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Doe Deere: Breaking Traditional Beauty Rules

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Doe Deere is the successful CEO of Lime Crime cosmetics. Doe Deere is also living her dream. She longed for a business that would make an impact on the makeup world and deliver unique products to the customers that they could not find anywhere else. Well, that dream is now a reality. Doe Deere is the founder of a very innovative cosmetic line that is designed to bring out the creative side in the individual. Doe Deere is a site to behold. She rocks pastel blue hair with style. Her ruby red lips smile back at you with confidence. Recently, Doe Deere stated that her new dream is to teach people that breaking traditional beauty rules is a wise choice. Breaking Traditional Beauty Rules Doe Deere has always been a bit of a rebel in her own way. People like to call her a rebel because she likes to establish her own rules to live by. Her makeup rules are easy to follow. She believes that people should just follow their own intuition. Often, their intuition is the best guide. If you think that bold colors look good on you, then go for it. Wear bold colors on eyes, lips, and your cheeks. Another rule that Doe Deere is happy to break concerns mixing too many colors. Doe Deere believes that you should get creative. It is super fun to jazz up your look with colors that make you feel good. Most people fear color. Doe Deere believes that you should embrace color. Don 't be afraid to explore your wild side. Mix several wild colors together and wear them with confidence. She believes a confident look is the key to wearing a combination of wild colors. This goes for makeup, clothing, jewelry, and accessories. …show more content…

She believed early on that one should establish their own fashion and beauty rules to live by. Her Lime Crime cosmetic line makes it possible for women to go beyond the ordinary and traditional. They are able to establish their own style with the makeup line 's bold and vibrant

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