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Savannah Hasham

March 21, 2024 / hashamsavannah / Leave a comment

Prof. Gilligan Civic Media in the Digital Age (Journalism 2.0) Topic: The Beauty & Cosmetic Industry Today’s Beauty World In today's world, we are practically engulfed with beauty and the standards that society places on us. Although, beauty standards and cosmetics affect both women and men; in this blog, I will harp on a woman’s … Continue reading Savannah Hasham

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