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- Jaclyn Hill Cosmetics customers report receiving 'lumpy' and 'hairy' lipsticks - New York Post
- Jaclyn Hill's new cosmetic line faces quality criticism - WFMYNews2.com
- Dayton resident turns love of motorcycles into small business - ECM Publishers
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| Posted: 11 Jun 2019 12:34 PM PDT A YouTube beauty guru is trying to survive lumpy-lipstick-gate. Jaclyn Hill launched her cosmetic line, Jaclyn Cosmetics, about two weeks ago. But while fans were initially anxious to get their hands on the line, some have since been taking to social media to complain about defective products. Many of the bizarre complaints center around the lipstick being "lumpy," People reports. Pictures then quickly began surfacing online of lipstick tubes appearing to have tiny, mysterious balls embedded inside of them. And unfortunately, that wasn't the worst of it. Some users even noticed that there appeared to be tiny hairs in their lipstick. A spokesperson for Jaclyn Cosmetics provided Fox News with the following statement: "The response to the launch of Jaclyn Cosmetics has been incredible. Of the incredible volume of orders that were placed at launch, we believe less than half of one percent of orders were impacted by compromised product. "We are actively reaching out to our customers with questions and concerns and have added to our customer service team to make sure that any questions are swiftly addressed. We are keeping an eye on the Jaclyn Cosmetics social channels and info@jaclyncosmetics.com, and welcome all feedback. We love our customers and are proud of our successful launch." YouTube beauty blogger RawBeautyKristi posted a review of the lipsticks, which can be summed up with one of her tweets. "All I can say is WTF," she posted along with a picture of "hairy" lipstick. Another user posted a similar picture, saying "I'm a longtime fan, but I'm disappointed with @jaclyncosmetics BOTH of my lipsticks came with fuzz on them." More users posted pictures of "lumpy" looking lipsticks, with one saying, "I got my @jaclyncosmetics lipstick today and it's got these little scratchy balls in the lipstick?? #jaclyncosmetics I don't understand?" Another user asked, "Why is my @jaclyncosmetics Decaf lipstick lumpy?? @Jaclynhill This cant be ok, right?" Even die-hard fans had issues, with one posting, "I am a huge supporter! Seriously love you. I was soooo excited to buy your lipsticks. Today when I went to put on "Decaf." I noticed there was a hard ball inside of it. What is it? Can I get a replacement?" Hill took to Twitter to respond, saying "If any of you are receiving lipsticks like this…. please know that this is NOT hair! My factory used brand new white gloves to do quality control & they shed all over my product! We switched to rubber gloves 2 days ago & will make sure this never happens again." In regard to the "lumpy lipsticks," she posted: "In rare circumstances some lipsticks were exposed to high temperatures or the raw materials were not blended thoroughly and that is not acceptable to us — as of now we are seeing less 0.1% with issues — but we see your complaints on social and want to fix things!"  |
| Jaclyn Hill's new cosmetic line faces quality criticism - WFMYNews2.com Posted: 12 Jun 2019 10:22 AM PDT  YouTuber Jaclyn Hill is facing criticism following complaints over the quality of her new makeup line, Jaclyn Cosmetics. Her company says the number of complaints is small and it is addressing them. Hill's first cosmetic line was released on May 30, but customers began complaining over the quality of the makeup shortly after. The complaints included finding fibers, possibly even hair on the lipstick. Others said the lipstick they received had lumps or that it had the consistency of a cream. They posted photos of what they found on social media. On Tuesday, Jaclyn Cosmetics released a statement to Entertainment Tonight: "The response to the launch of Jaclyn Cosmetics has been incredible. Of the incredible volume of orders that were placed at launch, we believe less than half of one percent of orders were impacted by compromised product. We are actively reaching out to our customers with questions and concerns and have added to our customer service team to make sure that any questions are swiftly addressed. We are keeping an eye on the Jaclyn Cosmetics social channels and info@jaclyncosmetics.com, and welcome all feedback. We love our customers and are proud of our successful launch."  |
| Dayton resident turns love of motorcycles into small business - ECM Publishers Posted: 12 Jun 2019 10:30 PM PDT  Dayton resident Andrew Knoll is using 3D printing to create vintage motorcycle parts. Knoll's love for small motor vehicles begin at age 5 when he received a snowmobile for Christmas. By age 10, he rode a motorcycle for the first time. Then he experienced taking motorcycles apart, becoming familiar with the parts and restoring broken or worn out pieces started in high school. This fall, Knoll will begin his senior year at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD). He chose to major in mechanical engineering, because "working on motors has always been a passion of mine, but I realized that it's not just motors that interest me it's pretty much any mechanical part," Knoll said. SHARK TANK During this past spring semester he and his friend Joe Kastner entered the 2019 Shark Tank Entrepreneurship Competition at UMD. Similar to the television show, contestants pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges. However, instead of seeking business partners, contestants win various scholarships for winning the competition organized by Labovitz School of Business and Economics. Before hearing about the competition, Knoll and Kastner had already been experimenting with creating plastic parts with a 3D printer to restore some of Knoll's old motorcycle parts within his collection of vintage motorcycles as well as helping a friend out in Texas. The first part they printed was a filter cage for a specific make and model, the 1984-1985 Kawasaki Tecate. Knoll said this specific vintage bike has a filter cage that breaks easily and finding a replacement part has proven difficult. They worked from the original filter to create dimensions and come up with ways to improve the original design. The filter cage is originally an aluminum part, but Knoll noted that all his other motorcycles had plastic filter cages, so he thought it would be a good piece to develop with a 3D printer. "We do take a lot of caution not to do critical components. We specialize in things that are necessary for function, but if they fail they don't cause injury," Knoll explained. Several prototypes with different plastics were created until a final design was shipped off to his out-of-state friend and was tested and proved to function successfully. Around the same time, Knoll and Kastner got word of the Shark Tank competition and decided to audition. Once the Knoll Restorations duo was named one of the six finalists, they were assigned to a mentor in the industry. As the pair put in countless hours perfecting their business plan, Tim White, owner and president of Crud Cloth, helped coach them along the way. Knoll said White used his background in business, motorsports and engineering to prep them for presenting their product in front of a panel of judges. Even though the product, the Race-Flo Filter Cage, had been solidified, other humps needed to be worked though before competition day. One challenge was figuring out the best approach to explain how creating motorcycle parts in low quantities positively sets Knoll Restorations apart from the mass-quantity, motorcycle industry standard. They also spent a lot of time making sure their pitch sounded put-together and natural all at the same time. Knoll said although he isn't a big fan of public speaking, "We were the last team to pitch, and we kind of nailed it." FIRST PLACE Knoll Restorations ended up taking first place and earned the top scholarship prize of $3,000. Knoll said letting the judges ask a lot of questions instead of presenting a long-winded pitch, and specifically identifying where funds were needed helped separate Knoll Restorations from their competition. Moving forward, Knoll said he wouldn't be interested in auditioning for the show "Shark Tank" quite yet. The business is too small to pitch on the show, "and our biggest focus right now is just to try to build the business ourselves," he said. Instead of having investors purchase percentages of the business, Knoll said he is looking to build the company up from his own investments and to keep things simple for the time being. Another priority for Knoll, is keeping products at perfect cost. This is done by not overspending on material costs, while still giving customers exactly what they want, he said. Since, Kastner is based in Duluth this summer and Knoll is back in Dayton, they have been working independently. Over the summer, Knoll hopes to expand his 3D printing knowledge by getting familiar with all the capabilities of the printer he recently purchased. He will continue to create low-quantity replacement pieces, like a stator cover he is currently developing, and delve deeper into cosmetic custom pieces, like adding numbers or initials to small motor vehicles. Besides expanding his business and restoring some of his own bikes this summer, Knoll is also pursuing an internship at Resolution Medical, a medical device company located in Fridley. His day-to-day work there involves using the SolidWorks computer program to design concepts that can be applied to real life. Using and gaining a better understanding of SolidWorks goes hand-in-hand with expanding his side business, as Knoll develops motor vehicle parts with the program too. A long-term goal for Knoll Restorations is to develop and reverse engineer specific parts at the request of customers. To follow all things Knoll Restorations, visit facebook.com/knollrestorations.  |
| Posted: 12 Jun 2019 03:39 PM PDT There are a million reasons to love the summertime. Not only is it the season of ice cream and minimal clothing, but it's also the time of year when our favorite brands release exciting collections in time for the hot months. And there's arguably no collections we look forward to more than summertime makeup collections. But like most major brands, many makeup collections are predominantly owned-and-operated by rich white men, which can be problematic if you're trying to be more conscious about using your dollars to support women of color entrepreneurs. That's why we've compiled a list of new summer makeup collections in which women of color are the ones who are calling the shots. Check out the collections below and be sure to have your wallet ready! 1. Beauty Blender's Limited Edition Yellow Sponge for Pride
On June 1st, Latina-founded makeup company BeautyBlender launched a limited-edition lemon-yellow blending sponge called "Joy" in honor of Pride Month. Hurry and buy it before it runs out! 2. Vive Cosmetics Cremosa Matte Lipstick in "Rosita"
Latina owned-and-operated company Vive cosmetics is releasing a new "muted rose pink" shade of their Cremosa Matte lipstick called "Rosita". It currently retails of $17. Hurry up and snatch a tube before it sells out! 3. Melt Cosmetics "Impulsive" Pressed Pigment Palette
Co-founded by Latina businesswoman Lora Arellano, Melt Cosmetics just released its Impulsive Eye Shadow Palette for Summer. It is described as a "18-shade palette" that "features two sides that tells the story of Melt Cosmetics and the customers who made this dream a reality". Buy it here for $65. 4. Rizos Curls "Refresh and Detangle Spray"
This Latina owned-and-operated natural hair line recently released an award-winning curl-refreshing spray just in time for the Summer heat. Buy it here for $19.99. 5. Reina Rebelde's "The Perfect Labios Kit" by @Viva_Glam_Kay
The "Makeup for Today's Latina" brand is owned-and-operated by Latina businesswoman Regina Merson. Recently, she collaborated with Puerto Rican vlogger and makeup artist Kay-Lani Martinez to release an exciting makeup collection called "The Perfect Labios". Buy it here. 6. Fenty
On May 10th, Rihanna-owned beauty line Fenty launched a Summertime collection that included Satin Lipstick, Vivid Liquid Eyeliner, Lip Balm and a Lip-Loving Scrubstick. You can browse the new collection here or buy them at any Sephora location. 7. Lipmatic "Lipshines" Collection
Black-owned cosmetic line Lipmatic is releasing their LipShines collection on June 15th. Buy the collection here. 8. Juvia's Place "I Am Magic Foundation"
Black-owned cosmetic company Juvia's Place will be launching their "I Am Magic" foundation line. The product will be available in 42 shades and four undertones. Buy it here. 9. Ella's Eve
Latina-owned indie makeup startup Ella's Eve Cosmetics is releasing new lipstick shades "Forever", "Sweet", "Melissa", and "Naked" in time for the summer. Buy them here. 10. Huda Beauty "Neon Obsessions" Palette
Not only is Iraqi-American makeup mogul Huda Kattan constantly pushing the envelope when it comes to new ideas and new products, but she's an incredible example of what a WOC is capable of when it comes to business. Most recently, the makeup world is abuzz with her newly-released "Neon Obsessions " eye shadow palette. You can buy the collection here. 11. Pat McGrath Blitztrance Lipstick in "Full Fantasy"
Pat McGrath is a legend in the beauty industry. In 2015, she officially launched her makeup brand, Pat McGrath Labs which is now the premiere makeup line owned by a black woman in the US. Her most recent Blitztrance lipstick shade, "Full Fantasy" is a "mid-tone nude rose lit up with a golden sheen". Buy here.  |
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