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I owned a hair salon for almost twenty years, which means I heard people describe themselves all day, usually while talking to me in the mirror.

They'd list out what they wanted and why:

• Bangs, because her forehead was too big.
• Layers, to distract from the double chin.
• Blonde, because her mother told her once she looked better blonde.
• Long, because her husband likes it long.

Not one of them ever told me what they really liked about themselves.

But it didn't stop once I closed my hair salon. I've been having versions of that conversation around the world ever since. Beauty turned into a problem you're supposed to solve, and almost nobody stops to ask what it actually is.

I don't know that there's an answer to that. But I became really good at helping people ask questions and look at it from different angles, in a way that uncovered and connected them to their beauty to a new degree. That's what these seven classes are.

It's about softening and getting out of judgment long enough to actually see yourself. From there you can change whatever you like, or nothing at all. Beauty becomes a playground, a massive adventure of receiving and noticing and acknowledging. And I haven't seen anything else do what it does.

• All 7 classes, uncut. Recorded live in Rio, Dubai, Bogotá, Budapest, Burbank, and online. Each one runs between 90 minutes and 2.5 hours.
• The one word you probably use about your body without noticing, and why I stop people mid-sentence when they say it.
• The judgment you woke up with that might not have been yours to begin with.
• Why someone can call you beautiful and you immediately change the subject. It was never modesty.
• Why you can name a hundred beautiful things and still leave yourself off the list. Flowers, the ocean, your kid asleep in the car... and then it stops.
• Why I hate "it's what's on the inside that counts" so much.
• The image you put out so people stay busy with it instead of seeing you. You can have two hundred thousand followers and still not be willing to be seen.
• Why telling yourself you're beautiful in the mirror hasn't worked.
• What I do on the days I think I'm too big to call myself beautiful. I'm plus-size. That thought still turns up, and I don't pretend otherwise.

Instant access to all seven. Go back to them whenever you want.

Available in English. Spanish translation coming soon.

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