Bobbie Brown goes through her personal story about what she has so far achieved, what and who inspired her written in a unique manner which is sure to gain attention. At the start she mentions about her positives and negative events she went through, and since she is trained in the profession of make up/beauty who the prominent figures of beauty were when she was growing up.

It is aimed primarily at teenagers, however it does consist chapters on young children and it goes through different races and what sort of products, routines and make up they should apply. It does touch subjects such as self confidence, boys and plastic surgery. Although she is doing it in a way which informs girls, in a delicate way.

It offers advice on health, the negatives to smoking and drugs, and it has a lot of pictures which focus on not giving girls a 'make over' yet a 'make under'. It is a great read, and it does not get boring and Bobbie always manages to surprise and is very useful for teenagers who are growing up and are self conscious at hormone riddle ages.