Speaker 1: Hey, beauties, It's Jamie Joe and Jesse Massu and welcome
Speaker 1: to Skin Influence, a podcast dedicated to beauty, fashion and
Speaker 1: self love, turning your weakness into your uniqueness. Before we
Speaker 1: get started, we'd like to acknowledge the custodians of the
Speaker 1: land on which we record the Gaddigl people of the Euranation.
Speaker 2: So in today's episode, we're doing something really exciting. We
Speaker 2: put out question boxes to you guys on our social
Speaker 2: media and you've said in all your beauty questions and
Speaker 2: we can't wait to dive right into them and answer them.
Speaker 1: For you guys, there is so much juice in these
Speaker 1: questions and we are ready to just give you everything
Speaker 1: we've got.
Speaker 2: No. Yeah, So the first question is really close to home,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to ask it to you, Jay.
Speaker 1: So Morale has asked how to love your curls. She's
Speaker 1: tried so hard to love them, but she just can't.
Speaker 1: What's your advice to her? This definitely hit home because,
Speaker 1: as you guys know, we did grow up definitely a
Speaker 1: little bit insecure around curly hair. I did, particularly, I
Speaker 1: think for you, if you find good role models to
Speaker 1: look up to, people who love their.
Speaker 3: Curls that you can relate to. There are so many.
Speaker 1: Different types of people with curly hair with different features,
Speaker 1: so you really can on social media find someone who
Speaker 1: looks like you who is representing their curls, and I
Speaker 1: think that that's definitely something really comforting. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 1: really beautiful to see so much representation for curly hair. Also,
Speaker 1: spend time getting to know your curls and what looks best.
Speaker 3: There are so many different types of curly hair routines.
Speaker 1: So for me personally, I like when my curls are separated,
Speaker 1: big and voluminous. Some people like when they're really defined
Speaker 1: and flat at the top of their head. There are
Speaker 1: just so many different ways you can wear your curls.
Speaker 1: So if you spend time learning to love which style works,
Speaker 1: like what actually matches your features in terms of your curls,
Speaker 1: that can be really comforting as well.
Speaker 3: It just might take a little bit of time.
Speaker 1: As you want to build a relationship with anything or anyone,
Speaker 1: it's got to time. Give yourself time to learn to
Speaker 1: love your hair, find good media representation, and then just
Speaker 1: like play with it, okay, Jesse. Next question, Bella has
Speaker 1: asked what to do for skin dryness.
Speaker 2: There's so much that you can do for skin dryness,
Speaker 2: and there are so many different products on the market,
Speaker 2: but I like to keep maroutine super simple because I
Speaker 2: have acne prone skin and finding products that work can
Speaker 2: be a little bit harder. So I'd say the Chichiplas
Speaker 2: B five balm. I talk about this from laroche Pose.
Speaker 2: I honestly talk about this product almost too much, but
Speaker 2: that's because it's really great. It's hydrating, it repairs the
Speaker 2: skin barrier, and for dry skin, it helps the skin
Speaker 2: turnover rate I don't know if that's the technical term
Speaker 2: cell turnover to keep happening. So that's going to be
Speaker 2: really great for dry skin, especially in winter. But also
Speaker 2: the serah v hydrating lotion for dried and very dry skin,
Speaker 2: like all over the body is really really good for
Speaker 2: dry skin. They've got literally it's called to very dry skin,
Speaker 2: that's the title of it, and I've used that as well,
Speaker 2: which is amazing. But it's also approved by dermatologists for
Speaker 2: useful people with exma, so like, this is a really
Speaker 2: good product recommendation, and they've got a whole loan even
Speaker 2: a cleanser that's good for dry to very dry skin.
Speaker 2: It's moisturizing cleanser rather than it being a stripping cleanser.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And didn't you just finish like a one point five
Speaker 1: liter bottle or something?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I actually just filmed that video.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I bought the biggest bucket. It was like one leader. Yeah,
Speaker 2: with the hydrating lotion for dried it very dry skin.
Speaker 2: I finished it and I'm.
Speaker 4: On my second bowl. So yeah, So I recommend it's
Speaker 4: approven by.
Speaker 3: A dressing Yeah, approved by me.
Speaker 4: What more do you need?
Speaker 2: Right? I have a question for you, Jay, and this
Speaker 2: one's really really good. I love it. It says it
Speaker 2: looks like you guys don't have pause? How do I
Speaker 2: achieve that.
Speaker 3: This is a funny one? We definitely have pause? Everyone
Speaker 3: well it. But I do have a.
Speaker 1: Secret weapon in terms of this Bauty product. Every time
Speaker 1: I put it on my face, it makes me look
Speaker 1: air brush.
Speaker 3: And Jesse started using it after.
Speaker 1: I've been using it for a really long time because
Speaker 1: under the eyes and especially in the te zone, it
Speaker 1: is flawless. And the product is the hood Beauty easy.
Speaker 3: Bake loose powder. It is the best powder I have
Speaker 3: literally ever used. It's fifty nine dollars.
Speaker 1: You can get it from Adoor Beauty actually also for
Speaker 1: them or Hoodbauty dot com. They ship everywhere, which is great.
Speaker 1: This powder for setting the underreyes and setting the te
Speaker 1: zone is stunning.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 1: It doesn't necessarily have coverage, but for some reason on
Speaker 1: both of us, it looks like it just adds this
Speaker 1: layer of flawlessness to finish off any makeup look. And
Speaker 1: it diffuses the skin really beautifully in still a natural way,
Speaker 1: but it adds longevity.
Speaker 3: It really does help to.
Speaker 1: Fill in the look of those poores. So that's something
Speaker 1: external that you can use instead of skin care, just
Speaker 1: for like a very flawless finish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think I was saying it this morning,
Speaker 2: but I almost feel like it does more for me
Speaker 2: than my actual concealer. So like when I put the
Speaker 2: concealer and I still feel like I can like it's
Speaker 2: still like a little bit crusty under the eyes, or
Speaker 2: like you can see fine lines.
Speaker 3: Especially because concealer like reflects light. This helps to set
Speaker 3: it down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Conceila, if it's a liquid concealer, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be really glowy, which can actually draw more attention to
Speaker 1: the underreyse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So then when you like powder it down with
Speaker 2: this food of beauty. It's like looks bad and then
Speaker 2: it looks great like the next second, seamless.
Speaker 1: And I never used to actually set my tea zone.
Speaker 1: I've always had good skin, which is a beautiful blessing.
Speaker 1: But lately, like as I get older, I'm definitely noticing
Speaker 1: more texture in the te zone.
Speaker 3: And this product is just everything. I love it. I
Speaker 3: use it every day, almost every day.
Speaker 1: Jamie Becky has asked, outside of products, what steps do
Speaker 1: you take to maintain health and beauty.
Speaker 4: I think these commentside really nicely together.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I think everything works together really well. So
Speaker 1: life balance is very important for beauty. Stress can like
Speaker 1: really take away from beauty, and I noticed that, like
Speaker 1: when I was going through a rough time last year,
Speaker 1: going through a breakup.
Speaker 3: It really does drain so much of.
Speaker 1: Your life and like your natural beauty because you're putting
Speaker 1: so much energy into stress and negativity. So keeping like
Speaker 1: a healthy perspective on life sounds so easy. It is
Speaker 1: definitely gonna help with beauty. But in terms of things
Speaker 1: I actually do like practical things.
Speaker 3: Me and Jesse drink bone broth. We really love it.
Speaker 1: It's very good for collagen Yeah, it's really good for collagen,
Speaker 1: and collagen is great for hair growth, now growth, glowing skin.
Speaker 3: So that's like one of our little natural.
Speaker 1: Beauty tips that we do all the time, every single day,
Speaker 1: just to really like elevate beauty from within. Our mum
Speaker 1: actually does make bone broth from scratch, and we have
Speaker 1: encouraged her to actually film a video on it because
Speaker 1: she's such a boss in the kitchen and she does
Speaker 1: so much goodness for our beauty through cooking. So the
Speaker 1: process is like you get good organic bones from your
Speaker 1: local butcher and then you have to roast them with
Speaker 1: apple side of vinegar and.
Speaker 3: This really helpsn't you pressure cooks them? Well that's no,
Speaker 3: you did this first.
Speaker 2: Oh so sorry, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: When you cook them and like brown them off first
Speaker 1: with the appleside of vinegar, it helps to actually draw
Speaker 1: out that collagen and all the good fatty acids that
Speaker 1: are good for your skin. And then you can boil
Speaker 1: them for a really long time or you can pressure
Speaker 1: cook them and you can add your own like herbs
Speaker 1: and spices in that are good for skin as well,
Speaker 1: so like cinnamon and timeric really good. Yeah, So she
Speaker 1: makes it from scratch and how you know it worked.
Speaker 1: Is it actually like jellytizers and it's like, yeah, it's pretty,
Speaker 1: it's pretty awesome. And that's how you know that all
Speaker 1: that bone marrow and all that like healthy fat has
Speaker 1: actually worked.
Speaker 3: The process worked. So yeah, bone broth is so good.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of issues with my guart in
Speaker 1: terms of reflux and.
Speaker 2: Which isn't good for your singing and your career. You're
Speaker 2: always talking, You're always singing, so she needs a voice.
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 1: It affects your vocal cords. So having this every day
Speaker 1: kind of like lines the stomach creates like a good
Speaker 1: gut bacteria environment.
Speaker 3: It's so good. I love it and tastes really yum.
Speaker 3: It's like soup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's definitely influenced by Albese culture, so like the
Speaker 2: flavorings we put in, even Mum knowing how to move
Speaker 2: through that process ease that definitely comes from like our Sita,
Speaker 2: which is our grandma.
Speaker 3: She makes tunic.
Speaker 2: Lemon, dinder orange and Caye pepper shots which I have
Speaker 2: every single morning. Yep.
Speaker 4: That's really going to do so much.
Speaker 2: There are so many properties within that that just like
Speaker 2: benefit my health and my beauty because a lot of
Speaker 2: people say, like, gut health and your skin so so linked, right,
Speaker 2: And also, like Jamie said, your stress and your beauty
Speaker 2: is so linked because stress is super draining.
Speaker 4: You're not going to fill your best.
Speaker 2: So that's just like another one of those little health
Speaker 2: tips that we do to feel beautiful. Also like pure
Speaker 2: one hundred percent Alvira shots in the morning. Yeah, how
Speaker 2: like this whole lineup to get through before my browning coffee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bone broth tuberc shots and then an Alvira shot.
Speaker 1: It's really good gut health, but it in term helps
Speaker 1: your beauty so much.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Thing.
Speaker 2: I also put Celtic salt under my tongue the first
Speaker 2: thing in the morning, and then I drink some water
Speaker 2: so that the water is absorbed better and the minerals
Speaker 2: are absorbed better.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm honestly, guys, I'm not that good at drinking water.
Speaker 1: But when I do drink water, my skin is more plump.
Speaker 1: Even my lips are more plump.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 2: It's so true because like when you're when you're hydrated,
Speaker 2: you're going to be like juicy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if obviously you don't have an incredible mother like us,
Speaker 1: I'm sure your moms are great.
Speaker 3: But if they don't make both broth from scratch, that's okay.
Speaker 1: You can buy it from any like Cosal Woolies from Campbell's.
Speaker 1: I prefer the chicken bone broth from Campbell's. It also
Speaker 1: has so much protein and really little calorie, so if
Speaker 1: you want to up your protein intake for some gains,
Speaker 1: this is. But yeah, don't get the beef one doesn't
Speaker 1: taste very nice.
Speaker 3: Chicken one it's really good. It's like nine dollars.
Speaker 4: I refuse to drink it from my mamma hasn't made it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. Fussy fussy girl. Okay.
Speaker 1: Jess Keana is asked what is your favorite mascara to
Speaker 1: avoid clumps but at length?
Speaker 4: Ooh okay.
Speaker 2: I honestly think Maybelene has the musca is just like
Speaker 2: full stop.
Speaker 4: That's my end of the scar.
Speaker 2: But they have a new one called Mabelene Lash Sensational
Speaker 2: Fireworks Washable black.
Speaker 3: It's such a long name. I mean I would just
Speaker 3: say the.
Speaker 4: The fireworks last Sensational by Mablen. Why do they make
Speaker 4: the name suck?
Speaker 2: Honestly, I haven't used a mascara that gives me more
Speaker 2: like length definition than the mabelene ones and blackness. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they actually add pigmentation and like, it looks like I
Speaker 2: have fake lashes on. Yeah, there's no other way to
Speaker 2: describe it, but it looks like they're fake lashes. People
Speaker 2: always come up to me and Jamie when we're.
Speaker 4: Out saying, what lashes are you wearing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, non, babe, it's just maybe Lene, Maybe it's maybe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But what's your advice for making them not clumpy?
Speaker 2: Because you have a really like bulletproof way of applying
Speaker 2: your muscara, Like you're so intentional with your brushstrokes.
Speaker 4: I remember learning from you a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, when I was like fourteen fifteen, I was obsessed
Speaker 1: with just muscara.
Speaker 3: You had nothing on my face but black muscara with
Speaker 3: blue eyes, and it was spider spider lash.
Speaker 1: I use like three different mascaras to achieve one look,
Speaker 1: so over time, I've refined my routine. I do like
Speaker 1: curling my lashes, but sometimes I even don't because maybe.
Speaker 3: A mascaras are so good work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I curl my lashes and then I start
Speaker 1: with just very like light strokes from the bottom of
Speaker 1: the lash upwards. Then when I want to build some
Speaker 1: like length and volume. I go from inside the lash
Speaker 1: and do like a few swapes up and then I
Speaker 1: still haven't redipped my wand but then I start to
Speaker 1: blink into the muscara and this actually is what's going
Speaker 1: to get the root volume like massive. To avoid clumps,
Speaker 1: make sure you're just moving across the eye constantly and
Speaker 1: not just going too much in one spot, so I
Speaker 1: always fan across as I go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I actually have a question for you.
Speaker 2: So how do you get it in the inside without
Speaker 2: getting on your nose?
Speaker 3: Well, girl, I do, just get it on my nose. Oh,
Speaker 3: and then you just clean it up tonight.
Speaker 2: Fine.
Speaker 1: I mean I'm a little bit messy with muscara, which
Speaker 1: I don't think there's anything wrong with. I like to
Speaker 1: just get I'd like to get it on and then
Speaker 1: clean up my lead on my nose.
Speaker 3: But if you're trying to be a.
Speaker 1: Little bit more precise, you can just angle the brush.
Speaker 1: What's this vertically?
Speaker 4: Vertically?
Speaker 1: Yeah, great, good job, Jabi, and then just like add
Speaker 1: a few little strokes.
Speaker 3: It doesn't look very nice when it's.
Speaker 1: Heavy in the in my opinion, I like to fan
Speaker 1: outwards more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that makes sense, So it doesn't matter if
Speaker 2: you get it on your face, how do you get
Speaker 2: it off?
Speaker 4: If you get it on your face.
Speaker 1: I like just using a cotton tip and then I'll
Speaker 1: just touch up with a bit of concealer. But if
Speaker 1: I get it on my eyelids and I'm wearing eye shadow,
Speaker 1: I wait till it dries Use it like a little
Speaker 1: spoolly from the back of a from the.
Speaker 3: Back of your IRA pencil, and I just like flick
Speaker 3: it off. Oh that's a really easy hack.
Speaker 4: Though, So it just dries off and you yeah, you
Speaker 4: just flick it off. Perfect. So, Jay, we have a
Speaker 4: really awesome question. I love this.
Speaker 2: Who do you think the Jeffrey Star of this generation is?
Speaker 4: Woo?
Speaker 1: Well, Jeffrey Star, if you don't know, is a little
Speaker 1: like controversial.
Speaker 3: He was the biggest.
Speaker 1: Beauty guru on YouTube and he came out with a
Speaker 1: massive brand and like he was definitely just paving the
Speaker 1: way in terms of beauty in that like twenty sixteen era.
Speaker 4: Did you ever get any of his products?
Speaker 3: I actually didn't. Oh he was the only like he
Speaker 3: was one of the only people I didn't buy off.
Speaker 1: I bought off Jaqueline Hill, I did Morphy, I did
Speaker 1: like all of the above but I never bought off
Speaker 1: Jeffree Starr's He's an interesting character. I think that Mikayla
Speaker 1: on TikTok is because I don't know, you've seen a
Speaker 1: lot of speculation that her accent's actually fake.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen that.
Speaker 2: She's like because there's an interview when she's younger, like
Speaker 2: at a job and she's speaking.
Speaker 1: She's just making like a regular American girl. And now
Speaker 1: she goes, I'm just gonna do my eyeliner nice and
Speaker 1: shop nice and shop. She's got like this insane like
Speaker 1: New Jersey. You know, she's insane New Jersey, like Kim Kardashian. Sorry, guys,
Speaker 1: it's a really bad accent, but she's just she's controversial,
Speaker 1: but she's really that makeup and she has a cult following.
Speaker 3: Every single video has three million views.
Speaker 2: Yet one hundred thousand, Like I wonder if she'll ever
Speaker 2: come out with the line surely like come on as
Speaker 2: if she what is she waiting for?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that I think that's the one. I
Speaker 3: think that's her.
Speaker 2: So that's all the time we have for answering your
Speaker 2: questions today, But we can't wait to keep doing this
Speaker 2: every few weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been really really fun to hear directly from
Speaker 3: you guys.
Speaker 2: And honestly, this podcast is all about giving to you guys,
Speaker 2: and we just want to make an impact in the
Speaker 2: way you.
Speaker 4: View yourself and love yourself.
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