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Paris Hilton’s Lift & Firm Eye Cream
07.30.19
Let's face it, we can ALL use a product that can lift and firm the delicate skin around our eyes. It’s one of the first areas that really shows your age. A new cream by Paris Hilton, Pro D.N.A's Lift & Firm Eye Cream was created to repair DNA damaged by UV light, pollution and stress. It also prevents wrinkles, diminishes eye puffiness, discoloration, and fatigue, hydrates for a brighter and firmer complexion. It contains GenoMatrix, a proprietary complex that takes restorative skincare to the next level.
The formula contains a specialized DNA repair enzyme that targets the signs of aging and helps reverse skin damage by fixing the problem from its origin, rather than simply alleviating the symptoms. In addition to this powerful enzyme, the products utilize other select, natural ingredients such as Hyaluronic acid (found in citrus fruits) and the Kakadu Plum (the world's highest source of Vitamin C) to aid and support the skin for effective results.
You can order ProD.N.A. Lift and Firm Eye Cream at prodnaskincare.com.
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Karina’s Backpack Project
07.29.19
Karina Tarsadia, a 14-year-old Orange County native who has been immersed in the art of giving back from an early age has decided to follow her passion and start a movement to foster independence among youth. On Sunday, August 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Angel Stadium will proudly host Karina’s Backpack Project.
Fueled by a passion to create community connection, the event will provide low-income families with elementary and middle school student supplies, resources and services for a successful school year.
A recent study by Huntington Bank has revealed that the back to school costs of school supplies and uniforms has nearly doubled in the last 10 years. Parents can expect to pay per child in elementary school for one school year $637, while middle school children costs are $941. The price of school supplies remains a challenge for low-income families, and for teachers who often purchase supplies for their classrooms. The goal of Karina’s Backpack Project is to ensure every child they work with is equipped with the essential basic tools for success and to see this community event and outreach program grow annually to be able to support more of those in need.
The day of festivities at Angel Stadium will include backpack pick-up, haircuts, grocery distribution, as well as entertainment and performances for the whole family to enjoy.
If you are interested in volunteering, you can learn more and register HERE. If you're interested in donating, you can learn about ways to give at karinasbackpackproject.org. If you're interested in registering your school or organization that serves elementary and or middle school children and would like to gain information about providing backpacks to those you serve, please email Karina’s Backpack Project: projectbackpackoc@gmail.com.
“My wish is to contribute to the creation of communities that can make young people independent by equipping them with things they need to be a success.” –Karina Tarsadia, Karina’s Backpack Project.
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