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Business Daily: Beauty costs: How do you create a beauty empire? With Marcia Kilgore

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Beauty Costs: How do you create a beauty empire? With Marcia Kilgore

28/11/2022 GMT

Beauty costs: How do you create a beauty empire? With Marcia Kilgore

BBC World Service - Business Daily, Beauty costs: How do you create a beauty empire? With Marcia Kilgore

Marcia Kilgore on how she created five huge businesses, including FitFlop and Beauty Pie

Marcia Kilgore tells us how she created brands like Beauty Pie and FitFlop, and how it all started in a one bedroom-apartment in New York City.

Perhaps you have heard of Marcia Kilgore, or maybe not, but if you’re a woman, a beauty junkie, or just love shoes, you are likely to have heard of one of the five multi-million dollar companies that she has launched over the last two decades.

Marcia is the brains behind the beauty brand BlissSpa, the spa brand Soap&Glory, shoe phenomenon FitFlop, bath and body range Soaper Duper and most recently, Beauty Pie - an affordable luxury make-up and skincare range.

She tells us why she became a serial entrepreneur, and how her career started in a one bedroom-apartment in New York City.

Producer and presenter: Izzy Greenfield

(Image: Marcia Kilgore. Credit: Getty Images)

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