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“I start my relaxed mental state as I do my makeup," #TinaTurner told @Rolling Stone in 1997. "I arrive at work, get rid of whatever meetings in terms of corrections for the musicians and all. When I start my makeup, it brings me right down to the place where I’m relaxed. I’m in control of that. The more time I have to just play with myself and putz around, the better. I’ve always done my own makeup for live shows. I don’t like it too professional onstage; sometimes it’s really not you. It might work for video or something, but it’s not for real life. Yet there is something calming about putting myself together to face people on a stage. We love makeup. It’s just girls playing. . . Its always been a priority for me to look as good as I can. Even when Ike was totally in control, telling me what I could and could not wear, I did my best. I’d look back at my photographs, and I wasn’t pleased. And I wanted to be. Now that I’m in control, I’m still working on myself. I don’t think I’ll ever stop." From the November 13th, 1997 issue of Rolling Stone Photograph by Dave Hogan

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