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▶ 8:03 Guy Raz So the idea is, hey, let's actually, instead of a plain wrap lipstick or a seven, eight dollar, you know, CoverGirl or Revlon, whatever it costs, let's make something that is branded as cheap as the plain wrap.
▶ 13:31 Guy Raz Did you think that, that Maybelline and Revlon and L'Oreal were your competitors, or not really, because they were, they were charging four or five times the amount that you guys would be charging? 3 times in the scene
▶ 40:30 Joey Shamah Like, how do I, I'm competing with CoverGirl and Revlon and L'Oreal.
▶ 52:23 Joey Shamah Because, like you said, in 2007 and 2008, during the financial crisis, it happened to be at the same time that Revlon launched a brand called Vital Radiance.
▶ 57:27 Joey Shamah Maybe L'Oreal and Revlon were working on the next thing to take me out in 30 seconds.
▶ 1:01:26 Joey Shamah So it was actually Revlon that reached out first. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:08:37 Guy Raz Purchased or partnered, you know, with a bigger company, a L'Oreal or Revlon or LVMH or, you know, one of these huge multinationals.

▶ 5:23 Michael Kors In the fashion district, and then by the time I was four or five, Revlon, the cosmetic company, they opened a place here in New York that was called the House of Revlon, and I think it was meant to be their sort of salon, and they needed… 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:16:39 Guy Raz Like other cosmetics brands like Benefit or, you know, other brands that were eventually became huge that you would have to be purchased or partnered, you know, with a bigger company, a L'Oreal or Revlon or LVMH or, you know, one of these…

▶ 0:30 Guy Raz She went on to work for Revlon, L'Oreal, and Benefit, but in 2018, Sharon left the corporate world to start OMA and make beauty products for women like her.
▶ 4:54 Guy Raz I read, um, a really great article about you, and it talked about how, like, really early on, like, you know, just right out of college, you got into, um, into working with Revlon, and I guess it kind of stemmed from your childhood, where… 4 times in the scene

▶ 27:28 Guy Raz I mean, weren't you, I mean, didn't anybody say to you, do you really think you can take on, you know, L'Oreal and Estee Lauder and, and Revlon, I don't even know the names of the biggest, I mean, these are huge, enormous multinationals,…

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