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When beauty journalism gets ugly – The Baron of Botox review
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Just a heads up: in this episode we discuss the way The Baron of Botox depicts suicide.
The beauty industry is pretty messed up. It’s an industry that feeds off of our insecurities and bombards us with air-brushed beauty standards. Luckily, lots of recent reporting has tried to expose this...
...but not all reporting.
Which takes us to this week’s podcast. A podcast about the beauty industry which we felt...might have missed the mark.
The Baron of Botox is about one of Hollywood’s most famous botox pioneers, Dr. Fredric Brandt, whose clients included Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow among others. He was a much-loved, caring, yet very troubled person.
This podcast attempts to look into the dark side of the beauty industry and to figure out what makes the industry’s leading figures tick.
So what does it get wrong? Have a listen to see what we thought!
This podcast is produced by Imperative Entertainment. It is reported by Justine Harman.
Listen to the original podcast and form your own opinions! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-baron-of-botox/id1493450409
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