Today I’m talking to Kaylyn Easton, the Chief Marketing Officer of Skinny & Company, producers of the world’s only 100% raw coconut oil. I have recently become obsessed with their products and mission, and I can’t wait for you to become obsessed as well. Skinny & Company present a really nice holistic approach to skin care which will help your clients look and feel beautiful in a very eco-chic way.

Kaylyn has a very interesting background in television journalism, and so as an added bonus to our conversation, she is going to tell you how to look ‘HD camera ready’ to get across a clear marketing message. I think you’re really going to enjoy this interview!

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When you’re healthy, you have more motivation and opportunity to help others.” – Kaylyn Easton

Show Notes:

• Changes in journalism
• Tips to become camera ready
• What makeup to use for HD videos
• How to transition from journalism to marketing
• The difference between raw coconut oil and organic oils
• How can being healthy can change the world
• What is oil pulling?
• The difference between glass and plastic jars

You want to make sure that anything you’re eating or putting into your body is the most pure, healthy substance possible, and that’s why we use glass because glass contains the coconut oil so much better.” – Kaylyn Easton

• Alkaline vs. acidic oils
• How raw coconut oil can help you lose weight
• What coconut ointments help heal new tattoos
• What oils to use for different types of hair
• Removing makeup with facial oils
• Using tea tree oil to treat acne
• Why the owners of Skinny & Co. created a 100% raw coconut oil

I always say the brighter the better, because that’s going to make your skin look a lot more flawless.” -Kaylyn Easton

Links Mentioned:

• Check out Skinny & Co.
• Get your hands on Kaylyn’s favorite foundation
• Connect with Kaylyn:

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I always tell people to frame it at an eighth grade level. If you’re working with skin care and beauty products, you have insider information that perhaps a customer’s just not going to understand if you speak in that lingo.” – Kaylyn Easton