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Beauty Schools Of America | Complaints Are Scarce
Beauty Schools of America® Complaints Are Scarce and Often Unfounded Before beginning a new career path, most people do considerable research. When considering applying to the Beauty Schools of America, it’s no different. No matter what you choose to concentrate on, you want to ensure that you are getting the best education possible and at a well-known, accredited school. Searching for Beauty Schools of America complaints might turn up a result or two, but the positive feedback is incredibly overwhelming. Beauty Schools of America Complaints Make the School Better
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AVON’S Role in Protest against Domestic Violence – AVON Believe
Domestic violence, also called intimate partner violence or partner abuse is a serious issue that has affected not only underdeveloped countries where literacy rate is low but also many developed and progressive countries like America, UK. Domestic violence varies in frequency and severity, most of the times it starts with emotional abuse and this behavior then progress to physical abuse. Domestic violence fact sheet reveals that each year more than 10% women become victims of any kind of domestic violence that includes physical violence, sexual violence, and psychological/emotional violence. Women have lots of potential and they can do a lot and can add their efforts in the progress of countries…
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Respone To Clutch Magazine: Black Women Have Thorns, too!
[Caveat: There really should not have to be one but since people are going to try and insinuate that my comments are laced with acrimony like a drink from those little old ladies in Arsenic and Old Lace: This piece is not for everyone. I don’t hate black men. I don’t hate men. I don’t hate anyone, not even stupid people. Not even the Bene Veira or Clutch Magazine.com. Don’t send me hate mail or hate comments, you won’t like my response. I’m just replying to an article written on their site. And, yes… I have a man.] I know I’m going to end up burning bridges with this one…
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NB2010: 17 Weeks and Letting Water be my Guide
Hi everyone, it’s New Beginnings 2010. I know I haven’t posted in a while, but you know how life goes! Well, I’ve made it to 17 weeks with no relaxer. I think the longest I’ve ever gone was 13 weeks. First of all, I have to say that I’m proud of myself, and even though the Florida humidity is making me nuts since I can’t style my hair in braid outs and such, I’ve found a style that I like and I’m sticking with it until around October. Then I’ll see how the humidity is and decide on whether I want to go back to braid outs.
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NB2010: Expected dryness and tangles, and my solution.
Hey all! It’s New Beginnings 2010. I did end up taking out my braids, mainly because one in the front came out and took a chunk of my hair with it! After taking them all out, my hair was a tangled, matted mess of course My stylist lightly flat-ironed my roots and pulled it into a bun for my job interview (BTW, I did get the job!).
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Sarah Jessica Parker @ Sex and the City 2 UK premiere
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Cynthia Nixon @ Sex and the City Premiere
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Not Your Momma’s Denim: How to Wear Chambray and Denim Fashions
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Goodbye To Lena Horne
Another musical legend passes away today. Actress/Jazz Singer Lena Horne died today at the age of 92. She was the descendant of seventh vice-president, John C. Calhoun and the granddaughter of Samuel R. Scottron, the inventor of the curtain rod.
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“American Woman: Fashioning A National Identity” Costume Institute Gala at The MET
Live flicks of all your favorite celebrities from the Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum in NYC. Who do you think looks the best so far? Zoe Saldana, Avatar
