Finding the right skincare products is always a struggle. One Texas woman has turned her journey with that struggle into a business.
SAN ANTONIO — Lika Torline said.
“I turned 30 living with my parents,” Torline said. “Which is not the best look. And my life was kind of in the weeds. I went to school to become an esthetician, mainly to be a makeup artist.”“That product was Dollface,” Torline said. “Dollface is made with organic lemons. So I tell people, life handed me lemons so I made Dollface.”
“I need something for me,” Torline said. “That’s basically how this business started. I’m looking for products for myself.”“I’ve been having glitter in my armpits for three years, just nobody knew about it,” Torline said.“I did take a hit with COVID because most of our income was events and we had a big sales team,” Torline said. “Unfortunately our Hispanic-owned businesses were disproportionately affected negatively due to the effects of the pandemic,” Gonzales said.
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