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Backstage at Rebecca Vallance SS16 Show with Joico “The Aussies are really taking over! Everything that they do is so beautiful!” stated one of the most fashionable people around, Jamie Chung, attending the opening of Rebecca Vallance’s SS16 presentation during New York Fashion Week. I can’t agree more as this elegant and powerful collection by the Australian designer made an incredible impression on me. I was even more intrigued as I had a unique opportunity to work backstage and see with my own

“MOLLY, MOLLY!” Molly smirked knowing this abuse wouldn't last long, she turned in her chair and faced Sydney. “Yes?” She asked very innocently. “I need help with my hair it is tangled.” Seriously, she has hands she can brush it herself! Molly closed her eyes and breath in before getting up, “Fine.” Molly grabs the sparkly purple brush; she went over to the chair, Sydney sat down, and for the first time in forever she didn't have to see her ugly fake ass face. I was about to brush when she stops

(Thapoung). (5) At what age do women begin wearing makeup? At ages 10-12 most girls begin wearing very subtle makeup products such as lip glosses. Between the ages of 13-14 girls begin wearing much more noticeable products which include foundations, concealers, mascara, and types of powders (Grundy). (6) Why do most women choose to wear makeup? Most women choose to wear makeup because it makes hem feel confident, but many women choose not to wear makeup either out of rebellion, or because it takes too

about anything. Cats, dragons, phoenixes, being a snake, being a bird, having a romantic affair with a prince, stuff like that. Sebastian had gone out into town to get some items. I wanted him to get some makeup, like mascara, eye liner, blush, and concealer. I wanted to try out makeup, to see if it gives the 'good displays' of your face like the women say. Hm. I'm suddenly reminded of Sebastian-Hao~ He's just so cute!-and Ciel. What

Social media plays an important role in the lives of teenagers and potentially young women. It can actually be a big influencer on their decisions being as it’s a place to express yourself in many ways even if those ways put off negative connotations to those around. Daily on social media you typically see a lot of ads, people who you might perceive as “beautiful” or “pretty”, along with statuses and pictures that talk about how the “perfect” relationship or person should be. As a teenager myself

“You have got to be kidding me!” Chastity demanded while blinking rapidly to keep the tears forming in her eyes from escaping. He had lied to her, yet again. “I’m sorry! I didn’t mean to, I promise. I was drunk and it just bothered me so…” He gave her the lame excuse he had worn out long ago. Over the past year, Aaron had sworn to her over and over again that it would be the last time she had to get upset. The last time he went back on his promise. She knew whenever they had gotten together that

Advertisement has played a pivotal role in our everyday lives in this country throughout the course of history. Women have been overly sexualized and objectified in advertisements, specifically for beauty products, around the world contributing to society’s impossible expectations. The marketing methods created by broadcasters are implemented to influence consumers into purchasing their specific product. They use ad appeals such as the need for sex and the need for attention. These methods are often

“Express yourself through your art-whether it’s your drawings in a sketchpad, tattoos on your skin, the shade of your lipstick, or the clothes that you wear.” (Kat Von D) Katherine Von Drachenberg, otherwise known as Kat Von D and Guy Tang both share a unique talent and passion for the cosmetic art form. Kat owns her own makeup collection while Guy has his own salon business and a Metallic Obsession line containing silver, violet, and many more metallic shades. Both are very successful and famous

“This hotel is amazing!” Sam squeals with excitement as she opens the door to our room. “Okay, you have to agree with me that I made a pretty good judgment on going with this hotel.” “Yes, I have to hand it to you, you did a good job.” I say. “What other surprises do you have up your sleeve?” “You will just have to wait and find out.” Sam replies. “Knowing you, it will probably be something that I won’t want to do and then you will talk me into your bad plans like you always do.” I state. “That’s

in the sparse hairs that laid upon my forehead, I was more likely to gain the attention of people looking for friends. In 2016, I turned seventeen. It was during this year of my life that my makeup habits became extreme. Primer, foundation, concealer, powder, contour, bronzer, blush, highlighter, eyebrow pencil, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, setting spray were all tools I used to create a face I felt was superior to the one I was given (SC4). Instead of accentuating my facial features, I would