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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On the heels of its debut season, Netflix s original medical/lifestyle reality show
Skin Decision: Before and After has received a 2021 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lifestyle Series. The series takes a unique approach to its genre, as it seeks to bring healing, confidence, and self-empowerment to people who have endured traumatic and life-altering experiences. Featuring board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Sheila Nazarian,
Skin Decision goes beyond superficial appearances and highlights the beauty within each patient while sharing intimate and emotional stories of real-life people who have suffered everything from confidence-crushing relationships to near-fatal car crashes.
For those of you who have been following my skincare journey, you will remember that I about my problems. Armed with my new bot-recommended skincare routine, I had a virtual sit-down with one the co-founders of BARE, the brilliant startup behind said robot. Oluwaferanmi Ogundipe is her name and building tech for black skin is her game.
This is her life in tech.
Finding the right product for your skin can be a pain. You stand in front of your mirror and you notice dark spots. Your friend recommends Product A to you and swears that it will clear all your blemishes. You trust your friend so you use it. Now your dark spots have pimples.