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denimbex1986 · 9 months

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'The media frenzy surrounding Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan’s latest three-hour epic, has yielded many gems: endlessly dissectable interviews, plenty of big brooding fits, and a smattering of anti-internet meme fodder. As far as I'm concerned, though, the press tour's most tantalizing gift was the chance to gaze upon star Cillian Murphy's architectural cheekbones. During a recent London photocall, as Murphy posed leisurely in a cardigan and Sunspel tee, his impeccably-defined cheeks glowed with even more of a sunkissed smolder than usual. The red-hot images left me with a single searing question: “ID on the bronzer, bro?”

Thankfully, Gareth Bromell, the celebrity groomer who prepped Murphy’s hair and makeup on the Oppenheimer press tour, was more than happy to let me in on the secret to his client's healthy glow: Tom Ford powder, in a matte shade of Terra, applied with a soft Chanel powder brush. “The powder doesn't have any glitter or shimmer, or anything like that, which I think is very important for male clients,” Bromell explains. “You want them to look sunkissed but you don't want them to look like they're wearing makeup.”

All men could benefit from a touch of bronzer before a big night out, Bromell says, but "especially gentlemen from, let’s just say the UK and Ireland, who are a little bit paler than others. They’re not exposed to the sun as much.” Cork native Murphy, perhaps the most Irish of all Irish actors, certainly qualifies there.

To get the radiant red-carpet look, Bromell advises targeting the exaggerated points of your face where the sun would naturally shine, like the tips of the cheekbones. “Then, I work it into the left and right of the forehead, the points that are a bit more raised on the face shape, and the center of the nose, a bit on the chin, the ears, and a little on the neck—but a very light dusting.”

Prepping your skin before the bronzer, however, is just as critical for looking your dewiest self. “Especially in men's grooming,” Bromell says, “the skin tends to look a little drier and oiler than with women.” When grooming Murphy, he begins with a cooling cleanser and toner from UK-based brand Haeckels, follows up with a pair of hyaluronic acid and vitamin C serums, and then allows those to soak into the skin with an LED mask for about 5-10 minutes. “That brings up the pigmentation in the skin for a healthier glow.”

Another of one of Bromell's tricks for giving Cillian a rosier complexion? A clickable self-tanner from UK brand James Reed that's “very popular on the male grooming circuit.” After applying a 111Skin face and eye mask to seal in moisture, he mixes two clicks of the Click & Glow pen with some moisturizer, then works the tanner all over Cillian's face. “I apply that into the skin and that develops over an hour and it’s very, very natural and adds a really beautiful glow to the skin.”

The clickable pen helps you control how much you use, Bromell says, and mixing it with a moisturizer or sunscreen dilutes the pigment. “When I use it for myself, it just looks like I’ve been in the sun for a day. It lasts a couple days and fades naturally. I always say less is more and you can always build it up if you don’t feel tan enough.”

Just be wary of getting too close to your hairline as it can stain that area, and be sure to use some cleanser to wipe some off if you get a little heavy-handed with it.

You might not have Cillian Murphy's sculpted cheekbones—or if you do, my DMs are open—but a little bronzer and a tan-in-a-pen will still go a long way towards making you look and feel like a red-carpet-ready star whenever you hit the town.'

#Cillian Murphy #Oppenheimer #Gareth Bromell #Christopher Nolan #Tom Ford

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gcldengrime · 1 year

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ABOUT LENNON | I can’t be everything to everyone, but I’ll kill myself trying and I’m not scared of dying.

CHARACTER BASICS

NAME: Lennon Burke

AGE: Thirty-Two

GENDER & PRONOUNS: Cis man, He/Him

FACE CLAIM: Barry Keoghan

EYE COLOR: Blue

HAIR COLOR: Black

HEIGHT: 5′8″

DATE OF BIRTH: September 9th

ZODIAC SIGN: Virgo

LEVEL OF EDUCATION: High School Diploma

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION: N/A

OCCUPATION: Owner of Crescent Moon Ink

HOMETOWN: Kilkenny, Ireland

CHARACTER HISTORY [TRIGGER WARNING FOR DRUG ABUSE, ADDICTION, OVERDOSE]

The only way to convince twelve year old Lennon to get on the plane and leave Ireland until he turned eighteen was the promise that he’d never see his brothers again if he dared to run off. He did, though, only to have his older brother pull him by the collar of his shirt kicking and screaming on to the platform. He should have known then that this was far from the climax of trouble they would face in their mother’s desperate attempt to rewrite the limited chapters she had left in her life.

When Lennon turned fourteen, his mother was deported and the boys were forced to stay due to their dual citizenship and the lack of funds their mother had to even bring them over. Lennon didn’t think much of going into foster care as they seemed to have better chances in the system rather than with her. However, Lennon has always been more comfortable in chaos and the lull of someone finally doing right by them was quickly destroyed by his own hands. Him and his brothers were separated in the system, each going down their own poor path and eventually only reuniting over a morgue table to identify their eldest brother.

Lennon and his two younger brothers ended up on the streets and in retaliation for the person who sold his older brother the drug that took his life, he did more than just slink around dark corners. Lennon learned the game to find those spiking drugs. The Burke boys took the supply and reported it to the authorities, but they were far from upstanding citizens.

Making a deal with the cop that handled the case, Lennon and his brothers were able to avoid CPS as long as he helped the man snag other dealers. He worked as a rat while also using the open slots of those he burned to create his own business. He ended up getting a lot of connections in the city and the opportunity to adopt his brothers out of the system with the proper resources to get them in his custody.

PRESENT DAY [TRIGGER WARNING FOR DRUG ABUSE, ADDICTION]

The only issue was that that Lennon had the resources he never had before, and was s caught between wanting to be a savior and also fending for himself as he always had. His brothers found their struggle with addiction and he paid for their rehabilitation just as much as he paid for the clean supply when they got out and fell off the wagon. To this day, he has a paid set of eyes on his younger brother who still remains in a rehab facility, while the other is somewhere in the city only ever appearing when he needs help.

About five years ago, he took himself out of the game to try and settle with all of the money he was able to make and set aside. It hasn’t taken much for Lennon to try and fix his mistakes by also taking care of those he knows have dabbled in drug use, despite knowing he was the root of the problem by making their dangerous fix accessible. He wants to help but how do you help when all you’ve ever known is how to destroy? Working now to keep himself busy, he’s trying to make something of himself using the tricks he learned along the way for something more sustainable to make a future he can share with his brothers.

HEADCANONS

Lennon uses box dye on his hair but never toner, someone please help him.

He has a multitude of shitty tattoos including a small x under his eye near his cheekbone.

He is currently having an affair with the wife of the cop that he worked with, as she is involved with drugs secretly. He is a mess.

10/10 will gslight, gatekeep, girlboss.

WANTED CONNECTIONS

The good ol’ classic hook up, whether it be something consistent or a one night stand

Childhood friends that grew apart

Childhood enemies

Exes

People he’s met in the system

The woman he’s having an affair with ahahahaha

Someone he pays to keep an eye on his younger brothers

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k00286712 · 1 year

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colour part one + two

seminar five - two videos

the world of colour in art and design. there is a difference between us seeing colour when looking on our phones/computers as it is very illuminated to it being printed out caused by many different factors. from the toner being turned down, your printer may be running out of ink to the calibration between the two pieces of equipment. the naked eye reads colour very differently, from the way it catches the light, to how you clean your brush, and the smell/pigment of the paint, there are so many personal attributes.

silvia went through different images of test cards. they were cards that were held in front of the television camera and used for calibration, and alignment in the matching of the cameras dated from the late nineteen nineties. they contain a set of patterns that enable the tv camera and the receiver to show the picture correctly. they were broadcasted during sign-on and sign-off.

the pantone matching colourised system that over ten million designers use around the world to communicate color and to control consistency. different manufacturers in different locations can refer back to see if colours match. they use the cmyk process for printing using four inks cyan, magenta, yellow and black. silvia told us that they pick a colour for every year and for 2020 it was pms19-4052. the colour for 2022 is pms17-3938. i love how they pick a different color for every year, its cool to see their reason for picking the colour.

more examples of loving care performance of mopping black hair die on the floor of a gallery with the head, the london underground railways on the use of colour, lines and font to make it easier to understand.

colors and fonts on signage from the nineteen eighties are different from those nowadays. two british graphic designers designed motorway signage in the uk which lead to our development of road signage. they asked themselves 'what do i want to know when im trying to read a sign at speed?' making it easy to read by the font and visible at night.

post boxes in ireland used to be red but in eighteen twenty-two the irish government ordered for them all to be painted green. four post boxes in twenty-twenty were painted black for black history month in the uk. colour is about marking your territory, your identity, and your symbolic value.

#seminars

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sensei-aishitemasu · 4 years

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2019 Black-Owned Gift Guide!

It’s that time again! This Black Friday, try and support a Black-owned business for all your gift-giving needs. For last years gift guide, click here. For the 2017 gift guide, here. For the 2016 gift guide, click here. For the 2015 gift guide, click here. (This is the FIFTH annual gift guide! Time flies!)

Similar to 2018, I kept every individual item listed under $100! Click on the links to be taken to the websites in order to peruse more yourselves. Every item and brand has been hand selected and curated. Sustainability has been increasingly on my mind, especially when it comes to fashion; as such, several brands on this list are ethically and sustainably sourced. Several also include donations from your purchase being made to philanthropic causes.

[And as always, this guide has been split into categories to make it easier to get through, but feel free to mix and match for the person in your life that fits all of (or none of!) these categories!]

Gift Guide 2019 Items

For the Homebody:

eLo ‘Gloria’ Cotton Spray, $30

Shea Shea Bakery Candy Cane Candle, $22

Shea Shea Bakery Coffe Mug Candle, $12

Shea Shea Bakery Bowl of O’s Signature Candle, $20

Shea Shea Bakery Milk & Cookies Bath Set, $16

Shea Shea Bakery Bath Whip - Confetti Cake, $12

Shea Shea Bakery Honey Bear Bubble Bath, $6

Shea Shea Bakery Milk Mates - Salts + Bubble Bath, $16

Shea Shea Bakery Milk + Honey + Syrup Bubble Bath Set, $22

Shea Shea Bakery Cast Iron Skillet Wax Burner, $22

Shea Shea Bakery Sweet Mini-Melt Cinnamon Bun Wax, $10

Shea Shea Bakery Sweet Mini-Melt Peanut Butter Cups, $10

228 Grant Street Candle Co. Amber + Sandalwood Apothecary Jar, $30 (pictured)

228 Grant Street Candle Co. Oakmoss + Amber Jar, $20

228 Grant Street Candle Co. Botanical Garden Gold Travel Tin, $10

Kicky Mats ‘Don’t Bother, We’re Broke’ Doormat, $50 (pictured)

Jeffrey Manning “You Are” Art Print, $55

Jeffrey Manning “Mellow Bliss” Art Print, $40

Duchess 365 ‘When I Get Home’ Art Print, $23.99 (pictured)

Tactile Matter ‘Safe Space’ Art Print, $45 (pictured)

Tactile Matter ‘Peaches & Coffee’ Art Print, $45

Galerie.la Small Market Basket, $28

Galerie.la Botanica Medium Candle Harvest, $24

Galerie.la Relaxation Rituals Box, $44.95

Galerie.la Botanica Large Candle Nirvana, $32

Galerie.la Rooted Incense Holder In Gray, $68

Galeria.la Calma Herbal Salt Soaks, $20

‘Hypnotic’ Quilt Set by Justina Blakeney, $100 (pictured)

Brass Bette Planter by Justina Blakeney, $ 75

Ida Mirror by Justina Blakeney, $70

Kahelo Black and Gray Rug by Justina Blakeney, $89

Kashmir.VIII ‘The Party’ Pillow, $50 (pictured)

Cards For All People “Angry Moms” Card Game, $17.99

Cards For All People “Black Card Revoked” Card Game, $17.99 (pictured)

Trading Races Card Game, $24.99 (pictured)

Winsults Card Game, $25 (pictured)

For the Foodie:

Zach & Zoe Wildflower Honey, $12 Zach & Zoe Wildflower Honey - Lavender, $15

Zach & Zoe Wildflower Honey - Raspberry, $15 (pictured)

Zach & Zoe Honey with Ginger Root, $15

Soul Fit Grill Assorted Spices, $55.99 (pictured)

Raw Cells Mind Fudge, $15 (pictured)

Raw Cells Calm Cookie, $8

Raw Cells Brain Brownie, $5

Raw Cells Bliss Bar, $7 (pictured)

Chris Cardi ‘H Street’ Apron, $25.03

Cultured Kombucha ‘Flight Glass’ Set of 4, $35 (pictured)

Cultured Kombucha ‘Cultured’ Tote, $15 (pictured)

Kashmir.VIII ‘Ms. Hill’ Mug, $16

Kashmir.VIII ‘Easin’ Mug, $16

Kashmir.VIII ‘We Did It First’ Mug, $16 (pictured)

Kashmir.VIII ‘The Black Power Mixtape’ Coaster Sets, $35 (pictured)

Botanicals on Blush Kitchen Tea Towels by Justina Blakeney, $28 (pictured)

‘B. Smith Cooks Southern-Style’ by B. Smith, $29.99

For the Beauty Guru:

Oui The People ‘The Single’ Rose Gold Single-Blade Razor, $75 (pictured)

Oui The People ‘Sugarcoat’ Shave Gel-To-Milk, $64 (pictured)

Galerie.la Rose Quartz Facial Roller, $28

Galerie.la Jade Mask, $42

Galerie.la Base Coat Nail Polish Vault, $20

Galerie.la Base Coat Nail Polish The Simon Collective, $20

Galerie.la ‘The Makeup Bag’ (Navy), $59

Galerie.la ‘The Makeup Bag’ (Yellow), $59

Galerie.la Mermaid Milk Superfood Moisturizer, $42

Shea Shea Bakery Buttered Pound Cake Body Mist, $5 (pictured)

Shea Shea Bakery Glazed Donut Body Butter, $25

Shea Shea Bakery Detoxifying Charcoal Cleanser, $15

Shea Shea Bakery Antibacterial Apple Cider Toner, $6

Shea Shea Bakery Almond Milk + Chocolate Peppermint Moisturizer, $6

Shea Shea Bakery Scar Healing Serum, $23

Shea Shea Bakery Gentle Foaming Cleanser, $8

Shea Shea Bakery Chocolate Coffee Bean Scrub, $12

Shea Shea Bakery Rose Garden Soap Bar, $5 (pictured)

Monie Squared Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake Soap, $8

Monie Squared Brown Sugar Fig Goat Milk Soap, $7

Monie Squared Warm Vanilla Sugar Goat Milk Soap, $7

Monie Squared Leave-In Detangling Conditioner in Blood Orange, $16

Camille Rose Naturals Algae Renew Deep Conditioner, $20

Camille Rose Youth Burst Anti-Aging Night Time Elixir, $18 (pictured)

Camille Rose Seedless Skin Pore-Perfecting Facial Exfoliator, $19

Oyin Handmade Burnt Sugar Pomade, $13.99

Oyin Handmade Boing! All-In-One Coil Styler, $14.99

Oyin Handmade No Ash At All Lotion, $9.99

Hunny Bunny Boutique Hunny Lavender Face Bar, $9

Hunny Bunny Boutique Rose Clay Facial Mask, $8

Bejia Flor Naturals Acai Mango Lotion, $22

Vee + Co. Apothecary ‘Seven’ Aromatherapy Roller, $18

Vee + Co. Apothecary ‘Mellow’ Aromatherapy Roller, $18

Vee + Co. Apothecary ‘Faith’ Aromatherapy Roller, $18

Vee + Co. Apothecary ‘Tisane’ Body + Bath Oil, $25

Jade & Fox Co. Liquid Gold Facial Cleanser, $15 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. Neptune Hyaluronic Face Mist, $15

Jade & Fox Co. Flower Power Toner, $18 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. Fineapple Face Mask, $22

Jade & Fox Co. Maui Wowie Serum, $17 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. Angel Eyes Under Eye Cream, $24

Jade & Fox Co. Crushed Velvet Butter, $26

Jade & Fox Co. Honeysuckle Spray, $14

Jade & Fox Co. Lust Oil, $15

Jade & Fox Co. Crush Body Oil, $17

Jade & Fox Co. Vixen Oil, $15

Jade & Fox Co. ‘Show Girl’ Body Oil, $17

Jade & Fox Co. Siren Highlighter, $18 (pictured)

Makeup/Beauty/Hair Brands:

Plain Jane Beauty (pictured)

Mented Cosmetics (pictured)

Beauty Bakerie

Bovanti Cosmetics

Colour U Cosmetics

Hue Noir

Gold Label Cosmetics

Lamik Beauty

Lip Addyct

Magnolia Makeup

Lotus Moon Skincare

The Lip Bar (pictured)

Ginger + Liz Nail Polish

Foxie Cosmetics

Blac Minerals Cosmetics (pictured)

Danessa Lyrics Beauty

Lena Lashes

AJ Crimson Beauty

KSquared Nail Paint

Kinky Curly Yaki

Heat Free Hair Movement

Big Chop Hair

Princess Hair Shop

Haute Kinky Hair

Private Stock Kair

Catface Hair

Mischo Beauty (pictured)

Brown Butter Beauty (pictured)

Her Muse Studio

Elo Lipcare (pictured)

Glam Goth Beauty (pictured)

For The Fashion Conscious:

Galerie.la Abbot Corduroy Knit Robe Berry, $98

Galerie.la Denim Crop Bra, $35

Galerie.la Golden Organic Cotton Crop Bra, $35 (pictured)

Galerie.la Recycled Cotton Baby Tee Black, $39

Galerie.la Alicia Crossbody Brown Bag, $85 (pictured)

Galerie.la Stacking Rings Brass, $25 (pictured)

Galerie.la Diamond Stacking Ring, $25

Galerie.la Petite Arch Earrings Brass, $34

Galerie.la Thelma Top Mauve, $48

Galerie.la Silver Hashtag Earrings, $58

Galerie.la Cascade Dress Charcoal, $59

Galerie.la Petra Jumpsuit Charcoal, $65 (pictured)

Galerie.la Sabbath Cocoon Tunic, $98

Galerie.la Flap Wallet Mustard, $79

Galerie.la Zipper Wallet Blush, $69

Glam Goth ‘Goon’ Beanie (red), $25

Glam Goth ‘Goon’ Beanie (black), $25

Glam Goth ‘Goth’ Cap, $30 (pictured)

Glam Goth ‘The Young Angel’ T-Shirt, $20

Instant Vintage - Azul by Giancarlo Bolero, $55

Instant Vintage - Merlot Veiled Hat, $30

Instant Vintage - Turquoise Velvet Bow with Headband, $45

Instant Vintage - Sweetheart Floral Dress, $48 (pictured)

Sir and Madame Striped Wool Split Back Shirt, $75

Sir and Madame Logo T-Shirt, $40

Sir and Madame 'Madame’ Cropped Tank, $28

Sir and Madame 70′s Script T-Shirt, $45

Sir and Madame “A Better Tomorrow” T-Shirt, $40

Sir and Madame Red Wing Engineer Boot, $75

Sir and Madame Jungle Camo Woven Shirt, $45

A Life Well Dressed ‘Artsy’ Statement Cap, $16 (pictured)

A Life Well Dressed ‘Create’ Statement T-Shirt, $20

Gregory Sylvia ‘Farrah’ Watch, $95

Gregory Sylvia ‘Chandler’ Watch, $78 (pictured)

Gregory Sylvia ‘Rosen’ Watch, $105 (slightly over budget but a beautiful watch!)

Gregory Sylvia ‘Crimson Crave’ Wallet, $69

Tree Fairfax Lois Belt, $40

Tree Fairfax Distressed Wrap Clutch/Wallet, $54

Chris Cardi ‘H St. Nostalgia’ Tee, $30.03

Chris Cardi ‘Bastards’ Tee, $30.03

Sole Rebels ‘The Surge’ Shoe, $90

Sole Rebels ‘The Exodus Ahhh’ Shoe, $100

Sole Rebels ‘The StepUP’ Shoe, $95

Sole Rebels ‘The Exodus RIFF’ Shoe, $100 (pictured)

Sole Rebels ‘TooTOOS Holees’ Shoe, $85

Enbois ‘Jafari’ Watch (Zebra), $85

For the Bookworm:

‘The Water Dancer’ by Ta-Nehisi Coates, $28 (pictured)

‘Deathless Divide by Justina Ireland, $18.99 (pictured)

‘Black Talk: Words and Phrases from the Hood to the Amen Corner’ by Geneva Smitherman, $6.38 (pictured)

‘Talkin and Testifyin: The Language of Black America’ by Geneva Smitherman, $7.77 (pictured)

‘White Negroes: When Cornrows Were in Vogue ... and Other Thoughts on Cultural Appropriation’ by Lauren Michele Jackson, $23.49

‘Mules and Men’ by Zora Neale Hurston, $15.99 (pictured)

‘The Black Book’ edited by Toni Morrison, $35

‘Bloodchild and Other Stories’ by Octavia Butler, $14

‘Rebel’ by Beverly Jenkins, $7.99

‘B. Smith: Rituals & Celebrations’ by B. Smith, $35 (pictured)

Rayo & Honey ‘Eat Words, Drink Stars’ Pin, $12 (pictured)

Rayo & Honey ‘Read More, Writer Better’ Banner, $50 (pictured)

Rayo & Honey ‘Books Change Your Mind’ Banner, $55

Rayo & Honey ‘Hundreds of Books Under My Skin’ Bookmark, $8 (pictured)

For the Kids:

Yinibini Baby ‘Trunk of Hearts’ Elephant One-Piece, $29.50

Yinibini Baby ‘My Neighborhood in DC’ Tee, $26.00 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. Fantasy Body Lotion for Babies, $16

Duchess365 Framed Art Print [Ladybug], $57.99

Duchess365 Throw Pillow [Lollipop], $29.99 (pictured)

Duchess365 Framed Art Pillow, $47.99 (pictured)

Herbaceutikals Talc Free Baby Organic Baby Powder, $14.25 (pictured)

‘Party, A Mystery’ by Jamaica Kincaid, $17.95 (pictured)

‘The Last Last-Day-of-Summer’ by Lamar Giles, $8.49

‘Puppy Truck’ by Brian Pinkney, $11.38 (pictured)

‘Libba: The Magnificent Musical Life of Elizabeth Cotten)’ by Laura Veirs, $17.99

‘Little Melba and Her Big Trombone’ by Katheryn Russell-Brown, $18.95 (pictured)

Vee + Co. Apothecary ‘Mamatoto’ Aromatherapy Roller, $12

KaAn’s Designs ‘Living The Dream’ Denim Jacket, $40 (pictured)

Sir & Madame ‘Sir’ Kids Pullover, $55

Amina Abdul Jillil Kids Velvet Sneaker, $89 (pictured)

For the Masculine:

Gregory Sylvia ‘Durham’ Watch, $78 (pictured)

Gregory Sylvia ‘Grayson’ Watch, $95

Gregory Sylvia ‘Fullerton’ Watch, $95.00

A Life Well Dressed ‘Create’ Sweater, $34

A Life Well Dressed ‘District of Champions’ Sweater, $48

Sir & Madame Scratch Goods Beard Oil, $24 (pictured)

Sir & Madame ‘Sir’ Shirt (Blue), $40 (pictured)

Sir & Madame ‘Sir Shirt (Orange), $40

Sir & Madame Classic Logo Beanie (Gray), $40

Sir & Madame Classic Logo Beanie (Orange), $40 (pictured)

Sir & Madame ‘Sir’ Long Sleeve Black Shirt, $55

Sir & Madame ‘Sir’ Lapel Pin, $10

Instant Vintage - Pink and Blue Plaid Pants, $50 (pictured)

Instant Vintage - Camel Leather Blazer, $90

Instant Vintage - Tan Trench Coat, $60

Enbois ‘The Weekend’ Bag, $60 (pictured)

Enbois ‘Cocoa Collection’ Bracelets, $50 (pictured)

Enbois ‘Garvey’ Watch (Black), $70 (pictured)

Vee + Co. Beard Mist, $12

Vee + Co. Beard Oil, $20

Vee + Co. Beard Wash Shampoo + Conditioner, $18

Mr. Blackmans Bergamot & Spice Beard Balm, $11.99

Scotch Porter Nourish & Repair Hair Conditioner, $24.99

Scotch Porter Hydrating Hair Wash, $24.99

Scotch Porter Charcoal & Licorice Moisture Defend Face Lotion, $19.99

Levi Fisher Balm Diggity Softening Beard Butter, $12.99

Levi Fisher Smooth Operator Detangling & Conditioning Beard Serum, $9.99

Levi Fisher Go Tea Herbal Grooming Spray for Short Hair and Beards, $9.99

Sole Rebels ‘exodus Traveller ‘Shoes, $100

Sole Rebels ‘stepUP Ed. 2′ Shoes, $95 (pictured)

Sole Rebels ‘the SURGE any’ Shoes, $90

For The Technologically Savvy:

Enbois Case iPhone 7/7plus/8/8plus/iPhone X/iPhone XS/iPhone XR, $12 (pictured)

Enbois Walnut Case iPhone 6/7/8, $8

Enbois Rosewood Case iPhone 6/7/8, $8

Enbois Power Bank, $15 (pictured)

Enbois Grip Socket, $3 (pictured)

Embrii Shop Iridescent Macbook Case, $49

Embrii Shop Matte Gold Messenger Laptop Sleeve, $39

Embrii Shop Champagne Gold Glitter Macbook Case, $49

Embrii Shop Emerald Tartan MacBook Case, $49

Chic Geeks Black Faux Crocodile MacBook Case, $78

Chic Geeks Emerald Faux Crocodile MacBook Case, $78

Chic Geeks Grey Marble MacBook Case, $68 (pictured)

Chic Geeks Rose Gold Keyboard Cover, $12 (pictured)

Chic Geeks Space Gray Ombre Keyboard Cover, $12

Chic Geeks Emerald Faux Crocodile iPad Case, $78 (pictured)

Chic Geeks Unicorn Sparkle iPad Case, $68 (pictured)

Chic Geeks Emerald Glitter MacBook Case, $58

Chic Geeks Black Marble MacBook Case, $68

Chic Geeks Gray Marble iPad Case, $58

Puku G8 Earphones, $29 (pictured)

Khristian A. Howell Fig Life Sleek and Chic Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristian A. Howell Deuces Sleek and Chic Phone Case, $39.99

Khristian A. Howell Buffalo Plaid Sleek and Chic Phone Case, $39.99

Cards, Stationery and Gift Wrap:

Greentop Gifts Clarence Claus Candy Canes & Trees Gift Wrap, $7.50 (pictured)

Greentop Gifts Clarence Claus ‘HOHOHO’ Gift Wrap, $7.50 (pictured)

Greentop Gifts Clarence Claus Close Up Gift Wrap, $7.50

Greentop Gifts Clarence Claus Gift Bag, $4.50

Sweet Potato Paper Red Plaid Gift Wrap, $9.95

Sweet Potato Paper Yellow Triangles Gift Wrap, $9.95

Sweet Potato Paper ‘Can Swim’ Gift Wrap, $9.95 (pictured)

Sweet Potato Paper ‘No Worries’ Notecards, $10.50

Sweet Potato Paper ‘Sunny Thanks’ Thank You Cards, $1.25 per card

Sweet Potato Paper ‘Audio Thanks’ Thank You Cards, $1.25 per card (pictured)

Sweet Potato Paper Blotting Paper, $1.25 per sheet

The DynaSmiles Stationery & Gifts Assorted Christmas Cards Bundle, $28

The DynaSmiles "Fro La La" 4x6 Sticker Sheet, $3.50 (pictured)

The DynaSmiles "Santa's Beard" Christmas Collectible Mug, $20 (pictured)

Addie Rawr ‘A Room Full of Dolls’ Adult Coloring Book, $15

Addie Rawr Fall Dolls Stickers (Die Cut & Sticker Sheets), $6.50

Midnight Reflections Melanin Prima Ballerina Ceramic Ornaments, $15.99 (pictured)

Midnight Reflections Kwanzaa Wrapping Paper Kit, $15.99

Midnight Reflections Black Santa Gift Bag Kit, $18.99

Midnight Reflections Black Angel Wrapping Paper Kit, $8.99 (pictured)

Midnight Reflections Black Santa with Snow Flakes Wrapping Paper Kit, $8.99

Khristian A. Howell Rosey Holiday Gift Wrap, $8.99

Khristian A. Howell Rosy Twinkle Gift Wrap, $8.99

Khristian A. Howell Ansley Park Gift Wrap, $8.99

Kashmir.VIII ‘Maya’ Notebook, $11 (pictured)

Kashmir.VIII ‘The Marathon Continues’ Sticker, $9-$20

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lauraoliviamua · 3 years

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Hair Extensions - human hair vs synthetic - my experiences and preferences!

Hair extensions can be Human Hair or synthetic,

clip in (my favourite on the go option for when you haven't got much time) or bonded.

Human Hair -

Generally more expensive, without the shedding and tangling of synthetic hair.

Can be dyed or toned (see prior article covering this) to colour match your own hair, for a natural look.

Human hair extension examples -

Celie Hair clip in ( toned by me using Jerome Russell bblonde platinum toner)

Human hair pictured below both by celie hair, photo 1 was toned using bblonde toner

Synthetic hair

Synthetic hair can be very high quality and realistic , an excellent everyday workhorse! Great to add length and volume to sparse or damaged hair.

Synthetic hair hair extension examples-

1.Sensationnel Hair syntheric clip in in honey blonde (pre coloured)

2.MsCoco hair synthetic clip in weave in platinum blonde (pre coloured)

3. Hairspray Ireland clip- in ponytails

Synthetic clip in pictured - Sensationnel Hair honey blonde (pre coloured)

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morbidology · 7 years

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hey em! so i bleached my own hair (probably should've got it done professionally, but i'm cheap) and still after using toner, purple shampoo and all that i can't seem to get rid of the yellow/brassiness! i know you're in ireland but do you have any advice on products i could get through Amazon, or tips in general? thanks xoxo

Fudge Clean Blonde toner and then put it in when your hair is dry and leave it for ten minutes and then wash out!

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Global Cosmetic Pigments Market - Opportunities & Forecast, 2019-2026

Cosmetics are used to enhance the beauty of human beings. Cosmetic dyes and cosmetic pigments are majorly used in the production of cosmetic colorants. Cosmetic pigments are color additives that are not soluble in the medium in which they are used. Organic pigments and inorganic pigments are broadly used in the cosmetic pigments market. Inorganic pigments such as, ultramarine, chromium, iron oxides, among others which are popularly used in the market. Organic pigments are made of carbons and other molecules such as lakes, toners, and true pigments. Besides, cosmetic pigments are used in various applications such as facial makeup, eye makeup, lip products, nail products, among others.

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Increase in demand for cosmetic products among consumers and also, change in lifestyle, which leads to the rise in the overall growth of the global cosmetic pigments market. The popularity of cosmetic is increasing due to the women becoming a part of the workforce, and an increase in the purchasing power of women will propel the demand for cosmetic pigments in the market. Moreover, rising awareness about cosmetic products and growing interest in fashion, which will further boost the market growth of cosmetic pigments. Even, manufacturers spending readily on various promotional activities to increase consumer awareness and develop their products to attract more consumers. For instance, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has imposed regulations on the usage of color additives and pigments, which are used in cosmetic products.

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Various notable players operating in the market Sun Chemical Corporation, Sensient Cosmetic Technologies, Merck KGaA, Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited, Kobo Products Inc., BASF SE, Clariant, Huntsman International LLC, LANXESS, and Geotech International BV, among others.

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The global cosmetic pigments market has been segmented on the basis of type, composition, application, and key geographies. Based on type, the market is segmented into special effect, surface treated, and nano. Based on composition, the market is segmented into organic and inorganic. Based on application, the market is segmented into facial makeup, eye makeup, lip products, nail products, hair color products, and others.

Key questions answered in this research report:

· At what pace is global cosmetic pigments market growing? What will be the growth trend in the future?

· What are the key drivers and restraints in the current market? What will be the impact of drivers and restraints in the future?

· What are the regional revenue and forecast breakdowns? Which are the major regional revenue pockets for growth in the global cosmetic pigments market?

· What are the various application areas and how they are poised to grow?

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Cosmetic Colorants Market by Type By Geography – Opportunities & Forecast, 2019-2026

Cosmetic colorant is a major product of cosmetic products and classified into two categories i.e., dyes and pigments are widely used in the production of cosmetic colorants. Cosmetic Pigments are insoluble colorants and which are mainly divided into organic and inorganic pigments. Organic pigments are made of carbons and other molecules such as toners, lakes colors and other pigments that are used in cosmetic and personal care products. Organic pigments are brighter than inorganic pigments. In addition, Cosmetic colorants are used in various applications such as facial makeup, eye makeup, lip products, hair color products, among others.

Changes in the consumer lifestyles and rising fashion consciousness among consumers will further increase the demand for cosmetic colorants in the global market. Even, manufacturers are coming up with various promotional activities to meet the requirement of the consumers. However, various regulations of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding the usage of color additives and pigments will restrain the global cosmetic colorants market.

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Europe region represented a high market growth for global cosmetic colorants and anticipated to grow at a significant growth rate due to increasing disposable income among consumers. Further, increasing demand for cosmetic pigments and dyes in various applications is anticipated to have a positive impact on the growth of the global cosmetic colorants market. Major players in Europe are producing high-quality products by using advanced technology in the cosmetic and personal care industry which will further drive the global cosmetic colorants market.

Various notable players operating in the market, include Sun Chemical, Sensient Cosmetic Technologies, Merck, DyStar, BASF, Kobo Products, Clariant, Chromatech, Organic Dyes and Pigments, Aakash Chemicals and Dyestuffs, among others.

The global cosmetic colorants market has been segmented on the basis of type, application, and key geographies. Based on type, the market is segmented into dyes and pigments. Based on application, the market is segmented into facial makeup, eye makeup, lip products, hair color products and others.

Key questions answered in this research report: 1- At what pace is global cosmetic colorants market growing? What will be the growth trend in the future? 2- What are the key drivers and restraints in the current market? What will be the impact of drivers and restraints in the future? 3- What are the regional revenue and forecast breakdowns? Which are the major regional revenue pockets for growth in the global cosmetic colorants market? 4- What are the various application areas and how they are poised to grow?

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Market Segmentation By Type • Dyes • Pigments

By Application • Facial Makeup • Eye Makeup • Lip Products • Hair Color Products • Others

By Geography • North America As a part of the customization o By Type o By Application o US o Canada o Mexico

• Europe As a part of the customization o By Type o By Application o UK o Germany o Spain o Rest of Europe

• Asia-Pacific As a part of the customization o By Type o By Application o China o Australia o India o Rest of APAC

• ROW As a part of the customization o By Type o By Application o Brazil o South Africa o GCC countries o Rest of world (remaining countries of the LAMEA region)

Leading market players • Sun Chemical • Sensient Cosmetic Technologies • Merck • DyStar • BASF • Kobo Products • Clariant • Chromatech • Organic Dyes and Pigments • Aakash Chemicals and Dyestuffs

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#Half Head Balayage #Colour Correction #Hair Botox #Keratin Treatment #Root Colour #Hair Extensions #Olaplex #Milk Shake #Hair Toner #ladies hairstyles ireland #best hair stylist ireland #anderson mastronelli

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Oriflame wants to be Prom Queen at the MLM Ball, and they just might win the crown…if they can knock out a few serious contenders on their way to the top.

Their vision is to become the #1 beauty direct sales company in the world, and they’re only a few slots off. However, some of the beauty queens ahead of them (Avon, with over $6 billion in annual revenue, and Mary Kay, with almost $4 billion) don’t take kindly to competition.

Should you get involved in Oriflame?

Keep reading to find out.

FAQ

1. What does Oriflame sell? Oriflame sells skin care products, cosmetics, fragrances, personal and hair care, accessories, and wellness products.

2. What are Oriflame’s most popular products? Some of Oriflame’s popular products are their Royal Velvet Night Cream for skin over 40; the ONE IlluSkin Face Primer, a tone-enhancing face primer that evens the skin tone and extends the wear of your foundation; the diamond Cellular Micellar Solution Cleanser, an all-in-one cleanser, toner, and makeup remover made with Micellar technology; and NovAge, scientifically advanced skin care designed to correct and slow the signs of aging.

3. How much does it cost to join Oriflame? You can join for free, but it’s recommended that you buy a start-up case for 20 Euros. (While they have a U.K./U.S. catalog, they don’t recruit distributors in the U.S. Good luck if you’d like to build a business state-side.)

4. Is Oriflame a scam? No, Oriflame is a publicly traded company that’s well-respected for their quality products.

5. What is Oriflame’s BBB rating? A+

6. How long has Oriflame been in business? Since 1967

7. What is Oriflame’s revenue? $1.5 billion

8. How many Oriflame distributors are there? 3 million

9. What lawsuits have been filed? In 2018, Oriflame was slapped for illegally using Fifa World Cup imagery. [1] Also in 2018, Vietnam penalized Oriflame for MLM violations. [2] In 2014, Russia searched Oriflame’s Moscow offices and seized documents related to unpaid taxes amounting to $84 million from 2006 to 2010. Oriflame protested that their tax practices were in accordance with local and international legislation. [3]

10. Comparable companies: Mary Kay, NuSkin

While they offer some great products, the income opportunity offered by Oriflame isn’t nearly as impressive.

Click here for my #1 recommendation

Either way, here’s the full review on Oriflame.

Overview

Oriflame is a Swedish cosmetics MLM founded in 1967 by brothers Jonas Jochnick and Robert Jochnick. They have been a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ since 2004.

Since launching 50 years ago, they’ve expanded to operate in over 60 countries around the globe, and they now have a Salesforce of 3 million independent consultants.

They’re currently doing over $1.5 billion in annual sales, making them one of the few members of the coveted MLM Billion Club (those that have hit $1 billion in annual sales). There were only 20 MLMs to do this in 2016. [4]

Their corporate offices are now located in Luxemburg and Switzerland, and they have global production centers in Sweden, Poland, China, Russia, and Ireland.

Oriflame has expanded to sell its products in almost every corner of the globe…except the United States, interestingly.

They sell all over Europe, in Asia, Latin America, Africa…but nowhere north of Mexico. You can still order Oriflame products from their UK website and have them shipped to the U.S. (with international shipping costs), but they don’t have any consultants reppin’ the red, white, & blue (the bald eagle-lovin’, burger eatin’ red white and blue, not the baguette and stinky cheese one).

How much does Oriflame cost?

It is free to become an Oriflame consultant. Yep, 100% free. You do need to purchase a catalog so you can show off your products to potential customers, but the catalogs cost something like $.35 cents.

If you don’t make any sales for 12 months, you will lose your Consultant title and have to sign up again if you want to continue selling. If you don’t sell anything for a year, you should probably just throw in the towel anyway.

Products

The Oriflame catalog consists of over 1,000 Swedish beauty products that are naturally-inspired and vegan.

They have a Skin Research Institute where new, innovative products are created. They’re then sent to the company’s global research and development center where they employ over 100 scientists to test and perfect new products.

Products are all naturally-based and vegan. They include makeup, fragrance, skincare, bath and body, hair, accessories, and men’s products.

Here are some top sellers:

White Original Eau de Parfum: £30

5-in-1 Color Stylist Lipstick: £10

5-in-1 Wonder Lash Mascara: £9

Eleo Hair Mask: £7.95

Age Revive Anti-Aging Cream: £5.95 (sale)

Blackhead Clearing Mask: £7

As you can see, very reasonably priced. Anti-aging cream for £5.95? There are some MLMs that sell that stuff for triple-digits. Whether or not it actually works is another question – you get what you pay for.

Benefits

Benefits associated with their skincare products have not been proven, but claims include:

Anti-aging

Minimize wrinkles

Moisturize

Fight blackheads

Prevent acne

Clear blemishes

Side Effects

There are no known side effects associated with Oriflame products.

Compensation Plan

Commission on personal sales is made via retail commission, which is the price difference between your discounted price as a consultant and the product’s actual retail value.

If you purchase less than £130 worth of product at a time, you get a 20% discount. If you purchase over £130 worth of product at a time, you get a 30% discount.

So that’s an added 10% in commission, which is pretty significant. Therefore, you really want to be making orders of £130 or more at a time. Parties are the best way to do this (eyeroll at in-home parties), because if you’re selling to one friend at a time you probably won’t hit that mark. You might end up ordering extra product to get 30% commission and hoping to sell it only to be left with a basement full of unused skin cream.

There’s also a delivery charge of £4.50 per order.

The rest of the comp plan is pretty typical MLM…levels, bonuses, and rank advancements galore.

If you can build a team of at least 5 members with 4 direct recruits and total monthly sales that hit 1000 BP (about £1,300), you become a group manager and start making money off your team. You get 9% commission on all of your direct consultants, an extra 5% commission on all of your personal sales, and 6% commission off any of your direct promoted Group Managers.

After that, you become a Senior Group Manager and start earning on indirect consultants in your downline too (5%). As a District Manager, 4.5% bonus is tacked onto all your commission rates on both personal sales and the sales of members in your downline.

This continues on and on to Executive Director rank, where you can really get rich off this scheme. Of course, that ranking includes only a handful of the company’s millions of consultants.

Recap

There’s almost no barrier to entry. It’s free to join.

So, if you really like their products, it’s a great way to get a good discount. Who knows, maybe you’ll even make a few bucks selling eye cream and mascara to your gal pals or coworkers.

What you’re not going to get, though, is rich. That’s just the way MLM is set up – a select few make it to the top of the pyramid and leech off everyone below them.

This company has been around long enough to already have plenty of top consultants, meaning there’s not much room for you to make your way up there.

I’ve been involved with network marketing for almost ten years so I know what to look for when you consider a new opportunity.

After reviewing 200+ business opportunities and systems out there, here is the one I would recommend:

Click here for my #1 recommendation

#MLM companies #network marketing companies

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antionetterparker · 5 years

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Oriflame: Cosmetics that dazzle but won’t make you rich [Review]

Oriflame wants to be Prom Queen at the MLM Ball, and they just might win the crown…if they can knock out a few serious contenders on their way to the top.

Should you get involved in Oriflame?

Keep reading to find out.

FAQ

1. What does Oriflame sell? Oriflame sells skin care products, cosmetics, fragrances, personal and hair care, accessories, and wellness products.

4. Is Oriflame a scam? No, Oriflame is a publicly traded company that’s well-respected for their quality products.

5. What is Oriflame’s BBB rating? A+

6. How long has Oriflame been in business? Since 1967

7. What is Oriflame’s revenue? $1.5 billion

8. How many Oriflame distributors are there? 3 million

10. Comparable companies: Mary Kay, NuSkin

While they offer some great products, the income opportunity offered by Oriflame isn’t nearly as impressive.

Click here for my #1 recommendation

Either way, here’s the full review on Oriflame.

Overview

Oriflame is a Swedish cosmetics MLM founded in 1967 by brothers Jonas Jochnick and Robert Jochnick. They have been a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ since 2004.

Since launching 50 years ago, they’ve expanded to operate in over 60 countries around the globe, and they now have a Salesforce of 3 million independent consultants.

Their corporate offices are now located in Luxemburg and Switzerland, and they have global production centers in Sweden, Poland, China, Russia, and Ireland.

Oriflame has expanded to sell its products in almost every corner of the globe…except the United States, interestingly.

How much does Oriflame cost?

Products

The Oriflame catalog consists of over 1,000 Swedish beauty products that are naturally-inspired and vegan.

Products are all naturally-based and vegan. They include makeup, fragrance, skincare, bath and body, hair, accessories, and men’s products.

Here are some top sellers:

White Original Eau de Parfum: £30

5-in-1 Color Stylist Lipstick: £10

5-in-1 Wonder Lash Mascara: £9

Eleo Hair Mask: £7.95

Age Revive Anti-Aging Cream: £5.95 (sale)

Blackhead Clearing Mask: £7

Benefits

Benefits associated with their skincare products have not been proven, but claims include:

Anti-aging

Minimize wrinkles

Moisturize

Fight blackheads

Prevent acne

Clear blemishes

Side Effects

There are no known side effects associated with Oriflame products.

Compensation Plan

Commission on personal sales is made via retail commission, which is the price difference between your discounted price as a consultant and the product’s actual retail value.

If you purchase less than £130 worth of product at a time, you get a 20% discount. If you purchase over £130 worth of product at a time, you get a 30% discount.

There’s also a delivery charge of £4.50 per order.

The rest of the comp plan is pretty typical MLM…levels, bonuses, and rank advancements galore.

This continues on and on to Executive Director rank, where you can really get rich off this scheme. Of course, that ranking includes only a handful of the company’s millions of consultants.

Recap

There’s almost no barrier to entry. It’s free to join.

So, if you really like their products, it’s a great way to get a good discount. Who knows, maybe you’ll even make a few bucks selling eye cream and mascara to your gal pals or coworkers.

What you’re not going to get, though, is rich. That’s just the way MLM is set up – a select few make it to the top of the pyramid and leech off everyone below them.

This company has been around long enough to already have plenty of top consultants, meaning there’s not much room for you to make your way up there.

I’ve been involved with network marketing for almost ten years so I know what to look for when you consider a new opportunity.

After reviewing 200+ business opportunities and systems out there, here is the one I would recommend:

Click here for my #1 recommendation

via https://mlmcompanies.org/oriflame/

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sensei-aishitemasu · 5 years

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2018 Black-Owned Gift Guide!

It’s that time again! This Black Friday, try and support a Black-owned business for all your gift-giving needs. For last years gift guide, click here. For the 2016 gift guide, click here. For the 2015 gift guide, click here.

Similar to 2017, I kept every individual item listed under $100! Click on the links to be taken to the websites in order to peruse more yourselves. This year, all businesses listed are also either owned by Black Americans and/or manufactured here in the United States!

Gift Guide 2018 Items

For the Homebody:

Rachel Stewart Jewelry ‘At Least Two Pair Pillow Cover’, $45 (pictured)

Lettie Gooch Cannabis Soy Candle, $18

Lettie Gooch PF Candle Black Incense (Pack of 15), $6

Lyons Candle Company ‘Apple Orchard’ Soy Candle, $14.99

Lyons Candle Company ‘Pumpkin Spice’ Soy Candle, $14.99

Lyons Candle Company ‘Warm Vanilla Sugar’ Soy Candle, $14.99

Lyons Candle Company ‘Gingerbread Cookies’ Soy Candle, $14.99

Jungalow ‘Cactus Wall Hooks,’ (Set of 4) $40 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Hanging Glass Pendant Vase,’ $36 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Yukon Grey Shag Rug,’ $55 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Succulent Tea Light Holders,’ $20 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Cabinet with Inset Mirror,’ $32 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Elysian Green Window Panel,’ $75 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Rae Cement Wall Planters,’ $25

Jungalow ‘Pink Mermaid Music Art Print, $30

Jungalow ‘Face 3 Art Print,’ $40

Jungalow ‘Boogie Pouf,’ $64

Jungalow ‘Indio Throw,’ $89

Jungalow ‘Llama Hook Pillow,’ $54

Jungalow ‘Textured Cotton Throw,’ $59 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Ceramic Cactus Night Light,’ $42

Jungalow ‘Gold Wire Trays,’ $74

Harlem Candle Company ‘Langston Luxury Room Spray,’ $30 (pictured)

Harlem Candle Company ‘Harlem Nights Room & Linen Spray,’ $18

Harlem Candle Company ‘Ellington’ Luxury Travel Candle, $14

Concept Forty Seven ‘Map of the Fifty United States and Their Mottos,’ $35

Nikkey Creative ‘Untitled Limited Edition Glittery Print,’ $49.99

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Everything Nice’ Bubble Bath, $19

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Pink Fox’ Hand Soap, $19

Debra Cartwright ‘Hydrangeas’ Print, $38

Debra Cartwright ‘Girlfriends’ Print, $70

Debra Cartwright ‘Bridesmaids’ Print, $38

Debra Cartwright ‘Summertime Babe’ Print, $38

For the Foodie:

Kye Teahouse ‘Be Free’ Tea, (16 teabags) $11 (pictured)

Kye Teahouse ‘Mahalo’ Tea, (16 teabags) $13

Kye Teahouse ‘No Worries’ Tea, (16 bags) $13 (pictured)

Kye Teahouse ‘Organic White Kiawa Honey,’ $20 (pictured)

Bounty & Full ‘Apricot Mustard,’ $6.99 (pictured)

Bounty & Full ‘Wild Cherry BBQ Sauce,’ $6.99

Bounty & Full ‘Cranberry Mandarin Jam,’ $5.99

Bounty & Full ‘The Truth’ Habanero Hot Sauce,’ $5.99 (pictured)

Gluten Free Original Mutt’s Sauce, $5.99

Sweet and Spicy Mutt's Sauce, $5.99

Ghost Pepper Mutt's Sauce, $5.99

Jungalow ‘Botanicals on Blush’ Kitchen Towel, $14 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘White Clay Bowl with Stand,’ $40 (pictured)

Jungalow ‘Set of Himalayan Salt Containers,’ $59 (pictured)

Concept Forty Seven ‘Earth Tone’ Ceramic Mug, $38

Concept Forty Seven Ceramic Mug, $40

Concept Forty Seven ‘Shell Bisque Small Bowl,’ $15

Harlem Candle Company ‘Vintage Nightclub Map of Harlem’ Coffee Mug, $15 (pictured)

For the Beauty Guru:

Eden BodyWorks ‘Hibiscus Honey’ Hydration Custard, $8.99 (pictured)

Harlem Soap ‘Orange & Lemongrass’ Goats Milk Soap, $6.00 (pictured)

hunny bunny Rose Clay Facial Mask, $6 (pictured)

UnSun Tinted Mineral Sunscreen, $29

Camille Rose Naturals ‘Turmeric Cleansing Bar,’ $8.99

Camille Rose Naturals ‘Algae Renew Deep’ Conditioner, $20

Camille Rose Naturals Ginger Vanilla Whipped Cream, $12

Alikay Naturals ‘Sweet Lips’ Organic Lip Scrub, $4.79 (pictured)

Alikay Naturals ‘Moisturizing Black Soap Shampoo,’ $7.19

Alikay Naturals ‘Knots Be Gone’ Hair Detangler, $7.79

Alikay Naturals ‘Lemongrass Leave-In’ Conditioner, $12.99

Monie Squared ‘Tea Tree’ Facial Cleanser, $10

Monie Squared ‘Clay & Aloe’ Shampoo Bar, $8

Monie Squared ‘White Tea Ginger Handcrafted Soap,’ $6

Monie Squared ‘Leave-In’ Detangling Conditioner, $16

Monie Squared ‘Tea Tree’ Clay Mask, $15.00

Beija Flor Naturals ‘Acai Mango’ Face Lotion, $20 (pictured)

Beija Flor Naturals ‘Honey Cinnamon’ Detox Cleansing Bar, $9

Beija Flor Naturals ‘Sweet Rose’ Face and Body Scrub, $20

Beija Flor Naturals ‘Agave Aloe’ Polisher, $20

Beija Flor Naturals Probiotic Deodorant, $13

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Orchid’ Fragrance, $29

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Coconut + Vanilla’ Bath Soak, $20

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Kids Of The Black Hole’ Charcoal Face Wash, $18

Foxie Cosmetics ‘Moroccan Argan Serum,’ $25 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. ‘Lust Highlighter,’ $18 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. ‘Siren’ Perfume, $40 (pictured)

Jade & Fox Co. ‘Rose Water’ Toner, $16

Make-Up Brands:

Plain Jane Beauty (pictured)

Mented Cosmetics (pictured)

Beauty Bakerie (pictured)

Bovanti Cosmetics (pictured)

Colour U Cosmetics

Flori Roberts (pictured)

Hue Noir (pictured)

Gold Label Cosmetics (pictured)

Lamik Beauty

Lip Addyct (pictured)

Magnolia Makeup (pictured)

Lotus Moon Skincare

Pnk Digger

The Lip Bar

Ginger + Liz Nail Polish

For The Fashion Conscious:

EAT Military Classic T Shirt, $40

Chris Cardi ‘H Street Classic Tee, $33.03 (pictured)

Tree Fairfax Wrapped Leather Clutch/Wallet, $45 (pictured)

Her Favorite LA Vintage Kawasaki Race Sweatshirt, $76 (pictured)

Her Favorite La Vintage Babe Sunglasses, $24 (pictured)

Her Favorite LA Iridescent Fanny Pack, $38 (pictured)

Her Favorite LA Vegan Leather Baseball Cap, $38.50

Flat Out Black Oxford with Laces, $29.99 (pictured)

Flat Out Metallic Gold Ballet Flats, $19.99

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Panthers Legacy’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Gentrification’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Well Read Black Girl’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Harriet Tubman’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Elect Fannie Lou Hamer’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printworks ‘Break The System’ Tee, $25

Philadelphia Printwork ‘Ida B. Wells’ Tee, $25

Orchids & Spice ‘Elysia’ Jumpsuit, $49.50 (pictured)

Orchids & Spice ‘Rusty Vibes’ Blouse, $48 (pictured)

Orchids & Spice ‘Always There’ Maxi Dress, $59.50

Orchids & Spice ‘Kelly’ Mini Bag, $38.50 (pictured)

Urban Profile ‘I Am A Man’ Tee, $21.99

Urban Profile ‘Prince - Purple Logo’ Tee, $24.99

Urban Profile ‘Parliament - Chocolate City’ Tee, $24.99

Lettie Gooch Acid Wash Sweatshirt, $38

Lettie Gooch High Waist Joggers, $48

Lettie Gooch Turtleneck Sweatshirt, $48

Lettie Gooch Open Back Statement Sleeve Dress, $68

For the Bookworm:

‘A Burst of Light’ by Audre Lorde, $9.99 (pictured)

‘A Taste of Power: A Black Woman’s Story’ by Elaine Brown, $14.53 (pictured)

‘Kindred’ by Octavia Butler, $10.87

‘Josephine’ by Beverly Jenkins, by $9.69

‘Dread Nation’ by Justina Ireland, $9.99 (pictured)

‘Black Frankenstein: The Making of an American Metaphor (America and the Long 19th Century)’ by Elizabeth Young, $27

‘Minion’ by L.A. Banks, $13.94 (pictured)

‘Unforgivable Love: A Retelling of Dangerous Liaisons’ by Sophronia Scott, $11.89 (pictured)

‘The House of Dies Drear by Virginia Hamilton,’ $6.98

‘Folklore, Memoirs, and Other Writings: Mules and Men, Tell My Horse, Dust Tracks on a Road, Selected Articles’ by Zora Neale Hurston, $29.70 (pictured)

‘Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present’ by Harriet Washington, $14.55

‘Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing’ by Dr. Joy DeGruy, $17.96 (pictured)

‘The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make A Big Difference’ by Malcolm Gladwell, $11.55 (pictured)

‘The New Jim Crow’ by Michelle Alexander, $14.15

‘To Tell the Truth Freely: The Life of Ida B. Wells’ by Mia Bay, $14.69

‘Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo"’ by Zora Neale Hurston, $16.14 (pictured)

‘African American Almanac: 400 Years of Triumph, Courage and Excellence’ by Lean'tin Bracks and Jessie Carney Smith, $8.75

‘From A Black Perspective: Contemporary Black Essays’ by Douglas A. Hughes, $10

And of course, my own book! ‘So, About That... A Year of Contemporary Essays on Race and Pop Culture’ by seren sensei, $9.99

For the Kids:

‘The Girl With a Mind for Math: The Story of Raye Montague (Amazing Scientists)’ by Julia Finley Mosca and Daniel Rieley, $12.32 (pictured)

‘Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales by Virginia Hamilton,’ $23.39 (pictured)

‘The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales’ by Virginia Hamilton, $4.930

‘Victor Lavalle’s Destroyer’ by Victor Lavalle (Graphic Novel), $13.59 (pictured)

Honey & Child Co. ‘Love, Peace & Harmony’ Tee, $22 (pictured)

Yinibini Baby ‘It’s Raining Cats and Dogs’ Organic Cotton Tee, $26 (pictured)

Yinibini Baby ‘OK Narwhal, Brush Your Tooth’ Organic Cotton Tee, $26 (pictured)

Yinibini Baby ‘DC Flag’ Organic Cotton One-Piece, $26

Yinibini Baby ‘The Owlets’ Organic Cotton One-Piece, $26

Eden BodyWorks ‘COCO Shea Berry’ Leave In Detangler, $5 (pictured)

Eden BodyWorks ‘COCO Shea Berry’ Detangling Shampoo, $5 (pictured)

Mielle Organics Children's Hair & Health Vitamins, $10 (pictured)

For the Masculine:

Talley & Twine ‘Dean’ Duffel Bag, $49 (pictured)

Benson Watch ‘Cardinal’ Matte Black Timepiece, $99 (pictured)

Scotch Porter ‘Fresh Meat’ Masculine Wipes, $5.99 (pictured)

Scotch Porter Hydrating Hair Wash, $18

Scotch Porter Hair Conditioner, $18

Scotch Porter Hair Balm, $15

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘Culture’ Dad Cap, $24 (pictured)

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘D.C. Icon’ Hat, $24

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘Signature D.C. Proper’ Embroidered Sweatshirt, $58

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘D.C. Proper’ Snapback, $24

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘D.C. Icon’ Hat, $24

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘CFC Airmen Patch’ Tee, $35 (pictured)

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘Compton Flight Club Logo’ Jacket, $48

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘CPT, CA’ Tee, $28

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘CPT, CA’ Vintage Long Sleeve Shirt, $30 (pictured)

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘CPT, CA Sweatshirt, $48

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘D.C. Proper’ Tee, $28 (pictured)

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘4 Quad’ Tee, $28

A Life Well Dressed Co. ‘I Am New York City’ Tee, $35

Merit X Seasoned USA FATE Bucket Hat, $20

Merit ‘Breakthrough’ Sweatpants, $40 (pictured)

Merit ‘Growth’ Hat, $25

Merit ‘Old English’ DET Beanie, $30 (pictured)

Merit ‘ABC’ Dad Hat, $30

Merit ‘FATE Loves The Fearless’ Tee, $32

Merit ‘Whatever It Takes’ Tee, $32

Enbois ‘Kanelo’ Matte Sunglasses, $42

Enbois ‘Garvey’ Black Watch, $60

Enbois ‘Mele’ Cocoa Beads, $20

Enbois ‘The Trek’ Backpack, $70

For The Technologically Savvy:

Khristian A. Howell ‘FCL Chic Blush’ Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Une Femme’ Sleek and Chic Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Blush Color Cap’ Added Amour Phone Case, $44.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Buffalo Plaid Sleek and Chic Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Fig Life’ Added Amour Phone Case, $44.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Twinkle’ Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Mosaic’ White Phone Case, $39.99 (pictured)

Khristan A. Howell ‘Plum’ Color Cap Phone Case, $39.99

Khristan A. Howell ‘FCL Chic’ Phone Black, $39.99

Puku Light Charger, $49.00 (pictured)

Puku G8 Earphones, $29.00 (pictured)

*Puku products, while Black owned, are not manufactured in the U.S. However they are sustainably made and a portion of proceeds is donated to clean water, public education, and city park initiatives in the United States.

Cards, Notebooks and Wrapping Paper:

Harlem Candle Company Set of 10 Vintage Night Club Map Greeting Cards, $15 (pictured)

Khristian A. Howell ‘Fireworks’ Gift Wrap, $8.50 (pictured)

Khristian A. Howell ‘Rosey’ Holiday Gift Wrap, $8.50 (pictured)

Debra Cartwright Notebook, $8.95 (pictured)

I Paint In Heels ‘This is Us’ Holiday Card 2018, $4.25 (pictured)

Ally Elle ‘To Your Self-Care’ Card, $5 (pictured)

Ally Elle ‘It’s Lit’ Hanukkah Card, $4.50 (pictured)

Ally Elle ‘It’s Lit’ Kwanzaa Card, $5 (pictured)

Ally Elle ‘You’re Effing Amazing’ Card, $5 (pictured)

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Global Cosmetic Colorants Market - Opportunities & Forecast, 2019-2026

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Growing consumer concerns regarding their appearance, coupled with rising per capita expenditure on cosmetic products are the key driver of the global cosmetic colorants market. Moreover, increasing demand for cosmetic and personal care products and availability of colorants based cosmetic in different application which will enhance the market growth of global cosmetic colorants in upcoming years. Changes in the consumer lifestyles and rising fashion consciousness among consumers will further increase the demand for cosmetic colorants in the global market. Even, manufacturers are coming up with various promotional activities to meet the requirement of the consumers. However, various regulations of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding the usage of color additives and pigments will restrain the global cosmetic colorants market.

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