Monica Noel started her Mary Kay business 39 years ago with a commitment to enriching women’s lives. First through teaching women how to have beautiful skin and how to make the most of their features with the proper makeup application, then through mentoring them to reach their goals in their own Mary Kay businesses.

For the last 13 years as a volunteer with the Look Good Feel Better program she has facilitated sessions for women undergoing cancer treatment because she believes that we all feel better when we look better. 5 years ago she also started volunteering at the North Shore Hospice for the Everyday Counts program where women get makeup, hair and then a keepsake portrait.

She offers women she meets a complimentary 1 hour skin care and makeover session where she finds the right products and colors for their skin and they leave looking and feeling beautiful with tips on how to recreate the looks themselves. She knows that “When you take care of yourself and feel good about yourself, you have more to give to others.”

In this episode, Kim asks Monica:

• What’s make-up for?
• What are some concerns you get from midlife women about make-up?
• What are some tips you can share?

Visit Monica’s website to upload your photo and virtually try on all of the colors with different hair colors and styles, as well as book your free session with her if you’re in the Vancouver area.

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