Beautiful in This Skin
- Words by Peppermint
Documentary filmmaker Natalie McComas is currently in the process of filming a brave and beautifully eye-opening series about people who have lived their lives with dramatic, visible birthmarks. Inspired by the gorgeous Patience Hodgson (from Aussie band The Grates), Natalie will be exploring the effects of these birthmarks on people’s lives and psyches. And she is on the hunt for more candidates to share their stories! So no matter whether you are young or old, male or female, if have a significant upper-body birthmark and want be part of this positive and timely venture, please contact Natalie via her website.
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