Hey guys, welcome back to Skin Anarchy. Our guest today needs absolutely no introduction.

She is truly an icon. I have been probably her biggest fan for so long, way before I started

this podcast. So this is a huge full circle moment for me. I can't tell you guys how ecstatically

happy I am to be doing this interview. So without further ado, please welcome Natasha to Nona.

Welcome Natasha. I'm so excited. to Nona. Welcome to Tasha.

I'm so excited. Oh my gosh. Thank you so much. What an introduction. Oh, my gosh. Thank you for

having me. I'm so, so happy to chat with you today. I'm looking forward to deep dive into

interesting topics. Yeah. No, I'm so excited. Oh, no. It's it it's an honor that's like such an understatement it's

such an honor and i'm just such a fan of not only obviously the amazing brand you've created

the movement you've created with that and the impact you've had on this industry for people like me

people all over the world so without me ranting too much, I want to

start with learning all about me. Like, no, I'm sorry. I'm like a, I like love bomb people, I feel

like. But no, I want to, I want to learn everything. Like, tell us like, where did the journey

begin for you? I know mom was a chemist, right? So growing up, you were around,

like, science? I mean, tell us everything. Okay, so my mom was a chemist, not in cosmetics,

but in unorganic chemistry. They were experimenting in Germany with coal, which was a quite

boring topic for me as a kid, but I loved the environment of the lab. So I was visiting her

many, many times after the school. We had lunch together, and then I kind of went into her office.

And she was doing three specific things over there. She was a lab chemist. And they did those

experiments. And she was also photographing those experiments.

And she developed in a dark room.

She developed the pictures back then.

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