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BOBBI BROWN I’m ready to be the boss again

In 2016, after 30 years of running her eponymous makeup brand, Bobbi Brown decided it was time to walk away. “I’d been so focused on changing things and doing things better, because that’s just my personality,” she says. But a conversation with her 90-year-old aunt Alice made her stop and rethink. “She said, ‘Every time I talk to you, you talk about all the things you have to do, and you’re just not getting them done,’” Brown recalls. Still, “it certainly was not an overnight decision.”

After tendering her resignation, Brown spent two days moping – “my best friends and neighbours came over with a bottle of tequila”, and she had a “really good cry” –and then got ready to move on. “I was

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