Judy B Co.

Life has been crazy lately…

Got keys to our new home June 15th.

Moved in by June 19th.

Painted walls. Repaired the foundation. Repaired and customized electrical.

Left to Mexico for a week.

Came back and closed walls. Tore down walls. Put up new walls. Added a bathroom. Added a new walk-in closet…

Almost at the finish line 🙌🏼

Although this has been my dream for over 10years. It’s been exciting and draining and stressful and expensive 🤣

Wasn’t prepared to live an answered prayer 🙌🏼

Stay tuned for final results 🫶🏻

I couldn’t stay at a job for longer than ONE year!!!!

I spent my 20s working at many jobs in different industries trying to find what I enjoyed doing.

I was told during job interviews that my resume showed a lack of commitment. I didn’t care. I wasn’t going to stay at a job that wasn’t fulfilling just to have a pretty resume.

Instead, I learned every job the best I could and accumulated skills that would help me start, run and grow my own business!!

7 years later, I’m so happy I listened to my intuition every time it felt like time to move on to something else.

How many jobs did you have before finding THE ONE?

findyourpassion

I was good from the beginning 😏

Lie!!!! I had to put in long hours of practicing and convincing family to let me learn on them.

I cried through lashing because separating little hair with tweezers for hours is extremely difficult and painful in the beginning but I had a vision.

Something in my gut told me that I was going to be successful and I didn’t let any negative comments or “advice” deter me from what I knew I would accomplish.

Not here to sell you a lash course, I’m here to tell you to not give up when it gets hard. You owe it to yourself to see it through.

Almost 7 years in and I can’t believe how fast time has gone by. I’m living the life I dreamed of. All because I picked up some tweezers and never put them back down.

A little bit about me…

My parents are both from Jalisco. My mom is from a small ranchito near Guadalajara.

It’s so remote that until recently, we had to go down to a water well with buckets and bring it to the house so we could cook, shower and wash our clothes.

Even now, there’s no washer and dryer. You hand wash your clothes and hang dry them.

I grew up making tortillas a mano and fishing.

Life there is hard work, but it’s simple and calm. You know your neighbors. You know where your food is coming from. You go down to the jardín in the evening and join community.

I’m so grateful to be able to come still and be reminded of what helped mold me into the woman I am today.

Not taking new clients but I figured I’d show my work anyway 😏

Fairy lashes by PLA • Paris Lash Academy
Glue by AURA Monaco | Beam Light UV Lash System | Korean Lash Lift