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Are you looking for a sizzling summer romance to listen to this summer? Well just landed in the RNIB Talking Books Library is ‘Hits Different' by social media influencer, proud cochlear implant wearer and global ambassador for DeafKidz International, pre-loved brand ambassador for eBay, and brand ambassador for Ann Summers, Loreal Paris, Essie and Sky, Tasha Ghouri, who was also the first deaf contestant on Love Island too.   RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey caught up with Tasha when she came into the RNIB Talking Books studios to record an exclusive introduction to 'Hits Different' to find out more about her debut sizzling summer romance and to find out what it was like for her taking part in Love Island and whether any of her experiences on Love Island made it into Hits Different. About ‘Hits Different' Based on Tasha's own experiences as a deaf dancer ‘Hits Different' is a sizzling romance with an empowering message of self-love, perfect for fans of Emily Henry and Talia Hibbert. Cassie needs a change. She's in a job she hates, dating a guy who couldn't care less about her, and secretly dreaming of making her dance ambitions a reality. But that's all they are, dreams. Because no way could she actually do it . . . right? But then an opportunity to dance on tour with a global superstar presents itself and Cassie decides to give it a shot. Jetting off for a hot summer in Ibiza, her dreams seem closer than ever, and so does real love. Levi, the guy she keeps bumping into, sees and uplifts her in a way no one else ever has. If only Cassie could believe in herself like he does, she might find that life hits different when you learn to love yourself first . . .  To find out more about Tasha, why not join her 1.5 million followers on Instagram @tashaghouri 'Hits Different' by Tasha Ghouri and Lizzie Huxley-Jones published on 6th June 2024 by Bonnier Books is now available to listen to from the RNIB Talking Books Library - https://www.rnib.org.uk/living-with-sight-loss/independent-living/reading-and-books/talking-books/  (Image shows Tasha, Toby and Toby's guide dog Willow with the Grimaldi building in the background)

David Hutchens: Leadership Story Deck David Hutchens helps leaders find and tell their stories. He works with leaders around the world to find, craft, and tell their most urgent stories for the purpose of creating shared meaning, preserving culture, disseminating learning, and speeding change in organizations. He has taught the Storytelling Leader program at some of the most influential organizations, including NASA, Paypal, Loreal Paris, Cisco, Walmart, Google, FedEx — and he's written many books, including the Circle of the 9 Muses*, Story Dash*, and The Leadership Story Deck*. He is the co-creator with longtime friend of the show Susan Gerke of the GO Team program. Many of us have heard that we should be vulnerable and, at least occasionally, share a story about ourselves. But how do you tell a story about yourself without making the entire interaction about you? In this episode, David and I explore how to best utilize a personal story to help the organization move forward. Key Points While leaders more often tell stories about others, a personal story can be very powerful for relationship building. An effective, personal story is 2-3 minutes. Telling a story about yourself needs to have a leadership point. Be clear on the “so what?” once the story concludes. Even if you don't quite capture all the emotion, say the word out loud that describes the emotion you want to convey. Share your stories with others to get objective insight to tighten your message. Resources Mentioned Leadership Story Deck by David Hutchens (use code CFL24 for a limited-time discount) Related Episodes Ignite Change Through Storytelling, with Nancy Duarte and Patti Sanchez (episode 268) How to Start Better With Peers, with Michael Bungay Stanier (episode 635) What Vulnerable Leadership Sounds Like, with Jacob Morgan (episode 648) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic. To accelerate your learning, uncover more inside Coaching for Leaders Plus.

Tasha Ghouri is a television personality, activist, dancer and model, most recognised for her stint on the 2022 Summer series of Love Island UK, with Tasha being the first deaf person to enter the Villa. Referring to being deaf as her ‘Superpower', Tasha was born deaf - with her parents identifying her disability when she was just 12 months old - and wears a cochlear implant in her right ear. She launched her own podcast ‘Superpowers with Tasha'' in February 2023, which focuses on normalising disabilities and explores what once made her feel like an outcast now being her greatest source of strength and community. Following her exit from Villa and over the last two years, Tasha became the first ever pre-loved brand ambassador for eBay and worked with the likes of brand ambassador for Ann Summers, Loreal Paris, and Essie. In 2021, she was praised for an ASOS campaign where she modelled for ASOS' earrings wearing the implant and became a figurehead in the deaf community. I'm really looking forward to sitting down with Tasha today to talk about her time during the filming of Love Island, but also to explore life after leaving the Villa; whether the Love Island bubble has truly burst and her work to normalise her differences throughout everything that she does. - Tasha's early life- The story behind Tasha's cochlear implant- Tasha reveals her struggle being deaf at school- Why it is essential that schools become accessible- Why Tasha nearly didn't go on Love Island- Tasha shares how accessible the Love Island villa is- Tasha reveals behind the scenes of her first day on Love Island- Tasha's experience with the Love Island psych team Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Według danych Ipsos zebranych w 2021 r. w Polsce aż 84% kobiet doświadczyło molestowania w miejscach publicznych. Co jeszcze gorsze, tylko 41% z nich mogło liczyć na reakcję świadków tej sytuacji. Aby przekonać do reagowania i uczyć jak to robić, marka Loreal Paris, organizacja Right to Be oraz Centrum Praw Kobiet rozpoczęła kampanię społeczną "Stand Up. Sprzeciw się molestowaniu w miejscach publicznych". Umożliwia ona m.in udział w szkoleniach, na których można poznać metodę 5D - to kompleksowy zestaw podpowiedzi, jak w bezpieczny dla siebie i innych sposób, zachować się będąc świadkiem molestowania w miejscach publicznych. Organizatorzy kampanii zwracają uwagę, że każda osoba, niezależnie od pory czy miejsca, ma prawo czuć się bezpiecznie i nikt nie może obwiniać jej za sytuację w jakiej się znalazła. O konsekwencjach doświadczenia molestowania, metodzie 5D oraz szkoleniach, opowie prowadząca je psycholożka, Aga Sugier.

Review of Loreal Paris shaping stick- by Dr Afshan HashmiDr. Afshan Hashmi's Radio & TV Show is broadcast live Wednesdays at 6PM ET.Dr. Afshan Hashmi's TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Dr. Afshan Hashmi's Radio Show is broadcast on W4WNRadio - Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). The podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Ten companies and counting. The Good Glamm Group's buying spree helps the unicorn to strengthen its direct to consumer play. Host Dia Rekhi speaks to Nowshad Rizwanullah, CEO, MissMalini Entertainment and Co-Founder of the Good Creator Co and ET's Sneha Shah to find out more about the company's content-to-commerce play and whether the company will change their strategy after ScoopWhoop finds itself in the news for the wrong reasons. Credits: Maybelline New York, Lakme India, Loreal Paris, CNBC TV-18, Chetali Chadha, One India

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On this special episode of Make It Reign, Josh talks to L'Oreal Paris ambassador, model, entrepreneur and body image activist Iskra Lawrence Iskra was dropped by her modelling agency at just 15 years old for being in quotation marks, "TOO BIG," which led to body image issues and disordered eating. Since her recovery Iskra has been determined to change the perception of women across society. Here Iskra opens up about her journey towards feeling worth it including the toxic relationships, mental health and body image issues she's had to overcome along the way and how becoming a mother gave her a new respect for her body. She also candidly opens up about the street harassment she has experienced in her life and how we need to encourage men to have conversations about their behaiour. Open and honest conversations are key to making it reign and as Iskra powerfully shows talking about her insecurities ultimately saved her, so we hope this episode encourages you to embrace your worth and let your voice be heard. You can follow Josh on social media across @joshsmithhosts and don't forget to subscribe, follow, rate and comment if you loved the episode as we love to hear from you, queens! Josh will be back to Make it Reign with another Queen next time!This special episode is sponsored by L'Oreal Paris who are celebrating 50 years of the iconic phrase BECAUSE YOU'RE WORTH IT. Since then L’Oreal Paris has continuously encouraged women to stand up, be heard and be the change they want to see in society, showing that we’re ALL worth it!

Episode 28 of The Blank Canvas Podcast with Graham Shearer. One Australia’s most revered photographers, Graham Shearer's path to success sounds like something out of a romance novel but it’s a true blue Aussie success story. Born and Raised in Perth, WA. As a hobby Graham photographed his family, landscapes and surfers but couldn't have dreamed of a career in photography. To his parents horror, he dropped out of his accounting studies and went travelling. Meeting his future wife, Patricia Merk, a French model on holiday in Bali, Graham began travelling with Patricia, working as a male model and shooting test shots of model friends. His first paid assignment was in Tokyo for a Japanese fashion magazine. In the early 80’s Graham and his now wife, Patricia Mark moved to Sydney and quickly rose up the ranks as a photographer. Patricia became fashion editor of Dolly magazine, with Graham her go-to photographer. Under the leadership of a prodigious young editor, Lisa Wilkinson, the magazine was an extraordinary success. Before long Graham was the most in-demand fashion and portrait photographers in Australia and across the globe. He photographed supermodels (including Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Elle MacPherson), actors (Nicole Kidman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Keanu Reeves, Christopher Lambert, Kim Basinger, etc) and brands such as Qantas, Loreal Paris, Rolex and Moet & Chandon. Magazines Graham worked for include iconic US publications Vanity Fair, Interview and Vogue, Italian Elle, UK’s Tattler, France’s Madame Figaro. Graham’s strength lies in his ability to capture natural beauty with effortless, refined and timeless style. Combine that with his infectious enthusiasm and it’s an irresistible combination. Yours truly got his start in the business when Graham spotted me as a young grommet in 1984 and put me front and centre in Dolly magazine for a few years. This a candid conversation in which we discuss everything from Graham’s approach to his craft, working with ’The Body’ at the height of her career, to dropping his daks mid-shoot with The Duchess of Kent. Website: GrahamShearer.Com W: https://theblankcanvaspodcast.com.au/ W: https://leerogers.com.au/ SOCIALS Insta: @theblankcanvaspodcast FB - The Blank Canvas Podcast Twitter: @blankcanvaspod THE BLANK CANVAS TEAM Produced by Lee Rogers & Rien MacDonald. Audio support by Jason Murphy/GASinc Music by Rodrigo Enrique Bustos. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bylgja í Morðcastinu vermir gestasætið frekar óvænt en mjög vel! Getum við byrjað á að skála yfir að drulludelinn Viktoría hafi fengið að fljúga lóðbeint heim til sín? Svaka mikið drama í þessari seríu, jafnvel fullmikið! Þátturinn er í boði L'OREAL PARIS.

Smááá auka næs. Te um keppendur - þjálfarar stíga fram og ásakanir um rasisma meðal annars...Svo þykist Eva vera einhver Bachelor sjáandi og geta spáð fyrir um úrslitin - hún er viss um hver vinnur þetta!

Gleðilegt nýtt BACHELORÁR! Hver er þessi Matt sem ætlar að leiða okkur í enn eitt fallega ferðalagið í leit að ást? Þú kemst að því hér, og líka hvers vegna hann var valinn, hver Jonni sporðdreki er og að hvernig konu drengurinn leitar.Þátturinn er í boði L'ORÉAL PARIS ❤

Erum við að tala um besta top 4 nokkru sinni? Elska hvern einasta mann sem er eftir og finnst glatað að Quenn T geti ekki gifst þeim öllum bara. Bennett var líka sendur heim tvisvar sem var líka extra skemmtilegt! Svo fáum við óvenjulegt Men Tell All þar sem greinilega ekki allir fengu boð, líklega útaf dotlu.Gestur þáttarins er Fanney Skúladóttir, eigandi Busy mom Iceland og þátturinn er í boði L'ORÉAL PARIS.

Marcelo Bhanu y mi instragram es @MARCELOBHANU además la gente en redes sociales me conoce como #MAQUILLOSITO - hashtag que tiene cerca de 30.000 usos-. Maquillador autodidacta con más de 14 años de experiencia; trabajando principalmente en el rubro de moda y publicidad trabajando para revistas como: Paula, Mujer, Ya, Caras, Para Ti, Vanidades, One Book, Report, Rolling Stone Chile, D Mag, Catalogue, entre otras. Además de trabajar en comerciales y campañas publicitarias de diferentes marcas, también dictando clases de maquillaje actualmente doy clases AUTOMAQUILLAJE ONLINE -POR PANDEMIA PORQUE LAS HACIA DE MANERA PRESENCIAL- También hacía clases de make-up editorial en varios lugares - presenciales-, hacia talleres de maquillaje social en la CORPORACION CULTURAL DE QUILICURA y en su DEPARTAMENTO DE DIVERSIDAD SEXUAL CON TALLERES PARA PERSONAS EN TRANSITO, tambien en organizaciones como OTD y HOSPITAL EL PINO, pero estos proyectos quedaron en espera producto de la pandemia y del 18 de octubre del 2019. Trabajé en programa de imitadores MI NOMBRE ES realizando maquillaje de caracterización, también he podido maquillar una que otra persona famosa, entre otras labores. Salgo algunas veces en televisión y programas de radio haciendo el loco porque hablo de corrido. Durante tres años conté con el auspicio de la marca DIOR y actualmente cuento con el apoyo de muchas marcas que me fascinan y me facilitan la vida al momento de trabajar como: PAMELA GRANT, NATURA, NYX COSMETICS, BURT´S BEES, 3INA, MAYBELLINE, GARNIER, LOREAL PARIS, URBAN DECAY, BENEFIT, VOGUE COSMETICOS, LANCOME, MAC COSMETICS y algunas cuantas más. Hago transmisiones, presentaciones de productos, cursos y concursos con muchas de estas MARCAS por medio de sus redes sociales o en las mías -he llegado a regalar hasta 108 de mis productos favoritos para maquillar-. Tengo un instagram donde subo información de productos que uso en mi trabajo sin importar la marca que sea, si me gusta lo subo; siempre respondo TODO lo que me preguntan sea esto bueno o malo. Amo maquillar y poder trabajar con diferentes texturas. Para mi es vital saber el por qué de las cosas y siempre ser lo más profesional posible. Con este programa de ENTEL DIGITALIZADOS me he dado cuenta que soy una pyme y que yo soy el producto que a la vez es un intangible... porque "vendo" conocimientos y me vendo a mi mismo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/emprender-es-clave/message

Today I’m talking to Daisy Boateng who joins me down the line from New York. Daisy has worked in the beauty industry for many years, with a career spanning brands such as L’Oreal Paris, Essie, NYX Cosmetics and Maybelline. With all of this experience to share, she has created the Step Up Sorority, aiming to mentor young BAME women and equip them to achieve their career aspirations. Here are a few of the things that we discuss in this episode that you may wish to take a look at… Daisy’s Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/daisyboatengThe Step Up Sorority: https://thestepupsorority.comThe Step Up Sorority on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestepupsororityBozoma St John: https://www.instagram.com/badassbozSharon, founder of Uoma Beauty and Pull Up for Change: https://www.instagram.com/heysharonc See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dans cet épisode, on parle création de marque cosmétique avec Issima Oniangué, directrice développement produits pour la marque L'Oréal Paris, marque du groupe L'Oréal. Dans cet épisode, elle nous donne les clés pour être précurseur, être une marque qui innove qui dure dans le temps et qui reste fidèle à sa vision. - On a aussi parler de comment les petites marques pouvaient créer leur produits pour se lancer - De l'arrivée de Fenty beauty - Des trends avec Glossier - Des opportunités business dans le cosmétique - Des challenges du cosmétique et des de la representation. cet épisode est une pépite qu'on a hâte que vous écoutiez. très bonne écoute!

" Ciro Sollero é um artista de manipulação e ilustração do Rio de Janeiro. Formado em Design pela PUC, começou a carreira em 2007 na Seagulls Fly ficando até o seu encerramento em 2012. Mesmo ano em que teve oportunidade de integrar a equipe de produção da W/McCann, onde se especializou em High End Beauty Retouch para marcas como L’Oreal Paris e Maybelline NY. Em paralelo a sua carreira de manipulação, está lançando a KEMAIKAI que é uma plataforma de venda de arte."

Hello, and welcome to Lechem Panim. Winning Things— I don't know how many of you have every won anything before. Winning things can be exciting. Once I remember entering a contest for a Canon digital camera. And I actually won, which absolutely made my week! It is fun to win things. And sometimes that desire to win things can be intoxicating; even addictive.      I've never played the lottery before. And I don't think it is a right way to use the money God has given me. But sometimes it appears on the news, especially when there is a record-breaking jackpot. And a lot of people are interested in that event. And many many people buy lottery tickets just so that they can have a chance of winning that money. Now the chances of winning are astronomical! They say you have better chances of getting struck by lightning. Now I think my odds would be better. Chances are, I'd get struck by lightning twice; probably. But you know, it doesn't matter how impossible those odds are, when the winner is announced those people who have entered are glued to that announcement. Because no matter how small their chances are, there is a chance. A chance of their lives being changed in one single moment. When your number is called. The Ultimate Win— What if the prize was more than money? What if it was also a relationship; the chance of being married to a wealthy or good-looking person? You know, it's fascinating how many people are captivated by the royal family. Well, have you ever imagined what it would be like to be somebody like Kate Middleton, instantly ushered into an enormous amount of wealth and into a relationship with another person; and more than that, into Royalty!? What would it be like to have your name called, for you to be chosen? Women's Lives Forever Changed— Well that is the situation that Esther has found herself in, whether she wanted it or not. She has been chosen from 50 million people to be a part of a harem of 400 girls. And the way the King (Ahasuerus) is going to choose his next queen is by having each individual woman spend a night with him in his bed. And the one who pleases him the most will be made queen. Now just think about what this would mean for Esther; being made to enter into the bed of a gentile king. And Esther is often criticized for this. Yet what we must realize is that this is completely out of her control. There's no such thing as women's rights. Ahasuerus made that pretty clear in his dealings with Vashti in chapter 1. Women were to remain subject to their husbands as the rulers of the household. And if women were to be subject to their husbands, how much more so to the will of the king. Esther is made to enter into a relationship that she knows is unholy. Yet she cannot resist. And so she also must prepare herself for her one night with the king. And King Ahasuerus clearly spares no expense in preparing these girls for their special one night with him. It says in… Esther 2:12 (ESV)— 12 Now when the turn came for each young woman to go in to King Ahasuerus, after being twelve months under the regulations for the women, since this was the regular period of their beautifying, six months with oil of myrrh and six months with spices and ointments for women— Princess Diaries— Now there's a movie that I remember watching with my wife a long time ago called Princess Diaries. Some of you may remember it. The story centers around a young girl who finds out that she is a princess and her journey towards becoming a queen; and the whole beautification process and learning that she has to go through in order to prepare herself to be queen. Everything from her hair being cut and straightened, eyebrows being waxed, makeup being done. Learning how to wave like a queen; walk like a queen; have the mannerisms of a queen; how to eat right at the royal table. And it takes time; time for her to go from being an ordinary, messy teenager to being an extra-ordinary, royal woman. And that is part of the humor of the movie, watching her as she tries to become this whole new person. Preparing for Royal Life— And in many respects, this is the exact same thing that Esther had to go through. She is being prepared for royal life. She is learning how to operate within a royal court. And more than that, she is beautifying herself. The text says that the women were given twelve months to beautify themselves. That's a lot of Maybelline, Loreal Paris, and everything else. Well, what is going on during those twelve months? The text says that they spent six of those months with oil of myrrh and another six months with spices and ointments for women—.  Cosmetic Burners— One of the unique things that archaeologists have found in Lachish in Israel are some cube-shaped spice burners. And these were originally thought to be used for burning incense during religious rituals. However, now it is believed that what these actually are are cosmetic burners used by women therapeutically and for hygienic purposes. A woman would take oil of roses, oil of cloves, or essence of musk (scents that are still being used today by the way) and place them in the cosmetic burners and heat them in the fire. Just wearing a robe that she would drape over her body like a tent, she would crouch over one of those burners and let that aroma cover and perfume her and scent her clothes. And one very famous archaeologist cites this passage as a biblical example of this very common ancient practice, which would make sense because aromatic oils and spices were actually Persia's major export. Persia was known for it. Remember the Magi who came to see Jesus, whom many scholars believe came from Medo-Persia? Two out of the three gifts they brought were aromatic oils (Frankincense and Myrrh).  One Night— Now this entire year of preparation is for one night; that first encounter with the king that each girl will have (as indicated in verse 12). And now that year is over; and each girl is preparing for her special night with the king. And it says of each woman in… Esther 2:13 (ESV)—13 when the young woman went in to the king in this way, she was given whatever she desired to take with her from the harem to the king's palace.  They have prepared themselves physically and now each girl has the privilege of picking out those things she is going to adorn herself with to make herself stand out. Dress for the Job You Want— Now you know that piece of wisdom, “Don't dress for the job you have, dress for the job you want to have.” Well that applies here. These girls want to make themselves look the part. And more than this, it is believed that these women were also allowed to keep whatever they chose. So you can imagine that each woman is trying to pick out the most expensive; the most elaborate; the most queenly things she can find. And you can imagine the spirit of competition; the bickering; the squabbling over who has the best whatever. This is all about who is the most beautiful; who has mastered the art of seduction better. I mean, talk about an uncomfortable environment. And yet what is amazing is that Esther keeps clear of all of that, as we will see. Now the text says of each woman… Esther 2:14a (ESV)— 14 In the evening she would go in, and in the morning she would return to the second harem in custody of Shaashgaz, the king's eunuch, who was in charge of the concubines.  Concubines— Ok, now what is going on here? We have mention of another second harem, another eunuch (Shaashgaz), and suddenly this word concubine. What is a concubine? Well a concubine is like a wife, but of lower status. They were women who were [officially recognized as the king's mistresses]. And this is what most (if not all) the women became after their one night with the king. Remember, Ahasuerus is not choosing one woman. He is choosing one Queen. After these women lost their virginity to the king during their one night, they became his concubines. And in fact [Each woman's first night with the king was her initiation as a concubine.] And this is who that second harem is for; for those women who had become concubines. And what this meant was that she could never return to her family; she could never marry. She went to the king's harem of concubines [where she would spend the rest of her life in luxurious but desolate seclusion...The woman would not even see the king again, unless he asked for her by name.] The text says… Esther 2:14b (ESV)—She would not go in to the king again, unless the king delighted in her and she was summoned by name. Old Dreams Died— Now I think it is important for us to understand the position that Esther has found herself in. Was it really a good thing for her to be chosen to be a part of this glorified beauty contest? Would she have seen it this way? I think sometimes we forget exactly what this would mean for her in that context. No hope of having a normal marriage between her and a man who would keep himself only for her; small chance of ever even seeing him again; small chance of raising a family of her own; and little chance of ever getting to see her friends and loved ones ever again. A new place; a beautiful and rich place, yes; but a place of isolation and loneliness among other women who most likely operated with a very different value system. Before we think she hit the jackpot too quickly, we must realize that every dream Esther ever had up until this point as to what her future would look like and her future relationships would look like have all died, as she is thrust into an environment and a situation she probably never would have chosen for herself. And yet she trusts God. And we will see just how much He is involved in all of this and how much He will take care of her as she moves in step with Him. A Present Trust in Christ— And you know, maybe things have taken a sudden turn in your life recently. Maybe your future that you at least had a general idea of what it would look like has suddenly either changed or become very uncertain. What we learn from Esther (and really the entire Bible) is this; and I want you to remember this; write it down; engrave it in your memory. It doesn't matter where life takes you. What matters is that wherever that might be, you are hand in hand with the Savior. God is less concerned about destinations than we think. He is more concerned about how we walk with Him. And for Esther that was in a relationship of faith and trust. And so I want to encourage you today (to encourage myself) to learn to walk in that relationship of faith and trust. If we can do that, we can have a peace that surpasses all understanding no matter what circumstances or trials life throws at us. Let us trust in Christ today. Amen.

Stéphane de la Faverie is the Global Brand President, Estée Lauder, a position he assumed in July 2016. With a proven track record of building and leading global brands, deep expertise across categories and channels, and a keen understanding of local relevance, Stéphane is the ideal leader to strengthen the Company’s namesake brand for its next stage of growth. Stéphane led Origins and Darphin from 2014, most recently in the role of Global Brand President. During this time, he led Origins’ rapid double-digit growth in China, while simultaneously invigorating the brand’s footprint in heritage markets such as North America through innovative retail capabilities. Additionally, he has spearheaded Darphin’s trend leadership, ultimately securing the brand’s position as a skin care opinion leader in the fast- growing oil category. Prior to this, Stéphane played a leadership role on the Company’s fragrance portfolio as Senior Vice President, Global General Manager, Aramis and Designer Fragrances. Prior to joining the Estée Lauder Companies, Stéphane served as General Manager, Giorgio Armani USA, a division of L’Oreal Paris, where he successfully launched several men’s and women’s fragrances. During his tenure, he was also responsible for the development of the beauty portfolio throughout North America. Stéphane began his career within the Lancôme Global brand in Paris. He then joined the Travel Retail division as Area Manager for the Luxury Products Group, North America, overseeing the Lancôme, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren and Biotherm beauty brands. Soon after, he was appointed General Manager, Lancôme, Australia and in 2006 joined Lancôme USA as Vice President of Marketing, overseeing both the skin care and fragrance categories. Stéphane was educated at ESC Bordeaux Business School, where he studied Marketing and Finance. In addition to speaking French, he is also fluent in English and Spanish. Stéphane lives in New York City and has three children. To stay connected with your host, follow @thomas.ma7 on Instagram

Episode 47:  Minimal Makeup With Mature Skin My name is Theresa Skrobanek and this is the “My Aging And Wellness” Podcast. This Podcast is all about aging well, feeling well, and looking great while doing it! I hope to make it okay to age and to bring you the bright side of aging. Products and tools talked about in this episode are: https://www.myagingandwellness.com/products-tools-that-i-love/ Here are the products that I talk about in this Podcast episode: Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist: https://amzn.to/39pbpky Hyaluronic Acid Serum for Skin, L'Oreal Paris: https://amzn.to/33PPfa6 L'Oreal Age Perfect Hydra-Nutrition Golden Balm Eye Cream: https://amzn.to/3bsMXjH Face Moisturizer with SPF 25 by L’Oreal Paris, Revitalift Anti-Aging Face Moisturizer with Pro-Retinol: https://amzn.to/2JgIQeq Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream SPF 50+: https://amzn.to/3dCURcr (no need to add serum to your makeup because this has it) Burt's Bees 100% Natural Moisturizing Lip Balm: https://amzn.to/2QNNxkg BEAKEY 5 Pcs Makeup Sponge Set Beauty blender: https://amzn.to/3dCYmzf   I created a page of the products and tools that I love:  Please check out my Youtube channel @ Just a woman aging  Find me on

#BashJohnson #ToThePointe #KristynBurtt Bash Johnson is a choreographer on the rise. He's had a huge international career working for companies like Sany, L'Oreal Paris and Aston Martin. He's also performed with artists like Kanye West, Migos and Will Smith. Bash is familiar to Dance Network audiences for their original dance show, "Steady Mobbin.” For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv: ‘To The Beat!’ Is The Latest Dance Film You Should Be Watching http://bit.ly/2FWA5GD How 'World of Dance' Has Impacted the Careers of Dancers http://bit.ly/2I84dhq More "To The Pointe" interviews: Lauren Yakima: http://bit.ly/2HVeX2Pas. For more dance news, visit DanceNetwork.tv Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Erika Ebbel Angle received her Ph.D. in Biochemistry in 2012 from Boston University School of Medicine. She holds a B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2002 Erika founded Science from Scientists, an award-winning National nonprofit focused on improving Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) attitudes and aptitudes for children aged 9-13. She is also the co-founder and Director of Education for Robots In Service of the Environment (RSE), a non-profit organization whose mission is to apply robotic solutions to help solve environmental challenges. She is a member of the MIT visiting committee for the Dean of Undergraduate Education and is an Advisory Board member for the Ron Burton Training Village. She is also a STEM speaker for the U.S. Speaker Program at the U.S. Department of State. In 2018 she was awarded the Young Alumni award by Boston University. In 2017 she was the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award from Boston University School of Medicine Division of Graduate Medical Sciences. In 2014 the Boston Business Journal selected her as one of the 40 Under 40 business and civic leaders who are making a major impact in their respective fields in the Boston area. Her accomplishments have also been recognized by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s Pinnacle Awards for Emerging Executive. In 2013 the Boston Chamber of Commerce selected her as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Leaders in Boston. Selected by L’Oreal Paris as a 2007 Woman of Worth for her work with Science from Scientists, Erika has been featured on Lifetime TV and Nova Science Now on The Secret Lives of Scientists and Engineers. She is the host of The Dr. Erika Show, an educational science TV show for children. Erika served as a Commissioner for the MA Commission on the Status of Women. Erika was Miss Massachusetts 2004 in the Miss America Scholarship program. Outside of work, Erika enjoys SCUBA diving, skiing and, a graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, continues her lifelong passion for classical piano. She is married to Colin Angle, CEO of iRobot. What you will learn from this episode: 1) How a simple blood test can give you insight into your gut health. 2) What is the metabolome and why it is important? 3) Are stool tests good enough to teach us about our gut health? 4) How you can improve your fitness performance but learning about your gut health 5) What interventions you can make to improve your health and longevity How to learn more about our guest: Full Bio: https://ixcela.com/team-bios/erika-angle-phd.html Connect with Erika ● Blog: Erika Ebbel Angle ● LinkedIn: Erika Ebbel Angle ● Twitter: @DoctorErika A special thank you: As a special thank you for listening to this episode, Ixcela has been so kind as to give us a discount code which you can use to get a 10% discount. Go to ixcela.com and use the code “IxcelaWellness10” to check it out! Please enjoy, share, rate and review our podcast and help us bring the message about precision health care to the world!

Jamie Stone gets insta-rupted today. Jamie is a beauty expert, a lifestyle blogger a digital marketing consultant and a celebrity ghostwriter. Her website/blog https://honestlyjamie.com is a daily dose of beauty, lifestyle, fashion and pop culture. Jamie uses Honestly Jamie to test beauty products and decipher between which products really work and which ones are just marketing magic. She also has a podcast A Little Too Much with Jamie Stone.  Jamie has partnered with more than 25 top brands such as LANCOME, L’Oreal Paris, COVERGIRL, Express, Degree Women, Equinox, Polo Ralph Lauren, Acura and others. She’s been featured in People, People StyleWatch, SHAPE.com, POPSUGAR.com, AccessHollywood.com, TODAY.com and other prominent media outlets. Today Syd and Jamie have some champagne and discuss drug addiction, coming from divorced parents, losing loved ones, dating actors, putting out content and much more.   Highlights: Kayne at The Forum Moving to LA from NYC Jaime losing her sister to Opioids Jaime’s fathers passing Trying to date after tragedy Being your own worst critic Being in a relationship with an actor Italian families and politics The stigma of having divorced parents   Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Jamie Stone Website: http://honestlyjamie.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsjamiestone/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1-the-very-first-episode-of-a-little-too-much-podcast/id1458077529?i=1000433698737 Instagram: http://instagram.com/alittletoomuchpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/itsjamiestone Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HonestlyJamie YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/itsjamiestone                                  

Recorded live at the sold-out Sundays Offline listener event in Melbourne on August 18, 2019, host Alison Rice sits down with leading Australian fashion creative, Erin Maxwell. Her long-time followers knew her first as Love Shop Share, but today Erin is the proud founder of the The Maxwell Note. A thoughtful and curated platform that seeks to tell visual stories.In this honest conversation recorded in front of 85 passionate Offline listeners, Erin opened up for the first time about her work, what it means to be a mother and a businesswoman today, her 17-year bond with husband Nick, her relationship with the label WAG and why her family will always come first. Following their honest conversation, Alison and Erin took questions from the audience. This session will be a separate, bonus episode!Follow Erin on InstagramRead The Maxwell NoteSundays Offline Melbourne would not have been possible without the support of its generous sponsors, and the women who donated their time. THANK YOUFirecracker Event HQ2, Ovolo Laneways, Penfolds, Melbourne Martini, Naughty Booch, Invisible Zinc, L’Oreal Paris, Elka Collective, Sephora, An Organised Life, Rasasara, Souszy, Ettitude.Flowers by Honesty Flora. Photography by Bobby Clark. Thank you Holly, Liv, Courtney, Chloe and Mandy. MORE FROM OFFLINE AND ALISON RICEBecome a student of Self StudyIf you’re interested in learning about True Self, conscious success and more, consider becoming a student of Self Study — Offline’s school.Book a coaching session Offline’s host, Alison Rice, is an award-winning leader and conscious coach. She offers personal coaching sessions. Find out... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Épisode 239 : Vous avez probablement déjà joué avec les filtres AR de Snapchat et Facebook - des oreilles d'animaux aux visages de zombies et même aux échanges de visages avec des amis. C’est quoi les filtres en RA / VR - réalité augmentée / virtual reality La réalité augmentée repose sur la technologie de superpositiion d’objets numériques 3D et 2D tels que des éléments graphiques, des émoticônes, des filtres, des balises d'emplacement, etc. dans les cadres de l'écran. C’est grâce aux caméras de votre téléphone et aux capteurs tels que le GPS, qu’une application ou une plate-forme de médias sociaux affiche différents composants numériques directement sur votre écran. En somme, un filtre en RA ne fait que superposer des effets virtuels générés par un ordinateur et / ou vidéo au-dessus d’une image du monde réel, créant ainsi une image combinée. La RA un élément de différenciation dans la guerre à l’attention Les médias sociaux devenant un espace de plus en plus concurrentiel pour les marques, chaque nouvelle tendance est considérée comme un « game changer » potentiel. La réalité augmentée est une opportunité d'offrir aux clients une expérience interactive et originale. La force de l’immersion La raison principale pour laquelle la RA est devenue un succès aussi retentissant dans le monde des médias sociaux tient à l’immersion. Plus une expérience est immersive, plus il est probable qu'elle se traduira par des ventes directes pour une marque ou une entreprise donnée.  Les face filters cartonnent Permettent de se libérer, d’ajouter du fun et de prendre la parole en face caméra sans se sentir ridicule. Snapchat En matière de réalité augmentée dans les médias sociaux, vous ne pouvez pas ne pas mentionner Snapchat. Cette plate-forme de médias sociaux a été l’un des premiers à offrir des fonctionnalités de filtres en réalité augmentée.  Quelques chiffres snapchat en 2019 : 14,2 millions de visiteurs uniques par jour Quatrième plate-forme de France derrière Google Les utilisateurs les plus fidèles se connectent jusqu’à 20 fois par jour En 2018, Snap indiquait que plus de 250 000 objectifs individuels ont été soumis , qui ont été vus collectivement plus de 15 milliards de fois.  Lens Studio, le logiciel de Snapchat pour créer des lentilles personnalisées Le logiciel existait depuis 2017 lais là une release de fou vient de sortir. Alors attention, je me suis amusé à le tester. Je n’ai pas été jusqu’à la mise en ligne de ma lentille, parce que tout simplement, j’ai oublié mon mot de passe.. Mais par contre j’ai découvert un vrai logiciel. Déjà ce n’est pas un soft que tu utilises à la va-vite sur le web, le truc tu le télécharges sur ton ordi, il fait déjà 800MO ! Une fois installé, c’est un vrai petit adobe première pour les nuls. Tu peux ajuster tes fonds, tes polices, tes mouvements, tes éclairages ,tes effets, tes 2D, tes loyers… Et ça donne des trucs marrants. De nombreuses possibilités de Lenses s’offrent à vous : Il est possible d’ajouter des éléments personnalisés derrière la tête des utilisateurs. De traquer la tête d’un individu lors d’une vidéo, d’y ajouter des éléments en 3D … En plus de la création de ces filtres, il es possible de créer des LANDMARKERS, ces filtres en lien avec la localisation de la personne. Il existe par exemple des modèles avec la Tour Eiffel; Buckingham palace Le Cas St Michel x St John’s L’objectif: aller chercher son audience là où elle se trouve. Sur le papier ça parait logique, mais dans l’exécution, c’est autre chose. Dans le cas Snapchat, on observe une forte addiction chez les 13-17 ans mais c’est toujours compliqué pour une marque de s’y imposer. Le problème de Saint Michel est que tout le monde connaît la fameuse galette ou à la limite la madeleine mais que leur gamme goûters était très mal identifiée. Une vidéo explique de manière très ludique le déploiement de la marque Saint Michel sur Snapchat Donner vie aux dessins des enfants avec le #sicasetrouve Des stories Des filtres audience Un générateur de goûters Des jeux, exemple jeu game lens Licorne vs Donuts : 1.8M portée - 28s de jeu en moyenne - 453j de jeu au total Total 6300000 vidéos vues 470 000 swipes Snapchat a été choisi pour son côté expérientiel La marque a testé tous les formats possibles et chacun a eu un rendu au delà des attentes, signe que la plateforme est en adéquation avec les idées de la marque. L’activation des diverses fonctionnalités a été faite en suivant l’actualité de la marque. D’autres marques qui se sont fait remarquer sur Snapchat Coca-Cola avec sa campagne pour relancer la marque Tropico en habillant des monuments. Des campagnes très innovantes comme celle de Carambar pour le cinquantième anniversaire de ses blagues, ou encore Oreo ou L’Oreal Paris et les distributeurs s’y mettent aussi comme Sephora, Etam ou Decathlon Facebook & Instagram **Côté Facebook, c’est Spark AR Studio** Grâce à Spark AR Studio, les développeurs et les artistes construisent désormais leurs propres expériences de RA. Une fois qu'un filtre, des effets interactifs ou une animation ont été approuvés, ils sont publiés dans la nouvelle caméra Facebook. Depuis Aout 2019, les utilisateurs Instagram ont désormais la possibilité de créer leurs propres filttres en RA Instagram utilise lui aussi la technologie de la société de réalité augmentée Spark AR, détenue par la société mère Facebook, pour proposer ces nouvelles fonctionnalités.  Cette fonctionnalité était en test sur Inscription tram depuis 2018 et a déjà été testée par des utilisateurs de premier plan, notamment Kylie Jenner, NBA, Ariana Grande et Gucci, dans le cadre d’une bêta-test fermée.  Spark AR est disponible pour Mac et PC et propose des outils pour synchroniser les mouvements, importer des sons d'objet et publier des filtres directement sur Instagram. Vous pouvez également profiter du centre de formation pour des tutoriels sur le codage et l'animation d'objets 3D. Préparez-vous à un déluge de nouveaux filtres AR sur Instagram Une galerie de filtre Instagram disponible sur le compte @instagram Pour découvrir de nouveaux effets, les utilisateurs trouveront désormais une nouvelle option «Parcourir les effets»  à la fin du panneau Effets dans la caméra Instagram, qui vous mènera à la bibliothèque d'outils visuels conçus par le public. Un moyen additionnel de se faire découvrir sur la paltefrome — Des enjeux business pour les plateformes ! Une béquille qui permet à Snap de rester dans la course Plus tôt cette année, Snapchat a enregistré une augmentation considérable du nombre de téléchargements grâce à la popularité virale de ses objectifs «Baby» et «Gender Swap». Les téléchargements de l’application ont été multiplié par 3 en Mai 2019. Snap elle-même a constaté que ces objectifs à eux seuls avaient entraîné une augmentation du nombre d' utilisateurs d' environ 9 millions Il est étonnant de considérer l’impact qu’une lentille ou deux lentilles populaire peut avoir - et bien que ces téléchargements ne se transforment pas nécessairement en utilisateurs actifs quotidiens ou mensuels, la première étape consiste évidemment à installer les applications sur les appareils des utilisateurs. — Google Map La semaine dernière, Google a annoncé son intention d'introduire la réalité augmentée dans son application de carte, qui impliquera des flèches générées par AR apparaissant sur un écran du monde réel pour diriger les utilisateurs qui se déplacent. L'Oréal : YouCam Makeup YouCam Makeup - une application de beauté AR qui permet aux gens d'essayer différents produits de maquillage de la marque. Ils pourraient voir à quoi ces produits ressembleraient sur leur teint et obtenir davantage d'informations à leur sujet avant de procéder à l'achat. L'application est un succès absolu, avec plus de 3 millions d'utilisateurs sur Android et plus de 26 000 évaluations dans l'App Store . . . Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs. Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

 Globally, there has been an increasing number of collaborations between beauty brands and famous personalities including ColourPop x Shayla, Inglot x Jennifer Lopez and Neutrogena x Kerry Washington. Over the last year, this trend has become popular in India with beauty brands collaborating with fashion designers and Bollywood celebrities. In October 2018, L’Oreal Paris tied up with fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee to launch L’Oreal Paris x Sabyasachi, a 21 piece limited-edition line of colour cosmetics. The curation was done keeping was done keeping in mind the eyes and the mouth, classic focus areas for colour cosmetics. In December 2018, MyGlamm collaborated with celebrity designer Manish Malhotra to launch an exclusive cosmetic collection - Manish Malhotra Haute Couture Makeup. The collection features a 9-in-1 and 4-in-1 eye shadow palates, 12 lipstick shades and 18 nail polishes, and more. In March 2019, MAC collaborated with Bollywood celebrity Disha Patani to launch MAC Shades of Disha Patani, a limited edition collection of lipsticks. Going forward, the trend is anticipated to strengthen with more brands roping in famous personalities to launch limited edition colour cosmetic lines.

Monica Shah is a seven-figure business coach who helps entrepreneurs build businesses that support their ideal lifestyles. After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L'Oreal Paris, Monica left corporate to start her first company – and then her second company, Revenue Breakthrough. Today, she takes her clients step by step through building, growing and expanding their businesses. She combines her business acumen with her intuition and healing abilities to help her clients get unstuck, eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear. She is also the author of Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time." During our interview we discuss: - Monica shares her #1 strategy for getting new leads and clients. - We talk about Monica's revenue breakthrough system and how business owners can leverage it to double your revenue. - She shares the importance of having a process for creating a sales training repository designed to help significant improve performance. - She shares her strategy for stepping up revenue goals for new and even Sr. sales people. - Monica shares the importance of creating a calendar and plan for generating leads for your entire year. - The importance of auditing where your clients are coming from and doubling down on those channels. - She talks about the power of leveraging speaking to generating new clients and how she does it. - We talk the importance and power of building an optin email list. - Monica shares her favorite growth tool/software. - She shares and recommends one of her favorite books. Monica's websites: Download Your FREE Done For Your Marketing Calendar Follow on Instagram support@revenuebreakthrough.com ——————————– If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter    

Monica Sha tells us how to build and grow a successful business! Listen to Monica Sha tell you about a challenge we all face, whether we are in business for ourselves or consulting to help others grow theirs. The Challenge: Most entrepreneurs work twice as hard as they need to and make half as much as they could. In today’s podcast, Monica and I talk about how to change that for you. Want to start working less and earning more? Even take time off? Don't miss this fascinating conversation—it might just change your life! Want to learn how to make more money, now? Through her company, Revenue Breakthrough, Monica Sha teaches you how to dramatically increase your revenue. She empowers you to build a team, create processes, scale your business...and take time off.  How? By educating and inspiring you to go beyond what you ever imagined you could create. As a result, you have the freedom to decide how to live your life and the confidence to accomplish anything you choose, thus creating a ripple effect in the world.  Step by step, Monica shows entrepreneurs how to build, grow and expand their business. Combining her business acumen with her intuition to help clients get unstuck, she helps business owners eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear.  As entrepreneurs ourselves, we're doing something similar at The Simon Initiative for Entrepreneurship which helps budding business owners, especially women, turn their big ideas into businesses. Like Monica, we love to help startups soar! About Monica Monica Shah is a seven-figure business owner, coaching women in building businesses that change their lives, their families’ lives and their clients’ lives. (Many of her clients have doubled and even tripled their revenue within one year of working with her.)  After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L'Oreal Paris, Monica left the corporate world to start her first company, and then her second, Revenue Breakthrough.  She is also the author of two books: Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time.  Some blogs and podcasts about entrepreneurship you might enjoy:  How to Convert a Great Idea into a Successful Innovation Entrepreneurs, Be Smart and Pick the Right People to Help You Grow Why Is the Buyer's Journey Critical for Successful Entrepreneurs? Andy Simon—Confessions of a Successful Entrepreneur  Rod Robertson—Winning at Entrepreneurship Andi Simon—Women Entrepreneurs Changing Corporate Cultures Additional resources: Monica's company: Revenue Breakthrough Monica's books: Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time.  The Simon Initiative for Entrepreneurship My book: "On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights" Our website: Simon Associates Management Consultants    Download the 1-page synopsis of my book, "On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights" here

Monica Shah is a seven-figure business coach who helps entrepreneurs build businesses that support their ideal lifestyles. After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L'Oreal Paris, Monica left corporate to start her first company – and then her second company, Revenue Breakthrough. Today, she takes her clients step by step through building, growing and expanding their businesses. She combines her business acumen with her intuition and healing abilities to help her clients get unstuck, eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear. She is also the author of Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time.

Korean skincare expert and Glow Recipe co-founder Sarah Lee spent years in the corporate beauty world at L'Oreal Paris before making the leap to start her own company, which has created cult products that have sold out numerous times on Sephora. Learn about her fascinating career journey on the newest episode of Second Life.

It's no secret that we all get older and with that our skin and lifestyle needs change. Leigh and Kelly chat about why it's important to look after your skin and what tips and tricks you can use to help.  CREDITS Hosts:Leigh Campbell and Kelly McCarren Producer:Rachael Hart GET IN TOUCH: You Beauty is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here .... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcast/ Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386.  Join our You Beauty Facebook Group here...  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2112109512358240/ Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox?  Subscribe to our podcast newsletter...  https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ This episode of You Beauty is brought to you by Revitalift Laser from L'Oreal Paris. Visit https://www.lorealparis.com.au/revitalift-laser

Ce îmi place la ea? Este o feministă convinsă. Întotdeauna realizează un machiaj fin și delicat, oricât de complex ar fi, cu linii clare și bine definite, ceea ce o face atât de apreciată și iubită de către vedete. Este calmă, caldă, mereu cu zâmbetul pe buze, tenace și perseverentă.

Tested and real review of the L'Oreal Paris Infallible 24 Hour Fresh Wear Foundation. Before you buy this foundation listen, this will save you time & money especially if you have oily or oily/combination skin. L'Oreal Paris Infallible 24 Hour Fresh Wear Foundation has 30 shades, an improvement for drugstore foundations but they should still go further and add more shades to be inclusive. Most people can find or mix to have a shade match but that is not fair, is it? I have a perfect match but I will not be selfish, I speak for those that do not. If you have very fair/pale skin or very deep tones, you will not have a shade in this product line. It's always the very fair or in betweens and deep tones that are not thought about. This is not right. Representation for every woman/girl in everything is important to me. L'Oreal, do more. I like your products, include every girl in your lines. OK, lets get to the review and truths about this product. OK, play to listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwenya5/support

Overview Monica Shah teaches entrepreneurs how to turn the work they love into a profitable, sustainable business. She walks women through a step-by-step process of building, growing and expanding their businesses to six figures and beyond. Before starting her own company, Monica received her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and worked as a brand manager for L’Oreal Paris. She now runs a seven figure coaching company and shows women entrepreneurs how to create a profitable, sustainable business that’s designed around their ideal lifestyle — whether it’s time off with their families, travel, or simply living more and working less. What We Dig Into Why do so many entrepreneurs struggle with money? How can business owners start to eliminate their cash flow problems? How to turn your passion into a profitable business...while avoiding burnout. How can we start to break through the invisible ceiling.

In episode seven of the Glow Journal podcast, host Gemma Watts sits down with Christophe Robin, celebrity hair colourist and founder of his namesake hair care brand, Christophe Robin Paris. Christophe began his career during the Supermodel Era of the 90s, a time when actresses and singers could truly only dream of reaching the level of celebrity that the decade’s supermodels had attained. Christophe is responsible for the hair colour of Elle McPherson, Claudia Schiffer and Linda Evangelista and in fact Stephanie Seymour was one of Christophe’s first ever clients. Christophe secured his first job with L’Oreal Paris at age 17, and went on to sign a subsequent contract as a consultant and colour expert with the brand that is drawing to a close this year. Christophe has collaborated with the likes of Yves Saint Lauren, John Galliano and Alber Elbaz throughout his 30 year fashion week tenure, and his namesake hair care brand is now stocked in over 30 countries worldwide. In this conversation, Christophe and Gemma discuss how social media has altered the way we define “supermodels,” why he’s grown tired of the fashion industry and the hair care mistake most of us are making almost daily that’s causing us to prematurely lose our hair. You can read this interview now at: glowjournal.com/interview-christophe-robinFollow Christophe Robin on Instagram at @christopherobinparisDiscover more about Christophe Robin at christophe-robin.comStay up to date with Gemma on Instagram at @gemkwatts and @glow.journal, or get in touch at hello@gemkwatts.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition Victoria Magrath has established herself as a style icon. With a PHD in Fashion, she began her career teaching at the University of Manchester whilst speaking to a global audience with her award-winning fashion, beauty and travel blog, Inthefrow. No longer a lecturer, she remains a source of inspiration with a combined social media reach of nearly 2 million and author of The New Fashion Rules. Instantly recognisable for her ice blonde hair, this girl’s career highlights include being a Beauty Ambassador for L’Oreal Paris, starring in the Princes Trust Campaign to champion confidence in Young People and working with global brands including Burberry, Dior, Hugo Boss, Armani and so many more

For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition Victoria Magrath has established herself as a style icon. With a PHD in Fashion, she began her career teaching at the University of Manchester whilst speaking to a global audience with her award-winning fashion, beauty and travel blog, Inthefrow. No longer a lecturer, she remains a source of inspiration with a combined social media reach of nearly 2 million and author of The New Fashion Rules. Instantly recognisable for her ice blonde hair, this girl’s career highlights include being a Beauty Ambassador for L’Oreal Paris, starring in the Princes Trust Campaign to champion confidence in Young People and working with global brands including Burberry, Dior, Hugo Boss, Armani and so many more

For more information, visit Rhitrition.com and Instagram.com/Rhitrition Victoria Magrath has established herself as a style icon. With a PHD in Fashion, she began her career teaching at the University of Manchester whilst speaking to a global audience with her award-winning fashion, beauty and travel blog, Inthefrow. No longer a lecturer, she remains a source of inspiration with a combined social media reach of nearly 2 million and author of The New Fashion Rules. Instantly recognisable for her ice blonde hair, this girl’s career highlights include being a Beauty Ambassador for L’Oreal Paris, starring in the Princes Trust Campaign to champion confidence in Young People and working with global brands including Burberry, Dior, Hugo Boss, Armani and so many more

http://rosemarysiemens.com Known for her love of sparkle and bling, quirky laugh, and warm, genuine personality, world-class improv violinist and vocalist Rosemary Siemens has mesmerized audiences around the world since the age of three. Hailing from a century-family-farm in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, but currently based in Vancouver, BC, Rosemary is a small-town farm girl dominating the world-stage playing a 300-year-old violin named “Sparkle” that was played in King Louis XIV’s orchestra. She’s performed four times at New York’s Carnegie Hall, played private concerts for two U.S. Presidents and Canadian Prime Ministers, and 16-time GRAMMY Award-Winner David Foster, and was the first violinist to ever perform at the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican since its first mass in 1483. In addition to having recorded nine-albums as a solo-violinist, Golden West Broadcasting recently commissioned Canadian composer Victor Davies to compose a violin concerto for Rosemary entitled “The Journey”, which was performed by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in a sold-out world premiere at Centennial Concert Hall. In August 2016, Rosemary’s hometown of Plum Coulee, Manitoba, unveiled a sign in her honour at the edge of the town that reads, “Plum Coulee, Home of Rosemary Siemens.” It inspired her to write, record, and release her debut bluegrass album titled, Plum Coulee, My Home, featuring her vocal debut accompanied by her band Rosemary & The Sweet Sound Revival. Since Rosemary’s album release in 2016, Plum Coulee, My Home, won “Best Country/Gospel Album of the Year” at Canada’s 2018 Gospel Music Awards, charted #11 on the Canadian Country-Music Sales Chart, won the 2016 Global Music Award for “Best Bluegrass/Country Album”, and was featured in Billboard Magazine. In March, 2017, Rosemary hit the road on her “Have a Little Faith” tour of Western Canada to promote her album, playing 11 shows in 10 cities including Vancouver, Winnipeg, Calgary, and her hometown area of southern Manitoba, where her boyfriend, now husband, award-winning jazz saxophonist Eli Bennett, interrupted her show by walking-down the isle while playing “Can’t Help Falling in Love With You” on his saxophone and proposed to her on stage in front of a sold-out audience. She said, “Yes!”, and the video of the proposal went viral and was featured on CBC National News, MSN News, and Yahoo. Rosemary has performed in over twenty-five countries as well as the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, Hockey Night in Canada, and concerts for Rolls Royce, Lamborghini, Bentley, Walt Disney World for Children’s Miracle Network, the Latin GRAMMY Awards, The Miss America Pageant, L’Oreal Paris, the World Entrepreneur Forum, the Egyptian Embassy in Washington, D.C., Canada’s Gospel Music Awards, and recently shared the stage in Nashville with gospel artist and 10-time GRAMMY Award-Winner CeCe Winans. Rosemary’s duo group “Roy & Rosemary” recently performed the world premiere of their composition, “The Courtial Concerto” written for the Ambassador of Rome at the world’s largest sacred music festival at the Vatican, and their music video of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” recently went ‘viral’ and has over eighteen million views on YouTube. Rosemary’s passion is to take her violin everywhere – to unexpected locations to touch, inspire, and make people smile through music. From performing for passengers stranded at the Calgary International Airport during Christmas, to bringing a man to tears with a version of the classic hymn “Holy, Holy, Holy” at Rome’s iconic Colosseum, to taking song requests for a U.S. retired veteran at a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Nashville, you never know where Rosemary will show up to touch people with her music. You can follow her exciting adventures on social media at @RosemarySiemens.

In this episode of Blogosphere: Serious Influence, Alice Audley (Blogosphere’s founder) speaks to Victoria Magrath, creator of leading luxury fashion blog Inthefrow. Victoria, who has a Fashion PhD and has been blogging for over 6 years, is an ambassador for brands such as L’Oreal Paris and Ted Baker and has recently written her first book, ‘The New Fashion Rules’. Alice and Victoria discuss press trips, sponsored content and why direct relationships are key to successful partnerships.

Monica is a seven-figure business coach who helps entrepreneurs build businesses that support their ideal lifestyles.After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L'Oreal Paris, Monica left corporate to start her first company – and then her second company, Revenue Breakthrough.Today, she takes her clients step by step through building, growing and expanding their businesses.She combines her business acumen with her intuition and healing abilities to help her clients get unstuck, eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear.She is also the author of Getting Rich: You're Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time.Learn More: www.revenuebreakthrough.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

  Julio Muñiz entrevista a Davina Aryeh, Chief Marketing Officer at The Latin Recording Academy Graduada en Ciencias Políticas por la Universidad de Georgetown, Davina ha fincado una sólida carrera profesional en el mundo del marketing y el entretenimiento. Ha trabajado en compañías de la talla de la NBA (National Basketball Association), ATP (Asociación de Tenistas Profesionales) y IMG, una de las compañías líderes en la representación de artistas y atletas en todo el mundo. Actualmente en su rol de Directora de Marketing y Ventas para La Academia Latina de la Grabación, Davina es responsable de desarrollar y ejecutar alianzas con marcas como Gucci, Heineken, L’Oreal Paris, Bose, McDonald’s y Ford Motor Fund, entre otros. Recientemente fue reconocida por la Asociación Nacional de Mujeres Ejecutivas de Los Estados Unidos como “Rising Star”, como parte de los premios Women of Excellence 2017.   Davina Aryeh online: LinkedIn Facebook   He tenido la oportunidad de trabajar con Davina en varias ocasiones. Siempre es un placer, no deja de sorprenderme la pasión que pone en cada proyecto. Sin perder el foco de las prioridades, siempre tiene tiempo para revisar los detalles más pequeños y entregar un resultado excepcional. Por supuesto la entrevista está llena de consejos de valor que podemos utilizar en muchos campos o industrias.   Puntos destacados de la entrevista: 1.- Reinventarse siempre Davina ha construido una carrera sólida en la industria del entretenimiento a pesar de no haber realizado estudios de mercadotecnia o publicidad, pero su visión estratégica y manera de pensar progresiva la han convertido en una ejecutiva moderna que puede utilizar su experiencia en muchos terrenos. Ha sido atrevida, ha cambiado de compañías para tomar aventuras nuevas en las que pueda continuar creciendo. 2.-Pensar de manera diferente (Out of the box)  Cuando escuchamos a Davina, entendemos que no es una ejecutiva tradicional, no piensa igual a la mayoría. Maneja un equipo a distancia, trabaja buena parte del tiempo en casa y, lejos de repetir acciones que han funcionado siempre, impulsa proyectos nuevos. Considera que el aprendizaje nunca termina, y que considerar que sabemos todo es uno de los errores más grandes que se pueden cometer como ejecutivo. 3.- Creatividad y disciplina Tener responsabilidades creativas y financieras al mismo tiempo no es fácil, se necesita además de visión y enfoque, generar ideas constantemente. Davina comparte ambas responsabilidades todos los días. Por si fuera poco, trabaja a distancia y coordina a su equipo remotamente. ¿Cómo puede cumplir todo?, como ella nos platica: la disciplina debe ser parte fundamental de nuestro esquema de trabajo. Solamente así se tiene la capacidad de crear y ejecutar de manera excepcional.   Frases destacadas del invitado: El punto clave en cualquier trabajo que he tomado en la vida ha sido el jefe. La persona a la que voy a reportar hace toda la diferencia. Me tocó empezar de cero en una industria donde quería estar, pero no importa cuando estás en algo que te apasiona. El dinero, el éxito, el puesto vienen después, solitos. La única manera de saber si te gusta, como cualquier cosa, es intentar y probar. Hice muchos internships, es una oportunidad increíble de entrar a una empresa y tener acceso a mentores. El talento y tus habilidades son transferibles a cualquier industria, lo importante es saber que hay maneras de reinventarse y utilizar la experiencia que adquieres en una industria en otra. Hay ventajas enormes de trabajar fuera de la oficina, donde estás sentada pensado en estrategia y a largo plazo. Las ventas son la base para cualquier ejecutivo, en lo que sea que haga.   Recomendaciones del invitado:  Libros: David y Goliat El Punto Clave   

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Shondaland News edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of Shonda Rhimes. In this episode, hosts Laneisha Fisher, Keith Collins, Lynneisha Charles, and Tori Broussard talk about Shonda News for the week. ​Shonda​ ​Talks​ ​Net​ ​Neutrality,​ ​Aja​ ​Naomi​ ​King​ ​as​ ​L’Oreal​ ​Paris​ ​Spokeswoman,​ ​and Hosts​ ​Spread​ ​Christmas​ ​Cheers RSS Feed: http://afterbuzztv.com/aftershows/greys-anatomy-afterbuzz-tv-aftershow/feed/   Subscribe to our NEW YouTube Channels: Drama - https://www.youtube.com/afterbuzztvdrama Comedy - http://www.youtube.com/c/AfterBuzzTVComedy Animation - http://www.youtube.com/c/AfterBuzzTVAnimation Featured & Original - http://youtube.com/afterbuzztv Reality TV - http://www.youtube.com/c/AfterBuzzTVReality Wrestling & Sports - http://www.youtube.com/c/AfterBuzzTVWrestlingAndSports

For Jodi Katz, it's all about the beauty business. Capitalizing on her expertise as the first US Creative Director of L'Occitane en Provence, Jodi founded Base Beauty Creative Agency. Its focus is strategic marketing, content creation, packaging design and advertising and includes successful campaigns for: Clinique, Con Air, Weight Watchers, L'Oreal-Paris.  Jodi not only talks about her work with giants of the beauty world, but also how she's forged partnerships with emerging brands to help grow their businesses.

This week Tyler sits down with Rodney & Kendall to take a few listener questions and clown around. This week they're talking about Loreal Paris firing their first transgender model over racial comments, if its ok to date your homeboys sister and if they could commit a crime and get away with it which would it be.  Dont forget to email topics, questions and opinions to thespectrumpodcast17@gmail.com to have your email read on the podcast. Follow on IG: spectrumpodcast_ , Twitter: podcasspectrum, Youtube: The Spectrum Podcast and Facebook: The Spectrum Podcast  

Victoria is one of the top bloggers and YouTubers in the luxury fashion space - her blog In The Frow is an award-winning blog which has a huge global audience. Victoria has a PHD in fashion, started her career as a Fashion Marketing Lecturer at the University of Manchester and is now a L’Oreal Paris hair ambassador. She was also in a huge Princes Trust L’Oreal campaign alongside people such as Helen Mirren, Katie Piper and Cheryl Cole. In 2016, Victoria was also nominated for a Glamour Woman of the Year Award and won Best UK Fashion Blog in the Vuelio Blog Awards. Victoria has worked with a huge number of established fashion and beauty brands, including Burberry, Dior, Armani, Coach, Clarins, Net-A-Porter, Selfridges. In this episode we break some YouTuber myths, talk work life balance, self doubt and how having your own platform can give you so much opportunity. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jaya Jha is an alumnus of IIT Kanpur and IIM Lucknow. She is the co-founder of pothi.com, a self-publishing platform. She is an ex-googler and has two other ventures- Instascribe (for ebooks) and Summary Town (summaries of business books). She is a published author herself, with one novel in English  and 3 collections of Hindi poetries. Jaya and I talk about her interest in books, the idea behind pothi.com; how the self publishing service works. She also discussed numbers- how the service has grown over the years (from 3 or 4 titles in first year to about 100 titles per month at present), and cost of self publishing a book. We also talk about audiobooks and translations. Finally, Jaya talks about her nomination to L'Oreal Paris and NDTV - Woman of Worth award, and her request that listeners should vote for her if they like the podcast episode! Shownotes will be available at mykitaab.in/pothi

A New Campaign Inspiring Women to Share Something They Believe is Worth Saying, Launching During The Golden Globes

John Trybus, APR is the director of Georgetown University's Center for Social Impact Communication (CSIC), the nation's leading educational resource on the role communication plays in advancing social change. His social impact experience spans organizations, industries and sectors having worked for chimpanzee expert Dr. Jane Goodall, the British Embassy and Waggener Edstrom Worldwide on behalf of clients like Tiffany & Co., L'Oreal Paris, Coca-Cola, Women for Women International, CARE and others. The Center for Social Impact Communication (CSIC) at Georgetown University is the nation's leading educational resource on the role of communication in fostering social change; it shares its research and custom workshops and consulting offering with both master's level students and practitioners in the social impact space. 

“The threat of irrelevance has probably never been greater for any company.” As a consultant, investor, and industry thought leader, Martha Pease has spent her career focused on helping companies solidify their relevance and create value for their customers. I couldn’t wait to discuss how brands can benefit from enhanced customer focus, empathy, and relevance on this week’s episode of the On Brand podcast.  About Martha Pease Martha Pease is Co-Founder and CEO of DemandWerks, a consulting firm that helps business leaders drive growth and long term value by increasing a company’s relevance to consumers. Ms. Pease’s expertise is at the intersection of technology innovation, customer markets and demand creation. In executive roles, she has worked closely with innovators in many industries, marketing IBM, Apple, Neutrogena, Elizabeth Arden, L’Oreal Paris, Lifetime TV, and Domino’s Pizza. Ms. Pease has also been an active investor, board member, and strategic advisor for Internet start-up companies. She served on the board of Fetch Technologies, as an advisor to Springboard, and was CEO, President and Board Member of tech start-up Magnetique. Named to the Neutrogena Operating Board from 1990-1992, she is a director of HBCare, and served on the advisory board of Voice Publishing. Ms. Pease is a frequent on air and online contributor to CNN on the subject of branding. Her new book, Think Round, describes the short cut to creating long term company value by focusing on customer relevance, a subject on which she also speaks. She is a graduate of Dartmouth College, with a BA and high honors in English Literature and Film History, where she served on the board of the Dartmouth Film Society. She has lived, worked, and raised a family in London, Paris, Malibu, Taos, NM and New York City. As We Wrap … Ethan Beute recently tweeted us about the Cision list of the Top 50 PR, Marketing, and Social Media Podcasts that this show was featured on. Thanks for listening, Ethan! Thanks again, Cision! Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you’d like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. Last but not least … Subscribe to the podcast – You can subscribe to the show via iTunes, Stitcher, and RSS. Rate and review the show – If you like what you’re hearing, head over to iTunes and click that 5-star button to rate the show. And if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review. This helps others find the podcast. OK. How do you rate and review a podcast? Need a quick tutorial on leaving a rating/review in iTunes? Check this out. And don’t forget that this podcast is brought to you by our Brand Driven Digital events series, learn more about the industry leading Social Brand Forum and our other trainings and workshops now. Until next week, I’ll see you on the Internet!

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Makeup apps are a great way for makeup addicts to get a fix. The latest and most innovative among them being the MakeupGenius App, from L'Oreal Paris.

Lakmé, a brand of colour cosmetics in India owned by Hindustan Unilever is releasing new upscale products at premium prices in order to compete with brands such as L’Oreal Paris. These products, created to specifically target urban women who prefer premium cosmetics, are also an attempt to compensate for slow volume growth of Hindustan Unilever’s other brands such as Fair & Lovely and Clinic Plus. If these premium products are a success, Unilever may the same strategy in other areas of its portfolio such as skin care.

Jennifer Lopez, the most beautiful woman in the world takes us backstage on her campaign shoot for L'Oreal Paris Eversleek. Produced in association with Maybelline New York. Executive Produced and Directed by Karen Morrison.

Top Model Laetitia Casta takes us backstage as she shoots her new campaign for L'Oreal Paris Infallible makeup.Produced in association with L'Oreal Paris. Excutive Prodced and Directed by Karen Morrison.

Meet Shu Pei Qin, this 20 year old beauty is from China, one the world's hottest runway models and now one of Maybelline's hot new stars.Produced in association with Maybelline New York. Excutive Prodced and Directed by Karen Morrison.

Meet hot model Barbara Palvin, this 16 year old was the star of Fall 2010 Fashion Week, opening Prada's fall runway show.

Monica Shah is a seven-figure business coach who helps entrepreneurs build businesses that support their ideal lifestyles. After receiving her MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and working in marketing for L’Oreal Paris, Monica left corporate to start her first company – and then her second company, Revenue Breakthrough. Today, she takes her clients step by step through building, growing and expanding their businesses. She combines her business acumen with her intuition and healing abilities to help her clients get unstuck, eliminate self-sabotage and move through fear. She is also the author of Getting Rich: You’re Doing It Backwards and Pause: 52 Questions that Lead to More Money and Time. Welcome! [3:11] Everyone has a role model, who is yours? Looks up to her dad, came from India with $1,000 and figured out a way to make it all work. Put Monica on top of conference tables while he worked Saturdays [6:45] How fast did it take you to get to the balance of $25K in debt? Debt arose from starting first company About a year and a few months [8:46] What were you spending money on? Living expenses & consumer debt Rent, making bad business moves [10:19] What was your turning point and how did you generate the revenue needed to pay off your debt? You need to put your focus and attention into generating revenue In school you are not rewarded for income generating activities which is ultimately what pays the bills so learn what to focus on. [14:24] If you knew then what you know now, what would you have done differently to avoid that debt? Started on everything sooner Didn’t make the connection about generating revenue sooner Build out tribe sooner [17:12] What would you tell entrepreneurs today who are struggling with money? Straight into a teaching point- Revenue Tracking As you grow a business you get busier- you need to learn how to grow your revenue which ultimately makes or breaks businesses The self journal- bestself.co [23:7] 30 second elevator pitch for Revenue Breakthrough? Helps women who are business owners to double income from 12 to 18 months Change the conversation about money Figure out sales, marketing Sponsor [23:49] Audible: Head on over to chainofwealth.com/audible to check out Audible and sign up for your free trial Value Link Round [24:19] What is your saving or retirement plan? Revenue goal, profit goal & savings goals That money goes into savings for retirement [25:2] Do you have any other books or podcasts you can recommend? Monica’s books! Revenuebreakthrough.com/marketingcalendar Dan Kennedy – No BS Time Management The surrender experiment [26:33] Favorite Quote? There is no such thing as failure No matter what I do no matter what I try, when energy is put out, energy is gotten back [27:32] Parting piece of advice? When you’re in business there are moments in doing things that you don’t want to do. Remember what you love. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chain-of-wealth-debt-investing-entrepreneurship-wealth-and-more/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.