Let me share some very special words with you.

Lance Armstrong, Founder, Lance Armstrong Foundation
Bobbi Brown, Founder, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
Dr. Anthony Schaeffer, M.D., Chairman of the Department of Urology, The Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University
Gina Marie Graci, PhD, Director of Psychosocial Oncology, Assistant Professor of Psyshiatry, Accredited Behavioral Sleep Medicine Specialist (AASM), Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Julia A. Bondi, Ph.D.
Dr. Abbie Roth, Obstetrician/Gynecologist in private practice at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, clinical Iinstructor at Northwestern University Medical School
Chanda Mehta, LCSW University of Chicago Hospitals
Joanne Kabak, Journalist and collaborator with Lori in writing the book
Susan Maman, cancer survivor
Loretta Wilger-Asmus, former model and cancer survivor
Michele Fisher
Angel Colon, cancer survivor

Lance Armstrong   Back to top

"Ovitz's book provides easy-to-follow steps on how to maintain physical appearance and enhance your quality of life with, through and beyond cancer."
Lance Armstrong, Founder, Lance Armstrong Foundation

Bobbi Brown   Back to top

"...makeup can help a woman look and feel like herself....and that's an important message that Lori Ovitz does a great job of communicating in her book."
Bobbi Brown, Founder, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics

Dr. Anthony Schaeffer   Back to top

"I commend Lori for sharing her methods to battle the physical effects of treatment and praise Lori and Bruce for making the financial commitment to publish this book."
Dr. Anthony Schaeffer, M.D., Chairman of the Department of Urology, The Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University

Dr. Gina Marie Graci   Back to top

"Lori Ovitz has created a way for you to embark on your journey and to face the mirror. She offers every person facing cancer ways to restore and enhance their quality of life."
Gina Marie Graci, PhD, Director of Psychosocial Oncology, Assistant Professor of Psyshiatry, Accredited Behavioral Sleep Medicine Specialist (AASM), Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Julia A. Bondi   Back to top

"There is a sprinkle of loving magic in Lori Ovitz, this project, and the healing beauty, and the hope it offers us all."
Julia A. Bondi, Ph.D.

Dr. Abbie Roth   Back to top

"Your attitude can make a world of difference, letting you walk back into the world with dignity."
Dr. Abbie Roth, Obstetrician/Gynecologist in private practice at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, clinical Iinstructor at Northwestern University Medical School

Chanda Mehta   Back to top

"Whenever Lori has visited our (teenage) patients for makeup tips or nails, it has always left them with a smile, a look of pride that says no matter what hardships they have, with a little help they can still feel good about themselves. Developmentally, for teenagers, it has done wonders."
Chanda Mehta, LCSW University of Chicago Hospitals

Joanne Kabak   Back to top

"I was drawn to work with Lori on this book because of her powerful commitment to using her special makeup skills to make a difference for people with cancer...this is a book whose time has come."
Joanne Kabak, Journalist and collaborator with Lori in writing the book

Susan Maman   Back to top

"Lori, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me all those wonderful tips and insights and helping to put that smile back on my face."
Susan Maman, cancer survivor

Loretta Wilger-Asmus   Back to top

"I'm honored to be a part of this book and to use my image, my words, and my personal experience to encourage you to express your own natural beauty no matter what the challenge."
Loretta Wilger-Asmus, former model and cancer survivor

Michele Fisher   Back to top

"After my close friend Susan was diagnosed with breast cancer I could not sit on the sideline. I was honored to be able to send Lori to her home, watching her magical touch as she brought my girlfriend's face back to life'..through the hardship of breast cancer, three women's lives have been interwoven. We are truly blessed: Susan, Lori and I."
Michele Fisher

Angel Colon   Back to top

"I want to tell all cancer patients that there is a rainbow at the end of all this treatment, the rainbow of life."
Angel Colon, cancer survivor