Aleksa Palladino from the Golden Globe nominated film, The Irishman, and Sheer Necessity founder, Kimmie Jepson.
BEVERLY HILLS, CA (LA ELEMENTS) 1/16/2020 – “We feel most alive when we’re giving! Our hearts feel happy and full! We believe true beauty lies in a giving heart,” says Kimmie Jeppson founder of Sheer Necessity. Sheer Necessity was born after Jeppson gave birth to her second child. Once her pregnancy glow went away, eczema flared up leaving her frustrated. After failed products and dermatologist visits, Jeppson turned to her Aunt Jennifer who gave her 3 key ingredients to make a body scrub. Out of “sheer necessity” and desperation, she created her very own Coffee Scrub that completely healed her of her eczema. After 4 years of experimenting and testing on friends and family, Coffee Addict Coffee Scrub™ was born! Sheer Necessity is not only bringing people great skincare with the best natural ingredients, but bringing awareness and funding to the causes and communities who desperately need our help. Jepson believes in giving fully and generously to those that need it the most.
Innovative skincare was not the only thing that stars took home with them from the DPA 2020 Pre-Golden Globes Gifting Lounge. Everything from gourmet bites and beverages, spa treatments, dream vacations and more. were gifted to celebrities and select members of the media. This exclusive event was held on January 3rd and 4th at the extravagant Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel. Among the outstanding gift sponsors were the following:
Le Taha’s Island Resort & Spa Let’s face it: As glamorous and exciting as awards season is, any nominee will tell you that there is a certain amount of stress involved too. So a dream getaway to a beautiful island in French Polynesia was an especially welcome gift from DPA.
Brian Cox, Golden Globe winner for Best Performance By an Actor in a Television Series, Succession, with his gift from Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa
“The Haas Wellness Center’s mission is to provide a venue that supports health and fitness for men, women, and our youth,” says Hilda Kasimian founder of Haas Wellness Center. This premier facility offers top of the line skincare using the latest advancements in both radio frequency and laser technology. They gifted attendees with certificates redeemable for treatments at their facilities in Glendale.
Azure Medical Technologies gifted Orion, a medical grade device that with just 3 minutes a day 5 days a week use, reduces wrinkles, lifts, and stimulates the production of collagen via LED light.
Four of Fire offered their Reiki infused handcrafted crystal gemstone healing trees and jewelry to VIP guests.
SWAY launched their Signature Dry Body Oil, Trademark, this year at the gift lounge. Trademark allows you to completely customize your dry body oil so that it serves your unique skin needs with a scent that you love. Attendees were able to customize and take home their very own Trademark bottles.
Ivy George, from the Golden Globe nominated series, Big Little Lies, stops by the SWAY display.
VIP guests were treated to delicious gourmet nibbles while in the gifting lounge. Dreamy Creations uses natural and organic ingredients to create sweets that are both healthy and tasty. Attendees snacked on their delicious gluten free, vegan cupcakes. Carvery Kitchen satisfied everyone’s cravings with their delectable food spread. Carvery Kitchen had a wide variety of delicious options from their savory brisket and creamy mashed potatoes.
Philanthropy was also a key component in DPA gift lounge, and this year’s Golden Globe gifting suite featured Lollipop Theater Network, Inner-City Arts, and The Pablove Foundation.
Lollipop Theater Network is a non-profit dedicated to bringing movies and entertainment to children nationwide who are in hospitals due to chronic or life-threatening illnesses. The Lollipop Theater Network works to bring the season’s biggest blockbusters while they are still in theaters to those sick children and their families. They are able to accomplish this by working with leading motion picture studios to bring the joy, magic, and a momentary escape of the movies to those who need it most.
Inner-City Arts is an organization founded in 1989 in Los Angeles. This organization offers a safe, creative space in here in the City of Angeles. Over the years, Inner-City Arts has provided more than 200,000 children from underserved communities a space where they can create, explore, and have quality arts instruction. “What you all do is so amazing for your kids. The lessons they learn last a lifetime… build their confidence and many times give kids that don’t have a voice or a way to express-themselves the way to do so. I can’t thank you enough,” says Lisa C., a 3rd grade teacher who attended Inner-City Arts with her students.f
The Pablove Foundation provides kids with cancer an outlet and the opportunity to develop a creative voice during their treatment, which is crucial. The foundation is dedicated to our unique approach of addressing childhood cancer through art and science to realize their mission to: Improve the lives of children living with cancer through the arts, and invest in underfunded, cutting-edge pediatric cancer research.
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Cover photo of Josh Pais from Joker at the ärtskül display and all other photography courtesy of Claire Painchaud and Juliet Vibert.
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