Podcasts about look good feel better

In this episode, "The Goodness Factor with Shelley Wade" shines the spotlight on "Look Good Feel Better," which teaches beauty techniques to people with cancer to help them manage the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment. Shelley's guests--including Look Good Feel Better Foundation Executive Director Louanne Roark, makeup artist/volunteer Rudy Miles, and program participant/cancer survivor Suzanne Cormier--share with us the Look Good Feel Better experience from each of their unique perspectives.

What do you want to achieve? If you want to get rid of constipation, and feel light and comfortable... Getting your Best Body from the INSIDE Out, so that you can look good and FEEL even BETTER, DM ME  @MonicaSancio on Instagram & @monicapower1 Tiktok --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monicafitplantpower/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monicafitplantpower/support

We are excited to welcome Anabel Kinsgley to The Style That Binds Us podcast! Anabel Kingsley is a Consultant Trichologist, as well as Brand President of the Philip Kingsley Clinics and product ranges. Her passion for hair and scalp health was ignited from a young age by her father, Philip Kingsley. She is an Associate Member of The Institute of Trichologists, graduating with a Distinction, as well as receiving ‘The Award of Excellence'. She has also studied a Cordon Bleu Degree. With a great interest in and knowledge of the hair and scalp, Anabel has a particular focus on postpartum hair loss, nutrition and the psychology of hair loss. Anabel has written thousands of articles about hair and scalp health for international magazines, newspapers and websites, from Harper's Bazaar to HuffPost. She has been a judge for the Marie Claire UK Hair Awards twice, presented for Philip Kingsley on-air at QVC, and has spoken at industry events for brands including Cult Beauty and SheerLuxe. She has also lent her expertise to four published books about health and wellness, as well as the leading cancer charity Look Good Feel Better, contributing to their Guide to Managing Hair Loss during and after cancer treatment. After graduating from Kent University with a First Class Honours Degree in History, specializing in the History of Medicine, Anabel began her career at Philip Kingsley in 2006, managing the Philip Kingsley Trichological Centre, New York. In 2009, she returned to London to join the Philip Kingsley Marketing and New Product Development Team. We have both tried their products & had a lovely experience at their clinic getting a consultation & hair treatment. We can't wait to speak with Anabel about solutions to hair concerns, her career, their hero product created for Audrey Hepburn, debunking hair myths & more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/delia-folk8/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/delia-folk8/support

Nau mai haere mai - Welcome to a special edition of The New Zealand Makeup Podcast, where we take you on a captivating journey through the 50th Anniversary Cosmetics NZ Conference, an event that celebrated half a century of beauty industry excellence.Across 5 episodes, you'll be introduced to an impressive lineup of speakers who shared their insights and expertise at this landmark event. From discussions on technology and community to sustainability and innovation, these speakers painted a rich tapestry of ideas that are reshaping the cosmetics landscape in Aotearoa and beyond.Last on the lineup are Francine LaMoriello and Clare O'Higgins (35:48):Francine LaMoriello is the Executive Vice President of Global Strategies for the Personal Care Products Council and directs all international activities and issues.Clare O'Higgins is the CEO/Strategic Executive of Look Good Feel Better, committed to leading and growing a cause that supports the people of Aotearoa.Stay tuned for these enlightening kōrero as we delve into the latest trends, innovations, and stories from the cosmetics industry. The "Global vs Local" themed Conference was a testament to the industry's evolution, and I'm excited to share the insights and inspiration from this remarkable event with you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We Need To Talk  In this bonus episode, Toni Street is joined by Look Good Feel Better's general Manager Clare O'Higgins.   Look Good Feel Better offers a range of free support programmes, such as cosmetic classes and wellbeing sessions, for those with cancer - at any stage.  Clare shares how Look Good Feel Better provides a sense of normality and helps connect those going through the same thing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Look Good Feel Better Kassi McFarlane is  Hairstylist who specialises in styling hair for weddings & special occasions.She first heard about the Look good feel better charity 20 years ago, when she worked on cosmetic counters recommending products.The Charity is now approaching its 30th anniversary!Look good feel better supports those receiving  cancer treatment to be able to be given advice and help on how to adapt to changes treatment may make to your hair, skin, body shape, (including eyebrows, nails, face shape).Their volunteers include make-up artists, Hairstylists and stylists to help you learn methods & techniques for changes in make-up, how to deal with new hair growth, different lengths, texture & colour, skin texture and what to wear for different body sizes or shape.Kassi describes how 'superficial' treatments such as hair and make-up can have a deeper significance for cancer patients who just want to get back to feeling like themselves. Connect with Kassi:Instagram Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcastHair & Scalp Salon Specialist Course ~ Book now to become an expert! Get 15% off all Tony Maleedy products! Click Here and use code HAIRTHERAPYUK

Att få mardröms beskedet cancer kastar inte bara om hela ens tillvaro, det förändrar också ditt utseende i grunden. Look Good Feel Better är organisationen som i över tjugo år hjälpt cancerdrabbade kvinnor att hitta gemenskap och vinna tillbaka självförtroendet den dagen då håret börjat falla till marken. I veckans avsnitt träffar vi människorna bakom organisationen för att ta reda på hur deras arbete går till och vad du som frisör kan göra för att stötta organisationen. Vi träffar också volontärren Pia som själv drabbats och som nu ger sin bild av känslan att inte längre känna igen sig själv i spegeln - välkomna! Denna podd ges ut av Frisörföretagarna.

Netball used to be one of the most important things in Nat Panagarry's life – but that has all changed. Last year Nat's wife Katie was diagnosed with stage four clear cell cancer and life as they knew it was turned upside down. Suddenly playing netball for England and Loughborough Lightening paled into insignificance for Nat compared to what she and her wife were facing. Unsurprisingly it has been a rollercoaster journey for the pair. There have been hospital appointments, chemotherapy and they have both had to tackle hurdles no one in their 30s expects to face. As Nat admits in this SportSpiel podcast episode, there were moments of anger. Many in their situation would ask – why them? They were no different. But there have also been moments of hope and happiness. In November the pair tied the knot and the countless messages of support they have received as they share their journey on social media have been overwhelming. Throughout it all playing netball for Loughborough does still play a key part in Nat's life. Now that the 2023 Netball Super League season is back up and running that's become very apparent, although she openly admits her approach is different. In many ways it's also unknown as she embarks on her first full campaign balancing everything off the court as well. What is unmistakeable in this episode is Katie's inspiration and the hurdles the couple face together are also a key reminder of the larger things in life. It also serves as a reminder of how much you can take from the person you love the most regardless of how tough the situations are. While the focus now is very much on Katie's battle with the disease, Nat and her wife are determined to raise as much awareness as possible. One charity who perform such vital work in that area is Look Good Feel Better, who are partnering with England Netball for the return of their annual charity netball tournament on Sunday, March 26 to raise awareness and funds for the charity. Taking place at Warwick University, the tournament is open to teams looking to battle it out with an amazing cause in mind. With incredible prizes and goody bags on offer it's a perfect opportunity to raise awareness for such a vital charity. Messages For more information on the Look Good Feel Better netball tournament visit: https://lookgoodfeelbetter.co.uk/charity-netball-tournament/ Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website - sportspielonline.com Subscribe to our email newsletter - https://tinyletter.com/SportSpielPod Find out about our partners The Mintridge Foundation - https://www.mintridgefoundation.org.uk/ Credits Image: With thanks to Nat Panagarry/England Netball Music: Otis McDonald

The Beauty Breakfast Summit - Tickets on sale16th of March 2023 in Sydney.https://www.thegreenedit.com.au/industry-event-award-2023 Welcome to this very special episode of The Green Edit Podcast. Today I have the pleasure of speaking with a few of the incredible industry experts who will be speaking at The Beauty Breakfast Summit on Thursday the 16th of March 2023 in Sydney.I've worked with clean beauty and wellness brands for almost a decade, and as a result I have really come to understand the pain points and challenges that they experience when trying to scale their business. This realisation really formed the basis of The Green Edit in general, but I'm really excited that things are expanding, and The Green Edit Beauty Breakfast Summit will officially happen in Sydney on March 16. The event will bring together 14 of Australia's leading industry experts in beauty retail, media and business, the full speaker list is in the show notes. This has been a year in the works, and there is nothing quite like it.A big thank you to our event partners for helping me bring The Beauty Breakfast Summit to life. I am so proud to have the support of Buttr Marketing, Active Pharma, Maddocks and we are thrilled to have the Qantas Rewards Store beauty buying team at the event, they are growing their online clean and sustainable beauty offering and are looking forward to meeting and connecting with aligned beauty brand founders - you will find them at the Qantas Coffee Cart at the summit.So today as a bit of a teaser, I have had the pleasure of chatting to some of our summit speakers:Alison Rice - OfflineErin Hawken - Nourished NetherlandsElise Wilson - Are Media AustraliaElysha Sullivan - Sephora AustraliaDanielle Gay - Gritty PrettyElizabeth Roberts - RIISEWill Kepreotes - Buttr MarketingFrancine Kinkade - MaddocksCarol Kavurma - Look Good Feel BetterOne of the key takeaways that the beauty buyers and beauty editors shared on this episode is how much they truly value meeting brand founders face to face. That they say is where the magic happens. They are joining the Beauty Breakfast summit as they want to connect with you and hear more about your brand and story. Which means this is the event you need to be at to make these valuable connections.Summit Speakers Alison Rice - OfflineCathy Tolpigin - The Green EditErin Hawken - Nourished NetherlandsElise Wilson - Are Media AustraliaElysha Sullivan - Sephora AustraliaDanielle Gay - Gritty PrettyElizabeth Roberts - RIISEWill Kepreotes - Buttr MarketingFrancine Kinkade - MaddocksCarol Kavurma - Look Good Feel BetterElle Halliwell - The AustralianLinda Jukic- Accompany GroupMikko Helle of Actv Pharma GroupSally Hunwick - Marie ClaireErin Norden - Clean Beauty MarketI will again support our friends at Look Good Feel Better by donating proceeds from beauty summit tickets sales and keep listening for details and the opportunity for brands who attend our summit to partake in a unique media and beauty retailer gifting collaboration.Enjoy this episode and we all look forward to seeing you on Thursday the 16th of March at 12-Micron in Sydney for a morning of connection, inspiration and knowledge.Get your summit tickets:https://www.thegreenedit.com.au/industry-event-award-2023 Donate to LGFB:https://lgfb.org.au/donate/?utm_source=Comms&utm_medium=Online&utm_campaign=TheGreenEditContact LGFB:info@lgfb.org.au

It may be early in the week, but Team Tova is ready for a drink... Which is not to say we haven't loved-ish our month of sobriety! But today we will be toasting to the $1.17 million raised by this year's Dry July for three worthy cancer charities - Look Good Feel Better, the Prostate Cancer Foundation, and PINC & Steel NZ. And we'll be celebrating the $10,000 dollars raised through our own fundraising… big shout out to our boss Dallas Gurney who, in his infinite generosity, coughed up $5k after agreeing to match our donations. Our charities have been amazing…  joining us now is General Manager of Look Good Feel Better - Claire O'Higgins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our friends at Look Good Feel Better have been so generous to us this Dry July, providing us with the most wonderful raffle hamper to give away to one of our donors. It's just in their nature - helping people! The charity helps cancer patients at all stages of their journey feel their best. We're joined by Kate Baillie, a Look Good Feel Better facilitator based in Palmerston North.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tova O'Brien spoke to the non-profit organisation Look Good Feel Better. Look Good Feel Better offers a range of programmes for people at all stages of cancer treatment including skincare routines, how to fill in sparse eyebrows, or how to put on a wig. The organisation's general manager Clare O'Higgins says their programme is all about dealing with 'today'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Put down the drink and spare a bit of money this July.New Zealanders are being asked to give up alcohol for the month to raise funds for those going through cancer treatment, as part of Dry July.Cancer support charity Look Good Feel Better is experiencing higher demand than ever for practical services and care.General Manager Clare O'Higgins told Kate Hawkesby given the rise in the cost of living, finding some loose change could be difficult.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Pillow Talk, Robin Wright talks with Tim Quinn, co-founder of skincare line Halo 42 and the former lead make-up artist for L'Oreal's Giorgio Armani Beauty, about what it takes to harness our inner strength in the face of adversity. Rather than dwelling in grief after experiencing setbacks and personal loss, Tim has been able to move forward by creating a life focused on giving back and supporting causes that inspire him. From donating his time and talent for Michelle Obama's Let Girls Learn initiative, raising money for HPV and cancer research with the Farrah Fawcett Foundation, teaching beauty techniques to people with cancer with Look Good Feel Better, or his advocacy for autism research with Peace Love Solve, Tim has navigated his way through personal losses by investing in the karma bank in a huge way.

In this episode of Pillow Talk, Robin Wright talks with Tim Quinn, the former lead make-up artist for L'Oreal's Giorgio Armani Beauty, about what it takes to harness our inner strength in the face of adversity. Rather than dwelling in grief after experiencing setbacks and personal loss, Tim has been able to move forward by creating a life focused on giving back and supporting causes that inspire him. From donating his time and talent for Michelle Obama's Let Girls Learn initiative, raising money for HPV and cancer research with the Farrah Fawcett Foundation, teaching beauty techniques to people with cancer with Look Good Feel Better, or his advocacy for autism research with Peace Love Solve, Tim has navigated his way through personal losses by investing in the karma bank in a huge way.

Cancer. Everyone has either been affected by it, or knows someone affected by it. There’s 1 million people in Australia alone, currently living with a form of cancer. And yet, so many people’s cancer journeys are plagued with isolation and loneliness. Carol Kavurma is the General Manager of Look Good Feel Better Australia – a free community program which runs hair, makeup and skin care workshops for those experiencing cancer. This program takes people in their lowest times of their lives, builds up their confidence and creates community along the way. To register for Look Good Feel Better workshops, or to find out more information, visit their website. For information about the IMB Bank Community Foundation, visit their website. If you or someone you know has a story of hope to share, and you’d like to be interviewed for the podcast, Georgia would love to hear from you - leave a comment on the Finding Hope page at hopepodcasts.com.au. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Green Edit Podcast, your go-to destination for clean, high-performance beauty, hosted by founder & Organic Makeup Artist, Cathy Tolpigin. On this podcast, you'll hear interviews with brand founders, formulators, beauty innovators and wellness experts. Together we unpack the various definitions of clean, share inspiring brand stories, and cover the latest innovations in the green beauty industry — with a few product recommendations thrown in, of course. ​Today's guest is Carol Kavurma, General Manager of Look Good Feel Better Australia. For 31 years, Look Good Feel Better has run workshops to help Australians undergoing cancer treatment to recognise that small, simple actions of self-care each day can have a huge impact on both physical and emotional wellbeing. The workshops encourage patients to follow a daily routine to keep their skin nourished and protected, they are taught a few tips to give the illusion of lashes and brows and are shown how to style and wear a fun piece of headwear.We all know a fun pop of colour on the lips can make all the difference when we're in need of a little pick-me-up and for those undergoing cancer treatment, the confidence-boosting effect is even more powerful.As a makeup artist, I have loved supporting Look Good Feel Better over the years by running virtual and face to face skincare and makeup workshops. I have seen women enter the workshops with sadness and apprehension, it quickly transforms into a sense of relief and comfort, just by being in the same room with others who understand what they are going through. They leave the workshop with a sense of renewed confidence and often as new friends, which is beautiful to watch.I would love to support this amazing organisation further by donating $2 from every ticket sold to The Green Edit Event set for the 10th of March 2022. And if any beauty brands in our community would like to donate some products to Look Good Feel Better for use in future workshops, hopefully this episode provides a little insight and inspiration.Last product you purchased - RMS Beauty ConcealerWhat's been your best beauty discovery this year - Dr Hauschka Bath EssenceYour desert island skincare product -  Weleda Skin Food Professional treatment you swear by - Brow wax and MassageBest piece of beauty or wellness advice you can share - Sunscreen Sunscreen, sunscreen, essential for those undergoing cancer treatment and drink lots of water.You can follow Look Good Feel Better @lgfbaustralia a on InstagramAll information about registering for a workshop as a patient, registering as a volunteer, making donations of beauty products and financial donations are found on the Look Good Feel Better website:https://lgfb.org.au And if there's anything you want to hear on future episodes let us know on Instagram @thegreenedit_au  or  via email hello@thegreenedit.com.auAnd finally, if you love listening, please rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks so much for listening and for being a part of our conscious community, we are thrilled to have you! 

Vi avrundar den rosa månaden med att prata med Tina & Johanna som driver Bröstcancerpodden. Ett samtal där vi i våra sinnen krupit upp i soffan med varsin kopp thé och pratar om livet, cancern och känslorna därefter... Tina & Johanna träffades på en Look Good Feel Better kurs på sjukhuset, om deras verksamhet kan ni lyssna till i avsnitt 64.  Vi pratar om biverkningarna som hormonblockerarna ger oss och samlivet är en het potatis… Något vi tagit upp med både Sexologen i avsnitt 50  och Hildur från HerCare i avsnitt 45. För att inte tala om kroppen och att lära oss älska den nya kropp vi har, som vi även pratat med Karin Björkegren Jones om i avsnitt 68.  Lyssna på Bröstcancerpodden  Följ Bröstcancerpodden på instagram 

In this episode Jeannette Valmont, a long time volunteer and recipient of a Governor General Caring Canadian Award came by the cafe to share her experiences. She describes herself as a full time plus volunteer but also states that she has a PhD in personal suffering. During her visit to The Good Health Cafe Jeanette shares the remarkable story of how she turned her various health challenges into a thriving volunteer career and the lessons she has learned in health care navigation that she thinks people should know. Tune in for an inspiring conversation!About JeannetteFor the past 38 years, Jeannette Valmont has volunteered for Hope & Cope for the past 38 years, a psycho- social support organization for cancer patients and their families based at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. Despite suffering from debilitating chronic back pain from four failed back surgeries, thyroid cancer and an inflammatory disease, Jeannette has made it her life's mission to support patients through the trajectory of their cancer diagnoses.When Jeannette first became ill with her back, she created her own pain management strategy and re-invented the way that she works. Jeannette believes that because of her own pain and suffering, she is able to relate even more to the patients that she works with at Hope & Cope.As a volunteer, Jeannette has held multiple roles including: helping patients navigate their cancer diagnosis; scheduling out patient clinic volunteers; training new volunteers; leading Look Good Feel Better workshops that teach women how to manage the appearance-related impact of cancer; and even a term as Co-President. Hers is a true example of how to live a rich, rewarding, fulfilling and meaningful life with chronic illness.In recognition of this volunteer career, Jeannette was awarded a Governor General Caring Canadian Award in 2001 for outstanding and selfless contribution to the community, and a Hope & Cope Distinguished Service Award in 2015 for her exemplary service and leadership.Hope & CopeWebsite: https://hopeandcope.ca/en/Phone: 514-340-3616Podcast Sponsor Info:The Good Health Candle Companywww.goodhealthcandle.com@goodhealthcandle on Instagram and FacebookThe Good Health Cafe Feedback Form & Subscribe to the mailing listhttps://www.thegoodhealthcafe.com/submit-your-question@thegoodhealthcafe on Instagram and Facebook

Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) är ett humanitärt program, grundades i USA redan 1989 och kom till Sverige 2003. LGFB erbjuder kvinnor, som behandlas för cancer, kostnadsfria kurser om hudvård och make-up. ”Då går jag till sjukhuset och det gör inte ont” uttryckte en kursdeltagare om programmet. För ibland vill man förknippa sjukhuset även med positivt laddade minnen och det ger LGFB deltagarna. För att komma i kontakt med LGFB gå in på deras hemsida och följ deras sociala kanaler. Webb: https://www.lookgoodfeelbetter.se/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lookgoodfeelbetter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lookgoodfeelbetter/

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I've got great news! A few weeks ago I sent out a poll trying to understand how I can help you right now And honestly… The responses were surprising Based on your feedback, the #1 thing most of the entrepreneurial women need help with is… Time management So here's what I've done. I've created a new training specifically for women entrepreneurs to take back control of their time. SIGN UP HERE! In this week's episode of the podcast, I bring you another inspiring story of resilience. Lynda Rose is the General Manager for Mary Kay Canada. Lynda is passionate about improving entrepreneurship opportunities for women and is proud to have served on the Government of Canada's Advisory Council on Women Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders where she advised and shared insights on issues affecting women in business. Today Lynda serves on the Boards of the DSA, Cosmetics Alliance Canada and as the Chair of the Board of Directors for Look Good Feel Better. With the Mary Kay independent sales force leading the way, Lynda is looking forward to celebrating the company's continued growth, all while perpetuating Mary Kay Ash's legacy. Tune in to hear how she's aligning with her core values and you can too! We discussed: Being fired from a previous job for being a good mother Getting an even better position that aligned with her core values  The resilience of a woman especially during this pandemic The benefits of practicing gratitude and much more! Stay connected with Lynda online: Website: https://www.marykay.ca/en-ca/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marykaycanada/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/marykaycanada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marykaycanada   Stay connected with us online: Facebook- http://bit.ly/2CkjhqV Instagram- http://bit.ly/2OszRfs Twitter- http://bit.ly/2RU9tcz Youtube- http://bit.ly/MakiniSmithYoutube LinkedIn- http://bit.ly/2IZZZIm Website- http://bit.ly/2PvRRSu Books- http://bit.ly/MakiniSmith Subscribe to our newsletter if you love the value and free stuff! http://bit.ly/2AVKNJM Send feedback/questions to info@awalkinmystilettos.com Submit guest suggestions HERE info@awalkinmystilettos.com  

Bríd Dunne joined Oliver on the line to tell him about her experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer last July, and how Irish charity 'Look Good Feel Better' helped her feel like her real self despite going through her intense treatment.

In this episode we chat with the beautiful & talented MUA & Owner of Oneelleofamakeover Elle!Follow Elle on Instagram @oneelleofamakeoverThis episode is dedicated to National charity, Look Good Feel Better, who helps boost the physical & emotional wellbeing of people living with cancer through free online & (post Covid) face to face Workshops, printed materials & tutorials. Go towww.lookgoodfeelbetter.co.uk to find out more & follow on Instagram @lgfbukFollow us on Instagram @ourcirclepodcast & subscribe to the Our Circle podcast YouTube channel!Music owned by Our Circle & created by Adam Farrell. @farrell33aDisclaimer - we apologise if the audio quality isn't 100% clear in this episode!

Dee Diaz leads Look Good Feel Better (LGFB)- Canada's only charitable organization dedicated to the appearance related impact of cancer and its treatment for women and teens. Mobilizing supportive health care for women so they can feel more like themselves, is a personal passion and commitment for Dee. Having had cancer impact half of the women in her immediate family means she knows firsthand the value of empowering women with optimism and confidence- which research has shown can lead to better health outcomes. Having joined LGFB in 2015, Dee brings over 20 years of transformational community and corporate philanthropic engagement to deliver health programming and advocacy efforts. Through innovative marketing and fundraising partnerships, she has been successful in creating impact, opportunity and well-being for women and children- in Canada and around the world. Prior to LGFB, Dee led strategy and teams at SickKids Foundation, UNICEF Canada and War Child Canada. Having studied community health, she began her career at SickKids Hospital and worked within the health promotion program for several years before transitioning to a career in fundraising. Dee is also passionate about building capacity to drive organizational effectiveness and agility- coupled with developing a culture that thrives on curiosity, collaboration, and inspired authenticity. Dee is proud to contribute to the ‘Social Profit Sector' by building healthy and thriving communities, while achieving a sense of work joy driven by deep purpose. Dee's story, her words of encouragement and wisdom, and kindhearted nature make this episode a must-listen for those affected by or who love someone who has been diagnosed with cancer. For more on Dee and her work, visit the LGFB website, or follow them on Twitter. Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Look good Feel better partner with Beauty businesses to support those struggling with the side effects of cancer treatment. Cathy Moore is a volunteer with the charity and spoke to Blathnaid about how the charity can help people, Cathy's own experience with the charity and the difference talking to a specially trained beautician can make!

Erena Shimoda Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Erena Shimoda received her Divemaster certificate in Venezuela in 2005, and began shooting underwater photographs in Thailand, Bonaire, Bahama, Corsica, Cozumel, Cancun, and Hawaii. She specializes in underwater portrait photography and uses her background in New Media and Fine Art to create unique compositions in different media. She pioneered underwater transformative photography after surviving a car accident in which she lost her father and was severely injured. As a part of her healing process, she volunteered at the American Cancer Society’s Look Good Feel Better program. The program is for cancer patients to reassure there is beauty during and after cancer. By combining total immersion with portrait photography, she discovered a powerful transformation that can help others who are traumatized by physical disabilities, domestic violence, and PTSD. The transformative effect of her portraits prompted Erena to use her experience in underwater photography to promote recovery, tranquility and freedom. She knows that the power of water combined with the creative process transforms body and mind. The project is a donation base and my business of underwater maternity and underwater beauty shoots fund a big part of the underwater portrait session cost.For survivors, there is a discounted package price:underwaterhealer.com/testimonialshttp://underwaterhealer.com

In this episode I speak with Cathy Moore, Look Good Feel Better Ireland Ambassador. Look Good Feel Better Ireland is a charity organisation that offers free skincare/make-up workshops for people undergoing cancer treatment. Cathy shares with us her journey with breast cancer and how Look Good Feel Better gave her a sense of purpose and helped her feel connected to herself and to others as she navigated her way through treatment. We spoke about how we all deal with our diagnosis in different ways and what supports are there for anyone who finds themselves in this challenging situation. Cathy is a laughter yoga teacher which I loved hearing all about and she brings us through a short laughter exercise which instantly made me feel better. Cathy is a breath of fresh air. Her joie de vivre is infectious and she left me feeling that even though bad things happen to us their is always light at the end of the tunnel if we choose to look for it. Enjoy x

“Coping with Covid-19 how some small charities are rising to the challenge and are continuing to provide needed services and supports”. This week Diarmaid O Corrbui - CEO of Carmichael Ireland talks with three small Charities about their work during Covid-19. The three Charities are 1. Look Good Feel Better 2. First Light 3. The Huntington's Association.

Trina says, “When we look good, we feel good and it shows.” Learn how this woman's passion for taking care of women has led to serving the beauty and retail industry for over 25 years. She believes this quarantine period is “the best time to get into our closets.” She will share tips on when to hold onto pieces and when to let them go. Please note: At times the video and audio do not match up, but the audio is good, and you can still hear all the wonderful insight Trina is sharing – My apologies! (Got to love technology!) Interview Questions: 1:10 How are you handling this quarantine period and pandemic? 2:03 What's one style tip you would share with those who have been laid off (furloughed) right now? 2:40 What are the spring trends for this year? 3:44 How do you determine what to hold onto and what to get rid of? 4:50 When building your wardrobe, what are some key points or pieces to keep it versatile? 6:12 How did the passion for fashion and your lean towards beauty journey come together? 8:22 Mentionable Moment: Trina has a certain “ je ne sais quoi” ( a good quality this difficult to describe; an attractive quality that is difficult to articulate) about her. 8:48 If a woman came to you for help – where and how do you solve that problem? What do you look to build for her? 11:35 Is it the person or the clothes that make the biggest impression/statement? 12:45 How important is it to look the part to where you want to go? 13:31 What is the biggest or most marketable skill that you consider with your brand message and attire? 14:50 Is “fashion” your superpower? 16:17 Would you like to share more information about “Look Good Feel Better” 17:14 Where can people find more information about you and your services? Visit these sites for more information: Website: https://raychellfitzpatrick.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trina-wilson-330bb92a/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/trina.wilson2020 Email: Trina@Raychellfitzpatrick.com More information on Trina in her own words: Motto: Be gorgeously you, always! Let your light shine, and amazing things will follow. I create custom wardrobes, understanding who you are, your business, your day to day activities, and what will define your signature look to set you apart. Aligning who you are on the inside with what the world sees on the outside. You are your brand; like it or not. Your image and style are INCREDIBLY important. Simply put, I create brand style and a strong professional image that speaks volumes about who you are. I believe in staying current with industry standards and trends, always bringing you quality products and information. Thank you for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confidentstrides/support

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Bringing other women along with your success Connecting with customers through true authenticity Knowing when the experts are wrong Standing for something   Resources: Learn more: jamiekernlima.com Instagram: instagram.com/jamiekernlima Twitter: twitter.com/jamiekernlima itcosmetics.com Show Notes: There are moments in time when someone walks into your life and changes you forever, and that is the case with Jamie Kern Lima. She is a true champion and cheerleader of women and she has made me rethink how I do everything and the why that I am starting with. Her story of starting her brand in her living room, and of turning no's into yeses, is an inspiration to all of us. Question Highlights:   When did you become such a cheerleader for women? How do you navigate when the experts are telling you something won’t work when you know they are wrong? What would you have done differently?     Guest Bio: Jamie Kern Lima is an American entrepreneur, billion-dollar business success story, champion of women, philanthropist, culture-shifter and highly sought-after keynote speaker. She Co-Founded IT Cosmetics from her living room, grew it into a top-selling makeup and skincare brand, then sold it to L’Oréal for $1.2 Billion, in their largest US acquisition to date, making Jamie the first female CEO in L’Oréal’s 100+ year history.  Jamie is passionate about inspiring and mentoring entrepreneurs, building businesses, making a difference in the lives of women and girls and giving back in a big way. As a passionate speaker, Jamie loves sharing her stories of inspiration, underestimation, overcoming self-doubt, rejection and never giving up.   From working as a grocery bagger at Safeway grocery store to waitressing at Denny’s, Jamie’s always hustled to pay her way through school and make her dreams happen. Prior to launching IT Cosmetics, Jamie was an award-winning TV news anchor with beauty challenges including sparse brows and sensitive skin and she could never find products that truly worked. That’s when IT Cosmetics and Jamie’s mission to empower every woman to believe in her own beauty was born. Jamie’s now shared this vision of inclusivity and inspiration, doing more than 1000 live TV appearances herself on QVC, where she grew IT Cosmetics to be the largest beauty brand in QVC history. Through her work, Jamie has built an inspired community of millions of women across the country and globally who have shared their stories of overcoming struggle when it comes to confidence and self-worth.  Jamie graduated Valedictorian from Washington State University and received her MBA from Columbia University. Jamie’s recently been named on the 2019 Forbes Richest Self-Made Women list, Goldman Sachs’ 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs, WWD’s 50 Most Powerful Women in Beauty, Porter Magazine’s Incredible Women list and is a member of the CBS Board of Overseers and Harvard Women’s Leadership Forum. She also received the 2019 Columbia University Medal of Excellence, EY Entrepreneurial Winning Women Award, Columbia Business School’s Distinguished Early Achievement Alumni of the Year Award, Fashion Group International Star Award, the CEW Achiever Award and is the recipient of the 2019 Look Good, Feel Better Dream Ball Award. Jamie is energized by an unremitting passion to inspire and empower girls, women, and entrepreneurs and has been featured on Good Morning America, Today, CBS This Morning, CNBC, Nightline, and Joel Osteen and in The New York Times, O Oprah Magazine, PEOPLE, Marie Claire, Shape, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, New York Magazine, The Wall Street Journal and more.  Jamie currently owns part or all of more than 15 companies. She also works passionately with many philanthropic causes including Look Good Feel Better®, where IT Cosmetics has donated $40 million in product to date to help women face the effects of cancer with more confidence. Jamie lives in Los Angeles with her husband Paulo, daughter Wonder and two French Bulldogs Rainbow and Sunshine. 

The lovely Ms Chauna Payne, founder of Heavenly Hair - a hair-optional lifestyle brand, and I talk about hair loss, TEDx women's event, Alopecia, being the bald lady, hugs, boys and hair loss, Heavenly Hair Ever After, skin adhesive hair accessories, being relatable to others, Chauna having hair, her mother and grandmother being an inspiration, her love for wigs, volunteering for the Look Good Feel Better community, service to the community, wigs not being expensive, wearing a wig, maneuvering hair loss, being your authentic self, the need to celebrate bald women as a society, creating our own standard of beauty, dictating your own beauty, being versatile, The Muny Wig Department, the world of hair, endless possibilities, Chauna's experience with visiting schools, her love for kids, educating kids on hair loss, Tyler Perry, her hair loss journal, and where you can find her! You can find Chauna's book, Heavenly Hair Ever After, here - https://www.amazon.com/Heavenly-Hair-After-Chauna-Payne/dp/0692181113   

For The Millions of Women in Cancer Treatment Right Now! Look Good Feel Better is dedicated to helping you look your best during chemotherapy, radiation, and other cancer treatments. While most changes in your appearance are temporary, we believe it is important to help you look better today. Louanne Roark is the executive director, speaks with Mark Alyn about how the foundation helps women feel better.

For The Millions of Women in Cancer Treatment Right Now! Look Good Feel Better is dedicated to helping you look your best during chemotherapy, radiation, and other cancer treatments. While most changes in your appearance are temporary, we believe it is important to help you look better today. Louanne Roark is the executive director, speaks with Mark Alyn about how the foundation helps women feel better.

Tatiana Morales is a bilingual English/Spanish licensed esthetician trained in oncology esthetics. She is South Florida’s leading oncology trained esthetician holding double certifications from the prestigious educational programs Oncology Spa Solutions® and Oncology Skin Therapeutics™. She has been helping men, women and teenagers address their skin issues in a holistic way, devoting her time to study and evaluate esthetician protocols and skin care products aimed at preventing and alleviating the most frequent skin problems clients can encounter. Tatiana also volunteers her time at Cleveland Clinic in Weston, FL offering complementary skin care treatments for cancer patients going through chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. In addition, she also facilitates the Look Good Feel Better® program for the American Cancer Society on a monthly basis.

Dry July is a fundraiser that challenges you to go alcohol-free and raise funds for people affected by cancer.Funds raised for Dry July will benefit Look Good Feel Better, a charity that provides free, community-based programmes for any person, facing any cancer, at any time.To chat more about Dry July, General Manager of Look Good, Feel Great Clare O'Higgins joined the show.LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE

Monica Noel started her Mary Kay business 39 years ago with a commitment to enriching women’s lives. First through teaching women how to have beautiful skin and how to make the most of their features with the proper makeup application, then through mentoring them to reach their goals in their own Mary Kay businesses. For the last 13 years as a volunteer with the Look Good Feel Better program she has facilitated sessions for women undergoing cancer treatment because she believes that we all feel better when we look better. 5 years ago she also started volunteering at the North Shore Hospice for the Everyday Counts program where women get makeup, hair and then a keepsake portrait. She offers women she meets a complimentary 1 hour skin care and makeover session where she finds the right products and colors for their skin and they leave looking and feeling beautiful with tips on how to recreate the looks themselves. She knows that “When you take care of yourself and feel good about yourself, you have more to give to others.” In this episode, Kim asks Monica: What's make-up for? What are some concerns you get from midlife women about make-up? What are some tips you can share? Visit Monica's website to upload your photo and virtually try on all of the colors with different hair colors and styles, as well as book your free session with her if you're in the Vancouver area: www.marykay.ca/mnoel

Leslie Free and Michelle Pilon stopped by to talk to the Odd Squad about Bubbles & Brunch Calgary - a fabulous and fashionable spring event from Look Good Feel Better. Look Good Feel Better is Canada’s only national charitable program dedicated to helping women manage the appearance-related effects of cancer and its treatment.  Bubbles and Brunch will be held at the at the exclusive Palliser Hotel! Enjoy gourmet brunch items, complimentary beer, wine and bubbly, DJ, raffle prizes, & be pampered at one of our luxury beauty sponsor stations.

Tay Shan Min is currently battling stage 4 cancer, but instead of curling up in bed and hiding, she is documenting her journey on Facebook and has got involved in with the Look Good Feel Better, a free makeover program which teaches quick makeovers for cancer patients. She told Claressa Monteiro how her cancer diagnosis changed her life and how she remains positive.

How your present yourself can affect how you're perceived by your clients, potential clients, and wedding industry peers. Are you putting your best foot forward, not only with your appearance but also your body language and communication style? In this week's episode of This Week In Weddings, we're talking to image consultant Tara Hooper, owner of The Style Signature about how to "show up" in order to have the most positive impact. About our guest:  Tara Hooper is a certified image consultant and personal brand specialist who has helped people present their best selves for over 20 years. Founder of The Style Signature and Signature Consulting, she believes that image perception directly impacts profitability and productivity and is passionate about providing effective tools and strategies to help clients showcase their most confident, authentic selves. Her own evolution from teen beauty queen to professional hair stylist & makeup artist to successful image consultant and confidence coach gives her unique insights and anecdotes sure to engage any audience. Tara’s been on the boards of the National Association of Women’s Business Owners and the Association of Image Consultants International (Atlanta Chapter). She’s a volunteer consultant for Look Good Feel Better, a program partnered with the American Cancer Society to help patients with self-esteem and appearance during treatment and post-operative recovery. She is still active in the beauty pageant realm where she’s been crowned Mrs. Texas Woman of Achievement  (2017), Mrs. Alabama (2013) and Mrs. USA Petite (2012), to name a few. Tara currently resides in the North Dallas area with her husband, two children and dogs. In this episode, listeners will hear about: What an image consultant does The one person everyone should have in their corner for getting the best clothing fit The biggest mistakes people make when it comes to their personal appearance Steps to take before walking into a networking event Want to connect with Tara? www.thestylesignature.com Email: tara@thestylesignature.com

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Louanne Roark of the Look Good Feel Better foundation shares how the organization helps women undergoing cancer treatment transform. Spotlight on Moms features Kathy Kelly of SpecialMouse.com. Retired Pharmacist, David Foreman, shares how travel impacts your health. Family expert, Notoya Green shares tips on how to teach your kids to be thankful. Dr. Bernadine Cruz, associate veterinarian, shares how ways to keep your furry companions healthy.

Guest: Koray Lucas, Co-Founder of Radiant Wraps, beautiful, silky wraps for breast cancer patients instead of those ugly, embarrassing hospital gowns. Koray's mother was pampered at her cancer center -- until she met "the gown". "Putting on that hospital gown was the one part of the entire process that made me feel sick, because at that moment, I looked sick. My personality was taken away, I was uncomfortable, cold and embarrassed." The Radiant Wrap was born! Joni live M-F at 2:00 p.m. ET on www.W4CS.com. www.JoniAldrich.com

Afros, bobs, comb overs, fried, dyed, and laid to the side, no one can deny hair is a person's crowning glory. With hair being a multi-billion dollar industry, even heavy-weights like Oprah are currently weighing into the discussion.   Why is something that is biologically "dead" linked to our basic self esteem? Join Dr. D Ivan Young and his guest, hair expert extraordinare Toni Love. Toni is an authority on hair for all hair types and textures. She is the author of "The World of Wigs, Weaves and Extensions," holds instructor licenses in Cosmetology and Barbering, and is a certified Hair Loss Specialist. Toni is also certified through the American Cancer Society, teaching "Look Good Feel Better" cancer patients how to cope with hair loss as they undergo chemotherapy (www.ToniLove.com).   Regardless of your gender, ethnicity or age, if you're having hair issues, have a question or just want more knowledge, this is the show for you!   To be a submit a show idea, comment, or be a featured guest email julia@divanyoung.com.

Today Joe and Megan chat with Christina Bennett of Elizabeth Arden about their bang-up new cause marketing campaign on Pinterest, Pin It To Give It, in partnership with nonprofit Look Good Feel Better. Christina shares how the campaign plans to reach their donation goal of 10,000 eyeliners (valued at $16-$18 each) to Look Good Feel Better by early fall via a very integrated campaign bridging multiple channels and how this campaign may inform the brand's future efforts on Pinterest. We also learn about Elizabeth's Arden's other cause marketing efforts, including a partnership with nonprofit Pencil, focused on employee engagement in local schools.

Mary Jane Massie, MD, discusses the Look Good...Feel Better program from the Personal Care Products Council Foundation. Look Good...Feel Better offers free support programs across the country for women with cancer. Quality of Life