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🗓️ 19 June 2021
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0:00.0 | Hi, guys. Welcome back. This is your host, Ecta. And today, I have an amazing guest with me, |
0:09.5 | and I'm in love with her line of brushes. So I can't wait to introduce you guys to the |
0:14.5 | founder of Anisa Beauty, Anisa Tilbar Caker. So welcome to the show, Anisa. I'm so excited. |
0:21.9 | Thank you. I'm excited to be here. Oh, I would love to get started. And you tell us about, |
0:27.9 | you know, your career and just what led you to create such amazing products. I love your brushes. |
0:33.3 | I mean, you know, definitely game changing for me. So if you can get started from the beginning |
0:38.8 | with your career. Thank you. Yeah. So I've been doing this close to 30 years. It'll be my 30-year |
0:43.8 | anniversary next year. So I started in 1992, my own business, which was an Eastern International. |
0:50.0 | And the business at the time focused on the distribution of makeup brushes. I partnered with a |
0:55.9 | Korean manufacturer. And I was his agent. And I started calling on big brands. My first brand |
1:02.6 | was Revlon walked in the door and was very, you know, excited. And just was like, hey, I got this |
1:08.4 | great brush to show you. And he said, well, you know, he was like, I've seen that brush before. And |
1:13.2 | that was shocking to me because I don't want to walk into, you know, into a brand or into a |
1:19.9 | customer without something I really can offer that's different. And so I went back to the drawing |
1:25.2 | board and met with my partner and said, wait a minute, you know, we need to be innovative. We |
1:30.2 | need to do things differently. So at that time, that's when, you know, there was a lot of brushes |
1:36.3 | and compacts. There weren't these individual brushes like artistry type. Other than, you know, |
1:42.5 | they were made of like for makeup artists, they were made a sable or they were made of whatever. |
1:45.9 | But we we started to really change how things were done. So he and I worked together for about |
1:51.0 | 15 years. And then we separated. And I started my own manufacturing. So I've been fully integrated |
1:58.5 | for the last 18 where I make my products. And then in 2019, I started in East of beauty because |
2:09.8 | the world of consumer beauty education, where we find what we want. And, you know, the newness |
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