Wednesday, May 18, 2016

DIVA HUSTLE: RAPPER NAS DAUGHTER DESTINY JONES IS MAKING MAJOR MOVE FOR HER 'LIPMATIC' LIP GLOSS LINE TO POP WORLDWIDE...{Photos/Details}

Rapper Nas oh so pretty daughter Destiny Jones who has blossom into a gorge young lady lauched her lip gloss brand “Lipmatic.” in 2014 and is now taking the lip line to the next level to make it be known worldwide. Alright Chica! Check on her as she talk all about making major boss moves, inside .

Destiny Jones is making a attempt to step out of her dad Nas Shadow to be known as her own person. Jones and her mother, Carman Bryan, are currently making boss moves touring the Unites States to promote her lip gloss brand “Lipmatic.” to become a worldwide.

In a interview with RollingOut Destiny snapped that she making major moves as she will be heading out to many major cities across the country so that girls could have an opportunity to meet her and try on all 12 of her lip gloss colors.

"Lipmatic is a “streetwear, hip-hop brand. It’s not just glitz and glamour. It’s for real girls. It’s New York-based and a reflection of who I am as a person,” Jones said, clarifying that ‘real girls’ are those who “are from the city, girls who went to public school, girls who wanna look cute. Girls who don’t want their lips to be all sticky.

"Not everybody wants a dry lip or a matte lip — sometimes we want a shiny lip. I wanted to do something for girls who are kind of like me.”

Scroll below to read more of the interview:

What you are showcasing in the pop-up today?

Basically all 12 of my lip gloss colors and giving people the opportunity to try the glosses on. Sometimes when you buy products online, you don’t know how it’s going to look on you and it helps to try things out in person. We did a pop-up in NY and LA, and Chicago was the next major city we needed to do.

What motivated you to launch this line?

I always loved lip gloss, ever since I was little. I used to make my own with a little kit that I had. I always knew I wanted to have my own line. I wanted to make sure I had something that was organic, healthy, not sticky and not bad for your lips. I wanted it to represent who I am. It’s a streetwear, hip-hop brand. It’s not just glitz and glamour. It’s for real girls. It’s New York-based and a reflection of who I am as a person.

When you say “real girls” what do you mean by that?

Real everyday girls, me. Girls who are from the city, girls who went to public school, girls who wanna look cute. Girls who don’t want their lips to be all sticky. Not everybody wants a dry lip or a matte lip — sometimes we want a shiny lip. I wanted to do something for girls who are kind of like me.

What is the challenge of running this business?

The challenge is basically doing everything by myself. I don’t really have a team or assistants. Everything that has to be done, I have to make sure it gets done and if it doesn’t work out, that’s all on me.

What’s next for you?

I definitely want to do lipsticks and I might start doing matte glosses and go into further cosmetics.

What words do you have for the 10-year-old girl who is looking up to you and wants to follow their dream?

You just have to do it, no matter who is helping you or who tells you that you can’t. At the end of the day, nobody can tell you how to be you. You are your own individual with your own style and put 100 percent of your heart into everything that you do.