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In this episode of Beyond Limits, Olivia chats with Alessia Sculpt. Alessia Sculpt is a content creator, podcast host, and founder of A Sculpt Body, an online fitness platform and community that empowers women to live authentically and without sacrifice. After nearly a decade in finance, she left the corporate world to follow her passion for fitness and connection. Through her growing social media presence, Alessia shares candid conversations about body acceptance, divorce, dating, losing her mother at a young age, and navigating major life transitions. She has hosted sold-out events in cities like Toronto, NYC, and Miami, partnered with top brands like Joe Fresh, TRESemmé, Dove, and more, and continues to inspire with her relatable, big-sister energy and core mantra: “No Sacrifices.”They talk dating after divorce, mushroom ceremonies, career pivots, nervous system expansion, and redefining what it means to live authentically—without sacrifice.Key topics include:

When the pandemic hit, Matt Newman, like many hairstylists, found himself at home unoccupied. Eventually, though, he took his expertise to TikTok — and today, he has 2.4 million followers on the platform and another 1.2 million on Instagram. Regularly working with brands like Tresemmé, he's known for both his tutorials and his takes on viral trends and hacks. But what he is most proud of in his four years of content creation is simply teaching people how to do their hair, he said. "The thing people tell me when I meet my internet friends in real life, is, 'You taught me how to blowdry my hair.' That's my biggest accomplishment — and it's not always my most viral content, but it's my most meaningful content. It's empowering to know how to fall in love with your own hair in your bathroom, with the stuff you already own." On this week's episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Newman discusses the value of educational content, the power of creating with brand partnership opportunities in mind and the reason he's not creating tons of TikTok Shop-forward content.

Ian Murphy is an experienced results-focused C-suite Leader with a successful track-record in the beauty industry employing proven business skills in Sales, Marketing, Operations and Finance. Starting his career in the UK, he has built a 30 year career including over 100 new product launches, TV & Print advertising, Multi-Million$ P&L responsibility, Team leader + hands-on collaborator. Cross-category successes in Haircare, Skincare, Hair Color, Tools/Appliances & Personal Care. Multi-channel expertise in Ecommerce, Pro Beauty (Salon/OTC supply stores), Luxe, Chain Retail, TV/DR shopping, and MLM. Big-Box brand experience with L'Oréal, @Garnier, and @TRESemmé, Pro Salon Wins for @Redken --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dylanconroy/support

TRESemmé - New York Fashion Week - Marco Peña interview

I'm beyond excited for today's episode! My friend and long-time inspiration, Kahlea, is joining me today! Kahlea Wade is a Creator Economy and Influencer Marketing Expert with 9 years of experience in the industry. In addition to being a creator herself, she's worked with creators to help them secure nearly $1,000,000 in brand partnerships. In 2022, she launched a talent agency called Alora Society with one of her friends, which facilitates mutually beneficial partnerships between brands and creators. Through Alora Society, their creators have partnered with renowned brands like Meta, Nike, Amazon Prime, Skims, Michael Kors, Etsy, Tresemmé, and more. Kahlea has also been featured in outlets such as Fox News, The Today Show, and Forbes for her creator insights and expertise.   Kahlea brings her wealth of knowledge to us today by spilling all the tea on how to pitch yourself to a brand and create paid partnerships. She goes in-depth on so much info, you're going to want to listen to this episode multiple times! Kahlea shares: What to say or do to reach out to partnerships to pitch yourself How to turn gifted partnerships into paid partnerships A deep dive into what variables determine how to create your rates for working with brands, as well as ideas for how to build equations for rates What and what not to have in your media kit What metrics brands are looking for when hiring a creator or influencer What to watch out for or make sure is included in contracts What mistakes in general that creators and business owners should avoid to make sure that their getting the most out of their experience working with brands How to pitch to a brand for a long term partnership How to attract brands through your content and accounts   Resources & Links: Profit Mavens Summit 150 Free Hooks List Building 101 Manychat Stories that Sell IG University Kajabi 30 day free trial + 20 free story templates Around the Clock Masterclass Kahlea's Negotiation Playbook and FREEBIE Brand Partnership Pitch Template   Connect with Kahlea: Follow on Instagram @kahleanicolee Follow on Threads @kahleanicolee Follow Alora Socity on Instagram @alora.society Download her FREEBIE: Brand Partnership Pitch Template   Connect with Mya: Follow on Instagram @myanichol Join my email list Check out my website Now on YouTube   Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode! Find the complete show notes here: https://myanichol.com/2024/06/25/how-to-land-high-paying-brand-partnerships-from-gifted-products-and-become-a-pitching-master-w-kahlea-kahleanicolee-episode-73/ 

This week's guest is Flor Pereira, a NYC based latin creator. She recalls her move from Argentina, switching careers and uprooting her life. Other topics we discuss include: Moving to NYC and recalling the transition: struggles, lessons and changes Career change from being a lawyer in Argentina to full time creator in NYC Embracing different chapters in life and taking chances/ risks Using Envy and Triggers as a positive way to reflect on your life  Transitioning into motherhood and Role of Social Media as a Mom The realities of being a mom especially during the newborn stage: power of the quote “days are long but years are short” Opening up about being introvert as a content creator  Feel free to leave a positive review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoyed this episode and be sure to share this with a friend! You can also email any questions or feedback to ⁠thecityconfessions@gmail.com⁠. ABOUT FLOR: Flor Pereira is a 35 year old digital creator. She was born in Argentina but has been based in New York City since 2016. She created ⁠Penny Lane Blog⁠ in May 2010 as a personal outlet for her ideas. With time, she redefined her site's style and the topics she talked about, now focusing on fashion, beauty & skincare, and traveling. In the past couple of years she has partnered and is currently working with brands such as Asos, bareMinerals, Blink Beauty, Carolina Herrera, Coach, Dr. Martens, Eva Hair NYC, Google, MAC Cosmetics, Macy's, Otterbox, Primark, River Island, Sephora, Skinny Dip London, Steve Madden, Superdry, Teen Vogue, TOMS, TRESemmé, Ulta Beauty, Zappos and more. Although time has passed and her audience has grown, she still connects with her followers on an everyday basis, creating content that is inspirational but also relatable. At the moment, she is also working on an app & some other projects to be revealed soon! Links: INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/flopereira  TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@iamflopereira  BLOG http://pennylaneblog.com  PERSONAL SITE http://flopereira.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecityconfessions/support

Sho Genge! Welcome to the third installment of Style Your Story brought to you by TRESemmé. I had the privilege of sitting down with Zesipho Mncwango who is known as the OfficialPerfumePlug, to talk all things business, perfume and winning the Glamour Women of the year 2023 Next Gen Game changer. Zesipho is a brand manager, content creator and entrepreneur. Her love for perfume has turned into a thriving business whilst opening her up to many more opportunities. Through this journey, Zesipho identified the fine-fragrance category as the final sphere of the beauty industry requiring more education, representation and inclusivity in South Africa.

Sho Genge! Welcome to the second installment of Style Your Story brought to you by TRESemmé. I had the privilege of sitting down with Smangele Sibisi and Debora Somwe to talk about all things business and hair. Smangele Sibisi is the founder and owner of Indalo Nubian Naturals, natural hairstylist, loc specialist, make-up artist, masterclass host and tutor. As a qualified facilitator, she's worked with TRESemmé as a tutor for their Stylist Training Programme and presented masterclasses at popular hair and beauty events across the country. Debora Somwe is the owner of Reine de Beaute, the salon that this episode was shot in. She founded Reine de Beaute in her second year of university to help fund her tuition. The business that started off as a passion project has now become an established and trusted hair salon.

Kirbie and Sara reminisce on a dreamy week on the annual Unilever trip, which made its way to Santa Monica this year. The trip brings beauty editors across dozens of publications together to learn about new launches and innovations from brands like Dove, Tresemmé, Nexxus and more. Kirbie details the amazing Abhyanga massage she received at the gorgeous Surya spa, a must-visit if you're ever in Los Angeles. We then have our first WOYF in a while, and it's a double-WOYF — Katie Jane Hughes launched her brand in September and the first product is a de-LITE. In news, Gwyneth Paltrow announced she wants to appeal to the general public and will launch her brand good.clean.goop at both Amazon and Target so everyone can get a piece of the goop pie — will you try it, Glams? And lastly, we dissect the real reason Britney shaved her head, which was actually discussed on this podcast several years ago, long before Britney was out of her conservatorship and her tell-all came out. Join Kirbie at Pop Pantheon's Live Britney Show on 11/2!Shop this episodeGlossAngelesPod.comhttps://linktr.ee/glossangelespodCALL US: 424-341-0426Shop products from our episodesJoin our FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/glossangelespodcastInstagram: @glossangelspod, @kirbiejohnson, @saratanTwitter: @glossangelespod, @kirbiejohnson, @saratanEmail: glossangelespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author, advocator, educator and entrepreneur, Diane Da Costa is a trailblazing figure in the beauty and wellness industry. She is the CEO and Founder of SimpleeBEAUTIFUL Brands, Co-President of the Natural Hairstyle & Braid Coalition and wrote the book, Textured Tresses. With over three decades of experience in the beauty industry, Diane has honed her craft to become a master hairstylist, specializing in natural and textured hair.  Diane is  known for her exceptional skills as a hairstylist, her passion for holistic wellness, and her dedication to advocating for the natural hair community.    Her journey began as a young entrepreneur, styling hair for clients from the age of 13, which eventually led her to make a career-defining choice to transition from a corporate job to follow her true calling in hairstyling.   Throughout her illustrious career, Diane has not only showcased her expertise as a stylist but has also become an educator and mentor in the field. She is a strong advocate for formal education and training in natural hair care, aiming to bridge the gap in hairstyling education and access for stylists in this specialized field.   Diane's commitment to the natural hair community extends beyond her salon. She is one of the driving forces behind the National Hairstyle & Braid Coalition, an organization dedicated to raising awareness, advocating for legislative changes, and providing much-needed support for the natural hair industry.    Diane has also partnered with Tresemme to help beauty professionals get education on textured hair and how to better service customers with it through education modules she has created and taught.    Diane's holistic approach to wellness has also led her to explore the benefits of CBD products, and she has become a licensed retailer of CBD, offering a range of wellness products at her boutique, SimpleeBEAUTIFUL.    Follow Diane Da Costa on her mission to transform the beauty industry, empower stylists, and celebrate natural beauty on Instagram @diane_da_costa and through the NHBC at nhbcoalition.org    Key Takeaways   1. Holistic Wellness and Natural Living: Diane Da Costa's journey into wellness and CBD retailing underscores the importance of holistic wellness. Prioritizing natural living, including healthy eating and regular exercise, can lead to overall well-being.   2. Pain Management with CBD: Diane's experience with CBD products highlights their potential for pain relief, especially for individuals dealing with chronic pain conditions.    3. Evolving Industry: The natural hair industry is constantly evolving, and there's a need for standardization, education, and advocacy. Many hairstylists are self-taught, which has led to gaps in knowledge and practice.   4. The Importance of Education: Formal education in natural hair care is crucial. Advocacy efforts, like the National HairstylE and Braid Coalition (NHBC), are aimed at improving access to education and training for natural hair stylists.   5. Empowering the Natural Hair Community: Diane and the NHBC are focused on empowering natural hair stylists and consumers.    7. Focus on Safety and Health: The natural hair industry must prioritize the health and safety of clients. This includes understanding different hair conditions, practicing proper sanitation, and addressing issues like alopecia and hair loss with care. Timestamps   1. [00:05:30] The evolution of the natural hair industry and the need for formal education and standardization for hairstylists.   2. [00:10:50] The role of the National Hairstyling and Braiding Coalition (NHBC) in advocating for natural hair stylists and consumers, and the importance of data collection for the community.   3. [00:14:40] Diane's start at Knapps, a salon where she began her journey in the beauty and hair industry. She shares insights into how she turned heads and made a significant impact during her time there.   4. [00:19:45] The significance of empowering the natural hair community and ensuring safety and health in the industry.   5. [00:27:45] The importance of proper education in the natural hair industry and addressing issues related to hair loss and scalp disorders.   6. [00:34:02] The significance of safety and hygiene in hairstyling, including identifying scalp disorders and providing appropriate guidance to clients.   7. [00:38:50] Diane talks about the work she's doing with TRESemmé, providing insights into her current projects and collaborations with the brand.   8. [00:50:10] The role of passion and creativity in driving success in the beauty and hair industry, along with the importance of leaving a lasting legacy.   9. [00:54:40] The significance of understanding the intricacies of hair care, including identifying and addressing issues like alopecia and scalp disorders, to provide holistic client care.   10. [01:06:49] Diane's final thoughts on the importance of education, licensing, and safe practices in the beauty and hair industry for both professionals and consumers. Quotes   1. "In this business, you have to love lwhat you do because it's not an easy business, but everything you love will turn into and flourish always."   2. "You have to know all of these intricacies to prevent and have consumer care and safety at the end of the day to prosper and to have abundance."   3. "We have a multitude of the younger generation who are hungry to make their money and they're moving so fast that they don't take into consideration of the education that they need."  

New York Fashion Week - Tresemmé- Backstage con Marco Peña

Sho Genge! Welcome to the first installment of Style Your Story brought to you by TRESemmé. I had the privilege of sitting down with Kay Yarms who is an award-winning and trusted influencer, YouTuber, content creator and beauty entrepreneur. In this episode we talk about her journey within the content creation space and how that has helped her style her personal story to date. This episode is shot within her new Salon space, SAXX Beauty.  

Unilever, el gigante en la fabricación de productos de higiene como Dove, Savital, Pond's, Sedal, Tresemmé, Clear y Ego, y productos alimenticios, como Fruco, Maizena y Knorr, busca crecer e innovar en la fabricación de artículos con la ampliación de sus operaciones en Palmira, Valle. La multinacional, además de seguir expandiéndose, tendrá una nueva planta en este municipio para la fabricación de alimentos con capacidad de generar 40.000 toneladas al año.

SIRIPHONG TIPAYAKESORN (PRETO) Preto is a visual artist from Thailand based in New York City. He loves creating a new experience by using art and technology via motion graphic design, 3D mapping projection, VJing, and XR (eXtended Reality) Award-winning: Gold Medal for Environmental Design New York Design Award 2020, a Mapping projection that collaborated with Planet Word Museum, the world's first interactive museum of language in Washington DC. He has also made mapping projections with the New York Historical Society Museum, Natural History Museum, and The Brooklyn Public Library. For over twenty years, He served many major clients--including ESPN, HBO, the Emmy Awards, Mercedes-Benz, United Nations, Toyota, Honda, Mustang, The NBA Lab, Pepsi, Smirnoff, Heineken, TRESemmé, Mashable, The verge, and Visuals for Lizzo concert. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/xrmotinon/support

After their Thanksgiving bye week, your favorite girls are back to discuss the upcoming matchups going into week 13, including some very important topics like Trevor Lawrence's ever-luscious hair.

Episode SummaryBoarding school. Enrichment and personal growth experiences. A supportive community. Natalie Tung is creating all of this … for black and brown high school girls in Trenton. The idea took shape while Natalie was at Princeton and reflected on her own difficult experience growing up in Hong Kong. Now, just a few years later, she's hit the tipping point. Meet the budding “Sal Kahn” for minority high-school girls.Sydney Finkelstein Syd Finkelstein is the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He holds a Master's degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Professor Finkelstein has published 25 books and 90 articles, including the bestsellers Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, which LinkedIn Chairman Reid Hoffman calls the “leadership guide for the Networked Age.” He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Management, a consultant and speaker to leading companies around the world, and a top 25 on the Global Thinkers 50 list of top management gurus. Professor Finkelstein's research and consulting work often relies on in-depth and personal interviews with hundreds of people, an experience that led him to create and host his own podcast, The Sydcast, to uncover and share the stories of all sorts of fascinating people in business, sports, entertainment, politics, academia, and everyday life.Natalie TungNatalie is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of HomeWorks Trenton, a free community-based after-school boarding program. Growing up in a numbers-driven public school system in Hong Kong, Natalie had an unhealthy relationship with learning. This relationship changed when she had the opportunity to attend a boarding school in New Jersey. More importantly, living with 40 girls at such a young age empowered her to become more empathetic and confident, and these women are still her support system today. While earning her teaching certificate as a sophomore at Princeton University, Natalie started HomeWorks with the idea of replicating this experience for girls in marginalized communities around the world. Since 2016, she has run five programs with 50 participants, raised over $1.9 million in cash and in-kind donations, and built a diverse team of 6 full-time and five part-time staff, board members, interns, and volunteers. Natalie and HomeWorks have been recognized by McKinsey & Company, Camelback Ventures, Barclays, Comcast, Hollister, TRESemmé, Echoing Green, Vital Voices, Penn Graduate School of Education, Princeton University, and more.Insights from this episode: Details about HomeWorks Trenton programThe problem HomeWorks Trenton is seeking to solveHow Natalie's school experience shaped herNatalie's conviction to help women of colorHow HomeWorks Trenton program is aligned to Natalie's missionPartners she has worked with to equip her scholars and make them ready for collegeNatalie's challenges running the programNatalie's aspiration for HomeWorksQuotes from the show:“What we are doing here is not only replicating a boarding school and bringing it to public schools and with all the benefits of the wrap-around learning and all that, but also doing so in a way that reverses the narrative that our kids need to leave their communities to be successful.”–Natalie Tung [6:29]“At the core of what we are doing, we are creating a community specifically for our black and brown girls here in Trenton to reclaim power over their cultures, identities, and experiences.“ –Natalie Tung [6:41]“I truly believe in the power of women. I believe that when women come together and when we really are at the forefront of things, magic happens” –Natalie Tung [17:39]“I was in a community of women who were my age, and just being able to live with so many different kinds of girls and to be vulnerable with each other at the age of 13/14, it was such a unique experience. It did make me more confident” –Natalie Tung [18:40]“Our values are intentionality, empathy, and community. Something that we are trying to do is making sure that we are being intentional about every single thing we do at HomeWorks, every decision, every policy we have” –Natalie Tung [22:48]“We want to build a culture where our kids feel safe, where they are here to grow. We all make mistakes but we are here to learn and just feel like we have each other's backs” –Natalie Tung [23:03]“I very much believe in the power of women and I very much believe in the power of community, and I know a lot of other who people believe in it too” –Natalie Tung [33:24]“I think the beauty about HomeWorks and about our team is that we have a really diverse group of people within our staff” –Natalie Tung [43:28]Stay connected:Sydney FinkelsteinWebsite: http://thesydcast.comLinkedIn: Sydney FinkelsteinTwitter: @sydfinkelsteinFacebook: The SydcastInstagram: The SydcastNatalie TungLinkedIn: Natalie Tung Instagram: Natalie Tung HomeWorks Trenton Website: https://www.homeworkstrenton.org/HomeWorks Trenton Brochure: https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/62642925/homeworks-trenton-pamphletHomeWorks Trenton Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOjhQRJT7VgSubscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher, iTunes, and Spotify.This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry.

Sehmat Suri is a media strategist, model, actor, and content creator in Halifax, who started her social media journey in 2017. Her move into the creative community has brought her a bunch of cool connections and tons of interesting work with Canadian and international brands like Sport Chek and TRESemmé, and she's currently one of the hosts on Eastlink's Ocean Playground. She dabbles in lifestyle, comedy, and social justice content, and loves to hop on a plane any time her marketing agency 9-5 job allows. https://www.instagram.com/itssemiprecious/ (Find out more @itssemiprecious)

Jess Gaedeke, CRO of GutCheck, a former Leader at Nielsen, speaks with Irena Todd, the CO-CEO and CO-Founder of Fresh Monster. Fresh Monster was born out of the belief that there shouldn't be tradeoffs when it comes to keeping kids clean. Their natural plant-based products are designed and formulated for kids. In today's episode, Jess and Irena dig into to exactly what it takes to build a brand, and spoiler, it takes a village, from women supporting women, to a work environment that empowers parents and promotes a work life balance that isn't just balanced, but blended. Irena's Bio Irena Todd is CO-CEO & CO-Founder of Fresh Monster, a fast-growing personal care brand with a mission to get kids clean without toxins, tears or breaking the bank. Fresh Monster was selected for the Telluride Venture Accelerator, Burt's Bees Launchpad, was featured in CNBC, Fast Company and The Wall Street Journal among others, and most importantly is universally loved by kids and parents.  Before diving into the entrepreneurship waters, she managed some of the world's largest personal care brands such as Axe Hair, TRESemmé and Degree. She also spent several years in strategy consulting at Deloitte advising brands in the tech, food and personal care space.  Irena has an MBA from the University of Michigan, and a BS in Business from University of California at Berkeley. She is a symphony junky, surfing enthusiast and avid reader. To learn more about what it means to be gutsy, check out the Gutsiest Brands webpage.   Check out Irena's recommended song, and songs picked by our previous guests, by visiting the Spotify – Gutsiest Brands Podcast Playlist. Be sure to like, follow and share! 

Today's Daily Friend Show with Marius Roodt, Terence Corrigan and Nicholas Lorimer. They chat about the discussion around supposedly racist adverts, they also discuss the grounding of Comair and China's Covid problems. Subscribe on Google Podcasts · Subscribe on Apple Podcasts · Subscribe on Spotify

The squad return to discuss Raymond Zondo being appointed as the new Chief justice, the possibility of the current economic situation in South Africa leading to more riots, the end of the state of disaster, the impact of load shedding, the Equality court's ruling where it was found that the original version of TRESemmé advert on Clicks' website didn't discriminate against black women despite the protests, the latest on the Ukraine and Russia conflict and much more.

Nesse episódio: Experiências de marcas; Como escolher influenciadores certos para sua marca; Criação de “recebidos”; Design de experiências; Transição de carreira; Produtividade noturna; Retorno financeiro; Aprendendo a precificar corretamente; Crescimento estruturado de equipe. Hoje Thais entrevista a Carol Macéa, que se especializou em marketing criativo, tem como missão criar experiências inesquecíveis que levem a mensagem das marcas para os influenciadores. Ela tem clientes como Dove, Love, Beauty & Planet, O Boticário, Galinha Pintadinha, Eudora, Tresemmé, CloseUp, Melissa, entre muitos outros. Elas abordaram precificação de serviço, como se profissionalizar, desafios de se viver de criatividade, e muito mais! Vambora pro play? Toda semana tem novo episódio no ar, pra não perder nenhum, siga: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thaisroque/ ||| https://www.instagram.com/thaisroque/ Newsletter Assine a nossa news! http://eepurl.com/hSpO4D Links da Carol: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolmacea/ Insta empresa: https://www.instagram.com/carolmacea.mktcriativo/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolina-mac%C3%A9a-7325518b/ Mala de viagem Equipe que faz acontecer: Criação e coordenação: Thais Roque Consultoria de conteúdo: Alvaro Leme Supervisão: José Newton Fonseca Sonorização e edição: Felipe Dantas Identidade Visual: João Magagnin *Contém links afiliados

В този епизод с Алис се учим една от друга как да бъдем по-уверени. Говорим си за увереността като усещане в тялото, какво ни я дава и кои са онези неща, които понякога я разклащат и имаме нужда да се заземим, за да се усетим отново в центъра си. Говорим си за нагласите към живота, за съмнението като движеща сила, за най-близките като “дом” и за нуждата или пък тотално излишния натиск да се дефинираш – професионално, географски, въобще. Още за водата като “пало санто за тялото”, за NYFW и на колко дни се боядисват нюйоркчанките. Слушай и се абонирай за подкаста на най-удобното за теб място: Google Podcasts Apple Podcasts Spotify RSS Благодарности на @tresemmebulgaria, които подкрепят епизода като двете с Алис сме част от семейството им още от стъпването на бранда на българския пазар преди почти две години. Темата за увереността е централна за TRESemmé, които са на мисия да екипират жените с повече увереност както чисто във външния вид (кой не иска професионална грижа за коса в домашни условия?), така и развиват инициативи и наратив на подкрепа (дори бих казала надъхване!) за жените, които намираме своя път в движение и осъзнаваме значението на това да се подготвим ментално и емоционално за предизвикатествата, които неизбежно срещаме по пътя към целите си. Защото нашите нагласи, присъствие, енергия имат значение, за да харесваме жената, в която се превръщаме. Бележки (или бързи линкове към неща, които с Алис споменаваме в епизода): Instagram акаунта на @mademoiselleaia и нейният блог. Повече за Nora Ephron, освен филмите препоръчавам и сборника с разкази – I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman Профилите на @tezza.barton и @thefashionguitar, които Алис споменава. снимка на Алис: Лора Славова

¿Qué tanto ha cambiado la pandemia del Coronavirus los esquemas de promoción tradicionales en la música? Actualmente, Laura Mejía Cruz se desempeña en The Dream Team Agency, una dupla que entre sus diversos clientes representa a estrellas musicales como Pitbull, a la cantante Natalia Jiménez, a la estrella tropical Luis Enrique entre una larga lista de diversidad de géneros musicales y nacionalidades. Además, representan las marcas Tresemmé, Tommy Hilfiger, Beauty Counter & Victoria's Secret. En los círculos de moda acompañan a Adriana Castro y Rent The Runway entre una variedad de actividades deportivas y sociales del tamaño de la Maratón de Miami. Laura Mejia Cruz comparte experiencia, anécdotas y visión del nuevo mundo del entretenimiento hispano desde los Estados Unidos en una conversación encantadora como su naturaleza de relacionista a lo largo de su exitosa carrera. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gabriel-posada/message

For a short film, For Your Consideration tackles many topics that have long been part of the regular discourse for people in marginalized community, but thanks to social media, become "trending topics" to those no part of those communities. To these people, things like racism, accessibility, women's right and the prison industrial complex are just things they can chat about at brunch.Written and directed by Poppy Gordon, the film with its dark humor, contrasted by bright colors and sunny L.A setting, shows the stunning lack of self-awareness a small group of privileged socialites display when they randomly decide to make a they're sure will be worthy of an Oscar. Only interested in getting recognition by the elites, they pick apart and cast aside what trending social justice cause is worth their time and attention. In our discussion for Carolyn Talks..., Poppy and I talk about the perceptions and misconceptions people have of the disenfranchised, and how social media plays a part in the discourse around advocacy, activism and the ways companies and people with power manipulate them to their advantage. For Your Consideration is now available in wide release on Omeleto and Vimeo.butDirector Poppy Gordon is NYC based and excels at visually driven narratives that combine bold cinematic style with pop influenced VFX. Poppy has directed work for brands such as NIKE, WAV, PayPal, Pond's, TRESemmé, and many more. She is commercially represented by Hey Baby and also leads her own creative studio Feral. For Your Consideration was co-written by Poppy's longtime collaborator Aldo Arias who is a New York City writer by way of Texas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you want to remove peach fuzz and unwanted facial hair while gently exfoliating your skin, shaving just might be the answer. Jenn, a longtime face shaver, shares her experience with DIY dermaplaning and offers tips from her dermatologist, Dr. Heidi Waldorf, then she and Jess reveal the best face shavers for women. Before that, get up to speed on the latest in beauty: a review of Huda Beauty's new line, GloWish; skincare by Hyram Yarbo; Harry Styles' beauty line; Ulta's 15% Pledge; a new color director at Clé de Peau Beauté; and TRESemmé's PETA-friendly news. -- Episode recap & list of products featured: fatmascara.com/blog; To shop the products: myshlf.us/fatmascara; Our private Facebook Group: Fat Mascara / Raising a Wand; Instagram: @fatmascara, @jessicamatlin, @jenn_edit; Email: info@fatmascara.com; To submit a "Raise A Wand" product recommendation & be featured on a future episode: +1 646-481-8182. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 12, we interview Holly Nichols, the world's favorite fashion illustrator! She has created some of the most exquisite illustrations and artful campaigns for TRESemmé, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barney's New York, Neiman Marcus, Disney, Living Proof, and many more! She shares with us how she got into art, how social media helped her grow her passion into a career and all about her upcoming book, “Modern Fashion Illustration”, which is available April 13, 2021!

Entrevista con Lourdes Castañeda, vicepresidenta de mercadotecnia de alimentos Unilever Latinoamérica. Unilever es una de las compañías líderes a nivel mundial en productos de Belleza y Cuidado Personal, Cuidado del Hogar, así como Alimentos y Helados, con presencia en más de 190 países y llegando a 2.5 mil millones de consumidores día a día. Cuenta con 150,000 empleados a nivel global y en 2019 generó ventas por 52 mil millones de euros. Más de la mitad de la compañía se encuentra en países en desarrollo y mercados emergentes. Unilever tiene cerca de 400 marcas en hogares alrededor del mundo incluyendo Dove, Knorr, Dirt is Good, Rexona, Hellmann's, Lipton, Wall's, Lux, Magnum, Sunsilk y Surf. Unilever tiene presencia en México desde los años sesenta, empleando a más de 6,800 personas en cuatro plantas de producción (Civac, Lerma, Talismán y Tultitlán), 37 agencias de helados, dos Centros de Distribución y Oficinas Corporativas en la Ciudad de México. Esta operación se enfoca en los segmentos de Belleza y Cuidado Personal, así como Alimentos y Helados, llevando al mercado mexicano marcas como: Knorr, Dove, Hellmann's, Helados Holanda, AXE, Zest, TRESemmé, St. Ives, PureIt, Pond's, Rexona, Sedal, eGo, Savilé, entre otras.

Esi Eggleston is the EVP & COO NA Beauty and Personal Care at Unilever, owner of brands such as Dove, Axe/Lynx, Clear, TRESemmé, and more. Before joining Unilever, Esi was at P&G for 25 years and as SVP & GM of Global Cosmetics for 7 of them.In this conversation, Esi and Jim talk about the importance of taking time to step back from your career to see the bigger picture and make sure your efforts are aligned with your personal goals. Esi also talks to Jim about leadership and her own approach with her team. Plus, the relationships we build and what we mean to each other, and the importance of wellness in a post-Covid world. Support our sponsor Deloitte and experience their guidance on resilience for brands in navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more at Deloitte.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Molly is joined by Emilie, a project manager apprentice at Unilever, who works on the TRESemmé brand. Emilie explains her role as a project manager and what led her to join Unilever. She explains what her application process was like, and some of the cool opportunities that come along with her role, such as launching products in America! Your Future Forward: Instagram TikTok

There's some ho ho hoe's in this here house! In our final episode of 2020, Sydnee, Marie and Andrew discuss Marie's mom turning into a crazy church lady and what we all want for Christmas this year. And remember, Adele is big honey.----Listen to The Unofficial Expert Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus:https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus----BUY UNOFFICIAL EXPERT MERCH:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-unofficial-expert-podcast----FOLLOW THE UNOFFICIAL EXPERT:https://www.instagram.com/UnofficialExpertFOLLOW SYDNEE:https://www.instagram.com/JustSYDbwhttps://twitter.com/justsydnycFOLLOW MARIE:https://www.instagram.com/Reeezyhttps://twitter.com/MsReeezyFOLLOW ANDREW:https://www.instagram.com/mcgui_guy

In today's episode, Lesh and Emmizzie talk past and current jobs. Follow the podcast on IG and TikTok @BigDotPod and feel free to DM us any questions or comments. You can follow the hosts at: Lesha B - @_leshbee (IG & Twitter) Emmizzie - @emmizziee (IG & Tiktok) / @emmizzie_ (Twitter) Intro/ Outro Music: Friend in Me by @JayePrime

While talking about Wakaalat From Home:Abhinandan: You are basically indulging in shameless nepotism that you're plugging your friend's show on this very credible pop culture podcast...So you are using it for nepotism. Kangana was right! I'm sure you're also doing drugs in your spare time.Rajyasree: I'm doing drugs? Dedo na, drugs dedo. I'm telling everyone, no one's giving only. Imagine me on drugs. God!Abhinandan: Can you imagine? Already you are so loopy, you shout, you don't talk normally. We should do it as just an experiment to see...Rajyasree: Just an experiment?Abhinandan: You'd be something else. You'd be like I don't know what.Rajyasree: Maybe I'll calm down? It's sometimes the opposite effect.Abhinandan: No, no.Rajyasree: Or I just burst! There'd be a high and then I'll collapse and that's the end. You would've killed me off once and for all.Abhinandan: All the more reason we must try it.Rajyasree and Abhinandan burst out laughing.This and a whole lot of other stuff awful and awesome as Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen discuss the documentary film The Social Dilemma; 2019 film Cargo; Into The Wild With Bear Grylls featuring Akshay Kumar; web series Wakaalat From Home; and a lot more.Tune in!Timecodes00:08: Introduction02:31: The Social Dilemma12:40: Letters from listeners18:14: Into The Wild With Bear Grylls and Akshay Kumar27:06: Letters from listeners31:07: Wakaalat From Home32:57: Horlicks ad39:30: TRESemmé “racist” hair adverts44:45: Cargo54:28: Jaya Bachchan's Parliament speech See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The EFF has called off the protest action at Clicks stores with immediate effect. The party met with executives from both Unilever and Clicks in separate meetings at its headquarters in Braamfontein, Johannesburg yesterday. Clicks committed to drop all Tresemmé SA products from all its stores and replace them with locally produced products, while Unilever promised to withdraw the products from all retail shops for 10 days. EFF met with the two retail giants to discuss the damaging TRESemmé advert that triggered the party to launch protest action against Clicks for publishing the advert on its website last week.

Sarah Larson Levey is the Founder and CEO of New York-based Y7 Studio. She is an innovator, entrepreneur, 200-hour registered yoga instructor, author, and certified Health Coach. After working in Fashion for five years, Levey launched Y7 at 26 as an answer to her personal desire for something other than the (very) traditional yoga practices offered. Since launching in 2013, the Y7 brand has expanded to a bicoastal business with ten studios across New York and Los Angeles, disrupting the fitness space and flexing real influence. Levey's goal? Make the practice of yoga more accessible and inclusive in attitude and design, with dark rooms and zero mirrors to eliminate the distraction of physical comparison. Featured on the September 2018 cover of Inc. Magazine's Annual Inc 5000 List, named All-Star Entrepreneur of the year by Inc. Magazine and featured in Forbes, Vogue, Bazaar, Entrepreneur, Shape, InStyle, Refinery29, Women's Health and more, Levey has earned her success with pure drive and dedication. Outside the studio, Sarah has appeared in campaigns for GapBody, TRESemmé, and Nike.

For a long time, the beauty industry has largely catered to women as consumers. But, more often than not, the people calling the shots are...men. In this episode of Mentor Memos, we hear from two women who've carved out careers in the beauty industry as hairstylists to some of the biggest names in entertainment. Justine Marjan is a renowned celebrity hairstylist and a Global Stylist for TRESemmé. Having worked with high-profile clients like Kim Kardashian and Chrissy Teigen, she often fields requests from aspiring hairstylists who want her mentorship. Tune in to hear what ultimately got Justine to say “yes” to having Kathleen Riley as a hairstyling apprentice who has gone on to build her own celebrity client roster. Plus, hear Justine and Kathleen's advice for how to make a mentor/mentee relationship work for both parties (as well as what not) to do.

In this episode of Mentor Memos, the new podcast from the Girlboss Radio Network, produced in partnership with TRESemmé, we hear a story that's highly personal to our host, Neha Gandhi. Before working as the COO of Girlboss, Neha spent six years at Refinery29, where she worked under the leadership of Christene Barberich. Christene is one of Refinery29's co-founders as well as its current Global EIC. She and Neha met during a pivotal moment when they were each dreaming big about Refinery29, albeit from very different perspectives. Neha was looking for an opportunity to carve our a new editorial perspective in media, while Christene was looking for someone who would be entrusted to carry out the company's vision. Over the years, the two women formed an intimate mentor and mentee relationship where they discuss everything from management styles to motherhood. Tune in to hear how Christene helped Neha find her voice in the workplace and how you can also find yours.

Welcome to the very first episode of Mentor Memos, the new podcast from the Girlboss Radio Network, produced in partnership with TRESemmé. In each episode, Girlboss COO Neha Gandhi chats with a different pair of mentors and mentees about their relationship and the biggest lessons they've taught each other. For our first conversation, we hear from the one and only, Cecile Richards, founder of Supermajority and former CEO of Planned Parenthood. While Cecile was at Planned Parenthood, she worked with Kersha Deibel, who soon expressed interest in rising as a leader within the organization. Over time, Cecile began mentoring Kersha and connecting her with other people who could help her advance. Fast forward to today, and Kersha acts as the CEO to Planned Parenthood in Ohio. Cecile continues to watch and stay a part of her mentee's career by uplifting and providing opportunity whenever possible. Tune in to hear how Kersha first approached Cecile about a mentorship, how the two contribute equally to the relationship, and why it's so important to have female women in leadership roles.

About Maxie:Maxie McCoy is a writer and speaker obsessed with giving individuals the tools they need to believe in themselves. She specializes in creating meaningful offline experiences that provide practical action in workshop and group formats. She's worked with brands like TRESemmé, AMEX OPEN, AT&T, L'Oreal, Disney, Brit+CO, Square, Twitter, CapitalOne, Honest Tea, Microsoft, and TEKsystems to create original events that engage their target audiences both online and off. Prior to this phase of her career, Maxie built the Local Levo communities for Levo, the fastest growing career platform for millennials. During her time, she scaled the ambassador program to thirty cities, launched Local Levo globally, and produced over 500 events with 40 volunteer ambassadors.Maxie has been featured on Good Morning America, TheSkimm, Forbes, Fortune, INC, Bustle, MyDomaine, ABC Radio, Women's Health, Marie Claire, Billboard, CNN and many more as an expert in women's leadership. Committed to the global rise of women, she writes weekly inspiration and monthly curriculum on maxiemccoy.com. Her forthcoming book, You're Not Lost, will be published by Penguin Random House in August 2018.She is a graduate of Lehigh University with a BA in Journalism and MA in sports media where she played volleyball. Before working in the women's leadership space she was a sports broadcaster, hosting The High School Road Tour for Fox Sports Southwest. Maxie calls San Francisco home and originates from Plano, TX. When she's not working, you can find her on a surfboard in Bali or at the Ferry Building Farmers Market in San Francisco.Website: maxiemccoy.com Instagram: @maxiemccoyPre-Order Maxie's Book - "You're Not Lost"Attend the Fireside Chat with Baily & Maxie at GA Santa Monica on August 28th