Woodall chats skin care fails, becoming an entrepreneur at 50 and what not to wear
I’ve met so many women that gave me the inspiration to start a makeup brand that would make life really easy to make yourself look good. I wanted it to be beautiful formulations, really easy to use and easy to carry around — now we’re a global brand and we sell to 200 countries around the world and we have a million customers. I started Trinny London at age 50 and I think it’s never ever too late to have that journey of being an entrepreneur. You just have to have it inside your spirit.
The industry I grew up in presents really processed photographs to the point that you could not recognize the model from the final image. In order to be acceptable or to feel good about myself, that’s what I have to aspire to — which is impossible, to aspire to images that have been digitally changed.Article content
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