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Beauty, reformed

The image features Saskia Müller, a young adult woman, with wavy, shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing tortoiseshell glasses. She's applying deep red lipstick, holding the tube near her lips. The person is dressed in a black dress with round, puffy sleeves. They have multiple piercings, including a nose ring and a septum ring. A tattoo on their forearm reads, "to live for the hope of it all" The background is a plain, neutral light gray.

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ABOUT

The image shows a person with medium-length blonde hair styled in loose waves, wearing round tortoiseshell glasses. They are holding a tube of red lipstick in their left hand, which is raised to their lips as they make a kissing gesture. They wear a black top and several bracelets on their left wrist, with one being a silver chain and another a black band. The focus is on their face and the lipstick, against a plain, light-colored background.
The image shows a person with long, wavy blonde hair wearing a black top. They are in the process of applying makeup with a brush to their cheek. The person is wearing tortoiseshell glasses and has a septum piercing. They have a neutral facial expression with red lipstick accentuating their look. On their wrist, there's a black watch with a pink band and a bracelet made of pink beads. A tattoo is visible on their forearm. The background is a smooth, light gray colour.

My Mission

Beauty, Reformed's mission is to make beauty truly accessible by bridging the gap between disabled consumers and the brands that create cosmetic products. As a disabled advocate with lived experience of the challenges within the beauty industry, Saskia supports companies in developing inclusive formulations, accessible packaging, and user-friendly design that acknowledge diverse physical and sensory needs. Saskia works to highlight the everyday struggles disabled people face, from hard-to-open components and slippery textures to inaccessible applicators, while offering practical, sustainable solutions that improve usability and independence.

Saskia aims to build a beauty industry where inclusivity is standard practice rather than a special feature. Through consultancy, advocacy, and awareness-raising, she helps brands embed accessibility into their product lines, marketing approaches, and development processes. Her mission is to ensure disabled consumers are seen, heard, and valued, and to promote beauty experiences that are empowering, safe, and genuinely usable for everyone

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