This memoir shares the author’s story of her breast cancer diagnosis and how she took refuge in fashion to conquer the disease and its side effects.

At an early age, and for as long as she can remember, author Rosina Ramón has had an obsession with fashion and beauty. In Pass Me the Lip Gloss, she shares her story, narrating how her love of fashion and not looking lousy even on ther darkest days helped her get through the Challenge, (her name for cancer).

For more than thirty years, fashion has been Ramón’s sole profession, representing models, coordinating fashion shows, styling photo shoots, and consulting on trends and image. She firmly believes playing with fashion is an important tool one can use as the foundation for a beautiful and attractive inner and outer self.

In this memoir, Ramón chronicles the journey of her Challenge sprinkling in stories of her childhood, telling how she faces life with a positive attittude and spicing it with a touch of lip gloss.

Rosina Ramón was born in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, México, a border town with Eagle Pass, Texas. From an early age, fashion was part of her upbringing. For the last thirty years she has owned a the first modeling agency in Monterrey, México, organizing fashion shows and consulting with companies on fashion trends and fashion merchandising. Ramón is working on a fashion live-streams and curating an exhibition of a large collection of fashion magazines. She has two children Alexis and Alex Madero. Kenzo Rafertty is her first grandchild, her daughters son.