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Hair, skin, nails✨
Hi girls! In one of Leyla’s videos was mentioned the importance of hair, skin and nails. So, I wanted to ask all of you: which specific products, routines, or nutrition habits have been game-changers for you in these areas? : - Nail care ( Leyla you mentioned massaging your nails with oil, may I ask which one do you use? :) - Skin care (facial) - Body care - secret to glowy skin?..🤭(btw has anyone tried zawina morroco?) - Hair care - the most important one for me. I really need to fix my hair. For all of these I mostly use drugstore products and would love to upgrade to something higher quality - or find out how to spot good quality products in drugstore. I would really really appreciate any of your tips 🤍 Ps: Leyla I hope I’m not giving u another question on which you’ll need to create a separate module haha 🙈
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Hi @Kristína K I must recommend Aleppo soap, a handmade soap from Syria that is considered one of the oldest in the world! It only contains olive and laurel oil, and it doesn't have any perfumes. You can use it on your body and hair. They say Cleopatra used it! It's very moisturizing. I know it's also sold on Amazon. I want to try it too🤎
How can I handle a diplomatic event where my sister is the main character but I want to network without overshadowing her?
Hi everyone, have a nice day! I am a new member here and would like your advice. My dear sister kindly invited me to attend the commemoration of the Republic of Korea's National Foundation Day at a diplomatic hotel event. The Korean ambassador is going to be there, as well as probably more diplomatic personnel. She signed me up as her guest; she was invited as the president of the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) commission in my country, so it's her evening. I am building a career in politics, so it's a kind gesture of hers. However, I cannot see how I can network in the professional sphere and not overshadowing the middle man/guest/diplomat (in this case, it's my beloved sister). So, ladies, how do you manage to network without making the middle man/guest/diplomat feel displaced? I thought I would act as her liaison, taking pictures and supporting and cheering her on. Then I could take pictures with the ambassador and post them on LinkedIn, presenting myself as my sister's assistant for the event. However, in my experience, this has led to me being perceived as useful to the diplomat, without leading to me gaining any networking contacts or actual opportunities... I would love to hear your approaches, advice or ideas, because it would help me a lot, not only in this situation. P.S. This also includes the outfit for the event. I already know that I am going to contrast with her. My approach is professional and functional, while my sister's is artistic and design-focused. Warmly, Nicole.
How can I handle a diplomatic event where my sister is the main character but I want to network without overshadowing her?
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@Marina Mei Marina, it is a pleasure to meet you. You mentioned something that resonated with me: being present as my own person because I tend to take a more functional approach to work or events. Thank you 🤎
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@Kristína K You ladies have grounded me. What a sensitive and calming approach you gave me! I really appreciate it Kristina, thank you
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Nicole Calderón
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M.Sc Political Communication & Public Opinion

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