EATING COTTON BALLS TO STAY THIN - Making A Supermodel: A Parents’ Guide Keeps Your Daughter Safe

April 6, 2011 - PRLog -- Author, Janice Celeste momager of supermodel Sessilee Lopez, has written the first book for parents of budding fashion models that gives parents real world advice and prepares them on what to expect when working with the fashion industry. Some of the examples are just down right shocking. Janice knew of girls who managed their weight by eating cotton balls dipped in orange juice to feel full. She warns that without parental supervision anything can happen. “We teach our children to be weary of strangers but when it comes to the fashion industry, parents often turn their daughters over to complete strangers for the possibility of a hint of fame and fortune,” said Celeste.

   Some of the topics covered in the book include:  an overview on the fashion industry as a business; how to manage the responsibilities of an underage model as a single parent; what your daughter needs to know to be a fashion model; getting discovered; how much money she will make at each stage of her success; managing her education; the best way to handle sibling rivalry; dealing with nudity in the industry; the best markets for new faces; how to find an agent and much, much more. “I advocate healthy bodies in fashion and parents looking after their children, even if they aren't supermodels,” said Celeste.

   Parents can get regularly updated information that will help promote their children’s fashion career at Celeste’s website at http://www.MakingASupermodel.com.

   If you’d like more information about Making A Supermodel, or to schedule and interview with Janice Celeste, please call Janice Celeste at 973-252-6119 or email Janice at Author@MakingASupermodel.com.