
Arabelle Sicardi
Arabelle Sicardi is a writer and consultant known for their critical exploration of the beauty industry, which they describe as both a source of comfort and a 'terrorizing force.' Based between New York City and Los Angeles, Sicardi's work spans various projects, including a beauty newsletter and the Museum of Nails Foundation. Their recent book, 'The House of Beauty,' delves into the complexities of the $450 billion beauty industry, addressing issues like exploitative labor, environmental impact, and the historical connections between beauty and fascism, particularly through figures like Coco Chanel. Sicardi advocates for a more mindful approach to beauty consumption while emphasizing the industry's potential to foster community.
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Sicardi is a writer and consultant working in beauty and tech, examining the impact of the beauty industry in their new book.
Lipstick, manicures ... and fascism: the ugliness behind the $450bn beauty industry | Well actually
