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Pati Dubroff
Pati Dubroff
Pati Dubroff
How Much of What We Believe of Ourselves Is Actually Ours?
How Much of What We Believe of Ourselves Is Actually Ours?
How Much of What We Believe of Ourselves Is Actually Ours?
Makeup Artist
Makeup Artist
Pati Dubroff is an internationally renowned makeup artist, speaker, and founding partner of Forward Artists whose four-decade career has included more than 100 magazine covers and longtime clients such as Margot Robbie, Elizabeth Olsen, Laura Dern, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Kirsten Dunst. Drawing on thousands of hours working closely with women, her longtime meditation practice, and her exploration of psychology, perception, and consciousness, Pati’s work now extends beyond beauty to examine self-image, individuality, and a central question: How much of what we believe about ourselves is actually ours?
Pati Dubroff is an internationally renowned makeup artist, speaker, and founding partner of Forward Artists whose four-decade career has included more than 100 magazine covers and longtime clients such as Margot Robbie, Elizabeth Olsen, Laura Dern, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Kirsten Dunst. Drawing on thousands of hours working closely with women, her longtime meditation practice, and her exploration of psychology, perception, and consciousness, Pati’s work now extends beyond beauty to examine self-image, individuality, and a central question: How much of what we believe about ourselves is actually ours?
Pati Dubroff is an internationally renowned makeup artist, speaker, and founding partner of Forward Artists whose four-decade career has included more than 100 magazine covers and longtime clients such as Margot Robbie, Elizabeth Olsen, Laura Dern, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Kirsten Dunst. Drawing on thousands of hours working closely with women, her longtime meditation practice, and her exploration of psychology, perception, and consciousness, Pati’s work now extends beyond beauty to examine self-image, individuality, and a central question: How much of what we believe about ourselves is actually ours?
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