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Before being a lady boss became every girl’s dream, Tyffannie Anne “Tyff” Short was already on her way to being one. Inspired mainly by the need to provide for her son, she paved her own path to making a name in an industry she was most passionate about — beauty.

For some, feeling like a victim of a circumstance is comforting. But for those who believe in breaking that glass wall, one big push is all it takes to open a floodgate of possibilities.

She doesn’t have a college degree; in fact, she had not even graduated from high school but single mom Tyffanie Short proved that you don’t always have to follow the rules of society to succeed in life.

Founder and CEO Tyff Short says empowering women is one of the foundations of One Earth Organics. #ANCShoptalk

Introducing Tyffanie Short. Just like mentioned before she had nothing special to brag about; she only had an idea that would later change her life forever.

I’ve seen the brand many times whenever I visit several Beauty Bar branches and I’ve noticed that they have products that ranges from anti-acne facial care to whitening products for the face and body, and let’s not forget the popular underarm kit, and so much more.

One Earth Organics celebrates their first year anniversary with Beauty Bar! Congratulations on reaching another milestone! For this event, they sent me this PR Kit. Thank you so much to Ms. Tiffany of One Earth Organics!

One Earth Organics is a result of blood, sweat, and tears, and how the “kili-kili power” catapulted the company to where it is stamding now. Funny as it may sound, but the success of One Earth Organics comes from a skincare solution for the armpit.

“One Earth Organics is really all about inspiration, hope, and empowerment,” says Tyffanie. “It’s really not just about selling beauty products. I also have my own insecurities as a woman, and I tried to avoid these by using chemical-based products.

For some, feeling like a victim of a circumstance is comforting. But for those who believe in breaking that glass wall, one big push is all it takes to open a floodgate of possiblities.

Meet Tyffanie Short, a single mom who founded her own beauty brand with little capital and no college degree.