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droplet device duo hey guys welcome back to skin anarchy i am so excited because today we're

going to be talking a lot about um the world of like salons and like you know waxing and a lot of

body care stuff that i don't think we get to really talk about and also just building out a

brand like that. I have so many questions in this area for our guests today. So without further ado,

please welcome Morgan Gordon, who is the VP of brand development and marketing for Salon Perfect,

and she is also the creator of Slick. Welcome, Morgan. I'm so excited to host you. Hi, I'm so happy to be here. Thank you.

Yeah, I'm really excited to welcome you on the show because, you know, I have so many questions,

but I want to get, from you, I want to get a background if you can walk us down memory lane

and tell us about your career and all of the wonderful things that led to the entrepreneurship role for you. What was that like?

Absolutely. So I've been in my career for about 15 years plus. I started as a cosmetologist

in high school where there was a program for a vocational school. So I knew early on that I was

really into beauty, which I think I'm really

lucky to have known at such a young age. So yeah, I got my cosmetology license. And I also thought,

okay, I want to go to college too. And do I want to be a stylist forever? So also really lucky to have

known from a young age that I loved beauty, but I really was interested in

the business side of beauty and development. I loved making people feel really beautiful. So,

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