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What used to be yesterday's gossip is now, today's history.It helps to be a LA fashionista/hipster insider. She had Grey Ant to design an haute couture top for the music festival scene.
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Music nexus, Winston House, throw a "This Ain't No Picnic" pre-party celebrating the Millennial music festival by the same people who throw Coachella.By Laura Medina
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Since Sun Bum...and Tower 28 Beauty are all above on-the-go sunscreen makeup you can toss in your jeans pockets or bag, this sunscreen scribe shows you can add dimension with just two Sun Bum Tinted Lip Balms using ombre makeup application of first shading for depth and contour with the deeper nude bronze and plum shades of Bonfire and Raisin Hell then spotlight by highlighting the eyelid center orb, the high cheekbones and the cupid bow of the lips with the light, flesh tones of: Sunset Cove and Sand Bar. Use the medium bronze of Nude Beach for all over natural bronzer, in and out of surf.
For the founder, Tower 28 represents the real LA women who span up and down LA's coast from the far-reaches of Northern Malibu to deep within Hollywood's canyons. Whether she lives on the beaches or drives to surf from funky "Bourgeois Bohemian" Silverlake, Tower 28 is the crossroads that represents all sorts of LA women, not just one stereotype of just one neighborhood.
What started as convenient "on the go" multipurpose makeup that goes with all sorts of the LA Woman with sensitive skin, Tower 28 Beauty represents a lifestyle that unifies surfer and beach girls all over the place, anywhere. From being pocket-friendly in size and budget to using two or three BeachPlease Lip + Cheek Cream Blushes as contours and highlighters.
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The ancient way of getting rid of acne was destroy the surrounding skin in order to destroy the pimple itself.
No more, you can save the surrounding skin while softly easing away the pimple quickly and efficiently.
Thanks to Thayers' witch hazel-based new creamy balms and booster gel serums, this is a more humane and mature way to erase pimples while actually improving complexions overall.
THAYERS® Radiance Boosting Balm, with Hyaluronic acid and our proprietary blend of Witch Hazel and filet of Aloe Vera, visibly plumps skin and helps keep it feeling soothed and hydrated. This lightweight, emollient balm, with botanicals Rose Water, Rose Hip Oil, Jojoba and Sweet Almond Oils, leaves the skin feeling soft and visibly renewed while boosting the look of radiance to bring about a natural glow. Formulated for all skin types.
Thayers' skincare is based overall on the following ingredients to buffer the harsh of witch hazel erasing pimples while pampering surrounding skin...
A quick-absorbing oil, derived from the fruit and seeds of the rose plant, deeply hydrates, helps improve skin barrier function and brightens skin.
A moisturizing, antioxidant oil that assists in cellular restoration, free-radical elimination, and helps to promote overall optimal skin health.
A humectant molecule that draws water into the skin, which hydrates the skin and gives a dewy and plump appearance.
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An epiphany, sometimes comes when you least expect it.
It happened to prime time tv actor, J. Mallory McCree, who happens to be a sneakerhead and a shoe addict.
Someone suggested he do something about his love for sneakers and shoes, perhaps a YouTube segment or talk show, when tv and film production came to a halt during COVID-19 quarantine.
Using his and others' love for sneakers and shoes, J. Mallory use it as a physical metaphor for euphemism for empathy and sympathy to get know a person better, "Walking A Mile in Their Shoes," which later changed to his YouTube talk show, "A Mile in These Shoes," #AMNTS, https://www.notasneakershow.com/, (360) AMNTS: A MILE IN THESE SHOES EP 1 - NICCO ANNAN - YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=481WSrRZDr4&t=0s
J. Mallory recognizes, like any other fashion and costume historian, that shoes worn by people, much less historical people, soak and represents not only their lifestyles and the times they live in, but the shoes themselves tell that person's history.
Of course, his first episode he started with fellow Detroit and actor/dancer/choreographer, Nico Annan, who plays "Uncle Clifford" in Starz's "P-Valley."
They both chat about their shared love for upscale designer sneakers, citing these designer sneakers are stylish as they are comfortable, which provides Nico a much needed break, physically and mentally from his "Uncle Clifford" character on "P-Valley."
J. Mallory premiered his sneaker/shoe lover talk show, on his birthday, at custom-sneaker/shoe cobbler, Comunity/MADE, https://www.comunitymade.com/
Proving that every pair of shoes tell a story, Comunity/MADE's founders, Sean and Shannon Scott not only know that every pair of shoes tell a story but shoes can also mentally and emotionally direct you.
As sneaker veterans of Nike, ASICS, and Vans, with Sean founding TOMS, and having both met while working at ASICS, both Sean and Shannon know about over-seas, cheaper productions where it's impersonal, mass produced quickly with shortcuts and waste.
As sneaker experts, they know how important sneakers and how much people, especially men, love and admire limited-edition sneakers, so why not used custom-designed, personalized sneakers as the new haute couture that are actually worn and adorned?
Plus, their sneaker wisdom and adornation while wearing and walking in their pair of sneakers, directed them to Downtown Los Angeles' Art District. They checked out other neighborhoods, but DTLA Arts District was their first choice to literally set up shop. It felt right. Sneakerheads get custom-designed, well-fitted hand-crafted sneakers made out of quality materials, while cutting down on waste as they increase quality while supporting the local community and artisans. Anyone can walk into Comunity/MADE and design a custom sneaker to their taste and choice.
In fact, if you subscribe to #AMNTS on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=481WSrRZDr4&t=0s, the second episode will be about J. Mallory getting in-depth conversation with Sean and Shannon on their custom-sneaker cobbler shop, https://www.comunitymade.com/
During the post-screening Questions & Answers panel, J. Mallory said doing what Oprah does, interviewing people is a craft. He said you have to monitor and guide the conversation, like a rudder on a boat.
There's nothing shallow or superficial about "A Mile In These Shoes,' #AMNTS, https://www.notasneakershow.com/
If you wear "these shoes" to empathize then when you walk further in these shoes, you'll go deeper to actually know the person.
Plus, no matter how stylish, sneakers are just plain comfortable.
This busy, on-the-go scribe can attest to that.