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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at FSU chapter.

(Kanvas picture was taken from www.kanvasbeauty.com)

The Collegiate Merchandising Association (CMA) is a student run organization in the College of Human Sciences.  The organization’s Student Liaisons, Robin Holmes and Amanda Rosson, plan a multitude of socials for its members.  Last week, the social was a shopping trip at Kanvas Beauty on Thomasville Road.  Not only did members receive 10% off their purchases, but their friends, roomies, sorority sisters, and other guests did, too.  Guests were offered veggies, cheeses, and other assorted snacks and drinks while they browsed the store for new beauty goodies. 
 
Kanvas owner, Lisa, and associates assisted the guests in learning more about their unique skin compositions.  Assisting guests in choosing anything from exfoliators and moisturizers to lip colors and foundations, new clients left with luxury skin goods well worth the trip.  The guests not only found out which shades of lip colors complimented their skin tones, but had options of lipstick, solid gloss, and lip gloss.  With product lines ranging from T. LeClerc to Essie, the guests in attendance of this special CMA social definitely reaped the benefits of the great deals offered.

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Viviana Victoria is a sophomore at the Florida State University, class of 2013, double majoring in Retail Merchandising & Product Development and the new English track offered at FSU, editing, writing, and media. Born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, moving up to Tallahassee was quite a change. During her first year in college, after changing her major three times, she was fortunate enough to discover her passion for writing this early on. Her goal is to write for a major fashion magazine or to be a screenplay writer in the future. She is an active member of the Collegiate Merchandising Association (CMA) at FSU, as well as a contributing writer of College Magazine, an advice publication for college students founded by a graduate student of Maryland. Some of her interests include playing sports, reading, working out, and basically having a good time. Her ultimate life goal is to touch lives and to be remembered as the girl who always made people smile regardless of what was thrown her way.