By Sadie Whitelocks. Trish Paytas, 24, started using sunbeds aged 14 after her mother bought her forty sessions at a local beauty salon. She now uses the indoor device on a daily basis - sometimes twice a day - in a bid to boost her bronzed complexion. Ms Paytas, a lingerie model from Los Angeles, California said she first became conscious about her looks after being bullied at school over her pale skin. Mother Lenna, 53,who is also a frequent tanner, believed that sunbed sessions might help her daughter's self-confidence. But the blonde, who now lives in New Jersey, refuses to stop using sunbeds and relies on modelling work to fund her addiction. She said: 'It's definitely been worth spending all that money. I'm in the modelling industry so I have to look good all the time. Mum did the right thing, she wanted me to be happy.
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JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. You must have JavaScript enabled in your browser to utilize the functionality of this website. There are certain women who have not only paved the way for women in the beauty industry, but for women entrepreneurs as well. Trish McEvoy would be one of them. She founded her eponymous line of makeup products when she was twenty-five, subsequently turning it into a multi-million dollar company within five years. She has since become an icon and innovator in the industry, having launched one of the countries first medispas The Dr. Here, she takes a moment to tell us about her most prized heirloom: a beautiful pen given to her by her mother. It was given to me as a gift from my mother, a successful woman with three young children who—no matter what curve balls life threw her way—always looked fabulous, appreciated fine things, and treated all her possessions with care and respect. I write with it every day and am reminded that my mother was both glamorous and prepared at all times—everything she used had style and functionality.
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The series might be called Jessica Jones , but Trish Walker is undeniably one of the most important and interesting characters in JJ. It's ironic that in a show that is ostensibly about a superhero named Jessica Jones the one character who truly wants to lean into the idea of a superhero saving the world is Jessica's best friend and adoptive sister Trish. But when Trish was just a regular girl she was always there supporting Jessica, and even pushing Jessica into a heroic role that she didn't want to occupy. However, Trish wasn't satisfied just playing sidekick to a powerful chick who didn't even want that power in the first place.
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