COM322 - Talks with Bree

  BreezWax is a unisex waxing and grooming salon based in Buffalo, New York. BreezWax currently offers waxing, facial, butt facials, and vajacial services. Founded in October of 2020, Briana Bautista had an idea to start a side job that would be beneficial for her peers and herself. Trying to wordplay with her name, BreezWax seemed to be the perfect fit for the name of this company.  While educating herself and taking courses, BreezWax developed. Seeing that there was a low demand for these kinds of services, Briana decided to brainstorm how she can make her dream become reality. The audience BreezWax currently focuses on women and men from ages of 18 to 50 years old. Currently focusing on the African American community, skincare regimes aren’t a focus for this community, but BreezWax is changing that narrative. Skincare should be a priority rather than a luxury. The reason for creating this logo is to attract as many newcomers as Briana can. Flyers and business cards are the ...

 

 

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         The Coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on the functioning and outcomes of educational systems, some of which have already been strained in various ways. This is true all over the world, and it affects all children to varying degrees depending on a variety of factors, including where they live, their ages, family foundations, and their access to "substitute" educational opportunities during the pandemic. When the pandemic reached its peak in late winter, the virus forced almost all of the more than 55 million students under the age of 18 in the United States to stay at home, and 1.4 billion people out of school or child care around the world.  Not only did these children need daily access to class and the necessary support services that schools provide for a large number of students, but they often missed out on a variety of exercises, group events, and athletic opportunities such as pools and jungle gyms.        The current ...