#Celeb skincare

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Justin & Hailey Bieber announce they’re expecting their first child. It also looks like they renewed their vows!

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Savage Queen

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Flowing through the day ✨ Embracing life's rhythm just being

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Being pretty is an option, and I chose that option

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skin 🍫🍩

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it is a little silly to me when people are like “AND they have access to the best skincare in the world” when we talk about celebrities aging. other than prescription retinoids the best skincare is probably available otc at your nearest drugstore

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Selena Gomez New Tiktok! I love these 🥹 she’s stunning 🤩

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i have a bone to pick with the fenty lady about her skincare lmao it's ironic given super bowl weekend but the amount of clients i have seen and their skin has been so clogged bc of the skincare makes me sad 😞 the makeup is still great!

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Celebrity skincare/makeup brands

Rihanna,Hailey, Selena G, Ariana, Kim,Kylie, JLo, Gwenyth Paltrow, Gwen Stefani, Millie Bobby Brown, Alicia Keys, Gaga, Halsey, Jessica Alba. What do these female celebrities have in common? Well they either have a makeup, skincare, or beauty brand. It’s like every other month some celebrity decides they have the magical products to perfect skin. Now there is some where it makes sense why they would start a beauty brand like Rihanna, Kim, Kylie, Lady Gaga and Halsey because they are known for their beauty or makeup looks. I also will say that Selena Gomez gets a pass because she made a brand that targeted a certain type of makeup customers. I feel that Rare beauty is for people who wear a more natural, minimalist look while I feel that Fenty is more inclusive, & Haus Laboratories and About Face are more for creative, loud looks. As much as I love Ariana, I don’t really understand why she came out with a makeup brand because although she has an iconic look, I wouldn’t say it was because of her makeup, she’s also releasing a skincare brand. I also looked at the promotion pics and although I haven’t seen any reviews,it looks a little basic or different to the other popular celeb brands. I would also like to mention the male beauty brands, specifically the nail polish brands: Harry styles, pleasing and Mgk’s UN/DN. I haven’t really seen anyone really talk about Harry’s brand but Mgk has been really good at promoting it and has a clear vision/aesthetic which I think Harry needs to learn from mgk if he is serious about it. I will say that the shape of Harry’s nail polish is very cool, he just needs to promote it better. This is the one thing I have a problem with celeb beauty brands is that they either have bad promotion, are basic products that are overpriced or the skincare products don’t even work or are sometimes harmful to the skin. Like I’m pretty sure, Hailey, Jlo ,Jessica, Gwenyth, Kylie, Kim aren’t certified dermatologists and clear skin is most likely due to cosmetic doctors. Kylie’s face scrub, for example, had walnuts in it which I think some dermatologists have said that scrubs with particles could cause tearing in the face. I also think that you're not supposed to have face cleansers w/fragrance or alcohol in them. Sometimes though, celebs actually care and put in effort but I feel most see it as a way for them to get money from the public who want to look like them.

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2024 kicked off with the Consumer Electronic Show (CES), which dominated most of our media placements in January. We represent dozens of tech brands on and off the CES show floor and all of them are “media darlings,” someone journalists can count on and consumers can’t get enough of. That’s because we give media news they can use in a format that they want it in. It’s not what you say, it’s what people can hear and it takes 7 to 11 times for them to hear it. We were pitching 2024 CES media appointments and trends back in November 2023, lining up press interviews, sending samples, creating experiences and organizing prototype demos long before our clients arrived on the show floor. This resulted in millions of media impression per brand including placements on national news such as TODAY Show, Wall Street Journal, Daily Mail and more.

January wasn’t all tech though. In addition to “New Year, New You” themed press, winter is also what we refer to as “red carpet” season as celebrities shape up for photos that will last their lifetimes at The Golden Globes, The Emmy’s, The Grammy’s, SAG Awards and Oscars. We were pitching the skincare and fitness trends and treatments through the holidays to secure what we got.

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Robyn

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M’bolani!!! 💫 Letting the vibes lead and rolling with it!!!

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