[2][3][4] Owens also worked as a mascot for the Golden Apple Comics stores, playing Flaxen, a dowdy nurse who is transformed into an attractive blonde superheroine who must investigate fraud in a nuclear power plant.
She began to wear it herself, and then to bottle small batches for sale in Fred Segal's Apothia and other boutiques.
[2][10] Following the 1994 Northridge earthquake and the death of her father, Owens decided to give up her career at Playboy and return to Dallas.
[2] She worked as a nurse in a plastic surgery practice, while continuing to sell perfume on the side under the name Susan D.
[2][10] In 2000, the actress Jennie Garth told InStyle magazine that Child "drives men wild", causing a sharp increase in demand.