Blazers

A blazer can be paired with anything from jeans and t-shirts to dresses, skirts and pants. The most important thing is to choose something that fits well and makes you feel comfortable.

I set up this site for young ladies. This website is created and to teach younger women, it’s okay to dress modest and it’s okay to want to dress classy. I learn the hard way that the way you get approach is the way you carry yourself. Your appearance does matter. It’s okay to wear blazers, have etiquette and be classy. I think in this generation, we often follow society and others. It’s okay and normal to set your own trends. It’s okay not to dress like everyone else. Being yourself and being authentic is key. You want respect you have to carry yourself with respect. Wearing Blazers just brings a self confidence and chic feeling. It’s such an elegant and professional attire. This Blazer line and the essential body oil is for all women. I think being different makes any woman stand out. I chose the color purple for my Blog in remembrance of the singer Prince because he is one of my favorite artist and he loved wearing Blazers. So do I. Also the color purple is a symbol of royalty and peace. I hope when women wear my Blazers they feel like royalty in it and it gives women self confidence.

Glists Essential Body Oil

Ingredients

Lavender Essential Oil

Origin: Flowers of the lavender herb.
Benefits: Soothing, calming, antidepressant. Helps acne, burns, bruises, eczema, inflammation, psoriasis, sunburn, insect bites, and wounds. Is a cell regenerator and has a reputation for slowing wrinkles.
Used in these Good Earth products: Lavender Face Cream, Healing Skin Salve, Lavender Body & Air Mist, Bug Off! Insect Repellent.

About Me

Timira Washington a young coming up entrepreneur born in Orlando, Florida but raise in a small town call Moultrie. Graduate from Colquitt County High School in two-thousand and thirteen. Graduate from Dental College in two thousand and twenty one. Currently married and is living in Tallahassee. A member of the WE ( Women Empowerment organization.)  A publish author of the Book Black Country Gal, a young business woman and ambitious woman.