Amy Hall is saving the world, one piece of single use plastic at a time. It’s the kind of daily pursuit that makes her seem a bit untouchable in a superhero kind of way. But between her perfectly ironed cape and her heart of gold, is she made of the same messy squishy humanity as the rest of us? We asked her seven nosy questions to find out.
At pb+j, we work hard to make sure your website is intuitive to navigate and magnetic to a wide-reaching audience. So when we’re done, do we outsource our reviews to technical experts? Don’t be silly.
We’re not perfect; we don’t want to be (and if you’re honest, you don’t believe in absolute perfection either).
We imagine Courtney Buhler greeting each day with a flutter of perfect jet-black lashes and a hearty breakfast of raw confidence. But maybe we’re wrong. To find out what drives this beauty queen to achieve world lash domination, we asked her a few things about a few things. And then, because we were riveted, we asked her a few more things.
1. What's your origin story?I started in the lash world at 18 years old! It was a brand new service to the beauty industry and one that wasn’t existent prior. I went to my first appointment and got instantly obsessed. I wanted to know everything — how she was applying them, what the options of curls and thicknesses were available, what types of glue were used, how she isolated the lashes... She eventually got fed up with me and handed me tweezers at the end of one of my appointments. She pulled out a mannequin head and I spent an hour working on it.
If you’re like us, you order out at least once a week, and agreeing on a restaurant is always a little painful. Sushi? Nah. Noodles? Nah. Burgers? Nah. Tacos? Uuuuuuugh.
