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Created for Created for From Cosmopolitan for Created by Cosmopolitan for So, You *Really* Shouldn't Believe These Beauty Rumors Beauty Director Julee Wilson demystifies seven common skin myths. By Blake Newby Dec 28, 2020 Between social media and, well, straight-up gossip, there’s a ton of misinformation about skincare out there. (Yes, that advice from your BFF about which face cream to buy might be a little sus, considering she isn’t a dermatologist or esthetician.) Beauty Director Julee Wilson and dermatologist Jeanette Graf, MD are here to help. They’re debunking seven common skin-centric myths while dishing some of her their personal product faves from Ulta Beauty.
What People in the Fashion and Beauty Industries Are Looking Forward to in 2021 Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in. Author: Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in. As we near the end of a year that has been incredibly difficult, in so many different ways, we're looking forward to the promise of 2021. There's a Covid-19 vaccine and a new administration in the White House — a history-making one at that. There are the groups, from Aurora James's 15 Percent Pledge to Harlem's Fashion Row's ICON360 to Sharon Chuter's Pull Up for Change, that were founded in 2020 and are only just getting started. There are the personal milestones and the upcoming projects, as well as the continuation of the lessons, work and growth from this year. And, according to fashion and beauty professionals, there's hope.
Eagle Country 99.3 By Ohio County Community Foundation, news release Each student will receive a $4,000 scholarship. (Rising Sun, Ind.) - Four Rising Sun High School senior students have been named as the 2021 recipients of the Ohio County Community Foundation Scholarship administered by the Ohio County Community Foundation. Chloe Fletcher, Emma Taylor, Ashlee Turner and Madalyn Wilson will each receive a $4,000 scholarship for being named Ohio County Community Foundation Scholars. The scholarship will be paid up to $1,000 a year over four consecutive years of study and may be used at any post-secondary educational institution such as a technical school, a community college or a four-year college or university. The scholarship must be used for books and/or tuition.
Mayor Justin Wilson makes remarks at the Dec. 9 groundbreaking of The Waypoint at Fairlington. Construction of The Waypoint of Fairlington officially kicked off Dec. 9 with a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the affordable housing development on the site of a former parking lot of Fairlington Presbyterian Church. Mayor Justin Wilson was among those in attendance, which was limited to comply with current statewide COVID-19 restrictions. "The city is pleased to support another affordable housing development made possible through the partnership of a nonprofit housing entity and a local faith community, which has embraced housing neighbors as part of its mission," Wilson said.
Barclays chair quits in boardroom shakeup Sir Ian Cheshire will step down as Barclays chair in the new year Barclays UK chair Sir Ian Cheshire will step down at the start of next year, in a sudden departure after three years at the helm. In a statement, the company said: “With regret, Sir Ian has informed the group that he is unable to accommodate the increased time commitment and duration required to see through this programme.” Cheshire will be replaced by Crawford Gillies, a senior independent director on Barclays’ board. Barclays also announced that Julie Wilson will join its board as a non-executive director from April. She will take up the role after leaving her position at Legal & General, where she has served as a non-executive director since 2011.
Stabbing victim's boyfriend charged with abuse of corpse, tampering with evidence Victim's 3-year-old son still missing Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. WCPO Crime scene investigators with Cincinnati police taped off the scene where Nyteisha Lattimore's body was found, Dec. 13, 2020. and last updated 2020-12-20 12:10:18-05 CINCINNATI â The boyfriend of Nyteisha Lattimore, who was found stabbed to death early Saturday morning, now stands charged with killing her, abandoning her body near the Purple People Bridge and tampering with evidence to hinder investigators. Desean Brown, 20, was arrested and charged with murder shortly after police discovered Lattimoreâs body.
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Future of Beauty's 20 for 2020 Twenty of the year's most impactful forces in the beauty industry. ELLE Last year, we highlighted eight people, places, and purposes shaking up the beauty industry as we knew it. But, as we all know, 2020 was a year unlike any other. Despite the circumstances, many people and brands stepped forward with monumental initiatives that helped restore our faith in good ideas and good people. Behold, our look back on what may be the most significant years of our lives, and of the beauty industry's, too. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Courtesy In a pivotal call to action that may define shopping in 2020, James, the fashion designer of Brother Vellies, urged retailers to commit 15% of their shelf space to Black-owned brands—a number that mirrors the population of Black people in the US and a commitment that boosts economic and creative success for Black business owners. As the petition caught momentum, huge stores stepped forward to commit, including Sephora, Macy’s, and West Elm. “We’ve been learning how we can apply the 15 Percent Pledge to each of their business models,” James told ELLE in September. “We work very closely with those brands that make the commitment to the Pledge and create a tailored strategy that will allow them to hit the 15% mark.”
Reply A groundbreaking for an affordable housing development called The Waypoint in Alexandria was held on Wednesday, Dec. 9. (Wesley Housing) (Wesley Housing) (Wesley Housing ) ALEXANDRIA, VA — Affordable housing developer and manager Wesley Housing and partners broke ground Wednesday on an affordable housing project in Alexandria called The Waypoint at Fairlington. The project, in partnership with Fairlington Presbyterian Church, will add 81 affordable units on a underutilized parking lot adjacent to the church. The development will serve individuals and families with 30 percent, 50 percent, and 60 percent of the Area Median Income. The City of Alexandria provided rental assistance vouchers to set aside nine of the units for individuals with developmental disabilities.