@pearlfectchassi "I started following your other blog, and I love it! Thanks for your insight and willingness to help the rest of us in our natural journeys! And I love your tumblr btw!"
Yay, thank you!! I love knowing that I was able to help anyone on their own hair journey. Thanks for writing me, you kept me inspired tonight!
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Twistout adventures! I’m typically all wash & go everything, and my friend Renisha inspired me to be brave and trust in my skills. What do you think?
- 2 years ago
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Pics from The Red Pump Project’s 2nd Annual Rock the Red. Had an absolutely lovely time with some of my favorite people!
Pictures from The Red Pump Project at the 2nd annual “Rock the RED” show @ Britten Loft March 24th
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Good Dog of the Day: 83-year-old Miyako resident Tami Akanuma believes her 12-year-old shih tzu Babu saved her from certain doom by intentionally leading her away from the tsunami that eventually engulfed her city.
Akanuma told Yomiuri Shimbun that Babu, who demanded they go for a walk as soon as the earthquake struck, “stubbornly headed for a nearby hill rather than taking their usual route.” Upon climbing the hill, Akanuma turned around and was stunned to discover that “[m]ost of the route she and Babu had walked had been swallowed up by the tsunami and her home had been consumed by the wall of muddy water.”
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Good Dog of the Day: 83-year-old Miyako resident Tami Akanuma believes her 12-year-old shih tzu Babu saved her from certain doom by intentionally leading her away from the tsunami that eventually engulfed her city.
Akanuma told Yomiuri Shimbun that Babu, who demanded they go for a walk as soon as the earthquake struck, “stubbornly headed for a nearby hill rather than taking their usual route.” Upon climbing the hill, Akanuma turned around and was stunned to discover that “[m]ost of the route she and Babu had walked had been swallowed up by the tsunami and her home had been consumed by the wall of muddy water.”
[yomiuri / japanprobe.]
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Wolves are so beautiful. So fierce and free and intelligent. I’ll admit, I’m a little obsessed
Photography by Csaba Tokolyi (via Smashing Picture)
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Kitchen Confidential: DIY Lip Color with Jeanine Lobell
by Emily Weiss
Clockwise from top left: Lobell and daughter Esme, test-driving a homemade lip gloss; powder pigments and mixing cups; Gray Sorrenti, makeup mixologist; a rainbow of colors.
You have to finish one before you start another!” Jeanine Lobell instructs her eight-year-old daughter, Poppy, on a recent Saturday morning. We’re in the family’s Upper East Side kitchen, but we’re not making pancakes. We’re making lipstick. Lobell, the makeup artist who founded Stila, has several projects in the works (including a collaboration with Opening Ceremony), and who better to inspire new color combinations than her young daughters Esme, Wallis, and Poppy? Joining them today is the photographer Mary Frey and her ten-year-old daughter Gray (dad is Mario Sorrenti), makeup artist buddy Jo Strettell and her daughter Jasper, several of Esme’s friends from a sleepover the night before, and Lobell’s husband, the actor Anthony Edwards, popping in and out.
With coffee brewing and a steady stream of pop favorites humming from the iPod speakers, the group gets to work. Drugstore buys like castor oil, vitamin E sticks, colorless lip glosses and balms are assembled in the sunny green kitchen, along with a rainbow of colored powder pigments and a variety of new plastic tubes, jars, and palettes, all from Lobell’s go-to online supplier, diycosmetics.com.
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