How I Built Resilience: Aishetu Dozie of Bossy Cosmetics

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And what we do for you. Do us one back. And pick up how I built this wherever books are sold. Hello, everyone, and welcome to How I Built This Resilience edition. On these episodes, we talk with entrepreneurs and other business leaders about how they're dealing with the challenges of the pandemic and the global economic crisis. And today we're going to hear from Aisha Dozier, the founder of Basi Cosmetics. Aisha's company is pretty young. It's only been around for about nineteen months, and she describes Basi Cosmetics as a female empowerment company masquerading as a makeup company.

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