Feature Interview
advice. I teach women how to create a makeup look that complements their outfit.”
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STYLEetc caught up with the internationally renowned American makeup artist and CEO of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics to find out what it takes to be Bobbi Brown!
2012 will be the biggest and best yet!
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Bobbi Brown
confident We’re
QUEEN of cosmetics for ‘real women’, Bobbi Brown is passionate about making women feel confident about their looks. Her lastest book ‘Pretty Powerful’ is featured on the following pages, it’s a very uplifting read!
But first, we find out where Bobbi Brown’s love for makeup originated, and the stepping stones that led the talented makeup artist to become an internationally renowned brand with cosmetics sold in over 50 countries.
What did you want to be growing up as a child? “As a young girl, all I ever wanted to do was play with makeup. When I was growing up my mom was so beautiful and glamorous. My early memories of watching my mother apply her make up in her blue gilded bathroom are still with me.”
Who or what inspired you to pursue a career in the cosmetic industry? “My love affair with makeup started at an early age when I first discovered my mother’s collection of makeup. My mom always intrigued and inspired me with her glamour and beauty
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