BEAUTY CHOSE ME
— The Lisa Bee Blueprint
✅ A Memoir ✅ A Healing Journey ✅ A Beauty Business Guide
Before the Brows, Before the Empire…
There Was a Moment That Changed Everything. I didn’t choose
the beauty industry. Beauty chose me the day vitiligo appeared. Pull Quote: “Vitiligo didn’t break me. It
connected me to my calling.”
What You’ll Learn Inside:
✅ How vitiligo changed my destiny
✅ How I healed my skin and stepped into purpose
✅ The turning point that led me into beauty
✅ How beauty became my ministry
✅ The birth & rise of A Natural Beautie
✅ Becoming the Brow Queen of Atlanta
✅ My 7-figure evolution
✅ AND SO MUCH MORE
Featured Chapters:
Childhood & resilience
Becoming a mom at 17
Nursing career
Emotional breaking point
Vitiligo & identity shift
Healing myself
Beauty choosing me
Building ANB
Brow Queen era
Healer evolution
Wealth expansion
Legacy-building
WHO THIS IS FOR
This ebook is for you if:
✅ You’re a beauty professional
✅ You want to heal and elevate
✅ You feel called to purpose
✅ You dream of starting your beauty empire
✅ You want confidence, clarity, and calling
✅ You’re rebuilding yourself
ABOUT LISA BEE
Founder of A Natural Beautie Brow & Wellness Center. Creator of ANB Skincare. Mentor. Mother.
Healer. Brow Queen of Atlanta. This ebook is the beginning of the bigger story.
How much will this cost you?
Your Investment: $22.22 You Get:
✅ You want to heal and elevate
✅ Full digital ebook
✅ Healing journey insights
✅ Beauty-business foundations
✅ Confidence activation steps
✅ Confidence activation steps
Early Readers Reviews
What people say?
I picked this up thinking it was about microshading, but it ended up reading my entire life. As someone who has dealt with skin issues and hid behind makeup for years, Chapter 4 broke me open. The way Lisa describes makeup as 'armor' rather than vanity hit home. Her journey of healing her vitiligo from the inside out and refusing to accept the doctor's 'life sentence' gave me the spiritual push I needed to stop hiding. This book is a memoir about taking your power back.
— Solange M. Dubois
I'm a single mom of two from Ohio, and reading about her journey from Youngstown to Atlanta felt like looking in a mirror. The section on the voucher being a 'passport' rather than a handout really shifted my perspective on my current situation. I loved that she didn't sugarcoat the struggle—getting the car repoed, the empty house, the toxic relationships. It's rare to see a successful business owner admit to the ugly parts. If she can build an empire from nothing, I have no excuses.
— Latoya Banks
Most business books are full of jargon I can't use. Lisa keeps it 100% real. The story about the client who never showed up and how that forced her to implement mandatory deposits changed how I run my braiding business immediately. I learned that 'all money ain't good money' and that boundaries are what separate a hustler from a CEO. I'm joining the Skool community immediately because I need this kind of energy around me.
— Desiree V. Quintanilla
I've been a nurse for 12 years, terrified to leave my 'good government job' to pursue my passion. When Lisa talked about the 'golden handcuffs' and realizing she made in a day at her shop what took two weeks to make at the hospital, I literally put the book down and cried. I related so hard to the part about cutting pig skin on the kitchen table after a long shift. This book isn't just a fluff story; it's a blueprint for exiting the plantation and hiring yourself. I'm finally working on my resignation letter.
— Keyairra J. Thompson
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
No. Lisa explicitly states that this is not a step-by-step instruction manual for beauty techniques. Instead, it is a memoir of overcoming trauma, building resilience, and the mindset required to build a multi-million dollar empire. It focuses on the “why” and the “how-to-survive” rather than the technical “how-to-microshade.”
Absolutely. While the vehicle for Lisa’s success is beauty, the book is about “becoming” the person you are destined to be. It is written for anyone feeling stuck in a corporate job, dealing with toxic relationships, or trying to break generational cycles of poverty.
Yes, but through the lens of personal experience. Lisa shares valuable lessons on the transition from employee to entrepreneur, including the importance of setting boundaries with clients (mandatory deposits), reinvesting in yourself, and understanding that “scared money doesn’t make money”
Yes. Lisa opens up about surviving domestic abuse and how a toxic relationship contributed to her physical illness (vitiligo) and weight gain. She shares how leaving that environment was the key to her healing and financial success.
Yes! The book is just the beginning. Lisa invites readers to join her exclusive “A Natural Beautie” community on Skool, where women can connect, hold each other accountable, and continue their journey of “becoming”.