ABOUT US
Your Beauty Our Passion
Our Mission
Spark Your True Beauty
Your beauty is our passion. Illuminate your beauty with ZOÉ Beauty Cosmetics. Our premium skincare and makeup product collection is crafted to enhance your natural radiance. Treat yourself to a sensory journey that leaves you feeling beautiful and brings out your true beauty. *
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Deborah Terry: A Passionate Leader in Beauty
Deborah Terry, the visionary founder of ZOÉ Beauty Cosmetics, brings a rich and multifaceted creative background to the table. Her journey began in New York City, the captivating world of photography, where she honed her skills in capturing the essence of beauty and fashion. Deborah then seamlessly transitioned into the music industry, working with renowned record labels alongside iconic Hip Hop and R&B artists.
Driven by a Desire to Empower
In 2005, Deborah felt compelled to use her creative energy to positively impact the world. With her keen eye for detail and unique perspective, she became the Vice President and Creative Director for the International Lifeline Fund, a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C. She considers this the most fulfilling work of her career, documenting the hardships and beauty of impoverished communities in Africa and Haiti.
Inspiring Beauty Inside and Out
Deborah’s passion for creativity led her to create the Beauty Inside Out Show (BIO) in 2017. She hosts, produces, and directs this program on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN). BIO inspires viewers to embrace their individuality and unleash their inner beauty.
The ZOÉ Beauty Cosmetics Legacy
In 2024, ZOÉ Beauty Cosmetics emerged as a natural extension of Deborah’s vision. The brand embodies her unwavering commitment to helping people feel their best inside and out. Through BIO and ZOÉ Beauty Cosmetics, Deborah continues to inspire viewers and customers to live their most fulfilling lives, one episode and one product at a time.
Embrace Your Unique Beauty
Testimonials
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SKIN & BEAUTY
Interesting Facts to Know
Within that inch of skin, there are different types of skin cells, each with its own specific job. For example, that includes about 60,000 melanocytes, cells that produce melanin pigment, which gives skin its color . All humans have melanocytes (with the exception of some people who were born with albinism). The majority of skin cells are keratinocytes. These include basal and squamous cells, the two types from which the most common skin cancer can arise.
You may not see the dead, dull skin flaking off your face and body, but it’s happening all day. It takes about a month for newly formed skin cells to make their way to the surface — a timeframe that decreases with age. “Cell turnover can take as much as six to eight weeks in someone in their 60s or 70s, and that buildup of dead skin cells can make their complexion appear duller and drier.
Ancient Romans and Greeks were innovative in beauty and medicine. Acne treatments, like barley flour and butter blends, were developed. Their fashion and makeup rivalled Egyptians, with belladonna drops for seductive eyes. Greeks darkened eyelashes with black incense and enhanced cheeks and lips using vermillion and berry juice.
“Rimmel” translates to mascara in several languages, ironically tying it to the product’s essence. While Rimmel is credited with creating the first mascara, Elizabethan-era women used coal tar for a mascara-like effect.