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e-Magazine DOWNLOAD for $1.99 Chiku’ Williams-Griffin: Founder/Publisher ExpoStyles Exposure Magazine, “The Ultimate Hair & Beauty Guide.” Oklahoma’s number one quarterly-digital/printed magazine goal is to be an excellent reliable resource for expert hair, make-up and fashion information in a creative, knowledgeable and esthetically pleasing format; we are committed to give exposure to new talent and build long-lasting relationships with our readers, our clients, our vendors and most of all with our staff. Our mission is to expose the talents, innovations and successes of various entrepreneurs in the fields of fashion and performance while being a source inspiration and knowledge for our readers. Each quarter when we assimilate and present the latest issue of ExpoStyles Exposure Magazine then receive positive feedback from you, our loyal constituent, our mission is accomplished.

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“PURPOSE DRIVEN LIFE” with LISA McCLENDON ESEM: “When was your purpose revealed or when did you have that moment of enlightenment?” Ms.Lisa: “My purpose is still being revealed!” (Lisa laughs). “I continue to learn new things about myself. I have always been a singer, but one day I became serious about doing it. It’s like a fish out of water – it wasn’t designed to survive without it. I didn’t feel truly comfortable until I was doing what I was purposed to do. Everything else left me feeling out of place. So no matter what I tried, I was always drawn back to music. It was at the age of 15 when I realized I was called to reach the world through music. It was later confirmed by God through an individual who spoke to me for nearly an hour about my purpose. Those words were written for me to rehearse, review and refer to; and it’s in a frame on my wall right now to remind me of my purpose.” ESEM: “What do you mean by your purpose is still being revealed?” Ms.Lisa: “I am learning everyday how to reach the world through my life. But just the other day I learned that while God may reveal different ideas or assignments in how to fulfill our purpose, they may need to be placed on the shelf until the right season.” ESEM: “I like how you explained about shelving ideas until the right season. What season are you in now?”

Ms. Lisa: “I am enjoying the season of reaching the world through music. However, God is slowly revolving me in to writing books and ministering with my husband.” ESEM: “Do you have any mentors in your life?” Ms.Lisa: “Yes, I do! I have mentors for different areas in my life because there are so many components to who we are. Every mentor that I have is a key element to my success in life.” ESEM: “What have your mentors spoken to you about that has impacted you the most?” Ms. Lisa: “My business mentor says, ‘Let me take this before Daddy and I will get back with you.’ “I am reminded that when you seek God’s direction first, it makes your journey easier. I also have a friend who encourages me to do devotionals. Her enjoyment is growing closer to the Lord and having an intimate relationship with Him. After all, what does success really mean without being plugged into your power source in life? Additionally, we have marriage mentors who help us to learn how to disagree in love. I look forward to doing many more projects with my husband including ministering in the area of marriage.

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Empowered Women ExpoStyles Book Club visit us at www.myspace.com/impowered9118 for updates. We are a book club associated with ExpoStyles Magazine, we read various books from Inspirational,Romance Fiction, Investment, Self-Empowerment, ect. We meet online, we will keep the monthly book reading posted for your interest. The age requirements range from 24 & up. This book club is open to the public, as long as you are open to all reading material! Lacey Marshall: Book Club Director contact for monthly meeting location in the Centennial, Co 80112 area or via email princessmalacey@yahoo.com Copyrights © Forty Photos & CK Photography/ www.ExpoStyles.com

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Alopecia from Hair Accessories by Dr. Linda Amerson September is Alopecia Awareness Month. Kayla Martell is the newly crowned Miss Delaware, and she suffers from an autoimmune disease called Alopecia Areata, a condition that causes a personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hair to fall out and affects 10% of the U.S. population. Hair accessories are meant to enhance the hair as well as to conceal fine, limp, sparse, damaged or broken hair strands. It is literally a billion dollar industry. As such, both consumers and licensed professionals should be well acquainted with proper usage. The absence of that knowledge may impair your hair and contribute to Alopecia and Cicatricial Alopecia.

I want to educate you on commonly used hair accessories and their risk factors: Barrettes may require adjusting Banana Clips necessithe tension to ensure they are not tate caution. The metal too tight. Whether your hair is springs can ruin your wet or dry, you can contribute to hair when used the hair breakage when using hair barrettes incorwrong way. rectly. Hair Bands should Rubber Bands can be very damnot be worn on a daily aging to the hair when excessive basis especially if your tension is applied in forming pohair is dry, damaged or nytails. It is far better to utilize chemically over-proHair Clips may entail adjusting the covered ponytail holders or cloth ponytail cessed. It may limit hair tension if it pulls the hair. Please bands to keep hair in place. restoration. use caution.

Bobby Pins should have rubbertipped ends. However, if you develop an allergic reaction to the nylon coating, discontinue use immediately. On the other hand, if this not your case and your hairpins have lost their protective coating, throw them away. Finally, check the closures to ensure the right amount of tension.

In conclusion, female consumers appreciate the variety of options available in hair accessories. And, they love to see little girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; hair adorned with ribbons, elastic balls, jewels, headbands, flowers and bows. Nevertheless, there are inherent and inevitable dangers if hair accessories are used frequently and improperly. So adhere to label instructions and incorporate the above-listed guidelines for proper hair care and maintenance. For more information, contact Dr. Linda Amerson at (817) 265-8854 Copyrights ÂŠ www.hairandscalpessentials.com/ www.ExpoStyles.com

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Her career as a stylist began upon attending and graduating respectively from Dudley Beauty College in Durham, North Carolina. While in school gaining the necessary knowledge and tools needed, Shakira was known for her ambition and determination. To complete Shakira’s Bio visit http://expostylesnetwork.ning.com/group/northcarolinasalons

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“A WOMEN’S NATURAL BEAUTY” with LISA McCLENDON “As a woman, I see women as flowers that require specialized and attentive care. The very core or root of who we are has to be properly nurtured. If you ignore your spiritual and physical core, it will begin to rot. And, like a flower, will wither and die. It is only a matter of time before what is on the inside can no longer be concealed, and the true you will surface for the world to see. I have a garden that I absolutely love to take care of at home. When I go to the store to buy flowers, a determining factor is the level of care that is required. Once selected, I educate myself on the proper sunlight, water, fertilizer and soil that is needed. Similarly, women should ensure they are saturated with the proper amount of daily spiritual devotion, positive thinking, physical exercise and vitamins. We shouldn’t focus on outer beauty more than inner beauty; rather we should give diligence to our total beauty.”

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By Rhonda Alexander The organic revolution is here to stay. In fact, it now includes skincare and makeup in addition to food. The latest brand to join the revolution is produced by Youngevity Essential Life Sciences and I can tell you that this line of products is changing the skincare and makeup game in a big way. Youngevity’s botanical skincare line includes all of the components necessary to enhance, nourish, repair and rejuvenate the skin at the cellular level. Their starter kit comes with five products that take the user from cleanser to night cream for well under $100 completely organically. Youngevity strives to combat the skin’s visible aging process by infusing this incredible antioxidant, super oxidative dismutase or SOD into the entire skincare line as well as the makeup line. Speaking of makeup, this line has over sixty-five shades of eye shadow. A girl can play until her heart is content in all those colors! The complete makeup kit automatically comes with two colors of foundation to help match your skin tone exactly. Imagine knowing that while you’re getting you’re pretty on using this incredible skincare and makeup line, you’re doing your part to save the earth! Check it out here : www.youngevityonline.com/rhondae Copyrights © Rhonda Alexander/ www.ExpoStyles.com

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Let’s Talk about Hair Natural hair Club Kiauntra Nicholas created a natural hair club out of the desire to know more about how to take care of her own natural hair. She began by attempting to locate a Stylist who specialized in the care and styling of natural hair. Her unsuccessful quest led to experimenting with various treatments on her own hair, which, by the way, was in transition and much to her surprise, began to thrive. Join the Club at Lets-Talk-About-Hair for more information contact Kiauntra at kiauntrad@yahoo.com (405)808-0850 Quite naturally, people started to ask for advice in improving their hair. And with that, the “Let’s Talk about Hair” Club was launched in April. The monthly meetings draw approximately 30-40 people who desire encouragement, inspiration and education about the proper management of natural hair. For more information or to attend a meeting in the Oklahoma City area.

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“REALITY MUSIC” with LISA McCLENDON

ocalist and songwriter Lisa McClendon brings a mix of jazz, soul, funk and a certain urban neo-soul sensibility to her sound. She has drawn comparisons to artists like Norah Jones and Lauryn Hill. With three projects under her belt, Lisa McClendon’s name has become synonymous with soulful music and cutting edge, heart-penetrating lyrics. Now, this Stellar and Dove award nominee has returned with the fourth installation to her musical legacy, REALITY via BluSoul Entertainment. Reality is defined as the state of being true, which is exactly what Lisa depicts as the CD goes in and out of songs that accurately reflect the day-to-day lives of listeners. “There are a lot of things I have to own up to today because of decisions that I made yesterday,” McClendon states . “So, I really wanted to create an album that talks about things we deal with on a regular basis, and shine that flashlight called reality on it.” And that she did as songs touch on subjects ranging from the lessons learned from those decisions made to being overwhelmed by responsibilities of life.

Having written and co-produced the majority of the CD, REALITY captures the essence of who Lisa McClendon truly is personally and musically. “I have grown a lot…I have more experience with life. REALITY is me unfiltered. Anyone can buy this album and be connected…it leaves no one out. ESEM: Ms. Lisa, since the last interview, what has gone on with the release of your last album, REALITY? Ms.Lisa: “We are so excited about the re-release of the album on August 30, 2010 and getting the word out! We are promoting a new single titled, “Please Help Me Now.” I call it my OUT CRY song. While on tour, the cry of people everywhere is the same, ‘I can’t do this any more! Can you Please Help Me Now? I had faith and my house still went into foreclosure. I had faith to keep my job, but still lost it…’ That the reality of today. People are praying and asking God to PLEASE HELP ME NOW!” For more information on Lisa’s album, visit http://lisamcclendon.ning.com

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Natural Hair Talk with Lisa McClendon “What are you afraid of?” is the question I pose to people who would like to wear their natural hair. My transition of becoming a natural hair sister was a spiritual journey for me. I am more excepting of who I am and who’s I am since I have become natural. This expedition will make you face yourself and examine a lot of the things you do in life. It may not be for everyone, but it was great for me to go from relaxed hair to natural hair. I met a lady the other day who said, “I feel free.” This is what going natural will make you feel – the freedom to be you. I don’t know who decided that it was not acceptable for women to wear the natural hair that God adorned them with. Should we just allow society to dictate how we wear our hair? No! Express yourself! Be free to be you! ESEM: “How long have you been wearing your hair natural and how was it a spir

“Anything “Express yourself! Ms.Lisa: worth having takes When I first Be free to be you!” work.” started, it was HARD

itual journey for you?” Ms.Lisa: “I was natural in 1997 and went back in 2007. It was a spiritual because along with so many other people, I was comfortable in hiding behind my hair, clothes and whatever else I could hide behind. When I could no longer hide, I realized I was actually afraid to face myself. But the Lord was pulling on me and it started with my hair. Now I’m not telling anyone to cut their hair – that was for me. He taught me I was more than my hair. Now I know who I am and I embrace me.” ESEM: “What is the most challenging thing about taking care of natural hair?”

taking care of my hair because I hadn’t researched any of my options nor did I look into different products and styles. So, I encourage people to research before your transition. YouTube has natural hair tutorials that you can find great step-by-step styling tips and product recommendations. Also, check out ExpoStyles Hair Magazine Network (Natural Hair Revolution) at http://www.expostylesnetwork.nin g.com/

ECLECTIC by LISA McCLENDON Many people don’t know that I majored in Fashion Design. My creativity has come full circle with the launch of authentically signature hand-painted jewelry called “Eclectic” by Lisa McClendon. That’s right, each piece of jewelry is personally hand painted by me. And this is just the beginning! To check out my designs, purchase jewelry and stay connected to me, visit http://eclecticbylisamcclendon.com/ Copyrights © www.ExpoStyles.com

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“HOPE HOP” with L.Boogie Born and raised in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Lonnie Baker, known as L. Boogie, now resides in Missouri. He was nationally recognized as a nominee in 2008 for the Best Hip Hop Gospel album for the song, “Naked and Not Ashamed.”

ESEM: “Tell us about where it all began?” L. Boogie: “I became a fan of Hip Hop music at a very young age. Frustrated by lyrics that degraded women and promoted negativity, I began to produce my own music when I was 19. I wanted to create music that was not only good to dance to, but that also had substance and a purposeful message.” ESEM: “What exactly is Hope Hop music?” L. Boogie: “It is music that gives hope to ordinary people. I listened to what young people, communities and neighborhood churches were saying. Once I discovered what they were hungry for, I decided to cater to their needs. Hope Hop music provides optimism in tough and troubled times.” ESEM: “I must ask…Who is your barber?” L. Boogie: “Mike Counsel, owner of Barber King in Tulsa, Oklahoma.” Be on the look out for L. Boogie’s new hot single, “Where They Do That At” in October 2010. For updates, visit http://www.myspace.com/soundsoflboogie Copyrights © www.ExpoStyles.com

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ExpoStyles Model: Alexxus Browning is transitioning from Middle School to High School. The new beginning of looking a little more grown-up with still a sweet girl look. Cover Girl Summer/Spring color palette with baby powder pink gloss will get your young lady started on the right track. For more hair care tips, questions & reviews visit ExpoStyles hair care tips Blog and ExpoStyles Make-up tips Blog Copyrights ÂŠ Forty Photos/ www.ExpoStyles.com

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Renita’s Beauty Salon 1532 E Apache Tulsa OK (918)428-1502 Rochel Dion’s Hair & Spa 2410 N Shartel OKC, OK Stylist Natalie Russell (405)641-0390 Stylistix Salon 1105 N. Sheridan Tulsa OK (918)835-STYL or (918)4021599 Tyson Family Salon 6957 S. Lewis Tulsa OK (918)492-8434

Barber Shops Barber King/Mike Counsellor 7950 E.51st Tulsa OK (918)628-5464 www.tulsabarberking.com Barber Eric Bennett (312)5208022 www.myspace.com/kdotwreeve Fade Tite Barber Shop 7958 E. 41st Tulsa OK (918)610-8600

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