Podcasts about jennysue makeup

Yes, your makeup has an expiration date. In this short #TryThisTuesday episode I share what types of makeup expires the quickest and how to implement this easy, but necessary Sharpie marker trick to your makeup collection.Follow me on Instagram: https://instagrram.com/jennysuemakeupSubscribe to my YouTube: https://youtube.com/jennysuemakeup

Season 2 of Pretty Powerful with JennySue Makeup kicks off with a short, but light episode. I share what's been going on and how I've come up with a new revenue stream. I had to pivot because of the shutdown and it's been amazing. I'll link the information for my new Virtual Makeup Lessons below here. Also, I share my top 5 Instagram quote posts that hopefully will help bring a smile to your face today.Follow me on Instagram and say hi: https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeupInterested in a Virtual Makeup Lesson? Read all about how they work: https://www.jennysuemakeup.com/2020/04/why-a-virtual-makeup-lesson-might-be-exactly-what-you-need-right-now.html

In this episode, Beth Hughes, a true southern belle and boss lady, shares how a dark place in her life was just the nudge she needed to start her soy candle company, Little Light Co, and let her little light shine!For most of her adult life she had been working in corporate America but first tried her hand at soap making on the side which ultimately failed. Not letting that failed attempt get her down, she then channeled her true love of always wanting candles around her, to lead her into figuring out how to make her own non-toxic soy based candles. Episode notes:Beth gives us a look into why she believes that branding is so important when starting your own company, why she scaled her candles down to just 7 signature scents, why she’ll never use florals or foods in her candles, and how making $30,000 in just one year by doing candle making on the side encouraged her to take the leap into going full time into Little Light Co.Beth’s  social links ;Website : http://www.littlelightco.com/aboutInstagram :https://www.instagram.com/littlelightco/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/littlelightcandleco/?ref=hlHer favorite beauty products :Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar http://bit.ly/3ddb3kfDerma Roller http://bit.ly/2IW7AsxOrgaid Organic Sheet Face Masks http://bit.ly/3dbBWFb

The goal of Marvella’s artwork is always to capture the attention of a specific audience by creating the balance of information and illustration with clean and vibrant chalk art.  She shares her favorite and least favorite types of images to draw, what tools she prefers, why marketing her work is still one of the hardest things about being an artist, and what her future goals are for taking on chalk art as a career.Marvella’s social links & website:https://www.marvellachalks.comhttps://www.instagram.com/marvellachalkshttps://www.facebook.com/marvellachalksHer beauty product faves (mentioned in the episode):Burt’s Bees Daily moisturizer : http://bit.ly/30EbSMXBurt’s Bees Goodness Glows foundation : http://bit.ly/2RdDpleMaybelline Brow Precise Volumizer: http://bit.ly/2TIS3D4My Pretty Powerful ProductIsle of Paradise self tanning drops: http://bit.ly/2mKkbqG

As a struggling young musician, Jaclyn had no budget to pay someone else to create her logo or website to promote her music. So she figured out how to do it on her own, which ultimately led her to realize not only did she have a passion for music, but also a passion for creative branding.Follow me on Instagram:https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeupJaclyn’s websites & social links:https://jaclynsteele.comhttps://steeleinternational.cohttps://www.instagram.com/jaclynsteelehttps://www.instagram.com/steeleinternationalYoutube : https://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialJaclynSteeleThe “Expense of Compassion” blog post :https://jaclynsteeleinternational.com/the-expense-of-compassionPretty Powerful products :Lawless Eyeshadow Palette :http://bit.ly/2MqRYhXLanolips The Original : http://bit.ly/2MyZGqu Josie Maran Argan Oil Daily Tinted Moisturizer : http://bit.ly/33lW2XDMy Pretty Powerful product :It Cosmetics Heavenly complexion perfection brush : http://bit.ly/2OCPgIP

In this part two of two, we dive more into what it takes to run a successful online and brick and mortar business, the ins and outs, ups and downs, and why she thinks you should not be afraid to go ALL IN when starting your own business. Dara also gives her thoughts on the secret sauce behind how her store continues to thrive in such a difficult space such as retail. Hint, it’s NOT the things sold in the store. Epiphany Athens social links : https://www.epiphanyathens.com https://www.instagram.com/epiphanyathens https://www.facebook.com/epiphanyathens Charities : Heart For Orphans http://www.heartfororphans.com Mercy Heath Center https://mercyhealthcenter.net Kupendwa Ministries https://www.kupendwaministries.org International Justice Mission https://www.ijm.org Chosen For Life http://chosenforlifeministries.org Downtown Ministries https://downtownministries.org/home Dara’s favorite products : Crack Hair Product http://bit.ly/2ywNHTG Laura Mercier Secret Brightening powder http://bit.ly/2MvZUjv Ambre Essence perfume oil https://shop.ambreblends.com/collections/ambre-essence/products/ambre-pure-essence-oil-30ml-bottle My Pretty Powerful Product of the day : Glossier Cloud Paint http://bit.ly/31bUZsd

In this part one of two, Dara dives into heartfelt topics such as adoption abroad and the moment she met her daughter for the first time in an orphanage in the Ukraine. This is one of the life moments that would soon be part of the foundation for figuring out the business model and mission for her store. You’ll get to know Dara’s fascinating backstory that took her from getting her masters degree, to becoming a missionary, and ultimately creating a retail store whose main goal is to give back with each sale made. Be on the lookout for Part 2. Epiphany Athens: https://www.epiphanyathens.com/ https://www.instagram.com/epiphanyathens https://www.facebook.com/epiphanyathens JennySue Makeup: https://jennysuemakeup.com https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeup https://facebook.com/jennysuemakeup https://twitter.com/jennysuemakeup

Katie Jacobs is a wife, mom of 2 boys, and owns a well loved clothing boutique in the heart of downtown Athens called Cheeky Peach. She is a graduate from the University of Georgia with a degree in magazine and photo journalism. After an unfortunate experience with a photography business right out of college, she turned to selling jewelry wholesale. This newfound passion for accessories and fashion turned out to be one of the experiences that helped her launch her own boutique and turn it into the successful store it is today. She dives into how she did it while having two small children, the importance of authenticity in business, and what it’s like working with your spouse. In a world of fast fashion and online shopping being so prevalent , Katie has managed to build a loyal client base and a thriving boutique business. Katie's Links: https://shopcheekypeach.com https://www.instagram.com/cheekypeach/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/cheekypeach/?rf=680141272033523 Jennifer Links: https://www.jennysuemakeup.com https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeup https://facebook.com/jennysuemakeup https://twitter.com/jennysuemakeup https://pinterest.com/jennysuemakeup Katie’s products suggestions : High Beam Liquid Highlighter by Benefit http://bit.ly/2utwicr Bare Minerals Matte liquid lip color in “Swag” http://bit.ly/2uqIMSa Ulta Peach Pop Blush Palette http://bit.ly/2USdMGd My Pretty Powerful Product Of The Day : Cover Girl Lash Blast Volume mascara http://bit.ly/2TYaBQJ

I sit down with classic style blogger, Beth Jalili of the popular blog, Style At A Certain Age. In a social media and blogging world that seems saturated with twenty-something entrepreneurs, Beth didn’t even START her blogging career, until 50-something. Beth is a wife, mom of 3 grown boys, and is a world traveler. Her leap into social media and blogging happened after her book agent (yes, she’s also a writer!) suggested she start some social media accounts as a way to advertise her book. She had no idea what she was getting into, didn’t even read blogs at the time, but because of her midwestern “GET IT DONE” roots and background, she jumped in with both feet and figured it out along the way. The blog success wasn’t immediate and came with years of hard work which Beth discusses with me on this episode along with some of her social media tips. She now has worked with big brands like Christopher + Banks, Ann Taylor, JC Penney, and just recently landed a gig as an on air guest host personality with the popular shopping network HSN. Beth always had a passion for shopping for clothes and styling them, and her husband Mack joked with her recently that her “passion project” has finally paid off! Beth Links: https://www.styleatacertainage.com/ https://www.instagram.com/styleatacertainage/ https://www.facebook.com/styleatacertainage https://twitter.com/bethdjalali https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGcVJdjxZsQlOFqkU06P47w/ Jennifer Links: https://www.jennysuemakeup.com https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeup https://facebook.com/jennysuemakeup https://twitter.com/jennysuemakeup https://pinterest.com/jennysuemakeup Beth’s products : Biossance Squalene + Vitamin C Rose Oil http://bit.ly/2U3l8cA Urban Decay Subversion eyelash primer http://bit.ly/2JoCOvi Nars “Orgasm” blush http://bit.ly/2U0wCOa My Pretty Powerful Product Of The Day: It Cosmetics Illuminating CC cream http://bit.ly/2JqHXmH

In my first episode for the Pretty Powerful podcast, I interview owner of TransFit Athens, Caroline Ward. She is a University of Georgia graduate and two-time NCAA gymnastics champion and has a passion for fitness. You'll hear, in this episode Caroline's top 3 power foods, how she manages to wake up at 4:45AM including her makeup must haves, and how exercise brought her out from postpartum depression. Plus, at the end I share my "Pretty Powerful" makeup product of the day. Caroline Links: https://www.transfitathens.com https://instgram.com/transfitathens https://facebook.com/transfitathens Jennifer Links: https://www.jennysuemakeup.com https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeup https://facebook.com/jennysuemakeup https://twitter.com/jennysuemakeup https://pinterest.com/jennysuemakeup Product Links: Burt's Bees Tinted Lip Balm: http://bit.ly/2W26f7W Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Concealer: http://bit.ly/2RBYXG1 L'Oréal Voluminous Mascara: http://bit.ly/2DZdtC6

If you are a die Hard Georgia Bulldog football fan, this podcast episode is for you. Typically on Thursdays, Will Leitch, Scott Duvall & Tony Waller join in previewing the upcoming game that Georgia will be playing. This week, however, the Dawgs are on a bye week. Not even considering taking a week off ourselves, Will decided to have Tony and Scott (two lifelong Georgia fans) rank in order of least objectionable to most objectionable SEC teams, fan bases etcetera. Basically counting it down from 13 to 1 in which schools we actually kind of like to the ones where and 0-8 record in the SEC and finishing with a miserable overall record still wouldn’t be enough to satisfy us. In this episode, Tony will share many stories similar to the one you hear at the start of this episode about the time a DJ tried to play Rocky Top at his wedding to an instance where he literally had Smokey, the Volunteer’s blue tick hound mascot by the collar and was leading him, well, I’ll let him tell the story. We also welcome in a special guest later on the program and she will reveal Scott's #1 most objectionable team in the SEC. Why? Well, she grew up with this school near her backyard across the border in another state and developed her dislike for their color scheme at an early age. Co-hosts: Will Leitch: http://sportsonearth.com Tony Waller: http://georgiasports.blogspot.com Scott Duvall: http://jawavifilms.com Special Guest: Jennifer Duvall (aka JennySue Makeup): http://jennysuemakeup.com