Sentences with phrase «brands cover girl»

Not exact matches

As you can see from the covers (or maybe not, it's a little hard to read), there is a strong focus in their feature content on Teena's insecurities and hang - ups — not that we endorse capitalizing on young girls» insecurities, this is simply a demonstration, for better or worse, of personas aligning well with a brand's marketing.

While sales at Australia's top branded food and grocery manufacturers were flat or in decline last year, according to IRI data, Procter & Gamble's sales have risen for two consecutive years despite the sale of brands such as Duracell, Nice n Easy, Cover Girl and Max Factor.

Cover Girl Lashblast Mascara I'm sure there are luxe brands of mascara that give you full, doe - eyed lashes, but why spend the money when you can just opt for Cover Girl's Lashblast mascara?

I'd also love to collaborate with beauty brands like Cover Girl or Maybelline.

She has been the cover girl of Miss Vogue, Elle Australia and Nylon, to name few and of course, like all the other bloggers on the list, this Aussie is no exception to collaboration with luxury brands.

But the Brit brand has always been more than just bedding — they do women's and children's fashion too — and they're still around, even if Laura Ashley bedspreads and dust ruffles and throw pillow covers are no longer ubiquitous in girls» bedrooms (and thank goodness for that).

With the Little Mistress mainline, Girls on Film and Paper Dolls brands making sure all your wardrobe needs are covered, shop an extensive collection of coats & jackets, jumpers, skirts, party dresses, jeans, bodysuits, jumpsuits and even nightwear.

Cover Girl Queen is great,» she continues, and, «Iman, Black Opal, Fashion Fair — those heritage brands have always been so close to our hearts as black women.

«While brands such as American Express, Lifewater, Cover Girl and others might pay Ellen millions to be associated with their products — and of course, Ellen is well worth it — Halo is actually co-owned by Ellen,» says David Yaskulka, vice president of marketing and communications for Halo, Purely for Pets.

None of the products, which included brands like Cover Girl, Pantene, Dove, L'Oréal, and Revlon, had the word «phthalates» listed on their bottles, which is even more insidious.