Inventor of the $1 Billion "No Makeup" Sells Launches New Brand | CBO FM

As a pioneer of the "No Makeup" concept, Victoria Jackson established this beauty trend as early as 1986. Since childhood, she has faced life's challenges and physical frailty. As a premature baby, she arrived three months early, with a body weighing only 3 pounds, encountering numerous health issues on her growth journey. This arduous path often accompanied her with feelings of inferiority. During high school, she felt uneasy about the educational environment and even chose to skip classes and work part-time to make a living. However, fate showed her some favor in 1976 when Victoria won a scholarship to a beauty school. She worked hard and rapidly made a name for herself in the makeup world through her extraordinary talent, eventually founding "Victoria Jackson Cosmetics" in her own garage. She was not only inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame but also received the Papal Key Advocate Award from Pope Francis. Entering the 2020s, she continues to uphold her spirit of innovation by launching a skincare brand, further expanding her business landscape.