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Doe Deere: The Founder Of Lime Crime Cosmetics

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Doe Deere is the founder of Lime Crime cosmetic company. Many believe that Doe Deere is a true rebel in the makeup industry. In a world filled with beige and neutrals, she is the bright spot. The pastel haired makeup guru has a lot of wisdom to share about achieving your dreams and the way to wear makeup. Deere was eager to share this advice in a recent interview that is destined to go viral. The Unicorn Queen has made her dream come true. That dream was to achieve success on her own terms, instead of the conventional way.

Her Unconventional Start
Doe Deere is the flamboyant, pastel haired founder of Lime Crime Cosmetics. She admits her rise to success was very unconventional in the eyes of most people. Deere spent her early childhood in Russia.

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