Takbeer meets with the legend of Broadway Christine Chenwith, all of my expectations and then some. When she appears for the first time on my computer screen, she was covered with a fluffy pink (something for her evil a personality, GlindaIt will undoubtedly wear) and sit comfortably on a large sofa. The tape microphone is supported behind, and a large piano waving in the background.
Initially he made a mistake in this area as a rehearsal space. It is actually the living room in Chinyeth. “Oh, it’s my home, and this is my piano,” explains Qinouth. “I had to decide between the presence of an old dining room or a large piano. I always chose the piano.”
For Chenoweth, music is simply part of daily life, natural like eating and breathing. An example of this: I just concluded a performance of its latest show in Broadway, The Queen of Versaillesand For the first time this fall, he has another one specified tonight. Hence the comfortable robe. “I just wanted to be comfortable,” she says.
But the winner of the Tony Prize also found a time away from the theater to take over another new role: the chief maturity officer in Makeup Brand Laura Giller. To celebrate the National Day of Master, on April 9, Chenouth celebrates beauty for all ages. From the brand lover for years, Chenoweth first discovered Laura Giller products when she moved to New York from Oklahoma in the 1990s.
“I lived on the western upper side, and there was a small store, and in the back he had this wonderful makeup,” says Chinoyeth. “The sales partner was trying to describe to me as” very easy to apply it. “I didn’t make any money at that time, so I couldn’t buy it.
In fact, Chenoweth Laura Giller wore today’s performance, adding that products do not irritate her sensitive skin. The brand is also compatible with the current beauty spirit – the appearance “even clean” instead of fully going.
But the most impressive for Chenouth is seeing how the brand has grown. “We are women, especially looking at my private life, we have to remember where we came from, and I started in this small store, and we look at it now,” says Qinotheth. “So I am excited to do this with her. It is also easy to talk about something you love.”
Before that, Christine Chenwith opens up with the beauty tips that I picked up from Broadway, creating Glinda’s brilliant makeup, and her ideas on Bayers: For goodAnd more.
How did your relationship with beauty evolve over the years?
Christine Chenwith: You thought you were going to get more obsessed and designed with your age, but when you were younger, I always felt that I should look perfect. I am from the south, so letting the house look great. But then you move to New York, and you realize that this will not really happen. For many years, there will be times that I faced people in New York and look like I was Bright. As old, I realized this for me, less. Less space, less things on your face. Chapstick, a few Laura Giller powder, even outside your skin.
