Falicia Fracassi

Born, P. (2005). New day dawning. Beauty Biz. May 1, 2005 p 26. Retrieved December 1, 2005 from:

Ever since this makeup mishap, I have noticed other people’s eyes more and more: different tints of blue, green, gray, hazel, and brown or the many combinations of colors, shapes, and sizes. In the society in which we live, the importance of the eyes is apparent in everyday life: how heavily we rely on vision to drive, read, and communicate, and even in cosmetics, how the eyes are emphasized with makeup or different types of contacts. As a swimmer, I

Professional makeup artist and founder of her own line of cosmetics Bobbi Brown once stated that she “believe[s] that all women are pretty without makeup- but with it, the right makeup can be pretty powerful.” This statement is relevant to all people and says that all women have natural beauty, but with the optional added touch of makeup, their beauty can be even further accentuated. Public figure, Kat Von D encourages women to embrace their most natural selves through her own cosmetic line. The print advertisement of Kat Von D’s “Lock-It Concealer Creme” shows women of all colors, wearing minimal makeup, probably just foundation and concealer, and embracing their natural skin color and their ethnic background with her wide array of shades for each skin shade. Makeup over the years hasn’t always catered to people embracing their natural skin. The origins of foundation makeup lead to some health risks and didn’t accept people for their natural skin tone, Kat Von D’s makeup line consists of solid, well formulated, and successful products, and the influence of social media has impacted the growth of the beauty world for all people.

Lash Out Beauty is owned and copyrighted by Kendra Auga. Kendra is a licensed esthetician that performs beauty services on her own. The company started off as a hobby and was home based in the beginning of 2012, as the business grew the client list did as well. The brand was finalized and launched in late 2012. Lash Out Beauty offers facials, waxing but most importantly lashes.Semi-permanent eyelash extensions are synthetic eyelashes that are applied individually to each natural lash. They are applied by an intricate and exact process and must only be applied by a licensed professional. Eyelash extensions add thickness and length, in addition to darkening the appearance of your lash line. They are great for special

Evidence of the evolution of human morphology and behavior can be seen in the Parahomo fracticranius and Pithecophilus saciofeminus species.

Sarah Breed love also known as Madam CJ Walker Still Inspires Beauty Entrepreneurs illustrates both Schramm and Schumpeterian social entrepreneurship concepts. This article explains how an African American woman born Louisiana who descended from slaves in 1867 became the first female self-made millionaire in America (Evans, 2015, p. 5). By selling her home made hair treatments and scalp care products making her one of the wealthiest African American women in the country (Evans, 2015, p. 1). Madam Walker is undoubtedly one of the most influential pioneers of the modern cosmetic industry and still continues to motivate like minded innovators to this day.

On Cleveland Hustles, viewers will witness Chareen present a compelling proposal that address the conundrums of beauty professionals. Exuding with both passion and personality, here she discusses The Pitch.

Leading up to the hospitalization, Felicia experienced multiple stressors that all contributed to her condition. She experienced financial difficulties, which caused her a lot of stress and resulted in her attempt to, “take in people to help pay for rent”. Therefore, as an attempt to make her home presentable to potential renters, she stayed up for 36 hours cleaning and, during that time, had the illusion that there were bugs crawling in her skin, hair, and on her clothes. As a result, she threw away all of her clothes, bought new clothes, and called an exterminator to investigate the bugs, which she later found out was dirt. Other stress-related factors leading up to her episode included: menopause, long hours at work, and anxiety due to cleanliness. However, Felicia reported that finding out that her sister was diagnosed with invasive brain cancer, was “the final straw.” When asked to describe her symptoms during her episode, on a scale of 1-10 (1 being normal and 10 being out of control) Felicia

Fiorella has taken the ACT three times. Her last score was the best. OneGoal helped her study and provided packets to study. She also practices from an ACT book. She was honest and said that she did not take the ACT test seriously because personal issues at home that distracted her from doing her best which also played a negative role on her academics. Fiorella is determine to go to college and has learn that she has to separate her personal problems with her academic goal. She wants the committee to provide her with an opportunity

Asal did my makeup for my cousin's wedding and it was right after I had my son. She did a fabulous job and made me feel like a million bucks. She applied false lashes for me and did the works, even styled my hair! More recently, Asal asked me to be apart of her makeup portfolio and this time she made me into an exotic bride. Her work is amazing, be it high fashion, a wedding, or just an every day look...she does her best and is very creative. Check out her website to get a taste of what she is capable of. My yelp profile picture is a product of Asal's work.

Glamour in the Age of Kardashian has an overall theme of how “glamour labor” has evolved in recent years due to changes in technology, work ethic, and fashion. “Glamour labor”, a term thought up by Wissinger, is the work an individual does, so that they are perceived as the carefully crafted image that they create and place online. It is the effort and time of shaping one’s body in order to look as put-together as they do online in their day-to-day life. “Glamour laborers” are the individuals who are practiccing glamour labor daily. Typically, glamour laborers are celebrities, because they have the means to put in the work; however, anyone can be considered a glamour laborer. Glamour laborers are those individuals who are constantly going

As the CEO of Perfect Beauty Agency, Tarasha is a licensed Esthetician and Celebrity Makeup Artist with over 15 years of experience and success in the beauty industry. Known for her "GIFTED" hands, Mrs. Hickson-Smith uses her God-Given creative vision to make each client look and feel beautiful. “One time in my care, will be an experience of a lifetime. Creating flawless faces are my specialty and empowering people to be their very best is my passion.”

In the 21st century, beauty and make up are like the wheels of a cart or the two sides of a coin. Women are beautiful in themselves; but a little make-up does help a lot and it keeps one to make the day better and happier. Every woman wants to be pretty whether she’s young or old so the beauty salon is the place to go. Beauty salons are also like a temple; however, the difference is that we go to worship in the temple and in the beauty salon we go to be worshipped by the beauticians and by the other people around.

Makeup Art Cosmetics (MAC) was founded in 1985 in Toronto by Frank Toskan and the late Frank Angelo. The business plan concentrated on targeting young, fashionable females by creating cosmetic products which contain unique textures and colours. Using this strategy, the company targeted the ¡°hip¡± celebrities and other cosmetic influencers to gain recognition and market share in the younger consumer market. Since its inception, the company has grown to become a multi-national organization operating in over 180 locations worldwide. In the late 1990¡¯s, MAC was purchased by Estee Lauder, which has led to the alteration of the company¡¯s governance; the culture of the firm changed from that of an entrepreneurial-style with limited rules into

Often times, women are pressured by the mainstream media to upkeep a stellar appearance. They are expected to measure up to high standards without question. Even before most girls reach puberty, commercials are bombarding them with small Barbie esque makeup kits filled with lip glosses and chalky eyeshadows. The impact it has on impressionable children, both girls and boys is something that will likely last a lifetime if unlearned. Cosmetic companies who are marketing to young ladies say they can simply improve their looks to gain acceptance from their peers if they use the products they are selling. The makeup industry is a multi million enterprise that makes a profit from women’s insecurities and amplified pressures from society as a common tactic many cosmetic campaigns use is to push women to embrace the ‘natural look’ by providing products that will make it appear as if the individual is not even wearing makeup. Companies will spout out that with these products, the end result will be ‘you, but better.’ It is somewhat of an underlying and slightly manipulating slogan, as if to say how a woman appears could be improved because it is lacking in the moment. This distorts how we all believe how a woman is suppose to look.