Like a Boss

Two friends, Mia and Mel, start their beauty company called Mia&Mel, blending their distinct personalities and visions. Mel brings strong business acumen while Mia dreams of a lavish lifestyle, setting the stage for their future endeavors.

Having shared a close friendship for 22 years, Mia and Mel have lived together since high school. Their contrasting personalities create a unique dynamic, with Mel often feeling overshadowed by Mia's boldness.

Mia&Mel faces significant financial trouble as their debts mount and income dwindles. Mel feels frustrated by Mia's procrastination regarding critical business decisions, complicating their efforts to stabilize the company.

Their co-workers, Sydney and Barrett, frequently mock Mel and Mia’s tangled dynamic, highlighting the dysfunction within their partnership. This tension begins to affect their morale and productivity at work.

Friends Jill, Kim, and Angela voice their concerns about Mel and Mia's erratic dating lives and their lack of balance between work and personal lives. They worry the duo is missing out on important family connections.

In an attempt to capitalize on their unconventional lifestyle, Mel and Mia launch a product called 'One Night Stand.' This single-use makeup kit becomes somewhat of a statement about their dating habits.

Facing an overwhelming amount of debt, Mel and Mia seek help from a questionable benefactor who has intentions of taking over Mia&Mel. This marked the beginning of a tumultuous relationship with outside influences.

Cosmetic mogul Claire Luna takes notice of the online success of 'One Night Stand,' leading her to propose a partnership. Her intention is to gain control over Mia&Mel through a massive investment in the company.

Mia and Mel agree to meet Claire to discuss her offer, which requires sacrificing 49% of their company in exchange for settling their $500K debt. They hope this deal will ensure the survival of their business.

After accepting Claire's offer, Mia and Mel quickly clash over creative decisions when Claire dismisses their heartfelt campaign. Tensions rise as Claire appropriates Mel's innovative ideas without credit.

As Claire cuts funding and deadlines are missed, the strain on Mel and Mia's friendship intensifies. They engage in a heated argument, leading Mia to consider quitting the partnership altogether.

Barrett plays a pivotal role in reminding Mia of Mel's consistent support throughout their friendship, leading to a heartfelt reconciliation. This realization comes just in time to address Claire's looming threats.

To reclaim their business and creative integrity, Mel and Mia team up with Shay, Claire’s former partner, to start a new venture called Proud Cosmetics. They aim to develop products that stay true to their vision.

As Proud Cosmetics begins to take shape, Mel and Mia create 'Ride or Die', a product celebrating friendship. This move empowers them to regain control over their creative direction and business.

Fast forward a year, and Mel and Mia's new venture, Proud Cosmetics, emerges successfully on the international scene. Their resilience and creativity shine through, showcasing their ability to overcome adversity.