All right, everyone. Okay, we've got a special interview today, but like, listen, Jen and

I were kind of dragging this week. The world is dragging this week. Yeah, it's, it's,

it's been tough. But I have to say that on weeks during weeks where in Jen and I, I

feel like Jen, we are pretty cognizant of like the bigger picture, even though we do work

in a very, in an industry that is, you know, quite frothy at times. Yeah. Sometimes fixates

on things that are not important. I think that today's guest is a really good one because

I think she's a woman who definitely thinks about the bigger picture and has, she's focused

on, I think, important, important things. I really putting a sentence to get important

things, good things, good things. Yeah. It's funny because, so this is Sharon Chideau's

our guest today. And, you know, we started talking to her before we began recording. And

I was like, wait, wait, we just have to get this on the record because we were talking

about how heavy the news is in the world today. And Sharon had really good point, which

is her company and what she's built isn't just about selling lipstick. She wants to kind

of make a difference. And we really, we really dig into that in this interview. So if

you don't know who Sharon is, I'll probably give just a little bit of background. She's

the creative director of Oma Beauty and Oma by Sharon C, which is at Walmart. We've talked

about her on the podcast because, first of all, I love her foundations. Say what foundation

because they're skincare too. Just going to put that out there. They're really great.

She is a resume that you would not believe in the beauty industry. She's worked at Revlon

L'Oreal, Benefit Cosmetics. Last year, actually, she started to pull up for change movement.

And we talk about that. It was a social media campaign that challenged companies to release

the total number of black employees at their companies and identify the levels where they

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