Day: September 17, 2021

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Nuud, JAFRA’s New Unisex Fragrance, Is Now Available

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Nuud by JAFRA, the fragrance for him, her, and them, is launched by JAFRA Cosmetics International, Inc., the world experts in royal jelly and heightened scent for over 60 years.

The new fragrance
Nuud, a modern scent for all of us, tells us that our commonalities are profound; we are equal when we are free of social constructs.

Individuality is celebrated as disparities are overcome in this fragrance. The fragrance’s mood is easygoing and inclusive, combining lightness with warmth.

Pure bergamot, dark vanilla, and softwoods notes express your true personality. Nuud by JAFRA is 100 percent recyclable and comes in a 95 percent recycled paper carton.

“Fragrance is more than just something you put on your skin; it’s a part of your sense of style,” explains Elsa Delgado, JAFRA’s Director of Worldwide Fragrance Marketing.

Nuud by JAFRA is a men’s and women’s scent that combines masculine and feminine components. When applied to the skin, it reacts to the chemistry of your body to create a unique signature. It transforms into an extension of the person, a really one-of-a-kind fragrance for everyone.

Why unisex?
“This kind of genderless scent is something that people crave, and (we’re aiming for) a generation that doesn’t care about labels,” Pascale Gaurin explains.

” They don’t care if it’s macho or feminine; all they care about is feeling good about themselves. For a long period, there was no gender assigned to the smell. The fragrance has a narrative to tell, and stories don’t have genres. This is a narrative about coming together that I believe people will embrace.

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The Majority Of Middle-income Families’ Earnings Are Not Keeping Up With The Cost Of Living, According To A Primerica Financial Security Survey

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primerica

The quarterly Middle-Income Financial Security Monitor, a poll that assesses the financial position and attitudes of middle-income families in the United States and Canada, found varied results in terms of financial stability. Most middle-income families (65%) are optimistic about their current financial situation, but the same percentage (65%) believe their income is slipping behind the cost of living, up 9% from April.

The following are some of the survey’s other notable findings:

• In the last year, concern over overpaying for food and groceries has risen from 12 percent to 17 percent.
• Participants nearly uniformly recognized an increase in the cost of products and services, such as petrol (94 percent), housing prices (92 percent), groceries (91 percent), restaurants and bars (84 percent), health care (80 percent), entertainment (75 percent), taxes (73 percent), and childcare (73 percent) (73 percent )
• 53% of respondents have life insurance, and 10% of those don’t believe Covid-19 has piqued their curiosity in getting one.
• Sixty-five percent believe their salary isn’t keeping up with the cost of living.
• 18% expect to have a better financial status in the future.
• In a year, 22% will have saved enough for a decent retirement.
• 63 percent believe saving for the future will be tough.
• The majority of people feel their finances are in good shape (65%).
“We’re happy that most middle-income households are optimistic about their financial positions, despite the pressures of rising inflation,” said Primerica CEO Glenn J. Williams. “We also observe that more than half of these families are taking steps to better their financial condition by putting money aside for the future and protecting their families with life insurance, and even more are considering doing so. People are reporting increasing prices on everything from petrol to eating out to going to the movies, so these precautions are very critical today.”

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The 2nd Annual National Conference Is Hosted By BELLAME

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bellame

In Denver, Colorado, BELLAME held its second annual national conference. With 75% of guests engaging from home, the event was a combination of an in-person meeting and a virtual experience.

Participants donned BELLAME-branded face masks and were given color-coded wristbands to indicate their comfort levels with personal space and engagement.

BELLAME CEO and Founder Melissa Thompson, as well as other senior executives, went live for virtual viewers, and welcoming event exclusives, such as backstage sneak peeks and a “CEO Get Ready with Me,” were also part of the virtual broadcast experience.

BELLAME Baby and BELLAME Body are two new product lines that have been introduced, as well as a new compensation scheme to accompany these launches. A part of proceeds from the sale of BELLAME Baby items will assist The Children’s Miracle Network, according to the company’s first philanthropic endeavor.

The BELLA Ball, which honored top sales leaders, top enrollers, and the CEO Award of The Heart of BELLAME, and the President’s Award of Rising Star, was the event’s grand finale.

“Whether they came in person or virtually, my sole goal was that they all feel the energy, love, and enthusiasm in the room,” Thompson said.