Let's go, girls.

Hello, hello, this is Brooke DeVard and you're listening to the Naked Beauty podcast. Welcome back to another week of Naked Beauty, where we are going deep with women I admire about self-care beauty, creating the life that you really want to live.

I can think of no better person than

Bozema St. John to speak on this topic. She is someone who has impressed me from the moment I've

met her. I've known Bozuma for a long time, actually. She and my mother are close, and I followed

her career since she was at Netflix, her work with Uber, her work at Apple, her work way back

with Pepsi when she was doing the

Beyonce Super Bowl halftime show. She has been a legend for a very long time. And now I feel

like more people get to experience Bose's magic because she is on the Real Housewives of Beverly

Hills. So I had to bring this episode back. We had this conversation actually when I was still

working as a full-time employee

at Instagram. And so much of what we're talking about is abandoning the plan you had for

yourself, pivoting, reinventing yourself. She is someone that is always just firing on all cylinders.

So enjoy this throwback episode and I will be back next week with a new episode of Naked Beauty.

Let's get into it.

Okay, Bose, thank you so much for being on naked beauty. I'm so excited to have you on.

Thank you. I'm glad to be here. Yes. And we all know you're like a marketing superstar,

but you're also a beauty icon. I mean, you always look amazing. Your hair, your makeup,

like you're always serving a look. Come on. Talk to me now. Talk to me nice.

So we're going to get into all of like your beauty favorites, your beauty inspiration.

But I want to hear kind of growing up, what was your perception of beauty growing up?

Did you feel beautiful growing up? Did you have beauty icons or people you looked up to?

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