Surprising tools you'll need:
- Paper Towel
- Refrigerater
- Flat clips
Monday, August 17, 2009
Curly Hair: Tougher than you think...
Good tips on how to take care of your curly hair and making it frizz-free.
Surprising tools you'll need:
Surprising tools you'll need:
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Remember the time...?
Ok, ok, I'm with many of you tired of the Michael Jackson news overload. But I couldn't help enjoy the legacy he left behind with his fashion. It's interesting that in all the pictures in Harper's Bazaar it is a white british blond female that is portraying Jackson's various looks.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Slide Show: Top Healthiest Brands
From Businessweek: August 3, 2009
Who Do Consumers Trust?
By Tara Kalwarski
A company's worth is rarely equal to the sum of its assets. In fact, most corporations hold intangible value. An important case in point: brand image. Research shows that brand power can account for as much as 10% of the change in a company's stock price—up or down. The past year has made all too clear that a company's image is no guarantee of future performance. The following publicly traded brands are the "healthiest" right now, as measured by ("YouGov's BrandIndex"), which tracks consumers' perceptions across six categories by polling 5,000 people each weekday. YouGov, a polling firm, scores each category from -100 to +100, then averages the grades for each company to come up with its BrandIndex score.
Slide show
Who Do Consumers Trust?
By Tara Kalwarski
A company's worth is rarely equal to the sum of its assets. In fact, most corporations hold intangible value. An important case in point: brand image. Research shows that brand power can account for as much as 10% of the change in a company's stock price—up or down. The past year has made all too clear that a company's image is no guarantee of future performance. The following publicly traded brands are the "healthiest" right now, as measured by ("YouGov's BrandIndex"), which tracks consumers' perceptions across six categories by polling 5,000 people each weekday. YouGov, a polling firm, scores each category from -100 to +100, then averages the grades for each company to come up with its BrandIndex score.
Slide show
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