stylewise magazine - july 2014
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THE ICON ISSUEJuly 2014
4 Summermakeup tips
FOR HEALTHY SKIN
TIPS
5 every woman
forBOOKS
High endhair affair
BRANDS FORSummerThe Must Have
1 Make a splash in a cute new swimsuit. Inspired by the sea, sun and sand, Reef is the exotic surf brand of choice for those with quality tastes and a keen eye for style!
Cut the glare with a touch of sophistication when you shop for Michael Kors sunglasses at Cave Shepherd. Find the look that’s just for you, with the popular Paige or Aviator styles.
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REEF SWIMWEAR
The first premium brand for black and mixed race skins, this brand offers makeup totally adapted to dark and golden brown skin tones.BlackUp’s new 8 Hour Correcting Primer is formulated as a treatment to get rid of extreme shine, acne pimples, dark spots to provide a matte make-up result for 8 hours without retouching! Combine this with BlackUp’s colourful Lip Shines to create luminous lips, enhanced by perfect shimmer.
Blackup makeup
Kenneth Cole Reaction BAG
MICHAEL KORS SUNGLASSES
The Kenneth Cole Reaction™ line is cool, casual, and modern. These on-trend, functional pieces put the unexpected in the everyday to appeal to those who dare to express their individuality through their personal style.
Get into a summer state of mind with our selection of Roxy & Reef footwear. These sandals & flip flops will look amazing paired with your summer wardrobe.
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july 2014
6 7 12Ask an Expert: Tips for Healthy Skin
High-end Hair Affair
How to make your phone summerproof
Summer playlist18 20 22
4 Summer Makeup Tips
5 books for every woman
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Photographer: Jaryd Niles-Morris MUA: Danni Woodall
PUBLISHER
Vivian-Anne Gittens (246) 430-5425
EDITORIAL
Publication Editor – Tyson Henry (246) 430-5464
ADVERTISING
Advertising Manager – Paulette Jones (246) 430-5412
DEPUTY BUSINESS MANAGER
Lyle Jones
PHOTOGRAPHY
Jaryd Niles-Morris
CONTRIBUTORS
Car-ron Grazette, Brandi Stewart & Danni Woodall
SALES EXECUTIVES
Senior Sales Executive - Kelly Johnally (246) 430-5515
Danielle Beckford (246) 430-5495
CIRCULATION
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DESIGN
Imageworx: Paul Bailey
PRINTERS
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COVER CREDITS
Model – Alanna Doherty
Make-up – Danni Woodall
Hair – Gigi Ma’at
Location - Port St. Charles
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In this issue, you’ll witness the work of some of the finest talent our fashion industry possesses, as we feature the show-stopping Jin Forde Regatta range from Barbadian design house J.Angelique. Special thanks are due to to J.Angelique designer Janelle Forde for sourcing some pieces from her collection, and the über-talented Jaryd Niles-Morris, whose photography you’ll see adorning our pages throughout this issue. Other highlights include ‘High-End Hair Affair”, our look at some trendy looks this summer, featuring hair styling examples and techniques by international hair-stylist Car-ron Grazette from the Jonathan Elliot salon. On page 6 you will see the work of the effervescent Danni Woodall, and learn some tips for accomplishing makeup that can withstand the elements or survive being submerged under water (no joke), and still be radiant for hours. With her expert advice, your only concerns will be the outfit you choose to don when you step out this summer. With that in mind, we’ve taken the initiative to select some options from the island’s trendiest boutiques to help you stay classy without breaking the bank. You don’t have to be a fashionista to know that having great skin is a must. If you want to hear an expert’s tips on attaining healthy skin and getting rid of acne, go to page 8. We know that summer isn’t just about partying either – it’s also a great chance for some R&R.Use the downtime to read one, a couple, or all of our recommended books while you bask in the sunshine or laze around at home. Many thanks to everyone who worked hard behind the scenes to make this possible, and to Port St. Charles for granting access to their facility which provided the perfect backdrop for our cover shot. With our edit of the summer’s best dress trends, you’ll be well equipped to look your best even when in summer mode.We can’t wait to see the new wave of trends that emerge this Crop Over season – the consummate time for tireless liming and partying. Enjoy!
Welcome
EDITOR
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Makeup melts not just because of heat and sweat, but because of oil. Your skin produces more oil in the summer months, so be sure to grab an oil-preventing cleanser and blot before you apply.
“Foundation colour is not something that women put enough time into, and I understand that it is quite daunting for some first timers when going into a make-up store.” However, Woodall believes that every woman should take the first step in looking for a foundation colour that suits her skin tone best.
Start fresh
Foundation is key
MakeupTips
That’s the first thing they’ll notice when they see
you this summer. If you haven’t already, make sure
to upgrade your cosmetic bag with the addition of
a bold, colourful, tropical palette.
Every woman dreads that moment when their
makeup starts melting during the summer months.
Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take
before, during and after you apply your makeup
to keep it all perfectly in place. Summer is full
of pleasures — but splotchy makeup, running
eyeliner, and smudgy lipstick are not among them.
Remember — Crop Over is more than good
music and party vibes — it also serves as the ideal
time to try out prints, colours, and bold looks that
will photograph as stunningly as they’ll look up
close (even hours after application).
Any artist would attest that a flawless canvas
is essential to producing beautiful artwork, and
makeup artist Danni Woodall is no different. Here
are her four Stylewise tips to beat the heat.
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Keep a makeup sponge in your bag so that you can smooth away any creases that may develop overtime. A compact powder to touch up is really essential. With the weather being at its most humid, your make-up will inevitably move a little bit. Also keep blotting papers with you for any oil that develops, and be sure to dab, not rub!
Woodall advises women to choose a make-up regimen that suits them and their lifestyle. “Never feel like you have to do a certain regimen because at the end of the day, you’re not going to do it.”
Keep essentials on hand
Pick what suits you best
Ask an expert: I’m a statistic – part of the 80% of all 11 to 30 year olds affected by acne. So I decided to reach out to an expert with questions about skin care I’ve been dying to ask since my teenage years. I got in touch with Dr. Lesley Reece. She has six years of experience in aesthetic medicine, is on top of her game, and is young and fabulous!I hope you’ll find our conversation as useful as I did — from what not to eat, to the right products to use, to how to get rid of pesky acne scars.
How to get rid of acne Tips for healthy skin
Q: What’s the biggest myth about skincare?
A: “You don’t need to wear sunscreen everyday.”
Each and every one of us, regardless of our skin complexion, needs to wear sunscreen daily. I cannot stress this enough. We are all at risk of developing skin cancers from harmful UV rays. So whether you are in sunlight for 15 minutes or 5 hours, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher. Don’t like how it feels on your face or skin? There are loads of sunscreens on the market for every skin type, so shop around, find one you love and use it!
Q: Acne. We all hate it. What can we do to avoid it?
A: I recommend five basic tips.
by Sueann Tannis
Photographer: Jaryd Niles-Morris MUA: Danni Woodall
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Cleanse Wash acne-affected areas (face, chest, back, arms) twice daily. More often is unnecessary. Use a cleanser medicated with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide.
Moisturize Cleansing strips the skin of oils and the skin’s natural response will be to replace those oils, thereby worsening oily skin. By using a moisturizer specific for your skin type (oily, dry, sensitive) you prevent overproduction of sebum and breakouts.
Remove make-up Make-up generally isn’t a problem, but make sure you use a make-up remover cloth before washing your face, to make sure you have no residue which can clog pores and cause breakouts.
Keep your hands out of your faceEnough said.
Relax! Acne breakouts are associated with stress, so chill out :)
Q: How important is water for great skin, really?
A: The skin is the largest organ in the body and just like all the other organs, its cells need water to properly function. Dehydrated skin tends to be dull, dry, and more prone to wrinkling. Also, water flushes toxins from the body, so not drinking enough of it leaves toxic build-up in all organs, including, yup you guessed it, the skin. Drink up! At least 8 glasses of 8 ounces each per day will make a huge difference.
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Q: Do we really need to see a doctor to have acne treated?
A: Some of us do. If you notice that your acne is not improving after 2 to 4 weeks of using over-the-counter remedies and practicing proper skincare, it may be time to see your doctor. Resistant acne may be due to medical conditions such as hormonal imbalances, Cushing’s syndrome and polycystic ovarian syndrome, to name a few. These require specific treatments that can only be administered by a health professional.
Q: Hoorah! Pimple’s gone. Now I’m left with all these horrible, annoying acne scars. Help me fix it!
A: Some acne scars do improve and fade over time. But for those who prefer not to “wait and see” many options are available, including dermabrasion and laser resurfacing. These stimulate collagen production without damaging the skin’s surface, and must be done by a dermatologist. Less costly options include using skin products containing Kojic Acid, Vitamin C and/or arbutin. These help create a more even skin tone, which helps with those pesky scars.
Q: What should every girl be doing as a part of her skin care regimen?
A: Without a doubt, drinking water regularly and using sunscreen daily. Staying hydrated will ensure that skin maintains its normal plump turgor, so it looks more radiant. Using sunscreen daily not only protects from sun damage, but it also contributes to more even-toned skin, as well as less dark marks that usually result from irritations such as acne breakouts.
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Q: For great skin, what foods should I eat?
A: If your goal is great skin, I recommend including these foods in your diet.
Avocado Vitamins C and E reduce skin inflammation and boosts skin vitality. Avocado oil also stimulates collagen production in the skin.
Green tea Excellent for acne, eczema, rosacea and psoriasis as it fights inflammation and also contains powerful antioxidants.
Vitamin C-rich foods Oranges, berries, tomatoes and Bajan cherries fight the free radicals that damage cells.
Salmon This fish contains acids which help combat acne inflammation. A similar effect is also seen with other cold water fish.
Q: Which foods should I avoid?
A: For healthy skin, stay away from any foods packed with salt. These foods cause water retention which leaves puffiness, especially around the eye. This is not a good look.
Sugary foods Spikes in blood sugar can make you prone to more acne breakouts. If you must have that chocolate, make it the dark variety, which is packed with antioxidants!
Too Much Alcohol Too much (more than 2 units per day if you’re female and more than 4 units per day if you’re male) dehydrates skin causing lines and wrinkles. Alcohol also causes flares in persons with rosacea.
Dairy Some persons experience more acne breakouts with consistent dairy use. Consider switching to soy milk, and as an alternative source of calcium and Vitamin D use green leafy vegetables.
Q: Any other tips for fabulous skin?
A: Make your skin care regimen a priority, not an afterthought; research what products best suit your particular skin type and be willing to invest in your skin; and, most importantly, love the skin you’re in!
Dr. Lesley Reece (MD, Dip Derm, PCA Skin Professional) is a medical doctor, who provides services in family medicine, aesthetic medicine and laser tattoo removal. Follow her on Twitter@skinbylesley.
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Green teasuper tip: Steep teabags briefly in hot water, allow to cool and apply to inflamed acne areas to alleviate redness and pain.
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Summer is hair (cue laughter), and it’s a great time to experiment with some of the season’s hottest styles. Be ready to party, lime, entertain or make those trips to the beach with just a few Stylewise pointers. You can achieve and maintain fabulous hair, whether your choice is natural, coloured, weaved, braided, sister locks, cornrows, texturized, relaxed, body waved, short, medium or long - the universal golden rule is to hydrate, moisturize and nourish your hair. Introduce a valid maintenance program of regular shampooing and conditioning specifically designed to suit your hair needs. Visit a professional hair stylist for all chemical applications and frequent trims. Colour always adds a pop to the ordinary, so go for that sassy, fresh new look you have been considering since last summer, or jazz up your tired bob with layers or sharp angles. A great cut will last all summer and fall back into shape with ease and elegance.
HAIR AFFAIR
HIGH-END
Never have bad hair days again. A contemporary twist to the boring ponytail – the high chignon. First, prepare your hair by misting a flexible-hold hair spray on a flat brush and gliding it through your hair. To reach the bottom layers, spray the brush again, flip your head over, and brush the underside. Gather your hair into a ponytail at the very top of your head in the centre and spray the ends for control with a light holding spray. Twist the ponytail around the base, tuck the ends under, and slide in pins to hold. Finish with a light sheen.
Effortless high chignon
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Hair: Car-ron GrazetteMUA: Brandi Estwick Photographer: Jaryd Niles-Morris
From pixie length to hip length, box braids are stunning when styled in a high chignon that is positioned slightly off centre on the crown. The braids fall with an air of modern sophistication, charm and a whole lot of fun.
Box braidsHow long can we go? As long as your imagination will allow.
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Go from 2 inches to 16 inches of hair (or the reverse) in a matter of hours. Whether you’re going for cute, sexy, sophisticated or glamorous, the options with weaves this Crop Over are endless. Whether you choose straight, wavy or curly weave, remember that the non-negotiable rule is to choose the style and colour that complements your face, skin-tone and lifestyle.
Have fun with the many faces of you!
The fringe is cut on an irregular, asymmetrical angle and curled using heated rollers to create a delicate elegance of softness and movement.
16 inches of charming fun Natural highlights add contrast to this full head weave.
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workout playlist
Whether you’ve been hitting the gym for a while or you’re now trying to shape up for the summer, you can’t deny the burst of energy that music adds to your routine. Add some spice to your workout by blasting some of this year’s bouncing soca in your eardrums while you sweat. Check out our fun (30+ minutes) workout playlist that is a mix of all the top tunes this season, from Shanta Prince and Imani to Leadpipe & Saddis and Lil Rick. It is guaranteed to make your workout the best and most fun it can be!
1. Leadpipe & Saddis – Ah Feeling
2. Biggie Irie - Pankatang
3. Lil Rick – Last Man to Leave
4. Shanta Prince – Stush
5. Imani – Bacchanal Road
6. Fadda Fox - Ducking
7. Hypasounds – Dutti
8. Bobo – Finger
9. Mikey – Next to De Rope
10. Sanctuary – Mega Monday
CROPOVER MIX
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Whether the party is on land and sea! Here lies an opportune time to take your beach chic to the next level by tossing on a kimono, the ultimate transition piece. Kimonos are versatile – they can take you from a day at the beach, to casual dinners. Pair them with shorts, a mini boho skirt, or simply throw over a swimsuit. These convenient, yet fashionable pieces are available in a kaleidoscope of prints, fabrics and lengths, so have some fun with your wardrobe this summer.
It’s all about mix n’ matching this summer. Whether you’re soaking in some sun at the beach or feeling adventurous for a pool party or cruise, you are sure to turn heads by mixing textures and colours to create a unique look. Refresh last year’s bikini and mix the old with the new! If you’re not comfortable putting together different patterns, choose similar prints or go for complete contrasts, like a sequined bikini top and pastel bottom, as seen in the J. Angelique Regatta collection. Ladies, don’t forget to complement the look with a bold statement piece!
Cruise Style
Swimsuit StyleWhat’s trending in beach wear
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At Stylewise we love fashion you can really wear. Here you’ll be able to find anything and everything you need for cruise parties, house limes, or a day at the beach — from trendy clothing, to the hottest bags and the sexiest shoes. We’re a one-stop shop.
Get the look!
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So it’s summer, and that work-filled schedule of yours is now even more loaded with cruises, beach limes and outdoor parties being par for the course these days. If you’re planning to take along your smartphone, tablet or other device before hitting the great outdoors, consider how you’re planning to keep it protected. Taking your phone and other tech devices to the action is par for the course these days, so you need to know how to protect them. With a few extra tools in your beach bag, you can tweet and Instagram to your heart’s desire, without endangering the lifespan of your gadget or its battery.
KEEP IT DRYThere are tons of waterproof cases on the market such as OtterBox, that will survive a drop into the waves. Choose one of these to be sure your device is safe. If you want to save money, try a double-zippered plastic pouch like a Ziploc bag instead. Place your phone inside and zip until the opening is reduced to the size of the width of your pinky finger. Use this hole to squeeze all the air through before fully zipping the bag. You’ll still be able to use your phone through the plastic and it will be protected from any accidental spills or wet hands.
SummerproofHow to make your phone
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Black Acetate Unisex Frame
Purple Acetate Frame
Green Acetate Frame
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KEEP IT COOLAll devices heat up a bit when in use, but leaving your phone in the sun for too long leads to overheating, which can kill your battery. Turn off all idle apps and only use your phone in the shade. Make sure you allow your devices to air out. That means don’t stack your smartphone on your friends’ phones. It’s important to give your devices some breathing room – inside and especially outside. Leaving them stacked in the sun is only going to conduct some serious heat and cause your battery to burn out. If you can’t stay out of the heat, keep a handheld, battery-powered fan from with you to cool down your phone in emergencies. In a pinch, don’t hesitate to pop it in your cooler for a few seconds if you need to.
KEEP IT CLEAN & SAND-FREEOur advice to you is to find a waterproof case that will keep the dirt and grime off your phone. Protective device cases—waterproof or otherwise—have plenty of crevasses where sand can sneak in and cause stuck buttons, scratched screens, and clogged headphone jacks. Rather than letting your phone chill at the bottom of your sand-filled beach bag, store it in its own plastic mesh pouch so you can shake the sand out of its surroundings. Travel with a plastic cuticle pusher to scoop any lingering grains out of harm’s way.
OtterBox keeps your device safe.
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1. Alice Sebold’s haunting and heartbreaking debut novel, The Lovely Bones, unfolds from heaven, where “life is a perpetual yesterday” and where Susie narrates and keeps watch over her grieving family and friends, as well as her brazen killer and the sad detective working on her case.
2. In The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts, New York Times bestselling author Dr. Gary Chapman guides couples in identifying, understanding, and speaking their spouse’s primary love language—quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, or physical touch. By learning the five love languages, you and your partner will discover your unique love languages and learn practical steps in truly loving each other.
3. Every few decades a book is published that changes the lives of its readers forever. The Alchemist is such a book. With over a million and a half copies sold worldwide, it has already established itself as a modern classic, universally admired.
5Nothing completes a little downtime like a good book. Whether you’re chilling at home, soaking up some rays at the beach, or need a good read for that upcoming flight abroad, we’ve assembled some of the most-talked-about titles for you to enjoy this summer and beyond.
4. American comedienne Tina Fey is blazing trails for women of all ages in her memoir, Bossypants. Her wry and hilarious book of essays solidifies her as one of the funniest and most adored female comedy writers today. In addition to the humour, it’s full of great advice on how to be a good leader and how to effectively manage people.
5. Stilleto Network is former strategist Pamela Ryckman’s chronicle of the ever-growing circles of influence created by women in all industries and at all levels. It serves as an emboldening and inspirational book for any woman who wishes to further her career and be the consummate entrepreneur while remaining true to herself.
life
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books for every woman
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