Beautystack is a glimpse into the future of female-centric tech

Beautystack is a glimpse into the future of female-centric tech
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2018-9-4 11:14

Sharmadean Reid will host a TNW Answers session tomorrow (Wednesday, September 5th). You can ask her questions now! When I was a kid, I bit my nails. It wasn’t normal nail biting — it was anxiety biting.

I’d chew on them ‘til they bled. My fingers looked like the stump from The Giving Tree — except way more bloody and depressing. My parents tried everything — they taped mittens on my hands, dipped them in vinegar, threatened to execute my goldfish if I didn’t stop (kidding, but it would have been effective). All failed. The only way I stopped myself from treating…

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