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PRECIOUS PINK MEMORIES


On October 17, 2014, I had the privilege of hosting the First Annual Precious Pink Memories created by Luna Starz Management. Luna Starz Management is a savvy event planning company created by Lounick Perony, aka Cookie Sweet. As a Breast Cancer Survivor, Lounick Perony is committed to creating fun filled events in order to fundraise for Breast Cancer Awareness. A portion of the proceeds are donated to American Cancer Society at Making Strides Walk.



















After receiving the news that I would be hosting Precious Pink Memories, my first thought was, "What am I going to do with my hair?" As a naturalist for the past three years, I've been wearing many different styles of kinky twists. I did not want to look the same for the event. I felt that I needed to step up and demonstrate some creativity of my natural beauty and charm.
As I envisioned, I came up with a Mohawk, but I was not sure of how the front was going to turn out. And, as you know, I definitely did not want to wear a regular Mohawk, since I always dare to be different. As I sat in my hairdresser's chair, I told her to start the back with the Mohawk, and shift it to the side. As she proceeded my vision became clear, then I confirmed that I wanted a half moon in the front, shifted to the side. And, that is how I ended up with this beauty. My hair created lots of attention as I walked the streets of New York City. People literally stopped me and requested to take a look at my hair. And, when they ask me the name of the style, I answered with a smile, "It's a Half Moon Mohawk".
As far as my outfit, I actually shopped my closet. All of the items worn, I owned years ago. Now let me inform you that this dress did not fit me, a month ago. I was unable to put up the zipper to close the back of the dress. Therefore, I decided to return to my exercise regimen which was long overdue. Signed up for the gym and began cardiovascular workout routines to remove some excess fat which did not belong on my body. My weight fluctuates all the time, but the greatness of it all is that I always find a way to snap it back. I also changed my diet by eating more fruits and vegetables, incorporated juicing on a daily basis, reduced my carbohydrate intake and added fiber to my daily eating routine.














You can find this undeniably hot faux leather sheet dress at Venus, (online clothing store).
The shoes were from Rainbow Shop , the custom jewelry were from local beauty accessory stores.



















The beauty in pink is Lounick Perony, aka Cookie Sweet, CEO/Owner of Luna Starz Management and a Breast Cancer Survivor for two years. She is living her dream via Luna Starz Management. Feel free to contact Luna Starz Management for your next event at 718-506-8260. Follow Luna Starz Management on Facebook.


Photo Credits: QLick Photography
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