Fat Mascara

The hosts discuss the best and worst of the beauty industry in 2018, including favorite brands and launches, frustrating trends, and brand activations. They also explore the influence of the wellness movement and concerns about a new sexual health pill. Additionally, they celebrate the open cultural conversation around sexuality and show appreciation for beauty podcasts.

Hannah Bronfman, DJ, fitness influencer, and beauty entrepreneur shares her beauty black book and predicts the It fruit of 2019. Personal experiences with a comfortable bra and treating broken blood vessels are discussed. The podcast also reflects on childhood diversity and black beauty icons, explores the effects of dairy on skin and upcoming food trends, emphasizes the importance of making fitness a priority, and highlights an event that strengthens family bonds through hair braiding.

What is CBD? Derek Chase, president of Flora + Bast, is here to help explain why cannabidiol (CBD) is so big in beauty and how it can benefit your skin and mood. He also drops knowledge on the difference between hemp and marijuana, other cannabinoids (like THC), the ketogenic diet, adaptogens, and how to get surfer-boy hair. Before that: We critique the new "universally flattering" makeup shades; Jenn introduces a wild new study about goosebumps; and Jess reveals her Top 5 Cream Shadows of All Time.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chanel makeup director shares behind the scenes of Métiers d’Art show and Penélope Cruz's eye makeup. Julia Roberts surprise at movie premiere. Facial asymmetry and its connection to aging. Embracing asymmetry as beautiful. Unique makeup look for fashion show. Artistic inspiration and use of red eye shadow. Makeup tips and tricks.

Dermatological surgeon Dr. Dendy Engelman is here to demystify topical anti-agers and explain how retinoids, peptides, antioxidants, and acids work. Plus, she offers real talk on which ingredients are truly, scientifically harmful and which are simply vilified by the interwebs. Before that, we discuss the Escape The Corset movement against South Korea’s rigid beauty standards and the new line Nécessaire and its high-end sex gel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Yi, founder of @verygoodlight, talks about changing heteronormative grooming standards, going through hard times, and finding YOUR good light (and some good products!). We also tell you where to donate gently used beauty products and discuss wearable tech that helps your skin. Plus, a very important question: Do we all need flushable tushie wipes? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic shares his surprising start in the industry and offers advice to aspiring makeup artists. They discuss preventing hair breakage, the socioeconomic aspect of beauty, and finding passion in makeup. They also talk about disappearing lip lines and aging, the importance of perseverance and being a good person, and their fear of bad breath and Listerine Ready Tabs.

Charlotte Cho, founder of Soko Glam, joins as the guest in this episode. They discuss the origins of K-beauty, double-cleansing, skip care, humidifiers, and more. They also delve into the success of Soko Glam, the launch of 'then I met you', and the misconception surrounding the 10-step skincare routine.

Alessandra Steinherr was the Beauty Director of Glamour UK for over a decade, became a beauty influencer in her own right, and just launched her own range of affordable(!) skincare: Now she's in the studio to chat about her time on all sides of the biz. Before that: We ponder the idea of age limits on beauty trends. Plus, makeup artist Fiona Stiles has some clever tips for women with heavier eyelids. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hairstylist Jawara discusses the rarity of expertise with all hair types in the fashion industry. He talks about #assistantlife, working with Solange, and his recipe for the sexiest cologne. The hosts also discuss the business of being a beauty influencer, the Deciem kerfuffle, and beauty companies faking customer reviews.