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Sir Shefik featuring Tracy Rookard
Curated by Shefik
United States Army veteran and entrepreneur Tracy Rookard sits with Shefik, as she discusses being a businesswoman and the making of her brand, The Naked Face. It was inspired through her own skin care journey.
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Shefik
Shefik is an accomplished industry insider who has appeared on MTV, SiriusXM, PBS, network television, and in print media. He has held senior-level positions at many Fortune 500 companies and celebrated brands, including IBM, NBCUniversal, and MTV World.
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Tracy Rookard
Tracy Rookard is Founder and Creator at The Naked Face. The company is dedicated to creating products that use fresh, natural ingredients that you can pronounce. All of their products are designed with you in mind. You never have to wonder when you shop.
Tags: LGBTQ+ · United States Army · The Naked Face · Kylie Jenner · Iggy Azalea · James Charles · Sexual Misconduct · Makeup Tutorials · YouTube · Skin Care
Duration: 00:53:37
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