August 26, 2022 – Page 5

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Follow us on Twitch here: https://bit.ly/YNTwitch SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/youngnailsinc?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us online here: Instagram: @youngnailsinc Facebook: @youngnailsinc TikTok: @youngnailsinc Twitch: @youngnailsinc Discord: https://bit.ly/YNDiscord Twitter: @youngnailsinc Snapchat: @youngnailsinc Website: https://www.youngnails.com Podcast: https://www.youngnails.com/podcast Text Us!: 714-274-7323 _ “How do two brothers get into the nail care business?” That is the only most typical query people ask us. There’s a protracted and rocky version but we’ll provide you with the short one. We now have our fearless and unconventional mother, Young Salo, to thank. With a single-minded entrepreneurial spirit, she decided to start out her own business on the age of 49. She had a passion for the nail industry and we did every part in our power to support her. In the long run, it is a family business. Greg, the older brother, became...

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26 Aug

No ragrets! Why the one good tattoos are bad

by Beautifaire101

Beauty

No ragrets! Why the one good tattoos are bad

How will we address an uncertain future? By embracing casual, meaningless and bad body art “Bad tattoos are a trend,” Bijan, 22-year-old human sketchbook and TikToker, says thoughtfully, the black text inked into his eyelids flickering as he blinks. Dyed blue locks curl over the side of his trucker hat, and his cat darts up the window, clattering the blinds in his Jacksonville apartment. Bijan, kindhearted and soft-spoken, is tatted from head to toe. His legs, particularly, are crammed with scraggly lines and pockets of color. Untouched real estate is scarce, but he’s not nervous about running out of room. Unlike the detailed ink work of intricate sleeves you would possibly find on bikers...

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26 Aug

Closing The Deal: These Are The Most Successful Black Shark

by Beautifaire101

Makeup

Closing The Deal: These Are The Most Successful Black Shark

Black founders raised only one.3% of 2021’s $330 billion value of U.S. enterprise investment. That is shocking, especially since African American women are the leading group of recent entrepreneurs either launching or running businesses. The number of companies owned by Black women jumped 50% from 2014 to 2019, representing the very best growth rate of another demographic. Despite these impressive figures, Black business owners are still at the underside rung of the VC investment hierarchy. That’s why shows like Shark Tan are so vital. The ABC hit business series offers up-an-coming founders the chance to pitch in front of seasoned entrepreneurs and investors (Mark Cuban, Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran) to secure funding for his or her brands. Over time,...

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