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She
then formed her own production company and produced over fifty
programs for PBS and HBO. Two of her feature films were named by TV
Guide as the best films of their respective years. One was awarded
the coveted George Foster Peabody Award. She also won an Emmy for a
film series on which she was the writer.
When
she moved from film to theatre she was nominated for a Tony Award
for the Broadway musical Wind in the Willows, the show which
brought fame to Vicki Lewis and Nathan Lane.
Throughout her career, she has worked with the best makeup artists
in the field. She has seen at first hand that true makeup artistry
comes not from trying to make a face conform to the latest fashion
trends, but from enhancing the wearer's natural beauty and, as a
result, allowing her personality to shine.
Her
experience in working with women whose careers depended on a clear
complexion has allowed her to see how skin disorders and
sensitivities not only threaten careers but can also destroy
self-confidence. This is what led her to develop a makeup line that
could contribute to the lives of women by aiding the health of the
skin.
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