Top Cherie Cheerleaders (9/28)

Happy Monday, we hope you all had an amazing weekend and are excited for a new week! ✨ We’re so happy to announce the top 20 Cheerleaders that got the highest amount of cheers last week! Congratulations to everyone for getting celebrated with the Cherie community and continuing to share love with one another 🎉♥️ 1. @charlotteclaire97 2. @Christieblogs 3. @CybilSolyn 4. @Glossy.glossary 5. @madisonnoons 6. @beautiewithjen 7. @Mallory 8. @Unknown399755 9. @skincare.guy 10. @Laura_Raczka 11. @FrancescaDFlower 12. @Stacym 13. @emily_ 14. @Skinsitive 15. @petitetammie 16. @Nattyrose 17. @Hannah42 18. @christyr 19. @GlowK 20. @lizbentley17 Congrats again to everyone! Happy posting and cheering! ♥️

Summer time!!! While everything this summer is a bit unusual, I guess y’all are still hoping to jump into the ocean 🌊 and hang out with your best friends🧚. But wait, under social distancing, most of us are staying at home - does it mean we have some more time for our skincare routine? Does it mean we have some more time to redesign our skincare strategies🧐? Summer is lovely, but our skin tends to be more oily under the 100 degree weather . Babes, please comment below to share your summer skincare routine with me😚 !!  What are your secrets to keep your skin dewy? What sunscreen product is the best? Come on my fellow beauty experts, let’s share and help each other out!! 🤗

Happy July! We’re so excited to celebrate this Monday by announcing the week’s top 20 Cherie Cheerleaders that got the highest number of Cheers! 1. @Skinsitive 2. @kali.janel 3. @GlowK 4. @Mallory 5. @petitetammie 6. @Unknown399755 7. @VictorVictoria__ 8. @VictoriaRamkissoon 9. @valchemic 10. @RebeccaSuzanne_Says 11. @Stacym 12. @mikachu 13. @honeybri 14. @katieealm 15. @RachaelDare 16. @PrettyCare 17. @thechicsbeauty 18. @Collegeskincare 19. @maggie26 20. @Melissa Congrats to everyone on the leaderboard! We’re so happy to see everyone sharing content and spreading love. Cheers to a new week and a new month! ✨

I have been working from home for about three years and I love it. I realize some people will have to take time to adjust, but I wanted to give a few tips on how to get the most from working at home. 1. Carve out a work area so your home doesn’t feel like your workplace is infiltrating your safe space. 2. Get up and walk around much as you can. Stretching is a must. Yoga is a bonus. Humans aren’t meant to sit in one position for 8 to 10 hours. My chiropractor tells me that all of the time. 4. Invest in a pair of blue light glasses. I purchased #Sojos - Cat Eye Blue Light Blocking Glasses Hipster Metal Frame[products]#from Amazon for about $20. Blue light is emitted from your TV, smartphone, laptop, desktop, tablet and video games. THAT IS A LOT. Blue light causes eye strain, dry eyes, blurred vision, headaches, and neck, shoulder and back pain. The blue light exposure we get from our devices is a part of the same “visible light spectrum and is emitted by the sun.” Call me crazy, but maybe we combat all of that. 5. TAKE YOUR BREAK. It can be easy to forget to do it, but you need to. 6. When you clock out, clock out! I hope this helped. Let me know, what you have done to make yourself more productive while working at home.

Like I said in the video, I want to do what I can to not be an unconscious contributor to landfills. The Return to Origins’ recycling program, which started in 2009, is a great way to do that. Origins takes any empty cosmetic packages — tubes, bottles and jars — and converts that packaging into energy or properly recycled the ones that can be converted. (No sponges, tweezers, trial-size packaging, paper boxes or plastic wrapping.)

It is redundant for me explain what’s been going on in the United States. With the chaos depicted on media, it is important to remember one thing: black lives have been unjustly taken by police violence for a very long time. There is understandable anger. Peaceful protests aren’t always the answer. Unnecessary destruction on both sides, however, has been committed. POC-owned small businesses that have already been struggling don’t deserve to be the subjects of further destruction. They are last to get bailed out by government. Don’t be fooled by media. Most protestors are still non-violent. White supremists have initiated some of the looting to make people of color look bad. Black people get filmed because it’s a better story. Police have also initiated preemptive violence on peaceful protestors. Stay safe out there. Be conscious. And live intentionally. Remember that racism starts small- from the seemingly “harmless” lack of inclusive foundation shades to the slaying of lives based on skin color. Please don’t tell me that this post is not relevant here. The beauty industry is governed by racist politics. Only recently have there been changes. Beauty trends inherently seek to exclude based on our complexion. High-end brands act as gatekeepers to good skin. The skincare and beauty industry is complicit in anti-blackness and so are we, as non-Black contributors to the beauty space. We all can do better. 🖤🤎💛🤍