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- Satine contributes to the Colosseum in Rome, Italy.
S atine visited the historical landmark Colosseum amphitheater on February 23 for the Preservation of Archaeological Sites and Historical Artifacts (PASHA). It is the largest ancient amphitheater ever built, and is still the largest standing amphitheater in the world despite its age. She also visited Vatican City and its museum.
- Introducing the Preservation of Archaeological Sites and Historical Artifacts
The preservation of archaeological sites and historical artifacts holds significant importance for our founder Satine Queeni. As populations grow and cities expand, the remnants of our past face increasing threats of damage and destruction. Thanks to our new pro ject and latest extension of the Shanti foundation , the Pre servation of Archaeological Sites and Historical Artifacts (PASHA), we are stepping up to protect these important elements of our cultural heritage. Our work ensures that future generations can explore and understand the rich history that shapes humanity. We decided to launch PASHA in honor of our founder's birthday month. Satine Queeni decided to create the Preservation of Archaeological Sites and Historical Artifacts, an extension of the Shanti foundation in early 2025. Archaeological sites serve as windows into our past, offering priceless insights into ancient civilizations and the lives they lived. They are more than just collections of objects; they tell the stories of the people who came before us. Alarmingly, many of these sites are under threat from urban development, climate change, and illegal excavations. The Shanti foundation recognizes this urgency and is dedicated to promoting the conservation of these historic treasures. Restoration of historical artifacts is another critical focus of at PASHA. Many artifacts have experienced damage over time due to neglect or environmental factors. We employ skilled conservation specialists who carefully restore these items. This meticulous work is vital not just for preserving beauty but also for scientific analysis where researchers are able to uncover new insights into trade routes and everyday life in ancient societies. Individuals can also contribute to these preservation efforts by visiting archaeological sites and participating in cultural events. Every action matters: even sharing the importance of historical artifacts can significantly affect community awareness and support. The more people understand the value of cultural heritage, the more likely they will stand up for its protection. Our dedication to preserving archaeological sites and historical artifacts is essential for maintaining our cultural heritage. As the threat of loss looms over many significant historical sites, we are committed to this mission to play a crucial role in protecting these irreplaceable treasures. By supporting us, you can also take part in preserving the legacy of our ancestors for future generations. Our founder Satine Queeni in an antique store in Dublin, Ireland in Oc tober 2023.
- Shanti शांति Foundation 2024 Annual Report
2024 saw the Shanti शांति Foundation expand in three worldwide countries and held projects regarding animal welfare, and launched its first extension. Here is a brief overview of projects in which we contributed in 2024. Satine traveled to the Philippines in April 2024 for the sixth time in her life to feed and take care of numerous animals such as cats, dogs, sea stars and more. Satine holding a cat in the Philippines, April 2024. In August 2024, Satine contributed to the Jardim Zoológico in Lisbon, Portugal. Satine in front of an elephant in Portugal, August 2024. Shanti शांति Foundation's first extension was created in October 2024 for a more diversified and worldwide outcome: The Shanti Homelessness Relief Project (SHRP). From late December 2024 to early January 2025, Satine visited Türkiye and rescued and fed a large number of animals such as feral cats, dogs, rabbits and birds. Satine with cats in Türkiye, December 2024.
- Satine helps and rescues pets in Türkiye.
From December 21, 2024 to January 5, 2025, Satine visited Türkiye and rescued and fed a large number of animals such as feral cats, dogs, rabbits and birds . There are around 4 million stray cats throughout Türkiye , and Satine went there for two weeks to not only understand more about the inhabitants' respect for them but also to know more about how they live in the streets. She visited many cities like Istanbul, Bursa, Izmir, Ephesus, Bodrum, Kas, Antalya and Ankara in the Anatolian Peninsula .
- Introducing the Shanti Homelessness Relief Project
Established in October 2024, the Shanti Homelessness Relief Project, an extension of the Shanti foundation, was created out of our founder Satine Queeni's perspective of inequality in the world. Whilst services available to homeless individuals include temporary housing, shelter, restrooms, showers, meals, transportation, addictions/mental health counseling, job training and case management, it is not enough and homeless individuals could still greatly use your help. Here is how you can help the homeless in your community in small yet effective ways. Act - Donate to an organization fighting homelessness - Advocate & vote (ex: for low-income housing) - Intercultural and interfaith dialogues - Volunteer (at a food pantry or shelter) - Start a fundraiser - Engage in a conversation when encountered - Have compassion & practice kindness Donate - Water bottles - Clothing (sock s, jackets) - Food (cereal bars, sandwiches, crackers, peanut butter) - Gift cards (gift certificate to fast food) - Hygiene products (hand wipes, toothpaste/toothbrushes) - Sleeping bags, rain ponchos, backpacks - Childcare items (toys)
- Celebrating World Peace Day with Shanti annually
The International Day of Peace, also officially known as World Peace Day, is a United Nations-sanctioned holiday established in 1981 by the United Nations with a unanimous resolution. It is observed annually on September 21. Look for Peace Day activities in your own community and around the world. Whatever you choose to do, please pause at 12 Noon local time and join people all across the globe in a Minute of Silence/Moment of Peace. Here's what else you can do annually to celebrate peace: - Minute of silence at 12 noon (all time zones) - Peace education events - Intercultural and interfaith dialogues - Workshops on the UN Peace Day theme - Meditation and prayer - Planting peace poles - Community gatherings - Vigils - Concerts and festivals - Soccer/football matches in the spirit of peace - Service to others - Feasts for peace - Writing peace poetry - Yoga - Marches, parades and flag ceremonies - Public programs with government officials - Engaging youth in peace-building activities.
- Satine Queeni - The Complete Lyrics
Satine Queeni Full Discography is available now! Discover the complete lyrics of Satine Queeni's discography fully available here. "The music I make is inspired by the past, from Bach to The Beatles and Lana Del Rey. It's extremely varied, as I perform across multiple genres. That's why there's something for everyone in that LP." Soon available as a hardcover coffee table book!
- The Shanti Foundation शांति Helplines
Take care of a friend, a loved one, or yourself. Call, text, or chat with hotlines for suicide, domestic violence, anxiety, depression and other topics for help during difficult moments anytime, day or night with Find A Helpline . Sort hotlines by country or topic. United States United Kingdom
- Satine visits a sloth sanctuary in Costa Rica.
Satine visited a sloth sanctuary and rescued injured and orphaned sloths in Costa Rica in July 2020. The sanctuary is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, research, and release of injured or orphaned sloths. This charitable cause led Satine Queeni to create the Shanti शांति Foundation a year and a half later.
- "Become The Femme Fatale" written by Satine Queeni out now.
The ultimate guide to become the Femme Fatale: 18 exciting ways to be absolutely irresistible and new bonus updates. Revealing all the delicious tricks of the exquisite femme fatale who's on everyone's mind. Ah, the femme fatale-to paraphrase Mildred Piece, "the kind of woman every soul in the room wants!" The Hollywood noir legend from the 1940s has a point: it's just too tempting to chase after a femme fatale. But what if you want to become her? If you do, that's completely understandable. After all, she's smart, confident, seductive, and above all, powerful. If you're dying to possess all of her mysterious beauty, we'll tell you exactly how to be dangerously sexy just like her. So, get ready to play, darling. Here, you'll learn all the secrets to transforming yourself into an unforgettable femme fatale. Up to 16K reads and counting! Listen to the Spotify playlist 'Vintage Femme Fatale' updated weekly below: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/57BA9GMHQYmVS7Y2DY8Hh5?si=DZbgVvQYQe6ZcsW_m-bJfg
- Launch of Past Cosmetics
Launch of Past Cosmetics (previously Satine Queeni Beauty then Star Beauty). Discover vintage beauty. Past Cosmetics is a natural vintage-inspired makeup brand founded by Satine Queeni. Our collections are inspired by the makeup industry from the twentieth century, which was a revolutionary period of new innovations for cosmetics. Our story Past Cosmetics is a natural vintage-inspired makeup brand launched in February 2022 by actress and historian Satine Queeni. Our classic collections are inspired by the makeup industry from the twentieth century, which was a revolutionary period of new innovations for cosmetics. Our raison d'être is producing vintage-influenced cosmetics that will make you feel like you stepped back in time. Our founder Satine Queeni, the founder, creative & art director of Past Cosmetics is a French-born British American actress, historian, musician and philanthropist. She is particularly known for playing in period dramas spanning in the late modern period in American and British movies and series. She studies anthropology and cultural history, and is renowned for her quintessential vintage lifestyle and pastiches. Her mantra is "long live the good old days" and we make sure that our brand stands for that. Made accessible Accessibility is essential at Past Cosmetics. Thus, we create affordable, timeless and high quality products for everyone, everywhere. Our founder Satine Queeni thought that it was about time to change the cosmetic industry by making a brand accessible to everyone and a good quality in our products and beyond. Plus, most of our products are multitasking, making it easy for you to create your own makeup routine. We keep it real Past Cosmetics is built on the philosophy of authenticity, and for us that means genuine, unretouched skin. We do not use filters in pursuit of a "perfect" skin because it simply doesn't exist. Everyone's natural skin is different yet always beautiful. Also, we do not use artificial intelligence, and nothing on here is AI-generated in any way whatsoever. Sustainability & commitment Here at Past Cosmetics, we prioritize your well-being and the planet. Our products are consciously made and crafted with natural ingredients, ensuring they are cruelty-free, gluten-free, and free from harmful additives. Experience the purity of vegan and dermatologist-tested formulas, designed to nourish your skin without compromise. Love comes with respect Our founder Satine Queeni has always had a passionate love for all animals. Thus, our commitment to being cruelty-free and vegan is unwavering. We firmly believe in treating all living beings with respect and compassion, which is why we never test our products on animals or use any animal-derived ingredients and never will. Our values, inside & out Our objective is minimizing plastic parts, using post-consumer recycled materials wherever possible and recyclable materials for primary packages like PET(G), PP and Glass. All orders use 100% FSC-certified (Forest Stewardship Council) recycled boxes and recycled packing materials that are sustainable. Moreover, our products are made with love by happy people. We are committed to a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery of any kind, in all aspects of our operations. This commitment extends to all companies that directly supply or provide services to our business. We believe in upholding the highest ethical standards and ensuring that our practices promote dignity and respect for all individuals. What we support 1% of our annual sales goes to the Shanti foundation. Established in 2022, Shanti is a non-governmental organization launched by Satine Queeni. Shanti equally donates to varied projects worldwide such as the anti-war movement, protecting endangered animals, historic preservation and justice for everyone everywhere. Shanti holds frequent projects and new extensions were created afterwards for a more diversified and worldwide outcome. SHOP NOW pastcosmetics.com Closure Announcement On April 6, 2022, Satine Queeni Beauty was launched. Our brand saw different ethos and renames like Star Beauty for a year but finally came together on September 25, 2023 as Past Cosmetics. Our goal was to create a natural vintage-inspired makeup, skincare and fragrance brand inspired by the cosmetic industry from the twentieth century. And that's what we did for two whole years. But our founder Satine Queeni believes Past Cosmetics no longer aligns with its original vision. Thus, it is with a heavy heart that we announce the closing of our brand. Past Cosmetics' sale of all skincare products were discontinued for disinclined reasons as of October 11, 2024 online. The brand announced their shutdown on April 4, 2025 because "[...] our founder Satine Queeni believes Past Cosmetics no longer aligns with its original vision," their makeup products ceased to be produced on April 10, 2025 after three years in operation. It's been an incredible journey, thank you. All the best, Satine Queeni & the Past Cosmetics team. May the good old days live long.
- Launch of the Shanti शांति Foundation
About us Established in February 2022, the Shanti शांति Foundation is a non-governmental organization launched by actress, historian and philanthropist Satine Queeni. Shanti works for frequent and varied projects worldwide such as the anti-war movement, protecting the planet and endangered animals, historic preservation and justice for everyone everywhere. Meaning of Shanti Inspired by the late 1960s counterculture, associated especially with the "peace and love" hippie movement, Satine Queeni decided to name her foundation "Peace" in the Hindi language, which translates to shanti (शांति). "I felt like somethings needed to be done in the world. If I can help people in need, I'll do it." -Satine Queeni Learn more at shantifoundation.com
- Launch of Angelika
Angelika was founded in 2022 by Satine Queeni. Our mission: To create a shop for yourself: clothes, quality & love. Made by women for every women because beauty doesn't have a size. At Angelika, we support diversity; our clothes are for every women. Your body, your choice. "Express yourself with what you wear and be yourself no matter what." Shop now at angelika.com
- Satine Queeni's Favorite Songs
Satine shares her passion for music by taking you through the collection of her favorite tracks of all time. Available to listen now on Spotify.
- Satine contributes to the Jardim Zoológico in Lisbon, Portugal.
Satine visited the Lisbon zoo on August 30. Around 2000 animals in a group of approximately 300 species, including mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians live there. The zoo's missio n is to develop and promote a zoological and botanical park, as an endangered species conservation and reproduction center, through scientific investigation and environmental enrichment programs.
- Satine goes to Dubai, United Arab Emirates in the Middle East to feed animals in the desert.
In August, Satine visited Dubai, and fed animals in the desert.
- Satine travels to the Huye district in Rwanda to do humanitarian work in schools.
While working with Shanti, Satine traveled to Rwanda from March to July 2023. There, she donated school supplies to middle schoolers in Butante in the Huye District and in Kigali City. She visited the school pictured on the pictures below on April 19, 2023.
- Satine donates half of her hair to an association that creates wigs for people with cancer.
On July 1st, Satine decided to donate half of her hair, and gave it to an association that creates wigs for people with cancer.
- Satine travels to the Philippines to feed and rescue animals.
In April, Satine traveled to the Philippines for the sixth time to feed and take care of numerous animals such as cats, dogs, sea stars and more.
- Satine visits the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda.
Satine visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial in July 2023 while she was staying in Rwanda. The Kigali Genocide Memorial is the final resting-place of 250,000 people murdered across Rwanda's capital city during the genocide against the Tutsi. This museum is the birthplace of peace education in Rwanda, and it is also home to the Genocide Archive of Rwanda.