kalle speaks about her entrepreneurial journey starting in the bedding industry to breaking down barriers in beauty, including product pricing, product development and PR advice for entrepreneurs. “The number one thing that I think should be leading your pricing conversation, what the consumer opens up their wallet and actually pays for, is the marketplace. You should know your competitors. You should know exactly what they're priced at. You should have bought their product. You should know every specc of their product, and then if you can prove that your product is superior to them, then you have a case for going a higher price than them." - Kalle Simpson

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Mariya Nurislamova, CEO and Founder of Scentbird and Deck of Scarlet. Mariya speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, Venture Capital fundraising, finding business model fit, expansion into new product categories, data and analytics, working with influencers, measuring company work culture, and more. “I don't think it's easy to survive as an entrepreneur wtihout mentors... One of the best pieces of advice for me was to not give up." - Mariya Nurislamova

Celebrities will put their names on everything from cars to coffee.  But when a celebrity comes out with their own beauty line, how involved are they really?  We tapped Doreen Bloch, the founder and CEO of Poshly, a beauty-focused data analytics company to shed some light on the growing trends of celeb beauty lines.  She'll dish on the best and worst of celebrity beauty, and then shares some great facts on lipstick. After listening to this podcast you may never try on lipstick in a store again!

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with Sara Happ, founder of Sara Happ. Sara speaks about her entrepreneurial journey, scaling her business and so much more! “If you're interacting with a Sara Happ product, we want you to be in love with it... We want you to love it so much the minute you pick it up, and we want you to love the way it feels and tastes and smells. And we want you to love it the next day. And we want you to love it so much that you gift it to your friends and your family... We want you to love it from every single step, and being the lip expert, that's all we think about." - Sara Happ

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch chats with Léa Benkoski,cosmetics chemist and Global Marketing Manager at SkinCeuticals. Léa talks about academic background, how she got started in the beauty industry, and key lessons for beauty entrepreneurs, including: Trending ingredients like Vitamin C or algae Ingredient and product efficacy and safety studies The reason luxury and mass products are priced differently The emotional impact of scent and perfumery Having a strong vision for your brand, and maintaining it as you scale your team The feeling of approving the final formula for a product Advice for how to add value to your team in any situation How beauty creates an everyday impact on people “Inspiration can come from everywhere. It's really important to keep an eye open on everything that's going on in any industry because that's where you can score something that's really innovative...” - Léa Benkoski

In this episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch chats with Youtube influencer and body positivity activist Loey Lane, founder of new brand Love AnyBody (https://loveanybody.com/). Loey talks about getting her start as a beauty and fashion guru online, and how she launched her brand, including: Why self care products should be body positive Creating products that resonate with the Youtube audience Developing a brand with an agency Leaving her mark on the brand’s packaging Landing her dream retailer Target as the brand’s launch partner Advice for entrepreneurs on working with influencers Family as mentors and support system “I paved that path for myself when I didn't necessarily know that it was there, and I cultivated an amazing audience around the very wholesome idea that you're just worthy in your own skin, and it's okay to love yourself, and it's okay to feel beautiful.” - Loey Lane

In the podcast's first-ever episode, Beauty Business School host & Poshly.com founder Doreen Bloch speaks with beauty pioneer Rose-Marie Swift of RMS Beauty. Rose-Marie shares her dynamic entrepreneurial journey, including: Embracing the raw food movement Her contempt for plastic packaging Finding the right cosmetics lab to manufacture her organic products Photography as motivation Product iteration that takes years How to create a team of disciples, not employees Why you should stop listening to what everybody’s telling you to do “Put out a product that you are vibing from your heart and your soul.” - Rose-Marie Swift

This week’s guest is Doreen Bloch, founder and CEO of Poshly, a data company focused on beauty. Besides being one of my favorite people, Doreen is whip smart, super talented, and very passionate. During this chat, we covered a lot: -Doreen’s experience growing up in Silicon Valley -Doreen’s thoughts on the American education system -Tips and wisdom for pitching to investors -Where the idea for Poshly came from -How she handles tough times -and much more! Say hi to Doreen on Twitter and tell her what you thought of the show: @DoreenBloch Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BTB099

Jenna and Doreen Bloch discuss her journey building Poshly and how gamification encourages users to honestly review beauty products. 

Doreen Bloch has written the book - literally - on which companies constitute "The Coolest Startups in America."   Bloch, herself an entrepreneur and founder of Poshly.com, has surveyed the American business landscape to reveal the country's most innovative newcomers.  She reveals the common threads among these uncommon small businesses. Bloch, who personifies the cutting-edge, unconventional thinking taught at the Wizard Academy, is interviewed by Academy faculty member and graduate Dean Rotbart and by David Biondo, a veteran financial planner and successful entrepreneur. Rotbart and Biondo produce Monday Morning Radio and serve as co-hosts in cooperation with Business Unconventional on 710 KNUS AM in Denver. Be sure to follow B. Unconventional on Twitter: @BUnRadio and subscribe to Roy H. Williams's Monday Morning Memo.  The best things in life really are free! Run Time:  31 min  01 sec Photo: Doreen Bloch, Poshly.com and The Coolest Startups in America

Doreen Block, a startup strategy consulting, entrepreneur and author of The Coolest Startups in America joins co-hosts David Biondo and Dean Rotbart in a conversation about what it takes to be a successful, standout startup business.  In her new book, Doreen identifies 72 of the best, most innovative companies in the United States. This is part one of a two-part interview. B. Unconventional airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST).  The program is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  Original air date:  March 4, 2012 Photo: Doreen Bloch, Coolest Startups in America

Surprise guest Doreen Bloch, author of The Coolest Startup in America and a guest on the March 4, 2012, edition of B. Unconventional, phones in from New York to talk about GoSpotCheck and why she included it in her book's "honorable mentions" list. Says Doreen:  "I think it is really exciting what GoSpotCheck is doing." GoSpotCheck provides businesses with real-time insight into their store merchandising using an innovative mobile application.  Three executives from GoSpotCheck join co-hosts David Biondo and Dean Rotbart in-studio this segment to discuss their crowdsourced mobile workforce of consumers who are paid to complete "missions." The GoSpotCheck executives are Matt Talbot, CEO; Samantha Holloway, Head of Customer Insights; and Joey Alfano, Head of Mission Control. This is part two of a two-part interview Also on this segment, Homer Hudson Hillis, Jr., Business Unconventional's Certified Entrepreneur #1, talks about busting entrepreneurial myths.  Contrary to popular opinion, you don't need money to succeed. B. Unconventional airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST).  The program is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  Original air date:  March 11, 2012 Photo: