Hair-care executive Sonsoles Gonzalez recalls sitting around a table with her marketing team, working on products focused exclusively on the 18-to-44 market.
“I remember asking what happens to women 45 and older. Do they disappear?,” recalls Gonzales, who spent 25 years of working on haircare brands for Procter & Gamble and L’Oréal.
She said it jokingly, but for Gonzales, in her 50s, that joke was no longer funny. “That’s me,” she says.
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