It is with so much joy that we got to work in partnership with theFuntasia Egypt Foundation, by Elisa Sednaoui. In November last year, we gave 10% of our proceeds to the Foundation.
"We work to establish creative learning spaces focused on arts education to help children and youth explore and embrace innovation and diversity through hands-on experiences in an atmosphere of playfulness and acceptance."
In Luxor, Egypt, the Elisa Sednaoui Foundation run weekly after-school classes and creative learning workshops to inspire and prepare children and youth.
Giving back to our communities and the leaders of tomorrow is something we are very passionate and proud to have been part of.
Typically when you hear the words "oil" and "skin" you mightbegin to worry. But in actual fact, the right faceoil can put you on the road to the most radiant complexion. Facial Oils can not only work wonders on a large number of skin woes (calming, brightening,healing), but also can take your skin from dull to dazzling.
Getting your nutrients in can be tough at times, and for those of us on the go, a deliciously refreshing smoothie can be the perfect solution.
Here at omayma skin, we believe that what we put both on our bodies as well as in our bodies, does make a difference, and welove getting creative with what we eat to extend our skin ritual.
FacialGuaSha is an ancient Chinese healing technique that uses a pebble or stone to stimulate the skin (Gua – scraping), boost blood circulation (Sha – redness) and encourages skin to heal itself.
Scraping the skin (using jade or rose quartz stone) helps treat all sorts of ailments to promote clear skin, banish fine lines and wrinkles, and sculpt the face for a firmer look. In actual fact, in doing Gua Sha you create a very minor and controlled skin trauma (being the redness), which stimulates blood flow, new collagen production and while shifting puffiness.
Omayma has worked with countless celebrities and incredible brands, having been called upon to do makeup on wonderful people likeParis Jackson, Jenna Elfman, Marisol Nichols, Logic, Chloe Bennett, Laura Pausini, and so many more. She cultivated her insider knowledge, doing makeup for brands like Marc Jacobs, Kinship Skincare, Thrive Causemetics, Puma, Banana Republic, and Staud and had her makeup featured in magazines like Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and Marie Claire.
If you’re a fan of Dunes - the novel series, then you’ve definitely heard about the Bedouins. But if you’re not sure who they are, what they do and generally have no clue about their culture or lifestyle, then consider this post your simple Bedouin education.
