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Roccoco Botanicals Founder Jacine Greenwood Talks Skin, Science And Ageless Beauty With Bahar Etminan

February 05, 2023BruceDayne

It was a conversation between the ultimate beauty insider and the “Fairy Godmother of Skin”. When Bahar Etminan sat down with Roccoco Botanicals’ Founder and CEO Jacine Greenwood on Bahar’s AGELESS by Rescu podcast, they talked all things skin and how Jacine’s beauty brand, the fastest growing in the Asia Pacific, has achieved acclaim for its innovation and stellar results.

Skincare science is part research, part formulation and part alchemy. This approach has driven Jacine Greenwood to create a brand and products that have quietly set about disrupting the multi-billion-dollar beauty industry and what we’ve been told about hope in a jar.

The AGELESS by Rescu podcast is a forum for beauty expert and innovator Bahar to speak with celebrities, surgeons, cosmetic doctors, scientists, glam squads and leading experts about ageless beauty and the science of rejuvenation.

Jacine, who’s an internationally award-winning cosmetic chemist, shared about the years of deep research, insights and experiences in treating skin conditions such as Adult Acne, Rosacea and Autoimmune skin conditions.

“Starting my brand was honestly not something that I ever intended to do. I founded Roccoco Botanicals out of frustration because I had been suffering from cystic acne for nearly twenty years. Even though I had gone to a dermatologist and skin clinics, none of it was working. The dermatologist worked for a while but it made my skin irritated and super sensitive. So my brand was born out of the sheer frustration of not being able to find an answer.”

Training initially as a Beauty Therapist in her early 20s, Jacine went on to further her career and became a Registered Nurse. Later, she retrained as a Cosmetic Chemist, driven primarily by her desire to treat her skin conditions of cystic acne and rosacea.

Filled with compassion for people who suffer from and struggle with skin problems, Jacine has trodden the path of healing the often-invisible emotional scars that skin conditions can leave us with.

“Everything that I do has always come from a need, it’s never been a commercial reason for doing something. It’s just purely been a genuine desire to help people and alleviate their pain.”, Jacine told Bahar.

“In this industry, people are more likely to leave a negative review than a positive review, so for us it is has been a testimony to the results we deliver.”

Roccoco Botanicals started off as a brand for treating acne, but now they are known for treating a wide variety of skin conditions. Jacine was the first Australian to win a prestigious international Allè Award in New York last September for her Ruby Crystal Cleanser, which is packed with diverse skin benefits.

“Since we have released the Ruby Crystal Cleanser, it has been our number one best-seller – we are basically trying to keep it on the shelf. It’s an ultra-hydrating gel that effortlessly removes makeup, treats pigmentation, calms inflammation, prevents breakouts, helps prevent the ramifications of mask-wearing, stimulates collagen and is anti-ageing. The cleanser has real rubies in it, because rubies are known for their esoteric properties of healing and detoxification.”

While talking to Bahar about the future of her brand, Jacine revealed her intention to work with more Indigenous ingredients in 2023.

“We’ve already started including Indigenous ingredients in our products, but I was connected with an Indigenous man who had access to plants that are not normally available in cosmetics such as Gumbi Gumbi and Old Man Weed. So, in the middle of the year we are launching Roccoco Native, which uses Australian Indigenous plants that have been used traditionally by the Indigenous community for healing.”

“We’ve managed to isolate compounds from these native plants, which are being discovered for the first time in Australia. They’ve never even been known to be present. We’ve partnered with Dr Nicholas Sadgrove who used to be the Chief Commercialisation Scientist at Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, so we’ve had these ingredients scientifically validated to show that they have efficacy.”

Listen here to Ageless by Rescu with Bahar Etminan and Jacine Greenwood.

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Moms and Managers, Adjust Your Expectations (Without Lowering Your Bar)

February 05, 2023BruceDayne

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When you’re a mom and a manager, you can’t help but look at the calendar year with a sense of anxiety. You have to hit your business performance goals while keeping everything running smoothly at home. No pressure, right?

As a mom of three young children and a leader of numerous direct reports, I’d love to say that I’ve found the perfect way to balance all my responsibilities. However, I admit that I’m still figuring everything out.

Take coaching, for example. In my mind, moms and managers should aspire to act like coaches. But I admit that I rarely show up as a coach at home or work. Instead, I find myself course-correcting short-term tasks and projects. That’s a fast way to burnout, which is something I’d like to avoid.

Burnout is all too real, particularly for working mothers. An analysis done by Maven showed that working mothers are 28% more likely to experience burnout than working fathers. The key, therefore, is to put measures in place to make things less rocky from a holistic perspective.

With that objective in mind, I’ve compiled a list of dos and don’ts. I plan to follow them as closely as I can this year and encourage you to walk with me on this journey to adjusting expectations and avoiding burnout without compromising your core ideals or desires.

1. DO Have Clear Expectations for the Year

Now is a great time to figure out what your yearly road map looks like. Be sure to make two road maps: one for work and one for home.

Then, review your plans. Are they rooted in reality or what you think you’re supposed to do? It’s not a bad idea at this stage to figure out what’s achievable versus what’s more of a pipe dream.

2. DON’T Let Yourself Lose Sight of Your End-of-Year Expectations

Keep your road map in front of you in digital or old-fashioned paper format. That way, you can remind yourself of the expectations you hope to meet.

If you just put your road map away and look at it weeks or months later, you’ll cause yourself unneeded stress. Certainly, you’ll have missed something along the way and be way off track by the end of the year. No one needs that extra stress, including you.

3. DO Recalibrate from Time to Time

As you move through the year, you might have to put some goals in a figurative “parking lot.” These are goals that seemed reasonable when you made your road map but just aren’t anymore.

With that being said, make sure you know which duties are nonnegotiable or can’t be extended into the next year. For instance, you might have to finish a big client project by the end of the year — no ifs, ands, or buts.

Flag some items as can’t-miss priorities so you stay on course.

4. DON’T Assume Your Family Members or Colleagues are Mind Readers

We all get into the habit of thinking that our co-workers, kids, partners, and friends can read our minds. Unless you’ve shared your expectations and goals, others won’t know about them.

Have honest check-ins and open conversations about what you need and what you must accomplish to reach your goals.

5. DO Reassess Your Level of Support

The more support you have, the easier it will be to cross the finish line feeling relaxed and energized. Be sure to take this step at home as well. Hire a cleaning person for the holidays or ask your family to take on more housework during spring-cleaning time.

Resist the temptation to be everything to all people, because if you’re everyone else’s foundation, you’re at risk of wearing yourself too thin.

6. DON’T Be Rigid

Make it your policy to adapt to changing conditions. You’re going to encounter unknown variables that you couldn’t have predicted when you constructed your road map.

Even if it’s not in your nature, roll with the lemons that life tosses your way. Revisit your ways of working if necessary. Flex your creativity and adaptability skills to the max.

7. DO Trust Your Direct Reports

You’ve spent tons of time hiring and mentoring the people you manage. So, let them do their jobs. Give them the benefit of the doubt so they can act like professional adults. Never assume that they’re slacking off or will let you down. Rather, empower them to complete assignments responsibly.

Key Takeaways

Above all, focus on unparalleled experiences and celebrations. Progress through the year with a pragmatic mindset and an adjustable plan. Both your co-workers and your family members will thank you — and so will your stress levels.

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Erika Rosenberg is the Director of Global Brand Marketing at Lingokids. Having spent two decades launching, managing, and developing brand and growth marketing for companies like Disney, Star Wars, and Mattel, and being a mother of three, Erika is an expert on kid/family marketing. Everything she does is about championing and empowering brands to get to where they really want to be.

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You Won’t Believe How Much I Love These Things…

February 05, 2023BruceDayne

It’s favourites time, but this time they’re supercharged. The first favourite thing has changed my life and I’m not being dramatic and clickbait-y about it, either; the second favourite is a book that had me audibly cheering as I read it (in just two sittings) in bed last week. The rest of the favourites are also brilliant but it was the first two that inspired my latest video (bottom of the page) and therefore this, the accompanying post. And so without further ado:

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Waterfall D-Mannose Peppermint Tablets

I’m sick of saying and writing the word Waterfall; the video took me three attempts, then I spent an hour editing it, now I’m writing about it. I’ve said Waterfall more times in the past day than in the entire rest of my life. But all is forgiven because honestly, these little chewable D-Mannose tablets have changed my life.

Waterfall D-Mannose Peppermint Tablets*

You know how I had constant cystitis? You can read the odd post here and there, I think I tailed off with talking about it because it was frankly depressing and I had a cystoscopy which was horrible and I just didn’t want to share anymore, but – in short – it’s something I had suffered with since late teens. Triggers include winter, sitting down for long periods, not sitting down for long periods, getting a cold back, sex, any alcohol, no alcohol, no sex, holidays, breathing. You get the picture.

After numerous tests, both NHS and private and with no discernible outcome, I had just resigned myself to a lifetime of antibiotic bouts and not being able to drink wine and/or have raucous sex. But two of the things I had been recommended by both consultants was to a) up my fibre and b) try out regular intake of D-Mannose. I tried with the upping of the fibre but the D-Mannose intake was one of those things I – for unknown reasons – resisted. I think it was maybe because the cheap tablets I had were SO big (I have to break them in half) and when I wasn’t actually getting any cystitis warning symptoms I’d simply forget to take them.

Well after my third consecutive cystitis knock-down before Christmas I was desperate to find a way to reduce the occurrences. Also one of the courses of my usual antibiotics had failed to work, which terrified me, and so I ordered a whole load of different D-Mannose products to try them out. Powders, pills and these: the Waterfall Peppermint chewable tablets (here*).

Now I don’t really know whether they are any better than the others out there on the market, in terms of strength or ingredients, but it’s the pure fact that they are like a sweet that keeps me eating them. I have six a day and increase it on the rare occasion I’m going to be doing one of my “cystitis danger activities”, and because I have them on me, whether they’re in my handbag or on my desk or in the car, I know I’ll remember to take them.

They are very pricey compared to my usual ones but – touch wood – I haven’t had a problem since mid-December. Not only that, my usual “irritable bladder” symptoms, – ie always feeling I need to go for a wee, a constant feeling of dread, etc – have almost entirely disappeared.

All of this is completely my own experience and obviously I’m not even remotely a medical expert or advisor, but it’s actually not an expensive outlay to give D-Mannose – regular and consistent taking of D-Mannose – a go. You can get far cheaper options than the Waterfall peppermint ones, it’s just that they make me take them more regularly. Because it’s like chomping sweets. Which has been the gamechanger, I think.

(Realise suddenly chomping six more sweets a day has its own drawbacks but they’re not big. And anyway, preferable to constantly feeling as though your bladder is about to self-combust.)

Anyway, give D-Mannose a Google. There’s plenty of NHS stuff about it – it’s basically a sugar that stops E-Coli bacteria from growing in the urinary system. I wish I had taken it more seriously years ago, it would have saved me a hell of a lot of aggravation and upset!

You can find the peppermint tablets here*.

Enough of my bladder and urethra, though – let’s talk books!

Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder

Rarely have I read a book that resonated with me more. Which is weird because (mild spoiler alert) it’s about a mother who is turning into a dog. But of course that’s not really what it’s all about: it’s about losing your identity in stay-at-home-motherhood and (whispers!) boredom in stay-at-home-motherhood and it’s also all about the trade-offs and anxieties and losses of identity for mothers who don’t entirely stay at home, or who are barely at home. It’s a raw, almost feral examination of transformation after childbirth and also of inequalities in relationships with regards to childcare and nurture and – oh God, just read it.

There were parts that didn’t resonate with me, of course, but there were entire passages, pages, chapters that just had me agog with how accurate they were and how in any other hands the subjects being discussed would perhaps make the protagonist sound ungrateful, spoiled, self-indulgent, mad, all of the above. But you just know what she’s about. It’s great. I loved it and have been recommending it to all of my friends, even if most of them have given me an odd look and said ‘wait, you’ve only just read Nightbitch?’

Nightbitch in paperback is online here*

We Norwegians Cardigan

Alas, sold out now in black but there’s an incredibly funky lighter one here*, I’ve found my perfect chunky winter cardicoatigan. It has distinct seventies ski lodge vibes, which is a vibe I can get along with, and it was from The Outnet so had money off. Always a bonus.

You may recall that I’m on a constant search for good long cardis – just found this post from years ago! – because they are so versatile and a dream for lazy dressers like me. I think my love of cardigans will follow me to the grave.

My Haircut

I’m massively pleased with my latest haircut. And I know I’ve said this for the past few, since it’s been shorter, but it’s something of a new era for me. I’ve finally managed to get past my obsession with having to tie it up all the time. I’ve become accustomed to the feeling of it hanging loose and the odd tickle around my face no longer irritates me quite so much. Interestingly I’ve also had less stress headaches since I’ve stopped pulling my hair back into a bun for 90% of the time.

Curing my own ailments, one favourite at a time!

I get my hair done at The Suite in Bath – usually by Mathilde but currently with Cassie Permial, if you’re in Bath and want to ask for her! Both are brilliant.

Support Equilibrium Bath & Body Oil

Final favourite, or “fave” or “favorite” depending on your age and geographical location: the Support Equilibrium Bath & Body Oil from Aromatherapy Associates. It’s just gorgeous. I’ve always been a die-hard Deep Relax blend person (and so is my Mum, we both find it so effective when we need to de-stress and get a good sleep) but recently I started experimenting with other blends and Support has almost immediately placed itself right up there with Deep Relax on my leaderboard.

It’s far more floral and optimistic than Deep Relax but still with a very grounding, deep sort of base. Ooh, I’ve just Googled: it has Frankincense in it! No wonder I bloody love it. Anything with Frankincense usually worms its way into my stash quite quickly.

Harrods currently have this on sale, for some reason – no idea why as it’s full price elsewhere but I’m not complaining! It’s £38.50 instead of £55 here*. AA oils are expensive but for a reason: I haven’t found any better for the bath and body yet and I’ve been testing hundreds of them over the course of thirteen years.

Added to my bargain basement Epsom Salts (here*) it’s the best luxurious bathing experience money can buy! I like to think that the savings on the salts justify the price of the oils, but in fact the oils are so good they need no justification and you need the teeniest bit each time.

Marvellous: here’s the video for extra info and enthusiasm and drama.

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A Cautious Start to the Autumn/Winter 2023 Season

February 05, 2023BruceDayne

It’s not that New York Fashion Week’s schedule is empty – there are well-known brands like Thom Browne and Heron Preston that are either returning to the city, or making their debut there (plus Alexander Wang, back for the first time in almost four years, off-schedule on Feb. 8). There are also up-and-comers like Elena Velez, Area, Luar and Puppets and Puppets (though not Peter Do). But for an industry that thrives on newness, there aren’t all that many new faces here.

Continuity isn’t a bad thing, especially after years of hand wringing about whether fashion weeks had outlived their purpose, and then the pandemic. But it’s a bit jarring after last September, which was about as packed as New York Fashion Week has been in recent years, with major activations by Fendi, Puma, Marni and more.

Winter fashion weeks can be quieter simply because New York in February isn’t the most pleasant place to be. But weather alone doesn’t explain the lack of risk taking this season. In an uncertain economy, brands are likely watching their budgets more closely. If a recession hits later this year, an emerging designer might regret spending their last dollars renting out a Manhattan landmark to show a collection nobody’s in the mood to buy or wear.

This is less true for big brands like Coach and Michael Kors, where a show is a smaller share of overall marketing expenses, and can be a useful tool in ongoing efforts to elevate their image. Major European brands, many of which showed in the US over the last couple years when America’s economy was roaring, are shifting focus back to China as a potential bright spot.

The economic outlook is looking better today than when brands were making their fashion week plans. Last week, the Federal Reserve signalled interest rates may be near their peak, easing pressure on the wider economy. On Friday, the US unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to its lowest level in 50 years. The International Monetary Fund recently raised its global growth outlook. Earlier this month, LVMH’s Bernard Arnault expressed confidence that China will reopen quickly.

If that trajectory continues, September will be much busier than February.

What Else to Watch for This Week

Sunday

The Grammy Awards are held in Los Angeles

Monday

Texworld begins in Paris

Tuesday

VF Corp. reports quarterly results

Wednesday

Alexander Wang shows in New York

Affirm, Coty, Under Armour, Capri report results

Thursday

L’Oréal reports results

Friday

New York Fashion Week begins: Rodarte, Collina Strada among the first day highlights

Celine shows in Paris

Shiseido, Tapestry, Ralph Lauren report results

L’Oréal holds its annual meeting

Saturday

Day Two of NYFW: Sandy Liang, Proenza Schouler, Area, Heron Preston, Eckhaus Latta

The Week Ahead wants to hear from you! Send tips, suggestions, complaints and compliments to brian.baskin@businessoffashion.com.

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Olympic Runner Colleen Quigley is Turning to Triathlon

February 03, 2023BruceDayne

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Olympian Colleen Quigley has caught the triathlon bug. The Oregon-based steeplechaser announced today via social media that she is making the leap to triathlon. But don’t worry run fans, she’s still racing track and field through 2024 with her eyes set on the Olympic Games.

The Olympian has teased interest in multisport on social media with images of her cross-training with swimming and biking while overcoming running injuries.

Colleen Quigley’s Steeplechase Success

As a collegiate runner at Florida State University, Quigley went on to earn nine All-American honors and a NCAA Championship title in 2015.

Post-grad, Quigley made Team USA for the 2016 Rio Olympics and placed eighth in the 3000 meter steeplechase Olympic finals. After the Olympics Quigley and her relay team set the still-standing world record for the 4×1500 meter relay in 2020.

Since then, Quigley has faced a number of run-related injuries such as hamstring strains that have caused her to focus on cross training like swimming and biking.

Getting Bitten By The Bug

In 2015, Quigley focused on swimming to maintain her fitness while rehabbing a hamstring injury and plantar fasciitis. To stay fit for the Olympics, Quigley put in two to three hours of swim training per day, according to social media posts.

Throughout 2022, Quigley began exploring cycling as a way to cross-train while she focused on rehabbing another run-related injury. Multiple social media posts of Quigley cruising around Oregon on her Felt road bike can be seen on her Instagram.

Quigley said via her newsletter: “I’ve been wondering what it would be like to train for and race a triathlon for years. It’s time to find out! Going through the process of training for this race has been nothing short of enlightening for me and I’m really proud of the work I’ve done both physically, mentally, and emotionally to get [to a triathlon start line].”

Quigley’s First Tri

The world record holder plans to dive into her first tri at the Tritonman draft-legal development race in San Diego, California on February 11. She still plans to race track and field through 2024, where Paris will still remain her goal.

Quigley says she is using this race as her first shot at earning her pro license in triathlon. To do so, she must be in the top three amateurs at Tritonman and within 5% of the winning amateur time, according to USA Triathlon’s elite license criteria.

While her steeplechase days are not yet over, Quigley is committed to making her entrance to triathlon more than just a one-time event.

“My main goals are to have fun, explore this new sport, and stay open to and curious about the new challenges it will bring,” Quigley said via her newsletter announcement. “But you know I also want that top three spot!”

A Familiar Story

Quigley is not the first elite runner-turned-triathlete. Numerous former elite runners have looked for success at the pro level in triathlon:

Gwen Jorgensen ran for the University of Wisconsin and was recruited to the USA Triathlon Elite Development Program. She went on to win the USA’s first Olympic gold medal in triathlon in 2016. Jorgensen spent time as a pro runner post-Olympics before announcing she would return to triathlon in 2023.
Alan Webb, Olympian and American track star, attempted a second act as a triathlete in 2014. His aspirations of becoming an Olympian in multisport fizzled out after he failed to make the cut for the 2016 triathlon team for the Games.
Mary Cain was a pro runner for Nike before beginning to train with Paulo Souza’s professional triathlon squad in the last year. Cain is still on the hunt for her pro card, but raced her first draft-legal triathlon in 2022, where she placed 23rd.
Matt McElroy was a top collegiate runner for Northern Arizona University before finding triathlon in 2015. He is now a Team USA Olympic hopeful for triathlon for Paris 2024 and was the first male U.S. triathlete to medal at a WTCS event in a decade when he took second in Leeds.
Katie Zaferes also has a steeplechase background, specializing in the event while running for Syracuse University, where she held the school record for the steeple and was a second-team All American in the event in her senior year. In multisport, she was the USA Triathlon Elite Rookie of the Year in 2013, the 2019 ITU World Triathlon Series champion, and an Olympian at the 2016 and 2020 games—taking home two medals in the latter.
Chelsea Sodaro was a four-time All-American runner and captain of the cross-country team at UC Berkeley. After graduation, she ran professionally, with two national titles to her name (10K road in 2012 and 3,000-meter indoor in 2013). In 2017, she transitioned to triathlon, and won the Ironman World Championship in 2022.

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Moms and Managers, Adjust Your Expectations (Without Lowering Your Bar)

1. DO Have Clear Expectations for the Year

2. DON’T Let Yourself Lose Sight of Your End-of-Year Expectations

3. DO Recalibrate from Time to Time

4. DON’T Assume Your Family Members or Colleagues are Mind Readers

5. DO Reassess Your Level of Support

6. DON’T Be Rigid

7. DO Trust Your Direct Reports

Key Takeaways

About the Author

You Won’t Believe How Much I Love These Things…

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Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder

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A Cautious Start to the Autumn/Winter 2023 Season

What Else to Watch for This Week

French Crop men’s Hair #byvilain #hairstyle

Olympic Runner Colleen Quigley is Turning to Triathlon

Colleen Quigley’s Steeplechase Success

Getting Bitten By The Bug

Quigley’s First Tri

A Familiar Story

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Roccoco Botanicals Founder Jacine Greenwood Talks Skin, Science And Ageless Beauty With Bahar Etminan

Moms and Managers, Adjust Your Expectations (Without Lowering Your Bar)

1. DO Have Clear Expectations for the Year

2. DON’T Let Yourself Lose Sight of Your End-of-Year Expectations

3. DO Recalibrate from Time to Time

4. DON’T Assume Your Family Members or Colleagues are Mind Readers

5. DO Reassess Your Level of Support

6. DON’T Be Rigid

7. DO Trust Your Direct Reports

Key Takeaways

About the Author

You Won’t Believe How Much I Love These Things…

Ad info: no sponsored or paid content. No press samples. Affiliates are marked *.

Waterfall D-Mannose Peppermint Tablets

Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder

We Norwegians Cardigan

My Haircut

Support Equilibrium Bath & Body Oil

A Cautious Start to the Autumn/Winter 2023 Season

What Else to Watch for This Week

French Crop men’s Hair #byvilain #hairstyle

Olympic Runner Colleen Quigley is Turning to Triathlon

Colleen Quigley’s Steeplechase Success

Getting Bitten By The Bug

Quigley’s First Tri

A Familiar Story

About us

The Life-Changing Magic of DMT Beauty Spot

Whether it's by trying a new hairstyle or undergoing a major overhaul, there's nothing like tweaking one's appearance to open new horizons.

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