Support Our Fellow Model, Amber!

Hey, all! I just wanted to make a quick blog post to encourage all you Facebook fanatics to vote for fellow model, Amber Gibson, who is in the running for the "Face of Smashbox Cosmetics Contest." In order for Amber to be considered for the semifinals, she'll need to be in the top 20 and so far she's kicking butt but can definitely benefit from more votes! The contest is being held by Smashbox Cosmetics using their Facebook profile, which is why you have to be on Facebook in order to vote.

The cool thing about this voting system is that it is through Facebook so all you need to do is log in and go to the link (which I will provide in a minute), click on the "Vote to Win" button, and then click on the link for "Highest Rated" and she'll pop right up! Voting takes a second to do and you can vote once a day until June 21, 2009. Another great thing is that you don't have to sign up for anything or create a profile for anyone. Pretty convenient so please take the time to vote for Amber--I know talent when I see it, and Amber is one of those individuals who has managed to put together an impressive freelance career and I definitely want to see her do more and you can help!

Here is the link:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Smashbox-Cosmetics/15139870074?v=app_77737382263&viewas=594555118

(And in case you're wondering, that is the fabulous Amber pictured in this post)

Comments

Alina Farace said…

Amber the fellow model is looking nice in the photo with fine hair color.

May 14, 2009 at 4:51 AM

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