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Why Do Women Admire Doe Deere

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Women admire Doe Deere. The self appointed Unicorn Queen is breaking all the beauty rules and making women take a second look at their beauty and makeup routine. Doe Deere would like all women to let the wild side show. She would like them to experience the bold and dazzling world of Lime Crime, her makeup line. Doe Deere believes that women are trapped into thinking that one makeup look fits all. Certainly, her bold statements and makeup line rip that idea into shreds. Doe Deere is more than just another pretty face. She is a very savvy business person and successful entrepreneur.

Breaking the Rules
Makeup should be fun. Doe Deere is one woman that likes to bring fun to her makeup line. The CEO of Lime Crime creates bold and dazzling colors

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