Alexia P. Hammonds, the first Black woman to develop a fragrance line in the perfume capital of the world, talks about being a "fragrance snob," how her interests in hair maintenance and scents turned into her line of hair fragrance mists, her company "Eat. Sweat. Undress.," and what her "legacy" might be.
(NY Times) — WHEN the singer Mariah Carey and her husband, the actor and rapper Nick Cannon, appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” last September, Mr. Cannon told of how he proposed in 2008: he presented Ms. Carey with a Ring Pop, the gem-shaped lollipop on a ring. Inside the package was a proper engagement ring. Upon […]