Glossy

man idk ... this was fine? but also like. who is this book for? it didn't catch up to me until about halfway through reading but i wanted SO much more from it. this book would've worked so much better if it was a lot more objective and perspectives from the employees experience ... or just the overall history of glossier ... OR a lot more about weiss ... instead it doesn't do enough of any of those things or barely does, and it felt torn in it's core approach/message as it waffles back and forth between the two topics never really going deep enough in either ........... and therefore fell really flat.

the history is interesting ig but i also lived through it so lol ¯_(ツ)_/¯