Hey, Beautiful

It's a new episode of Hey, Beautiful, and Gia chats (via Zoom) with Anna Cordaro, a hairstylist and makeup artist who got her start in Northeast Pennsylvania before relocating to the Sacramento area. As owner and educator at Coyote Beauty, Anna offers expert beauty services including bridal, balayage, blowouts and more and also works to inspire confidence in her fellow stylists behind the chair through her role as a brand influencer for Eleven Australia and her new IGTV series, Coyote Confidence. Gia talks with Anna about her near decade of industry experience, her love for her home region, her passion for education and why now is the best time to seize a career in beauty. Anna also spilled her favorite products and some pro secrets to optimize your routine.
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Babes, we’re back! And it’s WrestleMania weekend aka the Super Bowl for pro-wrestling fans!
What most people may not know is that glam is a huge part of the wrestling world so, today, Gia chats with fellow fans and beauty lovers Sabrina Hannon and Megan Manley, hosts of the podcast “Helloooo Ladies: Where Feminism Meets ProWrestling."
The three talk about wrestling beauty, their favorite looks and how makeup and hairstyles evolve with each wrestler's journey. Sabrina and Megan share their beauty staples, from the best face and body glitters to keeping silver hair color looking sleek and go-to techniques for bouncy, gorgeous curls. They also discuss why, contrary to popular belief, beauty and feminism go together, and the surprising history behind red lipstick. Gia does a deep-dive to find WWE Superstar Bianca Belair's signature products.
Just a note: This episode was recorded over Zoom and the audio clips a few times. I actually also re-recorded a little part on the 14:45 mark to add in what was lost. So, if it sounds a little wonky in some parts, that's why! -Gia

Listen to Megan and Sabrina's podcast "Helloooo Ladies: Where Feminism Meets ProWrestling" on Spotify, YouTube and more. New episodes drop every Thursday.

Make sure to check out the Hey, Beautiful blog on thetimes-tribune.com for all of the people, products and more mentioned in the episode.

Find Sabrina and Megan online:
Helloooo Ladies: Where Feminism Meets Pro Wrestling links

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In honor of Mother’s Day, Gia chats with mom, wife, author and advocate Dr. Nicole Kumi, a perinatal transitional coach who focuses on the mental and emotional health of moms through Kumi Training & Development.
Mental health is often one-size-fits-all, but there are incredibly specific mental and emotional changes new moms go through that need specific care. From the more-common-than-you-think mood and anxiety disorders they can face to why new moms might feel like they never want to have sex again, Nicole covers everything that you're probably not talking about in your standard doctors’ appointments.
Scranton native Nicole shares her own experiences with postpartum depression and how she created her own lane when she found there were so little resources. Gia and Nicole also talk about why self-care is imperative in any mom’s well-being, and how isolating and shameful certain aspects of motherhood can feel. Nicole then details the practices she incorporated to feel better, her favorite products to make her feel like herself and how moms can redefine who they are after having kids. Even if you’re not a mom or parent, everyone can benefit from a good self-care practice.
Make sure to check out the Hey, Beautiful blog on thetimes-tribune.com for all of the people, products and more mentioned in the episode.
Find Nicole's work and Kumi Training & Development here:
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The Hey, Beautiful podcast is back!
Today, Gia chats with beauty influencer Heather Buzzell aka Hand It To Heather.
Nail technician of Dunmore’s Studio Zodiac (and TikTok star with over 126,000 followers), Heather tells the story of following her creative spirit as she quit her job to enroll in beauty school. Always doodling and drawing since she was a kid, she turned that into the kind of nail artistry she does today.
The two also chat about Heather’s rise on TikTok and how she gained over 5.5 million likes with her wild designs, interesting storytimes and real personality.
They also break down the biggest trends in nail art, how she keeps her signature hair so vibrant and healthy and why she has the most loyal clients.
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Gia is back with Maggie McGregor, owner of StyleMag LLC and fashion blog StyleMagDaily. A fashion stylist, content creator and mental health advocate, Maggie helps people to feel like the best version of themselves through fashion and style. She talks with Gia (via Zoom) about taking a chance in New York City, working backstage at Fashion Week and for top magazines in the industry, before she returned to Northeast Pennsylvania to forge her own path. The two also chat about Maggie's favorite drugstore makeup, the rainbow of hues she's colored her hair, her artistic connection with her late aunt and how beauty and self-care routines tie directly into mental health.

Check out the Hey, Beautiful blog post on this episode to find links to all of the people, products and more mentioned in the episode.

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