Shereese Hair & Beauty Magazine Soars with Sophistication as It Prepares for Its 4th Installment Release of Today’s Hottest New Lifestyle Hair and Beauty Magazine

April’s issue of SH& B puts the spotlight on politics most powerful woman in the nation, as well as one of entertainments most cultivated female entrepreneurs.

(PRWEB) April 11, 2006 -- This month SH&B takes you behind the scene of professional poise according to Secretary of State Dr. Condoleezza Rice with her conservative, no nonsense style that commands respect not only on Capitol Hill but also around the world. SH& B’s staff writer, Winfred Warrick describes Condoleezza Rice being, “armored with a full head of beautiful hair and her sleek Sts. John business suits, she is ready to tackle the huge job of protecting our country’s civil liberties”. This article takes a rare look at the Alabama native’s sense of fashion from her soft-layered bangs down to her smoking stilettos. We also introduce you to the entertainment industries most progressive and respected in her field of expertise. Johnnie Walker holds the distinction of being named the first female Sr. Vice President of Promotion for the Def Jam Music Group and the only female to ever hold that position for the company. Ms. Walker, after 14 years at Def Jam, took the reins as Head of Urban Promotion for DreamWorks Record, and in 1999 founded the National Association of Black Female Executives in Music and Entertainment, Inc. NABFEME, A non-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness and provide access to women of color in music and entertainment.

Make sure to grab your copy of Shereese Hair & Beauty Magazine for the full scoop on how these multifaceted businesswomen manage to keep beauty top priority.

Created by the celebrity hairstylist diva, Shereese Slate. Shereese Hair & Beauty Magazine is the new guide for a one-of-a kind look at the latest fashions, beauty trends, hairstyles, books, music and more. We bring you fresh new faces and today’s movers & shakers in every industry.

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