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Welcome to Audioburst's Beauty Playlist
"Hello Gorgeous. Welcome to Audioburst’s Beauty playlist where you’ll hear daily updates on the latest make-up trends, shiny new products, and skincare regimens that’ll keep you glowing. Curated from premium beauty podcasts and delivered in bite-sized bursts of audio.
The Glossy Beauty Podcast
A highlight from Milani Cosmetics CMO Jeremy Lowenstein on TikToks dupe culture and that Depp-Heard trial video
"If you followed beauty dupe trends on TikTok, you've mostly come across a product or two from milani cosmetics. The mass makeup brand has had quite a few products go viral now thanks to influencers like Michaela nogueira, who love to talk about dupes. For this week's episode, I talked to the brand CMO Jeremy loewenstein all about its marketing strategy at a time when both TikTok and inflation are making price a big focus in beauty. We talked a lot about the brand's overall influencer marketing and social strategies, how social is helping it compete with bigger conglomerate owned brands and how TikTok has become its dominant platform. And of course, no conversation with milani about TikTok would be complete without asking about its most viral video, which was the one related to the Depp heard trial last year. I know a lot of people were asking at the time what the marketing team was thinking when they made that video. Now we have an answer. The interview starts now. Jeremy, thanks for being here today. I'm excited to be here. Thanks for So Jeremy, we always like to start by talking about the guests background. You have experienced a cross a wide range of beauty companies in the past. You were CMO at kopari, you've worked at Cody and Estee Lauder companies. What first drew you to the beauty industry? Well, thanks for asking, and again, thanks for having me. Like you said, I did in the beauty industry for well over 20 years at this point. And it was almost a bit of a happy accident. I was a marketing major at Boston University in the question school of business. Studying marketing and business strategy and had a burning desire to be in New York. And I actually thought I was going to be in the entertainment or sports marketing world. And had an opportunity to join yes day lauder internship program. And just took a risk, I said, you know what? Let me try this. I was introduced to the company through a cousin of mine who had been with the company in a marketing capacity for over 45 years, and she encouraged me to take a chance and learn something and live it NYU for the summer. And they placed me at aveda. And if I'm being totally transparent, I didn't even know what a beta was didn't know what they make, what they stood for. And I went down to New York for the summer and joined the water companies and this internship program and fell in love with the industry. It was just so dynamic, so consumer centric, and just really a lot of fun. And they ended up staying at aveda for 5 years. And I was really captured captivated by their mission, their ambition, the products that they make. And had the opportunity to launch and develop their first ever men's line called performance for men. And had a lot of great experiences at aveda. I learned about sustainability and organic movement before that was even a thing. It got to work on the pilot of an E comm, it wasn't even called direct to consumer. It was just ecommerce at that point, so a new website. I got the opportunity to learn about freestanding, owned storefronts, working with salon distributors, and then working between stylus as your consumer as well as end home users. So really unique opportunity. And that's how I fell into the beauty industry. And just prior to starting with milani, you were CMO and me undies. How different was that after so many years with so many beauty companies? Yeah, that was a really exciting time for me. I had always wanted to try my hand at something non beauty. I think for a very long time, there was a stigma that beauty marketers couldn't work in other categories. And after the 5 years of the Estee Lauder companies and 11 plus years of Cody working across category and then kopari, I had the unique opportunity and fortune to meet the founder of me undies, which is a direct to consumer underwear and loungewear brand that has a heavy presence in the membership space. And I really got to thank my teeth and direct to consumer. And what it ultimately taught me and nothing was of a surprise was that marketing, the fundamentals of marketing do not change. No matter the category you're in. It is about understanding consumer trends, consumer insights, and leaning into conversations to make sure that you are top of mind and relevant for that consumer that you are trying to target. So you have this wide range of experience across both the conglomerates and startups. You join milani in 2021 and it's not owned by one of the major conglomerates, but it obviously has widespread distribution in line with the conglomerate owned brands. What do you responsibility is look like at Melania? Are they more in line with the startups you worked with or is it more along the lines of a Cody? What do you think?
Fat Mascara
A highlight from Ep. 482: The Best Solid Shampoos & Conditioners, Ways to Build Resilience & The Weeks Beauty News
"Follow fat mascara and follow color guru. They're at your color guru at your color guru follow us both. We will have an Instagram post there, all about the giveaway. You comment on it, all you have to do is comment what you think your seasonal type is. Are you right? Are you wrong? You won't know until you win, and 5 of you will win a free color guru analysis a $165 value. Again, just go over to Instagram follow fat mascara and your color guru, leave a comment on the giveaway post for your chance to win. Hello and welcome to fat mascara. We are back. It's me, Jen. What's up? It's Jess. She's over there working out. She's got like a workout band around my arms. Are you double tasking? What's happening? A multitasking I found one of my workout bands. I have not worked out in over two years, and I think I want to start working out again. Yeah, so I'm here for it. Maybe not during while we're recording the podcast, but you know. But can you tell I'm working out? Keep talking. Let's see. What's up? What are we talking about today? Okay. Everyone. I'll save it for a meeting. Oh, guess what's almost about to you still have a little bit of time? Oh my God, I have some great news. Color guru giveaway is still on for a couple more days. You still have the chance to win one of 5. The essential sets from our sponsor color guru, you always wanted to get your colors done. You wanted to season them analysis. Now you can get it a $165 value, go over to Instagram page. There's like a picture of me and Jess with our good colors and our bad colors. You know how much we love color typing. Click on that Instagram, look at the caption and you just have to basically follow us, follow your color guru and then comment. But the comments are on fire. I'm having such a good time reading the comments. This is a phenomenon. This is an obsession, you know, getting your colors done used to be such a retro thing. But I don't think the interest has ever gone away. I think it was lying dormant and it needed a color guru to a brand like that to bring it back. I don't think it ever really went out of fashion. Do you? I don't, I think the color guru is special though because it's like more than just your season, then there's the subcategory to your season, which was very eye opening for me that I was a twilight winter. Yeah, I think that was like a nice twist, like a new update it also gave me the freedom to get rid of pastels. I tried. Well, what was this point? So I'm like a copper autumn in your cup or autumn. I'm like a self loathing copper autumn and I knew this because it's like I always want and I saw somebody else in the comments had like it was like my spiritual twin, I always want to wear even since it was little, the colors that are not in my palette. I want to wear the Lisa Frank colors. I want to wear fuchsia purple, like neons. These are my colors. I know black girl. Rich black. Yes. And my daughter can wear these colors. This is exactly what she looks best in. Like, yeah, like winter colors. And I look horrible in them, but I still gravitate to them. Now, I kind of gravitate to them more in like desk accessories, like things that I have to things that aren't near my face. Yeah. Yeah, like home things, but I want to wear them, but I still like, I can't help myself, even though I don't look good in them. Is this a secondary business for Jeannie, the color guru that she can like the therapy that comes with once you discover your color guru season? Then she can give people therapy about letting go. And or embracing in different ways. We don't let go of those colors. We don't say no to them. No, we use them in different ways. For example, we have fuchsia cups and pencils. Nah, coffee cup still comes up to your face. I feel like I feel like the color guru would have a coffee cup that looks good with her complexion. Yeah. Does anybody like their could you like your colors? 'cause I hate them. Look in the background. So I just tried this. I just bought some stuff from shop bop and I was like, I'm literally shopping by my color Google card. And the in all cave in, I was like, so we've got an emerald green shirt. We've got a cobalt shirt, cobalt's good for you, right? Is my power color just about. And then of course I bought some black, which is my signature color. I don't know. I have to be honest. I'm pretty sure the green and blue is going back and I'll just be using. The green is not for you. No, but that is my color. I used to wear that color on TV all the time. That bright Kelly green. It really looked good on TV with me. You wouldn't think, but it does. But it's a lot though, right? It's also a police say, remember I told you these are silk police say pleated plants. I didn't put it on yet, but it's like Golden Girls. Does it look like all the girls? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So like the gen zs are all wearing these like sweater vests and like ugly cute stuff. I'm picturing the girl in white lotus, the youngest person. She's just about to I was just about to say, and I was like, I love that. It's like Y two K kitschy, like little quirky colors. I'm gonna try it and I feel like it might be one of those things like when your mom saw that low slung jeans were in and she was like, I'm too old for that trend. I think I'm too old for the grandma core, cool girl stuff. I, there's a lot of that that's like, it's not for me. It's two whimsical. I have no whimsy left. 45. No, you still have. You still have whimsy. I think you just be careful. Just be careful about the whimsy. Just be careful with that emerald green, please say a set, just be careful. Shirt and matching pants. Okay, I got a soft topic. Let's go back. One more thing. One more thing. Okay, so yeah, so by the way, I kind of detest my colors, even though they're not bad colors, I just feel I feel like limited by them. I don't think they're fun. I think they're quite serious. Are you serious? You're emerald green. You're like rich coppers, you're like maroon, like that weird mallard blue that no one can wear but you. I love my colors. I think they're beautiful. I think they're very Julianne Moore. I think they're very Karen elson. I think they're rich. I think they're what's that word. I can't regal, I think, oh. The gorgeous. But I do have this like, it's like you get you want when you can't have. I still want to like dip my toe into the Lisa Frank Poole. But it's like brought me to this feeling of this idea of like rules and I feel like we've had this, you know, this like in fashion. You could do anything you wear anything blah blah blah but I feel like we're still kind of like into rules. Like tell me what to do. Tell me what to do. People really want to be told. They want to be told in skin care. I want to set step one step two step three in makeup. Just tell me which is my color. Yeah, it's not helpful when you go into a store and they're like, you can wear anything. Like I didn't come in here for that. If I could really wear anything, I would have bought a lipstick online and it would have looked perfect. And it never does. The rules are Gavin. Tell me what to do. I was like, shaking. Really responded.
Forever35
A highlight from Episode 261: What To Say Yes To with Brittany Luse
"Is brought to you by color guru. Okay, I am so obsessed with color guru. Now, you've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they sent a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they offer a package with a hair color consultation. If you are struggling to decide which shade to try out next. You want to discover your best colors for clothing, here is an exclusive offer for you forever 35 listeners get 10% off any color consultation at your color guru dot com when you enter promo code forever at checkout.
Breaking Beauty Podcast
A highlight from Dr. Muneeb Shah aka @DermDoctor On Starter Skincare Routines For Aging Skin, The New Accutane-Alternative For Acne and Should You Mix Your Rx Retinol With Drugstore Moisturizer??
"Juicy one for you. Our guest is someone many of you have likely seen in your TikTok feeds or on your YouTube feed. That's doctor mane Shah, AKA at Durham doctor on TikTok. And even if you don't know his name or his handle, you might recognize him from wearing his bow tie with his lab coat on social media. That's how I always remember him? Absolutely. And I mean, you want to talk about breakthrough personalities on our show. This was a whole new category. I remember when it broke through on TikTok, which was like the derm influencer. Yeah. And doctor Shaw is definitely the epitome of that. I think of him and maybe pillow talk derm, which was probably a bit more on the YouTube front. Yeah. But yeah, he's huge. And so many of you requested doctor Shaw in our survey and on that note, thank you so much. All of you who filled out the survey. We so, so appreciate it. We're so happy to be able to deliver
Art Beauty
A highlight from The Power of Scent Styling Your Home and the Latest Spring Fragrance Trends
"The fake shit. Hi, everybody. I've ever today. My fabulous guest and friend of the show is Marissa Oslo. She is a fragrance expert and we are going to be talking all about synth styling and also get some spring trends because let's face it we're at the end of March for me. It's basically summer. How about you? Absolutely. I am ready for it. And the easiest way for me always to do that and kind of change my overall mood is through fragrance. So I'm excited to tap into that today. I love that. You know, I feel like for so many of us fragrance is that like final thing that we put on, you know, it's sort of become less of like an accessory and more of like, you know, a key component to how we're feeling. And I loved on the last show, you really introduced us to this idea that you can have a signature scent, but you can also play around with sense and that you should, just the same way as you change your outfits, change up your fragrance. So I really take that and like when I'm going on date night, I wear something, maybe out with the girls in different fragrance. So thank you for that. Yeah, I love that. I'm always about advocating for a fragrance wardrobe. So build it out and make sure you have something for every occasion. I love that you must have a thousand perfumes. You know what? I keep a very edited assortment only because I am fortunate enough to work in a showroom of hundreds of bottles accessible to me every day. Because we have that for the weekends, how many do I really need and, you know, I kind of fudge it and I make sure my husband has a nice curated assortment too that I absolutely tap into. So between the two of us, we probably only have like 40 bottles in the house, which for a quote unquote fragrance expert is quite limited, I think. Which is fair, right? Because if you saw all the beauty items here in my house, you'd be like, oh my gosh, I could open a Sephora, but so yes, I guess 40, which does sound like a lot. For a fragrance expert, maybe. And edited down version I was gonna say, like, what are some of the ones you're wearing right now, but if there's 40 of them, maybe that could take a while. There's a lot, and I have to tell you, I don't time myself to anyone, which is why there's never a quote unquote in any of my battles. Because I'm always on to my new baby. I really, you know, working in the industry, I'm always promoting something. So I get really engulfed in that in a moment. But I will share definitely some things that are worth noting at the end of the segment for spring so that we can get ready for that. Love that. Okay, so let's talk about this idea of scent styling. What is it? Why do we need to care about this? How do we do it? Give me the goods. Absolutely. Absolutely. So it's something I started talking about about a couple months ago from a personal point of view of let's take a celebrity and let me sense style them, right? What would this celebrity wear? What would be in their home that hope it and this concept was kind of taken off in the sense that I think it brings it all back to this idea of having a fragrance wardrobe. And I think people have been on this pursuit of a quote unquote signature scent. And that's one of the main things customers will say to me is I've been on a ten year journey trying to find my signature set. I was like, well, let me stop right here because I don't think you need one. You know, it's like as if saying there's only one best friend out there for you. I think, you know, don't put yourself in this hall of being limited to finding the most perfect thing, but instead have a perfect thing for that occasion. So that was the concept of kind of you can almost create an alter ego of sorts, right? So since style yourself tonight, if you want to be like a badass and you want to wear a leather jacket, you're going to wear something maybe with petroleum or leather or smoke. And then on the other side of that spectrum, you're going out of her state or it's a girl's night and you want to be flirty and cute, you're going to go for a fruity floral. So that in a very simple sense. But then recently some articles have been coming out where this scent styling concept has gotten really driven and targeted towards home. So people are saying sent style your home. And that kind of the reasoning behind that is people are realizing that fragrance is really tied to our well-being and our emotional state, which translates to fine fragrance that we put on ourselves as well as home fragrance. And that all goes back to a love talking about the olfactory memory. And essentially that the sense, you know, our sense of smell is tied to our limbic system, which is directly correlated to our fight or flight, to our emotional state, all of that. So everybody knows lavender is very calming you and I spoke about that last time. You have a very personal story tied to that. But moreover, you know, my job to spray things and let people smell it. And always like 9 times out of ten, they're immediate responses. This reminds me of. They never just tell me what they think of the fragrance. It's what it reminds them of. So we all get very hung up on for me. Now, anytime I smell anything with orange blossom in it, it takes me back to a trip I went on to Marrakesh Morocco just because that was such a fragrant like olfactory experience for me that I can't unsee it or on smell it. And you know, like amazing, amazing. So you know. So this idea is kind of make your home take it to the next level. Not only did it make it look beautiful but make it be the olfactory experience that you want to portray for yourself and your guests. So I am like obsessed with home fragrance. One because I live in New York City and I have neighbors who live close by and somebody's cooking Brussels sprouts across the hallway. You know it. Sorry, right? We don't live in stand-alone houses. So I really do think I'm always surrounding myself with candles and whatnot. But when you're talking about this sort of scent selling, I feel like I really saw that trend hit off in hotels. Where hotels now will have a signature scent. And I was recently at a doctor's office and an aesthetic medical doctor, and she has a signature scent.
Forever35
A highlight from Mini-Ep 376: Saie It Aint So
"Is brought to you by color guru. Okay, I am so obsessed with color guru. Now, you've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they sent a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they offer a package with a hair color consultation. If you are struggling to decide which shade to try out next. You want to discover your best colors for clothing, here is an exclusive offer for you forever 35 listeners get 10% off any color consultation at your color guru dot com when you enter promo code forever at checkout.
Gloss Angeles
A highlight from The Eastern Approach to Eating Before, During and After Pregnancy With the Founders of Chiyo
"You stay a while. Hi, everyone. It is Sarah. I am popping in, I know I'm supposed to be on a little mat leave. I will be back soon, but I really wanted to record this episode because it's very relevant to my current situation. Being postpartum two weeks, I actually was supposed to record this episode before baby kid came into the world, but if you follow me on social media, then you know that kid came a couple of weeks early. And I had to be scheduled this episode. So Kate's actually joining us today. This is his official first episode, though obviously he's been participating from the womb and is very familiar with my voice, obviously, and anti Kirby's voice for the past 9 months of recording, however many hundreds of episodes. But I really, really wanted to record this episode with the founders of chio. Irene Liu and Jennifer jalo is this incredible postpartum meal delivery service that draws from postpartum practices that are common in traditional eastern cultures, so a lot of the food and recipes that they develop are based in, again, the foods that you would eat traditionally after you give birth, especially within the first 40 days or 5 to 8 weeks because that's a really, really crucial period of recovery. So Irene and Jennifer are on today's episode to talk to us about what foods those are that we should be eating during this really important time to help heal and recover, they talk about specific ingredients that they use and look for, can you hear Kate, guys? They talk about the importance of rest and recovery. There is also this idea of isolation. And rest, and so they talk about that. And what that looks like for the modern mom, they talk about caffeine intake during the first 40 days which obviously is very important, but like what is that actually doing to your body? They're talking about lactation. What foods you should be eating to encourage more breast milk and then also they have a fertility meal plan and so Jennifer and Irene are speaking about what that looks like. So this is really a great episode. If you are a new mom, if you are pregnant, if you are trying to conceive, if you're just curious about the postpartum journey in the road to recovery and what sorts of foods, new moms should be eating. This is a really, really incredible episode, so I encourage everyone to listen and yeah, I will be back Kate and I are sending our love. Hello, hello. Everyone. Thank you so much for joining me. We are joined today by two ladies who I have just admired for so long since we first met like almost like what 8 months ago, 7 months ago, I was just like, I just found out I was pregnant and I was like, oh, I'm gonna need these two in my life. So we have Irene Liu and Jennifer jalo doro. They are the founders of chio and I'm just so thrilled to have you both on because, you know, even though it's not technically solely beauty conversation, it really is tied to how we feel and our health and recovery, postpartum, but you guys also work with women who are on their journey to conceiving and just like women in all stages of their journey. So I'm so excited. Thank you so much for joining me. How are you guys doing? Good. Great. Thank you for having us. Very excited. How did you guys get started? How did you meet and how did you form chio? Yeah, I can start us off for me. I have always been in the food access food justice world, always very interested in healthy food access, nutrition education, worked at a food access nonprofit before going to graduate school and actually was in graduate school when we first started geo doing a policy and business. Dual degree to figure out where to have the most impact on the food system and so the idea of sheer kind of came out of left field after seeing my aunt go through her postpartum period and seeing my mom taking care of her in this way. And then I was like, wow, this is fascinating. I need this in my life and I need this for all of my family
Fat Mascara
A highlight from Celebrity Plastic Surgery and Allures Evolution with Editor in Chief Jessica Cruel
"Follow fat mascara and follow color guru. They're at your color guru at your color guru follow us both. We will have an Instagram post there, all about the giveaway. You comment on it, all you have to do is comment what you think your seasonal type is. Are you right? Are you wrong? You won't know until you win, and 5 of you will win a free color guru analysis a $165 value. Again, just go over to Instagram follow fat mascara and your color guru, leave a comment on the giveaway post for your chance to win. So in fact mascara, we always talk about sunscreen, but let's be honest, sometimes it could feel a little bit like kind of like taking your medicine, taizo is so different. It's almost like applying a primer. It feels like a primer. You're right. And this sunscreen is amazing. It is 100% a mineral sunscreen, which is so good because it works immediately when you put it on, you don't have to put it on 15 minutes before you go in the sun like you do with chemical sunscreens. Taizo stands for titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. These are the minerals and sunscreens that are the best choice for your skin. Your body, even the environment. You're gonna look forward to putting it on like just said it's sort of a primer. I would say it's like, first of all, blends into any skin tone. It has like a peachy beige color to it, the one that I use particularly. But it gives a nice slip and a little bit of a blurring quality, so you're putting on your sunscreen, you know you're going to be protecting yourself from all those signs of aging. But you're also perfecting your skin in the process, which is so nice.
The Beauty Brains
A highlight from Episode 330 - Does tansy oil help with acne? Collagen supplements, face masks and more
"The skin better science line of products, whether facial masks really give any extra benefits whether collagen supplements can boost your collagen production, whether the temperature of water can affect hair damage and we'll talk about brands that hair care brands that can be coconut oil free, but first, how about some of our famous or infamous idle chit chat? Valerie, how are you doing today? You're getting ready for your big trip? I am. I am headed to Barcelona, or I think they say Barcelona. I'm not sure. For in cosmetics, first I'll be making a pit stop in Germany. We actually couldn't get a direct flight to Spain from LA. So we actually found it cheaper even to fly direct to Germany. Then we're going to take a little puddle hopper, even though we're not going over any water. We'll take a little tiny Barcelona. And that whole thing ended up being cheaper than a two stop ticket. Wow. Well, and you get the little fun adventure in Germany. Yeah, I get to see the family. Capital Berlin. Yeah, well, actually get to see it's my mom's family, but I'm pretty excited to be able to see them. And I always appreciate learning about my family history a little bit more. Yeah, well, that's cool. Have fun at the Barcelona and on the entire trip, always it will be eager to hear about all the great new ingredients that are coming out in the cosmetic industry. Yeah. So yeah, that's actually a great point. Some of you guys may be wondering why I'm even going anywhere. Barcelona is hosting a trade show called in cosmetics global this year, and it maybe you've heard us talk about it before. It's the premiere ingredient trade show. Where all of the raw material suppliers launched their latest and greatest ingredients and technology that they've been working on. Do you think there's going to be anything really new? I think there's going to be a couple new things I've been previewed with suppliers, keys, if you will, and I am excited to check them out. I think there's going to be I predict there would be hundreds of new ingredients which might not seem new to a crusty old veteran like myself. Yeah, yeah. Well, there are some new BioTech stuff. There's some new studies on old ingredients, which I really enjoy. And of course, my favorite part for me is getting to network with all my global hair color colleagues that I've known over the years. That's right. You keep up your creds as one of the country's foremost hair color experts. And we'll be talking about hair color a little later in the show, yeah. Hey, you know, just before we get on to the beauty news, there's been some drama with the portu kitties. What is happening? Is it puffers again? It is puffers. Well, I went away for a vacation for a couple of weeks, and then I came back and you know who wasn't here anymore? Tuxedo. No. What happened to tuxedo? I don't know. She kind of hit the road, I guess, and she didn't really get along with puffers. And now puffers, puffers is this new black puffy cat that came by and sort of has disrupted the social harmony of all the other kids. Get puffers out of here. Get him out of here. But I feel bad about because, you know, and he's very, you know, he's puffy, but he meows a lot, and he doesn't run away when I walk up to him. You know, he's always looks like he's got on the edge of going to Hiss and scratch me, but he doesn't. He's probably friendly. So this is my plan, okay? I'm going to catch him. And I'm going to get him fixed. figured that'll probably help, right? Because he's a boy cat, I think. Yeah. And if they want to keep him to adopt him out, that would be fine too, so tuxedo can come back and harmony is restored with the Portuguese world. Well, I have to say, just today though, tuxedo did come back. And I was going to lead her back into my backyard, but then puffers was there. And she won't go near puffers anymore. So I had to feed her out in the front yard. But at least I know she's safe, so that's good. Oh, good. Oh, good. It's never a dull minute with these Portuguese. And then I threw out a box with, what is that catnip in it? And these cats go crazy for catnip, so who knew? You're the neighborhood drug dealer. I am, and these cats are wired. All right, speaking of wired, let's see what's on the wires now in beauty
Forever35
A highlight from Product Recall: Vaseline
"Color guru now. You've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they send a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they offer a package with a hair color consultation if you are struggling to decide which shade to try out next. You want to discover your best colors for clothing, here is an exclusive offer for you forever 35 listeners get 10% off any color consultation at your color guru dot com when you enter promo code forever
The Glossy Beauty Podcast
A highlight from Odele co-founders Lindsay Holden and Britta Chatterjee: Design is so much more accessible
"And once I landed, I never left. And Lindsay, how about you? Well, you know, Brett and I met back in graduate school and we always knew that our skill sets were super compatible. So I wasn't in beauty until we started Odell, but my background has been in sales. It's been in retail as a merchant. And a really kind of trained over time to look for that white space look for those opportunities and Britain and I played around with a handful of different ideas knowing ultimately we wanted to start something together. And it wasn't until she fell into the beauty industry. There's a mecha for it here in Minneapolis. There's just like a little hub of awesome innovation in industry. And it wasn't until Berta got her feet wet there, met Shannon that I started to look at the category as well. Took a look at math and question, wait a minute. There seems to be an opportunity here in the timing was right and we went for it. Tell me this story about how all of you met what business school and did you stay in touch and come back together? How did that work? So Lindsay and I met at the university of Minnesota, Minnesota and it was at that point. I remember her presenting in I didn't really know her really well and I watched her present something and I went, I want to be her friend. And just from there, we ended up working on a project together and we realized we had a really complimentary skill set. And after that, I went to consumer package goods and food. She went to retail at target and we had really been scheming ever since then on what we wanted to start. And so, you know, talking about starting a baby gear company, we really worked on that. And then just I kept falling back into the beauty industry and in consulting, I worked with a lot of different brands. A lot of different brand CEOs were looking at their P and ls looking at their consumer strategy. And just it constantly fed my inner nerd to just be so curious about the consumer and how they worked and how they operated. So as I was doing that, I ended up meeting another hair care brand and was consulting for them and that's where I met Shannon. And we worked together for about a year. It was just this sort of interesting thing where all these parts and pieces sort of fell into place. I was actually after having my second child and Lindsay was staying home as well. We were like, we want to be entrepreneurs. And I remember passionately pitching a puzzle company in her house. Like, we should make puzzles and puzzles would be so great and puzzles would be so fun just again. Just, you know, a business nerd. And she was like, ah, shouldn't we be looking at personal care? I was like, yeah, that sounds probably more practical. Well, fast forward and I got a call from Shannon. And Shannon was looking to start something and wanting to do her own thing and Shannon is our third cofounder. We say we're a three legged stool. And Shannon has spent her whole career in hair care. And really building hair care from the ground up. I said, I think I have a new LinkedIn profile for her. And it would save if it has a UPC. I'm the 3D printer. So she brought all of the horsepower of operations and how to really set up for mass retail. And of course, Lindsay and I had mass retail backgrounds and branding backgrounds. So it was truly this concept of the three of us coming together at the right time at the right place, wanting something that we all had, especially combined, this unique combination that we could make it happen. And so in truth, this brand was built over nap time, as we were really looking at the category and saying, what could we do? And I think a part of it too, a huge part of it was just wanting to be in charge of our own time and our own careers. And really finding something that we could get interested in and grow and expand and be challenged, but we understood the category really, really well. So it felt, even though it was crazy fast, you know, when you look at all of our careers, it's sort of like every single moment of our career kind of came together with the birth of Odell. And let's talk about the concept of the brand. How did that form? Yeah, that was like Bertha said, right? It was like the right time, the right place, the right pause and all of our careers. To have the space to really look into this and like hash it out and honestly sell ourselves, right? We're like, we have to be sold on this idea before we can go and sell it to anyone else. And it really was born of the fact, you know, like there's so much access in this category and we looked around and we're like, oh my God, why do I have a shampoo for me, which was like, you know, $40 bottle of salon brand performance. I was buying the safe stuff for my kids, my husband was using whatever kind, it picked up. Along the way, and there's this notion, you're protecting your good stuff, you're not sharing your good stuff, right? For whatever reason because it's too expensive or what have you, you're training your partner whoever shares your shower to not use it and to seek permission to do so. And taking a closer look, like we're like, well, why am I spending $40 on my shampoo? Why isn't there something that meets my high expectations as a consumer, but is unable to share with whoever that is who's sharing my shower. Because inevitably that happens, you turn around and your kid is like squeezing out your $40 bottle of shampoo to make bubbles and you're like, no. And so whether that's like a roommate, your family, your partner, or that is a very common thread. And I think in our careers to especially
Breaking Beauty Podcast
A highlight from Queen Of The 60-Second Review Glamzilla On Influencer Drama, Her Life-Altering Weight Loss Surgery and The Products She Buys Over and Over Again
"She's been featured in campaigns with Sephora, Maybelline, and Nick's cosmetics, and plus she just dropped her second collaboration with new sticks. And she's part of an elite group of influencers who are often invited on the most exclusive influencer, quote unquote, what they call brand trips. So you might see her in her feed, she has selfies with Selena Gomez on a rare beauty press trip with glow recipe. They recently went to a very fancy resort in Wyoming and Fenty, of course, recently included her on their very exclusive Super Bowl outing to see Rihanna perform at the halftime show. And certainly as the figure who pretty much invented the 62nd product review, long before TikTok was even a thing, it feels very much like this is her time. We're living in peak glam Zilla era, a hundred percent. And I should also mention, you know, she's going to get into it all in the show today. But she is a makeup artist at heart, you know? And we're going to get to know the Stephanie who is behind all of those 62nd reviews. We discussed, of course, lots and lots of product favorites from her tried and true secrets to great skin, like the one serums she loves so much that she repurchased it like 7 times or something. And the one foundation she swears would look great on everyone. We also find out why despite being on a lot of PR lists, she still buys 80% of her makeup. We ask her about the TikTok creator community like, where does it all stand in light of the de influencing trend right now? And we asked Stephanie about her very personal decision to opt for gastric bypass surgery, how she feels having dropped a hundred and 40 pounds. And any advice she'd have for anyone considering a weight loss journey themselves. Yeah, I just love the Stephanie's all about embracing beauty really at every size. And I think that really shines through in our interview today and we laughed a lot and she's just so much fun to chat with. I really enjoyed our conversation. And of course, every single product mentioned, we list on our blog on our website at breaking beauty podcast dot com and be sure to check out our TikTok, our handle is at breaking beauty podcast to see what was in glam Zilla's little tiny Chanel bag that day, the couple of beauty products that she was able to tuck in there. No, she doesn't toss her bag on the mic. If you're familiar with her little TikTok series, rest assured that she doesn't, but also we have a YouTube channel, everybody, and we will post some extra footage on there as well. So we are also at breaking beauty pod podcast on YouTube. So we're trying to grow our community there. So hit us up.
Forever35
A highlight from Episode 260: When Care Is a Struggle with KC Davis
"Color guru now. You've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they send a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they
Gloss Angeles
A highlight from Are Fragrance Dupes Ruining the Industry? (With Naked Beauty's Brooke Devard Ozaydinli)
"Y'all know me, I've been going hard on the self tanning lately, but really one of my not. I tried a new brand from Miley Cyrus airbrush Tanner that's absolutely incredible. I'm going to talk about it on the pod soon. But as you may know, self tanners can be drying simply because of how they must apply and dry on the skin for a long-lasting glow. Y'all know I used to be an airbrush Tanner when I first moved to LA. Maybe you didn't know that. I've talked about it a few times. However, the most common question besides what to do if you spill a drink or water on your tan before the 6 to 8 hour setting period is how do you extend the life of your sunless tan. And the moisture component is very key here. You don't want anything too heavy because too many oils can result in the product being removed quickly, so if you're thinking about just taking an oil and slapping it on, maybe avoid doing that, but also you don't want dry thirsty skin either because that will cause your skin to slough and then you'll look like a patchwork quilt. There is a product that I've been using since literally I'm not even joking 2003, this reminds me of my high school days. It gives me nostalgia and the best way possible and it's from hemps. This is a Texas brand and as a Texas girl I'm very proud of that. This brand has me in a choke hold because whenever I visit an Ulta, I pick up a mini size of their original herbal body moisturizer. Because it's truly the Goldilocks of moisturizers. I literally have my hands in the praying motion right now because it truly is a godsend. Not to mention, it's excellent for sunless tans because it contains Shea butter, a natural support for your moisture barrier. And of course, hemp seed oil, which is rich in vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids that are great for your skin's overall health. Now I'm a stand for the original because it smells like banana, but I know that can be too much for some people. However, the brand truly has a ton of options they've expanded so much.
Art Beauty
A highlight from ManiGlovz: Protect Your Hands from Dangerous UV During Gel Manis
"We need to cover up our hands. So I have always been pretty diligent about some protection right after, let's say, high school after being devoted son, worshipper, and then realizing I had a ton of sun damage and hoping to reverse it, I started to really actively make sure I was putting sunscreen on and protecting my skin. And after I had been going to the now fun and doing my job, I noticed that my hands started to get a little darker and sun spots. And it would feel the heat on my hands. So I started to research this and I met with some really top dermatologists and the skin cancer foundation and found out that it actually is in fact bad for your skin. It's got UVA, UVB rays, and it can cause potential skin cancer and that's the worst case scenario. The best case is aesthetically it could cause wrinkles, round spots. So, I mean, essentially, these are like little baby tanning salons for our nails, right? Now, I want to talk about this. So do you know that there's two different types of nail lamps, right? So we've got the UV curing and the LED curing. Can you tell us what the differences between the two? Sure. A lot of people say, well, we're using the LED, so it's not harmful, which that actually is not the case. The LED also has the UVA rays. Now, these are the rays that cause the damage. UV has the UV lamps have the UVA and UVB. It's the UVA that's dangerous. And we actually, there was an article that just came out a couple days ago that said one 20 minutes, one 20 minute session can result in between 20 and 30% of cell death. It reaches a cellular level. The issues that can result in cancer. Radiation is omitted with both of these lambs. So you're not getting away with anything but the LED, unfortunately. Wow. I had no idea that that study was out there, and that's actually terrifying. I will tell you after years of getting my nails done before Manny gloves. I started to notice now the brown spots on my hands and I was like, oh boy, this is not good. Just a little quick refresher for everybody because for people who don't know, UVA rays, those are what we call in the business like the aging rays. I like to think of UVA UVA as aging, UVB is Bernie, and that has to do with the shape of the wavelength. One is curly and doesn't go into the skin as deep. You've eaten rays or a little straighter so they can penetrate the skin deeper. That's why you get the aging the collagen breakdown. You've are the shorter ones and that's why we've got the burns up top right on the surface of your skin. So if you're not going into a nail salon at the very least slapping on sunscreen, which let's be honest, who's doing that? Yeah, I had thought of that during my initial gels. And then they were washing my hands and it was coming off and so I felt like this was very frustrating to me. I needed a better solution. Right. And I started researching materials and had a block these UVA and UVB rays. And found the right material that would not allow these rays to get through. And they cool design. So, you know, we have leopard and this is crocodile and rainbow, and I love that pattern right there. It's like a little snake skin gorge put one on. You know, let's talk about this material. So you created these gloves, which are brilliant, and I love that they go up, you know, your fingertips are open so that they can get at your nails. They cover up to your wrist, so you're really getting nice protection from the lamps, which generally hit to about here. And like you said already, they're in adorable patterns. Thank you. What is the fabric? What makes these protective? So it is a special fabric that also has a weave. So it is not, it's not a spray. It's not a chemical. It's built into the fabric. So the good thing is you can hold on to them for years. It's not the kind of thing that you would have and then throw out after one use. You wash them, you hang dry them, or just lay them on top of the table, and they dry with them like a couple of hours. Amazing. Now, so I'm glad you brought up a good point. So they are machine washable. You want to lay them flat to dry. And they do feel really nice and substantial 'cause I know that there's some other ones on the market that, you know, you read the reviews and people are like, these feel like paper crap. I mean, essentially, and you never know what you're gonna get on the zone or, you know, you just sometimes you just don't know what you're gonna get. So we're verified. We've been tested. That's our main priority is to just make sure that we have a product that can protect people's skin. That you beat me to it. So I was going to ask, you've done studies to measure the effectiveness in the production. Studies, documents, we're constantly trying to upgrade everything.
Forever35
A highlight from Mini-Ep 375: Another Person Influenced
"Is brought to you by color guru. Okay, I am so obsessed with color guru. Now, you've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they sent a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they offer a package with a hair color consultation. If you are struggling to decide which shade to try out next. You want to discover your best colors for clothing, here is an exclusive offer for you forever 35 listeners get 10% off any color consultation at your color guru dot com when you enter promo code forever at checkout.
The Beauty Brains
A highlight from K18 bond building, the Olaplex lawsuit and more - episode 329
"Is there anything in a conditioner that can permanently straighten hair and finally or maybe not finally is using probiotics or remedy for the problem of superbugs. Oh, superbugs. But first, that name chitchat. Yes, an ancient chitchat. Well, the last time we saw you, you were in Canada, right? Yeah, we were in Canada together. So I think we mentioned this before on the podcast, but I was telling Perry, oh, I can't do anything that week. I'm going to be in Canada, and he was like, I'm going to be in Canada. And then we were like, oh my God, I'm going to be in Vancouver. You're going to be in Vancouver. And then I was like, wait, what are you going to be doing in Vancouver? And it turns out we were going to the same show. The handcrafted bath and body guild stronger together annual convention. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. Real camaraderie there in the beauty makers guild up there. And some cool stuff. They were making soap and other kind of bars and lotions and things. Very cool. Yeah, lots of bath bombs. Turns out Canada loves bath bombs, and we got to see some of our online friends or at least some of my online friends. Marie Rama from humble BME. And also, I got to meet some beauty brains fans, including Alicia, who I had actually been corresponding with on the Internet, Instagram, and she came to see you and me, but you had just left for the airport. Oh, darn. Mister. And I missed swift Kraft monkey. She has an awesome blog if you enjoy making things. She wasn't able to make it to the show. But I would say we had a pretty good time we even did karaoke together. We did, boy, you've not lived till you're here, Valerie, doing karaoke. Oh my gosh, guys, Harry totally got catfished by this girl we make friends with. Well, first of all, I just want to say that we one trivia, our team, USA. Canada, Hong Kong was the name of our team. We destroyed the competition. And well, thanks to mister cosmetic chemist and one of my former chemists, Emily, who had strong music knowledge. I don't think we could have done it without them. They were pretty good, yeah. Yeah. But our new friends from team Hong Kong convinced Perry to do a karaoke song with the girl. And we were like, okay, this will be interesting. And then she basically was Lady Gaga and Perry was not Bradley Cooper. I was adequate. But yeah, you got through it. To be fair, I did not know the song, really, but you know, I'm always willing to do any karaoke song. Oh my gosh, well, we had such a good time together. And hopefully we can do another event again. We always have fun. But then after that, you travel too, right? Yeah, I just got back from Austin and I was down there visiting some friends and just trying to get out of the cold weather. And they had just happened to have south by Southwest down there. And there was one place that lush, the brand lush had taken over a bar, and they had it all set up with the bath bombs, and they're soaps, and they even had an event where they had one of their chemists demonstrating the mixing up of a body cleanser. Very cool. Interesting enough, yeah, yeah. So that was fun. Could you smell it from a distance and you were like, wait, lush is at south by Southwest. I tell you what, that bar is going to have a little time with that lingering odor for mush for a while. Oh, so it was actually in a bar, a drinking bar. Yeah, yeah, for sure. It was like drinking bars. Don't accidentally take a shot of the cleanser, everybody. Do not. Yeah. No, that place is going to smell like lush for a couple of weeks. I'm sure. But it was fun. It was a good time. And they actually introduced the new portable speaker or something. So it's supposed to go with your bath time, or you're having a bath, you put in your bath bomb, and then you dump this waterproof speaker in there and it plays off the music and it plays these lights. So I guess it's supposed to enhance the experience, but I'm not putting anything electric in the water. I don't care how waterproof it is. And while you were doing that, I was speaking at the society cosmetic chemist meeting on formulating strategies for conditioned hair, thought it went pretty well. Well, fun. Pretty cool. Some people came to see me, which was good. And then now I'm just getting ready for in cosmetics Barcelona, the big ingredient trade show.
Fat Mascara
A highlight from How to Celebrate Yourself With Model Ashley Graham (Replay)
"Hey everyone, it's just, it's just matlin and Jen, I'm Jen Sullivan, welcome to fat mascara. It is Friday. We have deep dive into beauty with an amazing guest this week, actually. She is a fabulous woman, her name is Ashley Graham. You know, I was thinking about this, by the way, this is a replay because I'm traveling this week and I was looking back at what Ashley has done since we had her on the show. First of all, she just hosted the lead into the Oscars on Sunday, so she was sort of fresh of mine for everyone. But then I realized we had spoken to her in June 2021, people that was three kids ago. She's continued to be a force in pop culture. Since TV presenter a model tells it like it is, puts people in their place when they shame people, which I love about her. But you probably know her as a model and a TV presenter. So we talk about how beauty products can and can't sometimes build confidence, body positivity versus body acceptance. Of course, all the treatments and services she likes, and just as a reminder, this is a replay originally aired in 2021. I'm sure there's like a reference to the pandemic in there. It was that time. But I hope you enjoy this little flashback. We'll be back with a regularly scheduled podcast on Wednesday, march 22nd. Okay, so Ashley, I want to know what was your first experience with beauty? What was your earliest memory that you can think of like either at a salon or the first time you were remember spritzing perfume or watching someone put on makeup? Like, what was that first? And I think what is beauty to you? What do you remember as a little girl? Well, it's interesting because I have many different memories. I think that I know it's hard to pick one. Yeah. And the biggest memories I think are always watching my mom put makeup on. She has never been like an overdoor when it comes to makeup like less is more for her, but she did like, I grew up in the south. So she always matched. I was raised in Texas Atlanta Arkansas New Hampshire, Nebraska. So when she did say that when she lived in New Hampshire, she didn't really wear makeup because it's just not a cultural thing there that you get dressed up every day like you do in the south. So her big thing was like she wore a little foundation and blush, some mascara and she called it a day. Like she didn't know anything about brows or anything then. So she let me wear makeup in middle school. And I wore the same thing as her. And I wore foundation, blush, mascara, and I don't even think I knew what concealer was really. But I remember I always had the line on my jaw, like my mother without a shadow of doubt before I would leave school would be like, you rub in your line and that was always then became my pet peeve. So when I said I'm blended line on my face from a makeup artist, I'm like, that needs to be blended. And Katie Jane Hughes is a makeup artist I work with all the time. She's always telling me, I know I'm gonna blend it out. Don't worry. I can't not do, but that was like a really amazing bonding moment. My mom always had with me. And I don't even think she thought of it about that, that's what it was then. But it looking back, she also always took us to the department stores, and we would go to the kiosks, and we would get the little sample bags. Purchase. Yes. And it's like all of them. And we would do it at every single one, and then we ended up having our favorites, but those little bags, I still have. To this day, I'm such a little mini bag whore. I'm obsessed. Which one of your favorites? Which one is which one do you call to mind? It's like one of your favorite little mini bags. We all have them. I would love to say a brand, but you can't
Gloss Angeles
A highlight from Mara Roszak Takes Us Behind-the-Scenes of Styling Hair For Oscar Winners
"Everybody says that January is the hard launch to get your life together and get things in order. But I strongly disagree with that. I feel like it's complete chaos the first month of the year, then in February, we're trying to get our bearings. But really, you're running around like a chicken with your head cut off. Yeah, now, let's just get things in order. This is the one that I tend to start to really focus on taking care of myself. So what are you doing, Kirby? So one thing that I've been doing is focusing on my nails and instead of going to the salon and getting my nails done, which has become an exorbitant expense that I truly just don't want to spend anymore. I now have been doing my own gel nails at home with extensions. So you're so good. Light. Thank you. And then I have my daily charm powder so I can do chrome and glitter and then I have my orally. I have all of my stuff that I need and it's been actually, it takes a lot longer than going to the salon, but I find that it's me time. So I can just sit and focus and do my own version of art on my nails. Watch you become the next nail artist to on TikTok. Like this could be for you. I need some practice, but it's been very fun. For me personally, because I feel like I need like a massage every week at this point in my pregnancy stage, but I can't. It's too much money. It's really hard to find a really good prenatal masseuse that's gonna really go there. So I just have been giving myself some nice massages I got my hypervolt, I also have a haircut. I have mall. And then I've been using some of this hemp's lotion, the cucumber and aloe specifically, because it smells so refreshing. And it just puts me in a really nice mood. So I've been doing that along with my massage. So fun fact about hemps. This is a brand I've been buying since I was a teenager. What? Because when I worked in the dreaded salon, don't tell anybody. We would always tell people you need to moisturize your skin afterwards. So hemps was a product that we recommended because it contains hemp oil, which is not what people think hemp and they think it's THC. That is not it. It does not, it's a 100% pure hemp seed oil. But the smell. So it not only is so moisturizing and feels amazing and it absorbs so nicely into the skin, but all of the sense that they now have, the original scent is incredible, and I have a small travel size that I keep in my purse. But the cucumber and aloe, it just smells very fresh, it smells very sweet, very clean, and almost like calming in a way. Exactly. I've been doing this so after my showers, which I have now stopped taking scalding hot showers. Because it's been burning the joy out of my skin. I'll get out of the shower and then I will apply the cucumber and aloe, which includes ceramides and B three. And hemp's, they've been really focusing on ingredients, so this one, they have a few other options, but we always talk about how we wish that brands would make body care in large sizes so that you can put it all over and not worry about it. And this is a huge bottle. So we're very big fans of that. That is also something I really love. It is just the perfect size. I've been keeping mine by my desk actually, 'cause I just use it throughout the day. All in all, I've been a hemp span literally for 20 years at this point, and they keep delivering. To try out this new collection yourself, go to hemp dot com and use code Angeles for 20% off your first order. Offer valid only on regular price merchandise. Thank you for listening to this story, brought to you in partnership with hemp's and acast creative. Surely you have thought about the magic that goes into creating the iconic looks that we see at the Oscars. The ones that stay in the test of time. It could be said that Mara rose, celebrity hair stylist, is the lucky charm for some of these amazing best actress winners. She styled Brie Larson in 2016 when she won the Academy Award for room. The following year, she styled Emma Stone for her win for La La Land, and this year she was a small part of history, styling the one and only Michelle Yeoh for her win for everything everywhere all at once. Mara truly depicts cool girl hair if you look at Mara if you've ever met her, she just has this boho hippie long haired 70s LA vibe a vibe that I wish I had, but unfortunately very much do not. But she is one of the kindest, most talented people in the celebrity glam squad circuit. Today obviously wanted to have her on the show. She agreed to meet with me with a very quick turnaround after Michelle won her Academy Award. She styled so many incredible people this past weekend. And I figured, why not get her on the show? We've been wanting to have her on for a while. Sarah and I have sung her brand rose's praises. I think at the beginning of January, we went in on how much we are obsessed with her
Forever35
A highlight from Product Recall: Biore Strips
"Is brought to you by color guru. Okay, I am so obsessed with color guru. Now, you've heard us mention that, in the past, we've wished we could just have someone help us with our style and a big part of that is knowing what your best colors are. Okay, this is something I've struggled with for a very long time. Enter color guru. Okay, in the most simplest process possible, they analyzed my hair, skin, and eye color, and they matched me with my ideal color palette for clothes. And they gave me this amazing color card, which includes a digital one for my phone and then an actual laminated card to bring with me while I shop. Complete with my best 35 shades. Okay, already, this is influenced, not just like what I'm wearing, but the makeup that I'm using. It has made shopping number one so much easier. Because I just look at this card and I'm like, oh yes, right. This is where I need to be. FYI, I am an autumn Twilight. That is my palette. And it has also influenced me trying out new makeup colors like I went for an orange red lipstick and it looks so good and let me tell you, that is on my color palette. Picking the right colors and shades is like, it's just so much easier now. And my color card is this family of colors, so it's also easy to put together outfits because all of the colors in my closet that they recommend go together. Plus, like I said, they sent a makeup card too with go to makeup shades and they offer a package with a hair color consultation.
You Beauty
Can You Really Freeze Fat Away?
"Talking about that phrasing today which is very popular. Non invasive body sculpting treatment the scientific name full-fat freezing is cairo lippo. Uscis which i know is a little bit of a mouthful kyra means cold leiper meaning fats and lascivious meaning to dissolve all loosen but you've probably seen it marketed as coo sculpting. Which is the only branch have fda approval however they awesome other names floating around the treatment was actually invented. I think this is so interesting by observing what happens when kids eight. I pose see. Now when like little children alike aiding the icy polls and i kind of just leave them in their mouths this sort of sitting against their cheek so the car founders of this treatment. We're intrigued when something called cold. Induced fat necrosis was reported to occur off. Today's kids eight. The icy post that will sort of left resting on their cheeks for several minutes. Skin samples taken from patients like these showed inflammation in the fight but normal skin. So thus i love using would thus it appeared that that may be more sensitive to cold injury than other tissue types. Using this concept a cooling device was tested on pigs. Sorry pigs in two thousand and seven to save fat cells could be selectively destroyed. The results were very promising. There was was about a half an inch reduction in the peaks. Fat layer in the treated areas so by two thousand and ten the first cairo. Lopo asus technology approved for human use named coup sculpting was cleared as a treatment for love handles and then clearance full. Treating other parts of the body was soon pastas well and those parts of the bodies will like you thought is to saddles. You back saddles. You belly abroa- fat onto side of the bomb bomb and even your chin so all of those have been fda approved as well. But how exactly does it work. Unfortunately no one knows for show which doesn't exactly sound promising but basically a special vacuumed applicator is applied to an area of the body and controlled cooling technique lowest the treated area to minus nine degrees and that's celsius cooling energy traits. The thought la without any damage to surrounding cells and experts. Think that because fat cells cannot survive at this temperate cha a few days after treatment. The cooled fat cells die and over the next few months. You'll buddy will actually digest. The dead fat
The Emma Guns Show
Getting to know ELEMIS with Noella Gabriel
"In two thousand tree. We launched Marine crane at a time when everyone thought asking scott older creams should get richer. And suddenly we come up with this beautiful gel cream and i was very passionate. It had to be a joke queen. Because i feel very strongly that a lot of the creams night there too heavy into rich. They often the close overnight. Because the skating. Max's oath it max out. So the prolong this beautiful gel cream. Texture that sits beautiful the lipid barrier really fast. So it's not moving around all day long and when you run you makeup over exits really. Steadfast doesn't move to me was a real. Plus and that was a very disruptive moment in in anti-aging here is coming up with this gel cream when everyone was getting thicker insecurity as you got older and order in order and it was a real we moment because we wanted to put something on the skin that allowed the skin to function. I want it allowed to read. Because it's your largest talk skin. It's the largest organ you have in your body. It has a big function and it's very busy through the day. So when you take the skinner's an organ and just looking at look what he does all day. No it's so busy. It's recycling all day long. It's recycling before we ever even understood about recycling. and either. So why give it another job to do on top of that so for us about making sure that we respect to that concept and we're very passionate manam Delivered barrier ecosystem. The skin hell's on of that you know you're you're pro in prebiotics all of the buzzwords we have today but fundamentally it's about making sure you're not interfering with this in your keeping beautiful linked calm but at the same time getting the
Gloss Angeles
The Miracle Balm From Jones Road Is This Summer's Best Makeup
"To my surprise and delight the jones road. Instagram people reached out to me. And said hey kirby we would love to send you like a care package of jones road products. My god they reached out to me too and i did not respond. Sell me on it. I was like jumping for joy. I was literally about ashikari. And just by it myself. Because i think the hero product out of all of it is this product called the miracle bomb. They sent me a kit so right now on the website. They have a kit like a summer. Kit were. There's like four or five products put together for you in smaller packaging so you can kind of get a taste alive that thing without having to like fully die then you know. That's like one of the things. I think i miss about beauty counters and from like the os in the nineties is like shopping at clinic and then they gave you like a little sampler travel bag gift with purchase. I loved those. Yes yes so this miracle bomb. This is the all natural shade. It's point three. Oh ounces okay. So compared to the one point seven six ounce that like is the big mama. It's a little bit smaller. But it's so much product in a tiny little jar and i was so excited to get on my face. So what does the miracle bomb. It is the secret of no makeup makeup. Bobby likes to say it's a wash of soft focus moisture to perfect it enhance the skin so this is a true bomb when you put it on your skin like on your cheek or on your nose. It has more of a matte. Finish matt but it's more soft focus. It's not super do we or shiny like some people may expect from a ball guests. It is a true bomb. And i love the soft focus. Because what does that mean. It means your pores you're gonna look less prominent sometimes with highlighter. When you put it on the bridge of your nose or for me especially. It's like hello pours. Yeah out in about with this. You take a little bit with If you have a spatula or like the end of your your makeup brush you take it out of the jar and warming up in your hands and then kinda dab it on your
Art Beauty
This Cult Haircare Company Has Launched a Beauty Line
"So i do wanna talk now about your be attended cosmetic live because we all know and love. It's a ten hair care. What made you say. Okay it's time to get into cosmetics in color you know what it's a natural progression for me. It's a natural listen. Beauty is head to toe and I really wanna create additional products with underneath the. It's a ton umbrella so to speak. That really creates anything that a woman is going to need to get ready so be a hair extension. it can be The makeup it can be obviously be attend. Has the same type concept behind it. Simple easy to use multifunctional makeup. That you don't need youtube tutorials you don't need a million brushes. Have the applicators really built right into the makeup itself. It's kind of you pick it up. It's self explanatory. you use it. And you get those fashionable grade beautiful results. We go holy smokes. I can't live with this product. Those are the kind of products. I like to create and i want to do it in the color world is well obviously so i love it too and i have to say when you say the word color like. You've got some really bold bright colors. do you think that your inspired clayton lori. Okay florida by puerto rican woman. And we just you know we can do. We can do muted as well. But honestly i'm all about the pop and especially now listen. We're still mass occasionally. We're still like having to make our eyes pop and and when you take your mask off we have beautiful lip stains that you still have some lip on even if a little bit came off in your mask instantly. We have a brown scare boom a little little applicator. You have a popping brow at a great dual chamber mascara so things that are just gonna make it really easy for people to really have those professional grade results without you know a lot of work and that's all about. We need a ten minute face nowadays. You know what are you. What is the lip product that you're using right now. Your lips look gorgeous. Thank you so that is definitely one of our. It's our lip gloss And it's it's the one that was in the new beauty box literally. The beautiful thing about it is. I'm pretty dark skinned i. I can get very pale as well but no matter. What whether i have my summer tan. When i have my really kind of winter skin this color goes with so many different skin tones. That's one thing. I'll as well a b. Attend makeup is literally all the way from say. The palest appeals to the darkest darkest everything from our foundations to our our lipsticks to our i colors. They really are super diversified. And so it's really about being all inclusive with beauty Bracing your own natural beauty. We don't have this cookie cutter kind of a Type of you know. It's only for this totally for that.
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Markie Post Passes Away at 70
"So an actress You probably remember from the eighties Markie Post has died. Host is best remembered as feisty defense Attorney Christine Sullivan in the popular eighties sitcom Night Court. What is it that I do? That's so strange. Well, how about the time you drove three hours to get a Bullwinkle Pez dispenser? Yeah, A post also had roles on a B C's The fall guy and CBS's hearts of Fire. She often was a celebrity player on many game shows, including Match Game, Hollywood Squares, Our and Password Post, losing nearly four year battle with cancer. She was 70. As Christa Mayer reporting. I read a number of Facebook post from people who worked with her and said she was just a very nice lady. She seemed that way. She didn't seem like one of those people who's you know, not know.