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Girls, we are officially in Women’s Month! This month, we celebrate women empowerment and share our support for the female community. To inspire you all to see how much potential and strength you have within, we’ve rounded up 6 of today’s biggest, baddest #girlboss and their advice to the possible obstacles women are facing nowadays!
Sophia Amoruso
Image via @sophiaamoruso
On being taken seriously
“You don’t get taken seriously by asking someone to take you seriously. You’ve got to show up and own it. If this is a man’s world, who cares? I’m still really glad to be a girl in it.” — Girlboss written by Sophia Amoruso
Founder of fast fashion brand – Nasty Gal and Girlboss Media – Sophia Amoruso is a real life self-made millionaire and was featured by Forbes as one of the “Richest Self Made Women”. Her memoir “#GIRLBOSS ” was adapted into a Netflix film telling the story of the young ambitious female entrepreneur.
Get her power look:
To achieve Sophia’s textured beach waves. Prime hair with Awesome Sauce Heat Defense Serum. Section hair into layers and curls with Digital Titanium Curler. Finish with Bushwick Beach No-salt Wave Spray from mid-length to ends for the post-beach vibe.
Michelle Obama
Image via ERIKA GOLDRING/GETTY IMAGES
On lifting each other up
“We have to find a way to continue to lift other women up in our worlds and in our lives as much as possible,” — Becoming written by Michelle Obama.
Though not exactly a business woman, Michelle Obama embodies #girlboss in so many different ways. Not only was she the First Lady, she is also an active advocate of feminism and women’s rights. She launched Let Girls Learn – a government initiative that empowers young women by quality education around the world.
Get her power look:
Ms Obama’s perfect blowout is signature, but her natural curly hair is giving us life! To add definition and defrizz your natural curls, wash with Nice Cream Cleansing Conditioner and give curls extra bounce with Curl Corps Enhancing Gel.
Anna Wintour
Image via Who What Wear
On making decision
“I think possibly what people working for one hate the most is indecision. Even if I’m completely unsure, I’ll pretend I know exactly what I’m talking about and make a decision. The most important thing I can do is try and make myself very clearly understood.” —WWD CEO Summit, October 2013
Being Vogue’s editor-in-chief since 1988, Anna Wintour is probably the most recognizable woman boss in the world, not only because of her signature bob, but her creativity and effective leadership that takes Vogue to become one of the most successful fashion magazines in history.
Get her power look:
To get Anna Wintour face-framing bob, simply brush your short hair with Mini Flash Fix Straightening Brush to straighten out any flippy ends, slightly rotate towards the end so that it curls inwards. To tame flyaways and add shine after styling, spray Silken Up Dry Conditioner throughout your hair.
Rihanna
Image via POPSUGAR
On closing door
“When the door closes you have two choices. Give up, or keep going. Let them shut you down or prove them wrong. We all start somewhere. It’s where you end up that counts” – Rihanna
Every millennial favorite girl boss has to be @badgalriri . Not only is she a successful singer, she founded Fenty Beauty ONLY 3 years ago in 2017 and the brand has grossed over US$570 million in just one year (2018), making it one of the fastest growing beauty brands ever.
Get her power look:
This whole look of Rihanna from Fenty Beauty Artistry Masterclass is everything. It means business, it is fierce, it is Rihanna. To get the i’m-here-to-talk-business perfect blowout, spritz 5th Avenue Blowout Spray onto damp hair and blow dry it with a round brush and Power Cloud Smooth + Repair Dryer. Dry the root with positive ions mode to open up the cuticle for volumized effect and negative ions mode at hair ends for smooth finish.
Kylie Jenner
Image via @kyliejenner
On being yourself
“It’s about being who you are. If people can’t accept it, too bad.”
Kylie Jenner graced the cover of Forbes’ “America’s Women Billionaires” issue and ranked the top 60 richest self-made woman, plus she was the youngest woman on the list at only 21 years old. This young lady isn’t just your average reality TV star, but she levaged her fame and fortune to build Kylie Cosmetics – now a $900 million worth of cosmetic empire.
Get her power look:
Jenner is an color adventurer, we’ve seen her in all sorts of colors from liac to popping yellow. Her recently dyed warm caramel shade is just SWEET and is soon going to be the hottest color of the year. To keep your color bright and vibrant like Jenner’s, use color lock products for every wash, we recommend Don’t Kill My Vibe Color-lock Shampoo and Conditioner. To repair and nourish color-treated hair, apply Vault Color-Lock Leave-In Conditioner after washing.
Chelsea Riggs
On building a business
“If you try to pick up every piece of gold along the way, you’ll never reach the rainbow.”
amika’s Brand President, Chelsea Riggs joined the team 10 years ago and has grown the brand immensely since. amika team is now composed of 90% women and the brand is established in over 20 countries under Chelsea’s Leadership.
Get her power look:
Chelsea’s favorite amika product is Perk Up Dry Shampoo. And to keep your blonde as bright as hers, wash and conditioner your hair with Bust Your Brass Cool Blonde Shampoo and Conditioner. After washing, moisturize with Supernova Blonde Moisture and Shine Cream on damp or dry hair.
