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Suncare 101 with Coola Founder + Huge Giveaway | This Week in Beauty 7/24 - Duration: 10:09.
- Hey guys, I'm Roxette Arisa
and you are watching This Week in Beauty with ipsy.
So today, we have a very special guest,
the founder of Coola, Chris Birchby.
Thank you so much for joining us, Chris.
- Thank you for having me.
It's awesome to be here.
- Yeah, so we're so excited to learn
a little bit more about sun care.
First off, what inspired you to start a sun care line?
- It's something that I came into totally naive.
I mean, I have no background.
I didn't have a background in chemistry or skincare.
It really started with a personal story.
So both of my parents had had melanoma within
about a year or two of each other.
Fortunately they made complete recoveries,
but it really caused me to reassess a lot
of my bad sun habits growing up.
I grew up at the beach.
I have three younger brothers.
Our family sunscreen drawer was like two, four, and six.
At the time, everyone thought that was what you needed
for sunscreen lotion.
Looking back, it wasn't enough protection.
One bad sunburn under the age of 18 can double
your chance of melanoma later in life.
And I started looking for organic sunscreen
and I couldn't find one.
That kinda started the journey.
It was a several years process of talking
to a lot of the best formulators and chemists,
and fortunately around L.A., there's a lot of laboratories.
So it was a real learning experience.
It wasn't without a bunch of hurdles
in the beginning though.
The first lab that I worked with
made me this beautiful formula.
It was like so lightweight,
just went on your skin like this beautiful lotion.
And I got these beautiful tubes,
I was really into the whole art behind it all.
We put it in the tube and I went
and did SPF validation testing
which as an over-the-counter drug you have to do
and it came back like SPF zero.
It was supposed to be SPF 30
and they had left out all the SPF actives
because they thought they were
just never gonna see me again.
You know, next lab, this time I did the testing first
before I put it in the tube.
It tested out as a wonderful formula.
Put it in a tube and I went and I pulled it out of the box
and all the silkscreen just came right off.
It was just on there by static electricity.
I started this journey in 2004.
It took me three years to get to market.
I was creating these beautiful delicate formulas
that were organic and I had this great consultant
who I was working with who said,
"You know, Chris, I think there's a real opportunity
"for a brand like yours in each brand
"in resorts and spas."
It was some of the best advice I ever got.
So I kind of pivoted towards resorts and spas,
created a six SKU line, Face, Body, and Sport,
a scented and unscented version of each.
I was ready to go to market and I got a phone call
at like five in the morning.
Warehouse fire, the warehouse burned down.
(Roxette gasps)
I drove over there and there were no rafters, nothing,
the entire building was done.
It was just charcoal and little blue blobs
all over the place.
- Oh my gosh. Well, this is quite a story.
- The formulas were organic.
They were wonderful.
The one silver lining was we had been using parabens
as preservatives.
They had just been demonized, starting to,
right around that time and so what we did was,
we had another opportunity to reformulate
a better formulate without the parabens.
So we got to market with a very strong story
with organic formulas that didn't have
this kind of anchor that would have impeded
some of our growth, our future growth,
that really shaped the brand into what it is today
and gave us an opportunity to really fine-tune
and cut our teeth over all those years
so we can be where we are now.
- You spoke a little bit about making sure
that your products were parabens-free.
What are the specific products, I guess,
that you leave out, phthalates, parabens?
- It's always just a constant evolution
because ingredients are always changing
so there's always newer, better ingredients coming out.
So we're always reformulating our formulas
every year or two.
We try to have as many plant-based ingredients
to boost the formulas naturally.
We try to formulate as organic as possible
so that's at least 70% of the overall formula
being organic.
The active ingredients themselves,
they can never be organic.
So it's either a chemical active or a mineral active
and we have two distinct collections that we do,
our classic and our mineral collections.
So the base formula itself can be up to 97, 98% organic.
We want to have a friendly,
environmentally friendly sunscreen.
We look at the entire process
of what goes in through our ingredients.
So that's from the sourcing of it at the farm
all the way to the finished product.
- What else is next for Coola?
- Well, we're really excited with a lot of our launches
for this coming year.
We have a big focus on some of our mineral formulas,
as well as some beauty formulas.
With Coola, you might see upwards
of eight or nine new products on the market next year.
- So I think it's time to do a little product walk-through.
Do you want to walk us through the products
you brought to us today?
- Awesome. (loud swoosh)
- Alright, so there is a big range of products.
And this is like your beauty line, more so, right?
- Yes.
- So this is all the beauty stuff. What do we have first?
The Sun Silk Drops.
- So these are really innovative.
It's UVA and UVB protection,
which is your typical sun care protection.
Also HEV and IR, which is high energy visible light
and infrared radiation, which covers blue light
from both cell phones and computers,
which, it's amazing, penetrate deeper in the dermal layer
than UVA and UVB.
This is a formula that protects both indoors and outdoors
and as we love to say, it protects you
from the beach to the boardroom.
It's like the best feeling sunscreen ever.
- Really?
I need to feel it.
- So it is so lightweight.
You can go a couple drops.
Really, we recommend you use
enough drops for full protection.
- Oh my God, it really is lightweight.
- You can blend it with other formulas too.
Now you will lose some of the SPF value
if you do blend it.
We just wanted to make something that feels like
you're not even wearing sunscreen.
- So the next one is your Scalp and Hair Mist.
- So the Scalp and Hair Mist, this is for men and women,
dudes and girls.
You know, there's guys who have little spots
on the top of their head that they want to protect
and these are precious follicles that you don't want
to stress out or do any damage.
Yes, parts, anything like that,
and also even color-treated hair.
This is an organic formula.
It's a super fine mist
and you can also target it with the nozzle,
so you can get right down in where the part
or just on the scalp for application.
It can protect anywhere, head to toe,
this is a sunscreen, SPF 30 sunscreen,
and it has a natural and organic ocean salted sage scent.
- I was just gonna say it smells so good.
It smells like the beach.
- Yeah, we just wanted to create something
that is so easy to wear, that's not a problem
to bring into your regular beauty routine.
So we add--
- Yeah, I was just going to say,
speaking of putting into your regular beauty routine,
the BB creams are probably perfect, BB plus creams.
- Because they're so lightweight.
- So this is a mineral sunscreen, so physical protection.
It will actually reflect the sun's rays,
versus a chemical sunscreen which absorbs
and breaks down the sun's rays.
We have three different tones.
We wanted to make them very universal.
They're so lightweight that they really blend
into almost all skin tones and just give
really a golden glow.
- I feel like this would be perfect for people
who want just a no-makeup makeup look,
just to have a little bit of tint to the skin,
nothing crazy obviously,
but you're getting your sun protection in.
And it has a very moisturizing formula.
The next one is the Makeup Setting Spray,
which is so cool, right?
This is like for when you're on the go,
you can spray it over top of your makeup
and it has your SPF in it, SPF 30.
- SPF 30 and it also has some hyaluronic acid,
so it brings moisture into the skin.
- Hydration.
- So it's really a matte-ifying formula
that also brings moisture in.
So we have a really fine mister here
that you can just spray on.
Close your eyes, get a couple spritzes throughout the day.
You let it set for a second
and again, it's organic, really, really clean scent,
super fresh, and for me, it smells like fresh laundry.
- It does smell very fresh.
- It really just solves that problem.
How do you apply sunscreen on the go over makeup?
And so this, for us, was a big hit.
It started our beauty collection.
- Wow.
So that's what you can wear over top of your makeup,
but on the other end of the spectrum,
they also have some primers. - Primers.
- Classic and mineral, right?
- Yes, so we have the two different types of primers.
Again, depending on if you want mineral protection
or we call it classic, chemical actives.
Again, we try to use fewer traditional actives
and really boost your plant protection
for all of our formulas.
They both have, again, very breathable,
lightweight, silky formulas.
Again, that's the mineral, and you can see
that it goes in without any white cast in the skin,
which is again most important for people
wanting to wear it every day. - Yeah.
So there's a mineral primer, a classic primer,
and then also some lip products.
- [Chris] So these--
- Also with SPF (giggles).
- So lip products for us, it's something
that a lot of people forget their lips,
but skin cancer is actually very prevalent
on and around the lip area.
This is a 70% organic formula.
It has mineral actives, so you're not putting
the chemical actives that close to your mouth.
The color and the flavor, so they're each unique scents
and colors, are both natural.
That actually is how we limited our palette
is to whatever colors are naturally occurring.
But you can still get some pretty dark color
through the natural formulas.
And for us, this was another really innovative,
first to the market product coming out
with this organic color and sunscreen,
flavored sunscreen that offers broad spectrum protection.
- And they're such pretty colors too.
I feel like it can range from the everyday natural,
you don't wanna look like you're wearing much
to like I want a real pop of color here.
(loud swoosh) Today we're going to be giving away
some of these amazing products that we just talked about,
so all you have to do to enter to win is comment
down below, tagging a friend, and reminding them
to wear their sun care every day,
whether they're indoors or outdoors, as we learned today.
So thank you so much for joining us, Chris.
- Thanks, it was a pleasure being here.
- So nice.
Okay, guys, thanks so much for watching
This Week in Beauty with ipsy.
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Here is the list of the most profitable small businesses
small businesses that are beneficial
from the starting point. It's offering plenty of possibilities
so you can get an idea
of starting your own business
with the lowest costs possible.
1. Copywriting services
Copywriters not only create advertising and marketing materials,
they may write social media posts, website articles, and even email messages.
For you to become a copywriter,
you don't need a formal education,
which makes it pretty easy to adopt to this industry,
even for those who have no experience in creation of content.
You will not need a pricy office space,
as most copywriters work from home on a freelance basis
so their expenses are pretty low to start.
2. Cleaning Services
Do you like helping others to manage tasks they don't enjoy
or simply don't have time to complete?
Then providing cleaning services may be just for you.
With average hourly rates of $17 to $30,
you may bring in substantial revenue for simple,
but so necessary services.
You also don't need to have an education,
experience or a physical office
office and you can set your working hours around your schedule
as it suits you the best.
If talking about expenses on cleaning supplies and equipment -
it can be billed back to the client.
3. In-home caregiver services
Home caregivers assist seniors in their homes,
they help with bathing and dressing, light housework,
some cooking and transportation needs to doctors, stores.
The qualifications at this time are relatively simple.
You have to be able to take care of someone else.
In some areas of the country, you may also need
to take a licensing test.
Typical fees that are charged to clients are between $15-25 per hour
hour based on geographic location and the references that can be given.
Typical fees schedules for a startup business are approximately $15 per hour,
which after a year can be increased to the $20 per hour.
The startup costs are pretty low,
and may be limited to the cost of business forms
and documents such as business cards and work invoices.
4. Accounting Services
Accounting services are highly in demand,
supporting nearly every kind of individual and company.
These services may include personal financial planning,
bookkeeping and tax preparation.
The startup
costs are not very high and may include office space,
software,
minimal number of workers
and electronics.
Successful accountants in every service area
often have a high level of education,
at minimum an undergraduate degree.
Professionals who have a CPA license
may demand higher rates and generate more income.
The average net profit for accounting services is around 18 percent
and constant need in accounting services shows it
as a positive industry for business growth.
5. Educational services
Considered an essential part of self-improvement
as well as a legal requirement early in life,
the education industry commands billions of dollars
on an annual basis.
Professionals can operate in such areas like:
Testing centers, Schools,
Preschools and daycares
Test prep services
College prep programs
The industry's average net profit is about 10 percent
and the startup costs are pretty low,
considering that tutoring and test prep companies,
do not necessarily need to have a physical location or substantial assets.
While finding educators with teaching licenses
and a college education can be a challenge,
tutors and test prep employees
are often college students or recent graduates,
hiring them may provide you an opportunity to lower your costs.
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DaddyOFive Channel REMOVED By YouTube - Duration: 3:13.
YouTube has finally terminated the YouTube channel DaddyoFive almost a year after the
scandal broke.
I'm going to give you an update here for you on IO.
Welcome back to Inform overload where we tell you about everything going on on the internet.
I'm charlotte dobre.
Its been almost an entire year since the daddyofive scandal shook the YouTube world.
For those who are unfamiliar with what happened, here's the deal.
Daddyofive was supposed to be a family friendly channel, run by Mike and Heather Martin.
The videos they would post included what they call 'pranks' on their 5 children, and
some of them were.
There were a lot of fans of this channel, they had close to a million subscribers.
But many of the pranks took the joke way too far and were borderline abusive.
In one instance, mike martin can be seen telling his son to slap their daughter in the face.
Other videos showed their children getting visibly upset and emotionally distraught.
But relax, its just a prank bro.
According to YouTube, Daddyofive's channel had several community guidelines strikes in
relation to child endangerment up until that point.
Eventually the channel caught the attention of the police, who took away the kids and
placed them in emergency custody.
Experts found that the two youngest children, Cody, age 10 at the time, and Emma age 11
had suffered quote 'mental injury' from the pranks.
Mike and Heather martin were charged with child neglect in august of 2017.
This scandal made YouTube tighten up their rules when it comes to children, and they
will often demonetize or flag videos that endanger children or show them in a negative
light.
And rightfully so.
A YouTube spokesperson told an American news channel that content that endangers children
is unacceptable to us.
They have been working extensively alongside experts in child safety to make sure they
have strict policies, and they are aggressively enforcing them.
YouTube also said that they have deleted all daddy of 5 and family of 5 channels.
The questionable parents also came forward to make a public statement updating everyone,
saying that after the last 18 months, their family has worked hard to heal.
They say they are doing well and they are happy, and they do plan to continue posting
YouTube videos, but within the strict boundaries they have set for themselves.
Or should I say, YouTube has set for them.
They had no further comment at this time.
On a different channel family of 5, they continued to post seemingly horrendous pranks featuring
the remaining 3 children.
But in an interesting plot twist, The 3 boys posted a video on a fan's account, defending
the channel saying that everything they did was not real and calling out the haters, saying
that everyone ruined their lives and they didn't help anyone by splitting up their
family.
This leaves many of us wondering if YouTube and the public made a mistake.
Should they be allowed to post content on YouTube after everything that's happened,
or if the YouTube community will welcome them back with open arms.
Do you forgive daddy of 5?
Let us know in those comments.
For now, Michael and heather are still on probation, and are not allowed to contact
Cody and Emma.
Patricks Parodies – Charlotte is totally a hufflepuff.
Actually I'm not.
When Rebecca and I sorted me, I found out I'm a slytherin just like her.
Rotepter – Did you know you're a human being?
No I didn't, I thought I was a potato.
That's all for this video and thanks for watching IO, if you wanna keep watching, check
out this playlist.
Both me and Io are on social media, scroll down to the description for all our links.
And obviously if you enjoyed this video, hit that thumbs up button, subscribe and notification
bell.
That's it for me, and I'll see you in another video.
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Honest Scripted Graduation Speech on Election Day Board of Education Experiment! - Duration: 6:45.
hi everyone hi YouTube okay today I'm doing my my honest scripted graduation
speech on election day so put it on the shovel paper in this notebook okay so
I'm going to read I wrote I wrote not too long ago I have two pages two yellow
pages here my honest scripted speech on election day graduation day today I went
to vote I have graduated from the fifth amendment of staying silent to the First
Amendment using my freedom of speech the narcissist generation or narcissist
group does not like people like me who are slowly waking up or quickly waking
up and exercising our First Amendment I went to vote and if I would have
selected nonpartisan I still would have had zero know candidates from either
party I live in a state of Georgia it actually has me wondering how well
voting in Georgia is representing We the People that's you and me everybody the
politicians have done the redistricting to get more votes for their party with
all this bizarre developing we have going on it has me wondering if
investing is taking place in locations which have been lumped in with
redistricting will towns with 50 people in the middle of Georgia be getting a
12-story hotel so I am out side in public speaking which I'm an outside in
public with you guys right now speaking which I have done a lot of public
speaking creating an intellectual property since the day I was born
February 7th 1963 as a baby creating intellectual property of
pooping and crying communicating a need hopefully to someone who cares which
would be a parent unfortunately a narcissist crowd exists
narcissist used conditional emotional love to get what they want and the stop
the dialog and communicating tell a narcissist no and watch them explode
love is not conditional narcissists tell you what they want while completely
dismissing your needs the USA is functioning on a narcissist government
founded in 1900 to general education board of oppression that's what I put
the general Board of oppression young and old will be taught in practicable
ways how to make real life more beautiful fruitful recreate of healthful
and joyous Wikipedia general education board the board of oppression okay I'm
turning my page to the second page here and then I put yellow page general board
of oppression July 24 2018 board of oppression hookworms because hookworms
was mentioned in there about well it was related to the Radek ating hookworms
from the fields but then it said the money was supposed to be used for
education but then they redirected it to
farming somehow to now it says the Board of Education to support higher education
and medical schools help rural white and black schools in the South the board
created by john d rockefeller and Frederick T Gates
five point five million in grants were made by 1934 spending most of its money
by 1950 the board closed in 64 however how might the Board of Education
contribute to inequality in 2018 based on the philanthropy and monetary
infusion the money doesn't have to last to have made a systemic impact the board
was chartered by the United States Congress
how come a media company is broadcasting out of a building named Rockefeller in
New York City how come it's so expensive to get a book on traditional media
company yet same traditional media company and newspaper will exploit and
liberate private citizens personal information for their content creation
law and policy enforcement and birth records are common sexual offender lists
felon lists websites any law and policy violations are exploited even
including work background checks yet those expectations private information
are the ones fear-mongering telling people the Internet is bad when
traditional media has been profiting on private information forever philosophy
in our dreams we have limitless resources the people yield themselves
with perfect de sylheti to our molding hands the present conventions fade
themselves their minds and unhampered by tradition we work our own goodwill and a
grateful and responsible for rural folks that's what it is responsive and
grateful rural folks we shall not make these people or any of their children
into philosophers or men of learning or men of science when women are not
mentioned in here they're not mentioned at all we have not to raise up from them
among them authors editors poets or men of letters
we shall not search for embryo great artists painters musicians nor lawyers
doctors preachers politicians statements of whom we have ample supply trained
imperfect people where they are and keep them docile and stupid that was the
foundation of the board of oppression I'm gonna call it the board of
oppression because that's what it is it's not the Board of Education it's the
board of a pressure and it still exists today and so yeah that's it that's my
two cents there yeah background checks is the one I forgot to put in here so I
need to remember to put that in there the back work background checks violate
the Constitution a lot of stuff today violates the Constitution because we
can't get digital properties onto school board property
which the taxpayers pay for and so it's currently being censored so yeah okay
see you guys soon my little black book look at all the colors between
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