by gailingis | Feb 27, 2020 | Art, Beauty, Books, Color, Creativity, News
Roses are red . . . We’ve all heard that little ditty numerous times. But have you ever wondered what makes red such a powerful color? Why does red make a bold fashion statement? Why does it look great as a feature wall in your home? Why does red pop on a book...
by gailingis | Dec 26, 2019 | Art, Beauty, Design, News, Writing
(Originally written and published by Sara Genn at The Painter’s Keys) Dear Artist, and to all my wonderful friends in the arts: In Canada, doctors are prescribing museum visits with the cost of admission covered by universal healthcare. “We know that art...
by gailingis | Jan 31, 2019 | Beauty, Healthy Aging, Makeup, News
Triclosan In case you missed this one, this blog is a repeat of the third in a series about skin care products. I believe that beautycounter (one word,) a young progressive company, has made a difference in waking up an unregulated industry. I am pleased to represent...
by gailingis | Jan 17, 2019 | Beauty, Family, Goals, Health, News
Beautycounter story Like many of you, I’m a wife and mom—and, like many of you, I didn’t know what I didn’t know. As I applied sunscreen, lotion, and any number of beauty products on myself and my kids, I never thought for a second they might not be...
by gailingis | Jan 10, 2019 | Beauty, Health, Healthy Aging, Makeup
For the sake of all of us, our good health and wise choices, I am doing my blog about skin care products that have no harsh chemicals.This information was taken from a New York Times interview with the founder of beautycounter.com. In 2011, Ms. Gregg Renfrew founded...
by gailingis | Dec 20, 2018 | Beauty, Celebrations, Christmas, News
Come now Christmas morning, white snow falling, the star in the night sky gone, but the King remains, always in our hearts. The celebration of love, forgiveness, and hope resounded at the Black Rock Church in the songs of this special time of year. Everyone sings and...
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