Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Your Beauty, the show for your Face,
Speaker 1: Hair and Bathroom Cabinet.
Speaker 2: I'm Lee Campbell, I'm Kellen McCarran, and Lee to do
Speaker 2: to mix things up a little bit this week, I
Speaker 2: decided to do half of my face using all spendye
Speaker 2: products and then the other half of my face using
Speaker 2: all Savor products right now, right now, So both sides
Speaker 2: of my face have completely different products on them. So
Speaker 2: I actually think I've done a pretty good job, especially
Speaker 2: with the eyes, at making them look the same.
Speaker 1: Yes, because you're wearing like bright orange sunset eyeshadowed. So
Speaker 1: the affordable ones aren't a dupe. No, okay, it's not
Speaker 1: like a foundation Life foundation. Okay, cool.
Speaker 2: Neither of us really like the whole dupe thing. It's
Speaker 2: just like, there are good affordable products. Okay, they are
Speaker 2: good expensive.
Speaker 1: Yes, sorry I'm listening, but I'm just trying to like,
Speaker 1: So this is one side you've done so well to match,
Speaker 1: like look, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: Right, you've had a look at both sides. Which side
Speaker 2: do you think? I know you're gonna make me do?
Speaker 2: This is like ten times the amount, maybe not that much.
Speaker 2: I need to figure it out. I'm going to let
Speaker 2: the release. I'm going to reveal all on Socials.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know what you're so you're not even gonna
Speaker 1: tell me now? No, okay, well, first things first, I
Speaker 1: like your right side base better, but your left side
Speaker 1: cheek is so much better.
Speaker 2: So wait my this.
Speaker 1: You're right? Yeah, I love the bass, but my left
Speaker 1: cheek you prefer love. If I choose a side, I
Speaker 1: choose your left side. That side you think is the
Speaker 1: more expensive? Yes, so elfa left and then you're right
Speaker 1: with your eye? Is that how you know.
Speaker 2: That I've got? It's so hard when you're looking at
Speaker 2: someone though. Anyway, we're going to reveal everything over on Socials,
Speaker 2: but for now, we've got a cracker of an episode
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 1: Why can you tell me?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Oh damn, okay, okay, damn. First up, I new some
Speaker 1: disappointing news I guess is that there's a new tanning
Speaker 1: trend that it's I just can't even believe that it's here.
Speaker 1: You're going to tell me about it, but I don't
Speaker 1: really want to hear, but we need to put the
Speaker 1: word out. It's very annoying.
Speaker 2: Then we are going to move into Q and A,
Speaker 2: and we've got two great questions as always, and I've
Speaker 2: got some really fun things to show everyone. And that's
Speaker 2: why I've got like a little bit of joy on
Speaker 2: my eyeballs in celebration of that segment.
Speaker 1: I've got joy in my bag. I just didn't put
Speaker 1: it on my eyeball oh too much.
Speaker 2: And our third segment is, as always, our spendy Sabee
Speaker 2: and Lee. Last week I talked about a sixty six
Speaker 2: dollar concilla that was my MVPN. I was like, it's fantastic.
Speaker 2: I have found a five dollars and fifty cents concealer.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 1: Were you inspired by my three dollars ninety I cream? No, Okay,
Speaker 1: I still want to try that though. I really liked that. Actually,
Speaker 1: all right, cal let's catch up on beauty news. What
Speaker 1: is happening?
Speaker 2: First up, Unfortunately Tanning is back. We did not think
Speaker 2: that we would be saying that in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 2: but alas it is.
Speaker 1: Honestly, this year is a bit of a binfire. So
Speaker 1: I'm not surprised, but I'm very disappointed.
Speaker 2: Very I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed exactly. So, last
Speaker 2: week we spoke about imaxing, which was We basically just
Speaker 2: had a giggle about how it was a very clicky
Speaker 2: way of saying doing your eye makeup in a really
Speaker 2: flattering way. This week we're talking about something far more
Speaker 2: sinister in the era of young people maxing everything, and
Speaker 2: that is tanning.
Speaker 1: So people calling I know this is an aside, but
Speaker 1: like people actually calling it tan maxing, because then there
Speaker 1: was that looks maxing with those men that wow to.
Speaker 2: The hamm of their face. Yet that was yeah, that's
Speaker 2: a separate discussion. So as in real tanning, like the
Speaker 2: thing that we thought we'd left behind when all of
Speaker 2: the stats started coming out about it, like oh, one
Speaker 2: person dies every six hours from skin cancer, those.
Speaker 1: Lots of stats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not faked hair, no, no, no tanning great. So
Speaker 2: basically this came about like I did see tanning start
Speaker 2: to trend a lot of my socials last year during Eurosummer,
Speaker 2: so our winter last year. But a UBI last week
Speaker 2: shared a Explain It to Me podcast episode which was
Speaker 2: about the tanning trend, and she was saying, is this
Speaker 2: I've just listened to this episode. I've been seeing it
Speaker 2: a lot. She's overseas, Is this a thing in Australia?
Speaker 2: And I was like, unfortunately it is so as I said,
Speaker 2: I it was about last year where I just started
Speaker 2: noticing that there were a lot of influencers posting with
Speaker 2: their bikini tan lines. That was the first thing that
Speaker 2: I noticed, and that people in the comments were like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, you're tan. Oh my god, I love
Speaker 2: your tan lines. And then they were giving people tips
Speaker 2: and that I just I did not, So that's when
Speaker 2: I first noticed it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, like tips in the comments.
Speaker 2: And that's when I sort of started to get a
Speaker 2: lunch because obviously when you're on social sometimes you see
Speaker 2: people that have gotten burnt, like we're human, we've also
Speaker 2: been burnt.
Speaker 1: Or I was assuming they were posting about something unrelated
Speaker 1: and just you happen to notice, oh maybe you know whatever,
Speaker 1: but yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: And then to be like thanks, cis I do this
Speaker 2: or whatever. So that was firstly alarming and like not
Speaker 2: very encouraging. But it was then when it's sort of
Speaker 2: along the same realm of the influencers that are also
Speaker 2: promoting illegal peptide injections, illegal and unregulated peptide injections to
Speaker 2: increase things like this tanning.
Speaker 1: Yes, I've had people say to me Hayley, do you
Speaker 1: know where they're still silariums? And I'm like, have you
Speaker 1: met me? My father died from melanoma the wrong person.
Speaker 1: I'm probably going to call the police.
Speaker 2: You're like, report what for? Yes, a stupid question? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: so okay, but like it's just insane. People are are
Speaker 2: recommending like different times of the UV to go out,
Speaker 2: Like you know how you and I would be like, oh, heavens,
Speaker 2: we're not going outside during this time. They're going outside
Speaker 2: without sunscreen on and encouraging other people to do that.
Speaker 2: One of the things they're doing is using the UV
Speaker 2: index backwards, So say we would see that it's going
Speaker 2: to be UV eleven between ten and three, we would go, oh,
Speaker 2: we're going to plan like nice boozy girls lunch or
Speaker 2: go to the movies, go to the movies, or just
Speaker 2: sit in ac walk around the shops whatever. That's when they're.
Speaker 1: Choosing to go outside. Is this on social media? Yes? Okay.
Speaker 1: So what I don't understand is that you and I,
Speaker 1: as people who work in the industry, cannot go on
Speaker 1: social media and say this sunscreen is fantastic for my
Speaker 1: oily skin. It lasts all day without being greasy, but
Speaker 1: people can promote because it's non TGA tanning oils, because
Speaker 1: it's considerate a cosmetic and this kind of culture in general.
Speaker 1: How does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Yeah, make it make sense. So exactly as Lee said,
Speaker 2: you could go on socials and say, I really enjoy
Speaker 2: the feel of this sunscreen. It's great, it's got SBA
Speaker 2: fifty TGA gives you a fine. I can go on
Speaker 2: social media and say so basically, to get my best
Speaker 2: ever tan, I use this illegal peptide and I inject
Speaker 2: it once a week and then I cover myself in
Speaker 2: this really cool oil and I go out when the
Speaker 2: UV is eleven and I won't get fined. Make it
Speaker 2: makes sense, you know, And.
Speaker 1: It's really frustrating, I think, because you know, you're almost
Speaker 1: as old as me. But being in media and beauty
Speaker 1: media at the birth of social media and seeing the
Speaker 1: good that that did to educate people on the dangers
Speaker 1: of the sun and that it's not yes, it's vanity,
Speaker 1: Like I wear sunscreen because I'm vain, but I also
Speaker 1: don't want to die literally, and I just think, sorry,
Speaker 1: I keep saying.
Speaker 2: Literally, but it's like, so it's absolutely mind boggling, and
Speaker 2: in the podcast episode. They actually were talking about why,
Speaker 2: and it's almost like there are certain groups of young
Speaker 2: people who actually it's kind of sad. They've just given
Speaker 2: up on the state of the world and they've got
Speaker 2: no idea what's in store for the future. So they've
Speaker 2: just given up caring. Yeah, which is awful.
Speaker 1: Look, I'm not in defense of this trend, but I
Speaker 1: you know, I ten in my twenties. I still tanned
Speaker 1: my body into my early thirties. I you know, with age,
Speaker 1: I realized the air of my waist and with sun spots.
Speaker 1: And I'm hoping that I don't know what I'm hoping
Speaker 1: I was gonna say. I'm hoping that they noticed. It's
Speaker 1: so much more prolific now because it's all over social
Speaker 1: so it's moral status. It's like having a handbag having
Speaker 1: a tan. We didn't have that, but that's what a
Speaker 1: fake tan does.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 2: In fact, it actually looks better though, because it's not
Speaker 2: like a leathery looking tan. It's a glowy but looking
Speaker 2: ten really a status symbol for us. Back then, I
Speaker 2: don't think it was just like, oh, that's nice at
Speaker 2: the end of the holidays. But I didn't think, oh
Speaker 2: my god, I must be tanned. It's because we didn't
Speaker 2: have social media. I did really want to be tanned,
Speaker 2: and I used to roast myself like a chicken. But
Speaker 2: I am going to be in defense of myself. I
Speaker 2: knew it was bad, but not I thought it was
Speaker 2: bad because like getting burnt.
Speaker 1: With yes, because we had ads on the TV every
Speaker 1: so often.
Speaker 2: We didn't you know, I wasn't educated by hordes of
Speaker 2: social media expect I wasn't aware of the risks. I
Speaker 2: wasn't I hadn't heard podcasts or seen tick tops about
Speaker 2: people that had lost someone to skin cancer.
Speaker 1: It's very different. We will get onto a more positive
Speaker 1: note soon. But I think also there's a misconception. You're like, oh,
Speaker 1: just get it cut out, but you know it's far
Speaker 1: more dangerous than that, and oftentimes it's too late and
Speaker 1: it's traveled through your whole body. And that's how real,
Speaker 1: you know, sickness and death happens. So it's not just
Speaker 1: as you know. I've heard young people say, oh, it's okay,
Speaker 1: like you just go to the doctor and they cut
Speaker 1: it out, and it's like no, and sometimes say's scenario.
Speaker 2: That's best case scenario. And they're also not all I'll
Speaker 2: just get it cut out. They're cutting out chunks, yeah,
Speaker 2: of your body.
Speaker 1: Let's just make an assumption that it's mostly young people.
Speaker 1: It is, yeah, and I get it. We've all been
Speaker 1: that age and you just don't know what's ahead of
Speaker 1: you. You also don't think you'll get old. You don't worry
Speaker 1: about the future. But if they care, no, but you
Speaker 1: need to because this kind of skin damage, sun damage
Speaker 1: is cumulative, and so you can't kind of go back
Speaker 1: or go next. I want to had next summer because
Speaker 1: the damage woud already be done and then you're adding
Speaker 1: to it each time.
Speaker 2: I've often heard young people go, you've got to dive something,
Speaker 2: may as well die looking hot. I'd like you to wonder, like,
Speaker 2: would you think that if your mum or someone that
Speaker 2: you really love said that, say, they're in their fifties
Speaker 2: or sixties, however old they are, and they are about
Speaker 2: to die, Like, sorry, this is really harsh.
Speaker 1: I could talk all day.
Speaker 2: It's is that how you would feel or would you
Speaker 2: be really cranky at them for saying that and being
Speaker 2: quite selfish when they were younger. It's not oh, I've
Speaker 2: got to die of something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's one of the very few illnesses that
Speaker 1: you know, not for everyone, but it kind of is
Speaker 1: in your control for the most part. Exactly. Yeah, get
Speaker 1: out of the sun. That listen to your beauty. We've
Speaker 1: got so many recommendations with most loving, loving ten ten minutes.
Speaker 1: You can't say you're too lazy stop it. Also, I'm
Speaker 1: not against the sun. I quite enjoyed the sun. You
Speaker 1: know what I recently did. I did ten minutes of
Speaker 1: yony sun exposure. Oh I did not see us going there?
Speaker 1: Could wow? Could you explain what that is very quickly?
Speaker 2: It is when you present your yoni aka your female
Speaker 2: area or your genitalia. You're ladies biological to say about
Speaker 2: a hat to the sun.
Speaker 1: Good energy.
Speaker 2: Maybe not against sun exposure, but we keep it limited
Speaker 2: and we protect ourselves. I just wanted to tell the
Speaker 2: story about me son exposing my yonial because I think
Speaker 2: that a lot of people would enjoy doing it because
Speaker 2: it does create good energy.
Speaker 1: We don't have time to continue, but I hope you're
Speaker 1: in a private place. We have Bonde Beach.
Speaker 2: It was in my private biller and BALI. Finally, I've
Speaker 2: been told I'm not allowed to talk about mayoni anymore. What
Speaker 2: we do want to tell you, though, is that we
Speaker 2: it is very easy to actually protect yourself against the sun.
Speaker 2: These are things you can do. Sunscreen obviously reapply, but
Speaker 2: that's not your first defense against the sun.
Speaker 1: But not enough, I think. Also now I put some
Speaker 1: sunscreen on hat and sunglasses, shade.
Speaker 2: UV clothing, y I mean lesson. I don't do that
Speaker 2: because I get so schitzy. But it's really good.
Speaker 1: I have a thing in the car anyway, I mean
Speaker 1: used to common sense. There's so many u V apps.
Speaker 1: Don't go out.
Speaker 2: All of the things we know how to protect ourselves
Speaker 2: from the sun.
Speaker 1: Yep. This summer, I'm going to run around the beach.
Speaker 1: Doesn't poke my finger at people.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll start a you Beauty campaign. Actually do that,
Speaker 2: squirt people with sunscreen.
Speaker 1: Kelly, my friend, I've been cheating on you. So I
Speaker 1: don't know if you've noticed, but Mama Me had just
Speaker 1: launched something called very Pery on demand.
Speaker 2: Yes, I have seen that you've been doing some clever things.
Speaker 1: Yes, I did demand it, and so did the You
Speaker 1: Beauty audience and all the audiences from Mamma Meter's many podcasts.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty two. That's four years ago, doesn't seem that
Speaker 1: long ago, but that's when Mama Mia first launched the
Speaker 1: Very Perry Summit. That was pretty revolutionary at their time.
Speaker 1: And now there is so much Perry meenopause info everywhere,
Speaker 1: which is great, but it can be very dry, or
Speaker 1: very specific, or really overwhelming. Because when I hit Perry,
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, right, I started researching did you
Speaker 1: hit Perry? Have you not knowniced?
Speaker 2: Because I'm so young, I just never met someone that
Speaker 2: used to be cold all the time. I just such
Speaker 2: a cliche to Then there was one record where you
Speaker 2: actually kept running out to the fridge to put your
Speaker 2: head in the freezer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, there's so many symptoms. We'll talk about that later.
Speaker 1: But when I started researching it, it was far too overwhelming,
Speaker 1: so I just pretended it wasn't happening. And so now
Speaker 1: we've just launched what's called Very Perry on Demand four
Speaker 1: years later, all brand new content hosted by me, Holly Wainwright,
Speaker 1: Amelia Lester, many many other fabulous people that Werek here,
Speaker 1: but more importantly, amazing experts, the best experts in the industry.
Speaker 1: So you sign up and then all the episodes are
Speaker 1: there for you to watch when you feel like it
Speaker 1: or when you've forgotten. It's kind of like binging your
Speaker 1: favorite show. So there's twenty episodes all up, twenty five
Speaker 1: experts all up, so we really have found the best
Speaker 1: around the world. I host too, personally host The Beauty
Speaker 1: One with doctor Leoni Yip. She is a dermatologist and
Speaker 1: scoup expert. So doctor Leoni Yip remember the hair brush
Speaker 1: all uh ye, Well, she's not a hairbrush. She's not
Speaker 1: a hairbrush. She's ad a hairbrush on, a scalp expert,
Speaker 1: and she's very passionate about this area. So she's hosting
Speaker 1: the Beauty One with me, and I asked her a
Speaker 1: million questions like did you know suddenly with Perry we
Speaker 1: feel sort of tied and sunken and exhausted. Our face
Speaker 1: has just gone. Do you know why? Because your actual
Speaker 1: bone structure changes. Yes, we have to treat our skin
Speaker 1: and what we don't have to do. We want to
Speaker 1: treat our skin. We go to skincare, but your actual
Speaker 1: bones are changing. Yuck. I know it's pretty right. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm not a doctor. I've no I do know,
Speaker 1: but you have to listen to the episode. I also
Speaker 1: host one about overwhelmed mental health when kind of life
Speaker 1: collides in Perry. That was also fascinating. So twenty episodes
Speaker 1: that covers everything. You don't have to watch it all
Speaker 1: at once. I've watched some several times because I forgot.
Speaker 2: Is that a symptom?
Speaker 1: Yes, of course it is brain fog. Of course it's
Speaker 1: a symptom. Who are you? Where am I? No, it's
Speaker 1: really helpful. It's not at all boring. It's easy to digest.
Speaker 1: It's like a perfect amount of science and experts with
Speaker 1: like just bloody tell me what to do? Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: would you like to subscribe? You shouldn't. You should know
Speaker 1: what's coming, my friend, I wish I did.
Speaker 2: Maybe I will subscribe to understand you a little bit
Speaker 2: more and your sweatiness.
Speaker 1: So it's fifty nine dollars at the moment, but that's
Speaker 1: an early bird price. It will go up to ninety
Speaker 1: nine dollars. There's a link in the show notes. I
Speaker 1: will even send you a direct link. I truly do believe,
Speaker 1: even though I work here, that it's really helpful. I've
Speaker 1: listened to so many podcasts and this expert and this
Speaker 1: expert chunky information. This is kind of the best of everything.
Speaker 2: When lastly, I just have something new to show you
Speaker 2: that I'm really excited about.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were important topics, but come on, let's
Speaker 1: get back to beauty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like, let's just talk about just beauty. And these
Speaker 2: arrived the other day and I was like, firstly, this
Speaker 2: is very whole pr like, very very cool. I have
Speaker 2: no problem with pr kits if they can be used
Speaker 2: again like something really fun. And this is sick like
Speaker 2: it looks like a big book with like little compartments
Speaker 2: that all twist like this is it looks so cool.
Speaker 1: A giant perspex like Swiss army knife type thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, but each little container is full of full of
Speaker 2: contains one of the new rare Beauty lip oil sticks.
Speaker 2: So they used to have the lip oils like in
Speaker 2: the thing, but this is like one that you just
Speaker 2: swipe on. They are so beautiful, really comfortable to wear.
Speaker 1: Wait wait you're about to put one on? Whoa, okay,
Speaker 1: so she's putting it on. Wow, your lips just went
Speaker 1: deliciously shiny. Quite a lot of pigment.
Speaker 2: Quite a lot of pigment for a juicy product. They
Speaker 2: feel beautiful. Forty five dollars from Sephora.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, I have so many restaurant.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm like, can we put this in our cute
Speaker 2: display because it's.
Speaker 1: So no take it away? Do you really like it?
Speaker 1: It's just so cool, So, you know, regardless of the name,
Speaker 1: would you say it's like a lipstick oil, like that's
Speaker 1: a lot of pigment. Yes, okay, I would say that
Speaker 1: this because usually a lip oil is not that people
Speaker 1: I always just think of just like a wash. So
Speaker 1: that's when you put it on, I was like, wow,
Speaker 1: and they say that it lasts for eight hours. Listen,
Speaker 1: I don't think that it does have I used them
Speaker 1: for eight hours. No, but I'm far too busy. I eat,
Speaker 1: I drink, I talk like. It's definitely not like a
Speaker 1: long word. But even the violette fr like, I'd have
Speaker 1: to touch that up totally eight hours. So I don't
Speaker 1: need something that lasts for eight hours. But I do
Speaker 1: love how comfortable this is. It's not sticky, and it's
Speaker 1: just like really really, it's just feels good. Also, you
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about precision because of the oil
Speaker 1: kind of juicy and thats. You just swipe it on.
Speaker 1: It's not like a mat where you've got to get
Speaker 1: that you know, oh you've got to get their edges
Speaker 1: all correct.
Speaker 2: I know, it's just it's really comfortable, really pretty, forty.
Speaker 1: Five dollars each. Did you say, yes, which shade are
Speaker 1: you gonna give me a nude? Well?
Speaker 2: Actually a lot of them are quite.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is very pretty.
Speaker 2: That the brightest one you've got on it looks like
Speaker 2: an orange e, not orange, like a peak of coral. Yes,
Speaker 2: but that with my eyes, I'm like Mike, I've got
Speaker 2: like a yellow orange moment happening on my eyes. I
Speaker 2: basically am a sunset today, a sunset on my face
Speaker 2: and corporate on the bottom.
Speaker 1: And that note. We'll be back after the break with
Speaker 1: Q and A. Time for Q and A.
Speaker 2: This is where we answer your questions. So if you
Speaker 2: have a question, please let us know. You can post
Speaker 2: it in the Facebook group, you can DM us on Insta,
Speaker 2: or you can email us like I feel like emailing
Speaker 2: is very og old school.
Speaker 1: You could even like post us a letter. Don't know.
Speaker 1: I was gonna give it.
Speaker 2: I was gonna have cost stamps.
Speaker 1: I was gonna give your address.
Speaker 2: We will pop the links if you want to send
Speaker 2: in your question in the show notes.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, head to the show notes. But later
Speaker 1: because you're gonna want to stick around for this. This question, Kelly,
Speaker 1: could not be more for you to answer. Oh, I
Speaker 1: had so much and I will say a few things.
Speaker 1: I think it's time I upgraded from my one sad
Speaker 1: Ie shadow palette. There are so many I don't mind
Speaker 1: playing with a bit of colors, like you, Kelly, but
Speaker 1: I'm mostly neutral, like uli which to use the most,
Speaker 1: like which brands make the best formulas and are the
Speaker 1: expensive ones actually worth it? I'd love to see your
Speaker 1: favorite palettes. Thanks, Jess. How long does Jess have over
Speaker 1: to you? Oh?
Speaker 2: I could talk about this topic four years. I love eyeshadow.
Speaker 2: I love eyeshadow palettes. I have so much fun now
Speaker 2: this is something I prepared.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I've done my swatch, so I can't your
Speaker 2: arm out flat?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yes? Also? How did you not get that on you?
Speaker 1: If you are not watching, she has four bright orange
Speaker 1: swatches on her.
Speaker 2: Inner arm from four wildly different priced, wildly differently priced palettes.
Speaker 1: Before we got it further, if you do want to watch,
Speaker 1: head to YouTube. If you're not on Apple Podcasts, we
Speaker 1: can watch the whole episode on our podcast too. Okay,
Speaker 1: who owns one hot orange eye? Shadow alone for.
Speaker 2: Please please reveal I own a lot more than that,
Speaker 2: my dear.
Speaker 1: I'm settling in because this is fun.
Speaker 2: What I wanted to do is I think my biggest
Speaker 2: takeaway from this question is our expensive eye shadows worth
Speaker 2: the money. That's not sorry, that's not the biggest takeaway.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to get to that point first, because
Speaker 2: you would look at all of these just on face
Speaker 2: value and say that they are very similar, if not
Speaker 2: the same, And unless you looked really closely, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: see that much of a difference in the texture.
Speaker 1: Can you see any difference from where you are only
Speaker 1: the shade? Yeah, like it's one bit brighter. One's with Earth,
Speaker 1: not Earth yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are some palettes that you will still purchased
Speaker 2: that have the colors have absolutely no pigment. They're really chalky,
Speaker 2: they don't blend easily. They're awful. But you can also
Speaker 2: spend a lot of money and get really bad palettes.
Speaker 2: So I have only obviously brought in or will only
Speaker 2: ever talk about like good things that I like.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you've got a stack of palettes here, yes,
Speaker 1: talk us through. Three of them are discontinued, so I'm
Speaker 1: not recommending these palettes, but the brand the palette in
Speaker 1: itself because it's right, so they don't often sell that. Well,
Speaker 1: only you can talk to the quality of that brand exactly.
Speaker 1: So Revolution Beauty is I would say one of the
Speaker 1: like the top my favorite quality affordable eyeshadows. So this one.
Speaker 2: All of their palettes are about twenty four dollars, which
Speaker 2: is one dollar thirty per shade, so super affordable.
Speaker 1: This is my Revolution Beauty palette. It's got four shades.
Speaker 1: I've got a dark black shimmery.
Speaker 2: Hold it out to the camera because I just feel
Speaker 2: like these really some are power personalities. Yeah, well sorry
Speaker 2: our makeup person totally.
Speaker 1: Mine is very small and has four very neutral but
Speaker 1: some shimmery shades.
Speaker 2: But I is bright. It looks like a bright tropical
Speaker 2: bird throughout.
Speaker 1: No offense when you have to. I thought that was
Speaker 1: like the one you get in the k up Kids
Speaker 1: section for Playmaker. This is one of my favorite, but
Speaker 1: we both agree that for the price, Revolution It's phenomenal.
Speaker 1: Fantastic any of their palettes and the quality is so good.
Speaker 2: So then I've got the Morphi Artistry palette. These are
Speaker 2: forty nine dollars. Really hard to get these days though,
Speaker 2: and it was one forty per shade.
Speaker 1: Wait wait wait a dollar forty per shade? So how
Speaker 1: much showtal Because Morphi is really good.
Speaker 2: Forty nine dollars really good. These are all good quality
Speaker 2: but affordable.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yes, I do love Morphy and because I think
Speaker 1: people think, oh Morphy is in Mecca, it's going to
Speaker 1: be outrageously.
Speaker 2: No if I just did a mecha order with Morphy
Speaker 2: because I was reminded when I was researching this and
Speaker 2: was like, I have not ordered from Morphi for quite
Speaker 2: some time. Then we've got this palette, which is also
Speaker 2: an extremely bright palette, also discontinued. This one is eighty dollars,
Speaker 2: so three dollars thirty per shade. So you can see
Speaker 2: what I'm doing here. What was that brand? This is
Speaker 2: be Perfect Cosmetics. It's like an artistry, more like artistry.
Speaker 2: It's not very popular in Australia. Okay, finally, one of
Speaker 2: my all time favorite palettes. They don't do them anymore.
Speaker 2: The Anastasia, Beverly Hills nor Fina palettes. Yeah that Oh
Speaker 2: you've got an Anastasia, you've got soft glam.
Speaker 1: Okay, so look, I don't think she said she's joining
Speaker 1: the circus. These are lovely to look at, but I
Speaker 1: don't think she no, no, but look at that common threat.
Speaker 1: Never heard of that one, love Morphy, but didn't bring one.
Speaker 1: Oh wait today I know.
Speaker 2: No, I'm very aware that our lovely listener is not
Speaker 2: wanting necessarily a carnival themed palette. And as I said,
Speaker 2: they're all discontinued, but they were really there was four
Speaker 2: similar palettes at four different price points that I bought
Speaker 2: in to show you the difference in quality for the price,
Speaker 2: because it's not actually just about how it will swatch
Speaker 2: onto your skin. So they look very similar unless you
Speaker 2: look quite closely. But there are other things to consider,
Speaker 2: So how it wears, Will it last half an hour,
Speaker 2: will last a couple of hours, or will it be
Speaker 2: that pigmented in twelve hours? Like if you're wanting to
Speaker 2: wear your eye shadow all day, how easy it is
Speaker 2: to blend? So do you put it on? And then oh,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like it catches a little bit in
Speaker 2: the crease, and then it looks a little bit muddy
Speaker 2: in one section and then ooh, it's not pigmented at
Speaker 2: all in that section. And you working your hardest and
Speaker 2: you just can't get it to blend out, and then
Speaker 2: it just ends up a patchy mess. So there are
Speaker 2: so many different things to consider with how it feels,
Speaker 2: how it wears, not just like the pigment and the
Speaker 2: actual quality if you're just watching it. That said, like,
Speaker 2: I think that all four of those palettes or four
Speaker 2: of those brands and a beautiful, really good quality. However
Speaker 2: that Anastasia Beverly Hills is miles ahead just in terms
Speaker 2: of all of them in terms of how smooth, creamy,
Speaker 2: easy to blend, pigmented, long wearing like. And also something.
Speaker 1: Some watch one of my Anastasia's while you keep talking.
Speaker 2: Some of the pigments sometimes you will be like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, that is so affordable and just so beautiful
Speaker 2: and pigmented, and it literally will stain you because yes,
Speaker 2: I don't know what they've used, but it will actually
Speaker 2: stain your eyelid, which isn't a bad thing. It will
Speaker 2: come off, but keep be a little bit annoying. Yeah.
Speaker 2: See how like it's just easy you put it on
Speaker 2: and you don't even have to rub. It's just blendable.
Speaker 2: It's creamy, like really really beautiful.
Speaker 3: Fish really Oh so Daisies hacked at it So there
Speaker 3: are some beautiful, more affordable products, and there are also
Speaker 3: some crappy ones, and there are also some crappy, less
Speaker 3: affordable products.
Speaker 2: So it's just about actually going in and playing around
Speaker 2: with textures and figuring out what you like. Especially if
Speaker 2: you're not super proficient or confident with applying eyeshadow, I
Speaker 2: generally would suggest using something a little bit better quality,
Speaker 2: just because they're easier to work with. So, as I
Speaker 2: mentioned at the top of the episode, one half of
Speaker 2: my face is expensive makeup, the other half is Savy makeup,
Speaker 2: and I reckon that I nailed using two different palettes,
Speaker 2: but I reckon I've gotten the eyes pretty similar. I
Speaker 2: will say that the Savy I was it took a
Speaker 2: lot longer. The colors it just wasn't as easy to do.
Speaker 2: It took. It was a lot more effort, yeah, to
Speaker 2: get it to look the same, whereas the other I
Speaker 2: using the more expensive products, but once again only because
Speaker 2: I know what to look for and what to purchase,
Speaker 2: Like there could be an expensive one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars Pilotte. That's absolute rubbish. So my favorite brands when
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about eyeshadow are makeup by Mario, Pat McGrath Labs, Natasha,
Speaker 2: Denona and Hooda Beauty. They are all between one hundred
Speaker 2: and one hundred and fifty dollars, generally ish for big palettes,
Speaker 2: but you will actually have them forever if you take
Speaker 2: good care of them. Not forever, but you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. And they're really easy to work with.
Speaker 1: Wow, I could like honestly, I was mesmerized. Thank you.
Speaker 1: That was very helpful.
Speaker 2: Oh you've got Oh my god, see we've got idea.
Speaker 1: Have a makeup by Mario. Interestingly, I didn't bring my MORPHI,
Speaker 1: but I love Morphy and makeup by Mario. Strangely, I
Speaker 1: get them mixed up at home. But they're wildly different
Speaker 1: price points.
Speaker 2: And also you have to I love Morphy, but you
Speaker 2: have to agree that the I'm quality is alone.
Speaker 1: I'm not such an I shadow A shadow that I noticed.
Speaker 1: It's the makeup by Mario ethereal eyes. And there's a
Speaker 1: few different variants. This is called nature. There's how many shades,
Speaker 1: twelve shades beautiful kind of like this is out there
Speaker 1: for me. There's some like olivey, olive, sparkly green, gold browns.
Speaker 1: It's really beautiful.
Speaker 2: I love that palette.
Speaker 1: It's stunning. It's gorgeous, isn't it. But I've got a Revolution,
Speaker 1: a very tiny one. This is my old not my oldest,
Speaker 1: my oldest that I still own. It's the Anastasia Beverly
Speaker 1: Hills Soft Glam. It's eighty nine dollars and I think
Speaker 1: there's fourteen shades, So you and I both think the
Speaker 1: brand and the pigment is amazing. Exactly same with Revolution. Also, this,
Speaker 1: when I was researching, comes in a mini of I
Speaker 1: think six or eight shades. This is what I'm holding.
Speaker 1: It's like literally golds Terra Cottas bronze like. It's very neutral,
Speaker 1: but there's still a bit of fun. It's really pretty. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm getting to a point, I promise you. This is
Speaker 1: the she Glam. I mentioned this a few months ago.
Speaker 1: She I'm Los Angeles fifteen pan palette fifteen dollars, so
Speaker 1: that's a dollar per shade. I see. I think this
Speaker 1: is phenomenal, but I don't wear that much eyeshadow. What
Speaker 1: I will say is, I think it really depends on
Speaker 1: your lifestyle. Do you travel a lot, do you travel
Speaker 1: a lot for work? You know? Are you putting it
Speaker 1: in your bag? Are you taking it not travel friends, Yeah,
Speaker 1: are you taking it with you every day? Because I
Speaker 1: think you and I have unusual jobs obviously that we
Speaker 1: have so much to shoes from. Most of my friends
Speaker 1: have one or two that they taken their hand back
Speaker 1: to work or definitely, you know, pack if they're flying
Speaker 1: down to Melbourne for work, and so I think you
Speaker 1: also need to consider packaging because this would not this
Speaker 1: is the se gum, This would not survive many flights.
Speaker 1: You know, it's quite flimsy packaging.
Speaker 2: I would have thought that would have lasted.
Speaker 1: Well, well, there's no suspension. I know that sounds strange.
Speaker 1: I honestly think you need to think about packaging just
Speaker 1: as much if you are going to splurge on something
Speaker 1: that you do want to have for a really long
Speaker 1: time or kind of your comprehensive eyeshadow. Nas changed their
Speaker 1: packaging a long time ago. It was really great, but
Speaker 1: remember it was that kind of frosted almost silicon, and
Speaker 1: after a few years it would go like melty eye
Speaker 1: break everything. I'm a good person to kind of test
Speaker 1: this out. I broke, I broke and make up my
Speaker 1: Mario recently. That's not to say it's that breakable, but
Speaker 1: I do find if it's hard, it's not as kind
Speaker 1: of I don't know, there's reverberates if you drop it.
Speaker 1: I guess honestly, these little ones, this is the revolution.
Speaker 1: When I showed you before, it's kind of like it's
Speaker 1: a like a how do I explain it? Like it's
Speaker 1: almost like a box? Yeah? Does that make that would
Speaker 1: be very hard to break? Correct? Last, but not least,
Speaker 1: may I recommend. I know you want a new shadow palette,
Speaker 1: but I just think look around and if there's one
Speaker 1: that doesn't speak to you in its entirety where you're
Speaker 1: gonna use probably eighty percent of the shades, look at
Speaker 1: what you want to make, or look at the colors
Speaker 1: that you wear a lot. I would get singles. This
Speaker 1: is the for a collection, the one I'm holding up.
Speaker 1: It's like a little one, you know, dollar coin size.
Speaker 1: Between the shimmers, which I've got here and the mats,
Speaker 1: there's one hundred shades. I'm not gonna lie. They're pretty expensive.
Speaker 1: There's sixteen dollars each, although I got this one for eight.
Speaker 1: You can't get them on sale.
Speaker 2: Whereas when you think about even the expensive palettes, it'd
Speaker 2: be like ten dollars a shade.
Speaker 1: Right, But if I buy four or five or six
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna use them all the time, or you know,
Speaker 1: I'm just going to sleep over at Mary's house, i
Speaker 1: only need one, you know what I mean. It's kind
Speaker 1: of not as exciting. But you can literally customize the
Speaker 1: pigments of the Sephora ones off and that's not so pretty.
Speaker 1: Literally when I looked at the prices, I was like,
Speaker 1: I did not pay sixteen dollars tiny amazing. Take them
Speaker 1: with you and then you kind of have a quarter
Speaker 1: of the size. It's not as exciting, I know.
Speaker 2: No, but a little hack as well. If you've already packed,
Speaker 2: Like if this is for travel, if you obviously would
Speaker 2: probably take a match bronzer, then just pop the matte
Speaker 2: bronzer in your crease and then that shim or on
Speaker 2: your eyelid and your eyes will pop and you will
Speaker 2: look like you've put so much effort into your eye makeup.
Speaker 2: And if you want to bring in a little bit
Speaker 2: of color but you don't necessarily want to buy a
Speaker 2: new palette, you could always use a blush that you have,
Speaker 2: so say a burgundy blush or a coral or just
Speaker 2: maybe not like hot pink or red because then you
Speaker 2: you would, I would, but like you might be a
Speaker 2: little bit scary or scared if but like you can
Speaker 2: all so, just have a look at what you've already
Speaker 2: got and play around with that before you figure out
Speaker 2: exactly where you want to dip your toe.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean I wonder what her sad Palette is.
Speaker 1: You know, she's obviously loved that brand and had for
Speaker 1: a long time. Maybe she it's probably just like this
Speaker 1: is my MVP. This is one I use all the time.
Speaker 1: It's so boring, but it's so good.
Speaker 2: It's the Master Mats makeup by Mario Palette.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got that too, it's so good.
Speaker 2: But then if you've got something like that, yeah, why
Speaker 2: don't you just introduce one shade?
Speaker 1: Yeah, or go back to that brand and just see
Speaker 1: what else they have. One more little tip too. I
Speaker 1: if I don't have my liquid Island, which I'm addicted to,
Speaker 1: I just use like a dark like a black or
Speaker 1: a brown, and run my and god brush with some
Speaker 1: water across it, and you've got liquid ier you don't.
Speaker 2: Even need water. I did that with the red today,
Speaker 2: the liner. Oh but I like my Crisp liquids. Oh
Speaker 2: you like Chris, what you know the water sets?
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'd look at the brand you've already got goes,
Speaker 1: you know, if it's that old, go and see what
Speaker 1: they've got new, or kind of play with textures. Yeah,
Speaker 1: similar price points.
Speaker 2: But don't just swatch it on your arm and go. Oh,
Speaker 2: the twenty dollars one is exactly the same as the
Speaker 2: one hundred dollar one. Like, walk around, maybe test howel
Speaker 2: steal it so.
Speaker 1: You can really try it on your eyes. Totally joking,
Speaker 1: only joking, also asking me it's go on Reddit ready?
Speaker 1: It is so good?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, hang on going the U Beauty Facebook guess,
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, it's on Facebook. It's called the U
Speaker 1: Beauty podcast community and there's eighty seven point something thousands
Speaker 1: of us in there. As if we don't know good,
Speaker 1: I shadow.
Speaker 2: So they can just search in the search, but I
Speaker 2: shadow see what comes up. People would have done threads
Speaker 2: about them plenty, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the U Beauty community, we did ask them
Speaker 1: this week about their favorite eye shadow palettes and how
Speaker 1: long they've had it. Should we do the reveal?
Speaker 2: Such a good question. I really want to note who
Speaker 2: has the Urban Decay naked palettes?
Speaker 1: I still have two of my Urban Decay naked palate.
Speaker 2: You should have brought them in is relics.
Speaker 1: I still have my single frosted blue Napoleon purpose eyeshadow
Speaker 1: like single from my year ten formal which I was sixteen.
Speaker 1: So you do the math wow before I'm not going to.
Speaker 2: Mask the Museum of Lee. Excuse me.
Speaker 1: I remember it was like forty eight dollars a David Jones.
Speaker 1: My mom wanted to kill me. Then I wanted rageous. Okay, anyway,
Speaker 1: who loves the watch? All right?
Speaker 2: So, speaking of Morphy, we both mentioned Morphi. Rachelle recommends
Speaker 2: Morphy palettes. She said that they are the absolute best.
Speaker 2: It's a real pity that you can't get the big
Speaker 2: artist fry palettes easily anymore because they're so good. You
Speaker 2: can get mini ones. I will be reporting back on
Speaker 2: a new mini one that I just don't it. I
Speaker 2: don't want a big artist frym one.
Speaker 1: I like small. You like small? I mean I decant
Speaker 1: thinks for a living morell says she has the tom
Speaker 1: Ford Disco Dust palette and it's still going strong after
Speaker 1: about six years. Oh my god, I need that palette.
Speaker 1: Six years cost per way let's look at it.
Speaker 2: That sounds beautiful.
Speaker 1: Disco dust, I must say, tom Ford makeup does blow
Speaker 1: my mind and disco dust, oh my gosh, get it
Speaker 1: on me.
Speaker 2: Jessica says she uses the Home Beauty the one palette
Speaker 2: which we have. I think we did like a live
Speaker 2: reveal of that, didn't.
Speaker 1: I accidentally broke it, remember No, it arrived broken in
Speaker 1: the mail and then it went on the couch and
Speaker 1: I got in trouble because theal palette the male and
Speaker 1: thrown it.
Speaker 2: She travels a lot and she brings it everywhere as
Speaker 2: she knows that she can create any eye look with it.
Speaker 1: That's a great one. And Lisa says she's had the
Speaker 1: two Face Natural Lust palette since twenty nineteen. It's her
Speaker 1: favorite one of all time. Love that. You know what
Speaker 1: quick tip I mean, always throw out your products if
Speaker 1: they're obviously expired. But with powders like that, you can
Speaker 1: often get away with it. If you haven't had conjunctivitis,
Speaker 1: just get an alcohol spray spray something to wipe it over,
Speaker 1: let it dry.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, you can tell just by looking at it
Speaker 2: or smelling and if they smell like if they if
Speaker 2: the pan looks exactly the way that it did, except
Speaker 2: maybe a little bit more dusty. This is the day
Speaker 2: that you bought it home. It's absolutely fine. But if
Speaker 2: it's got anything on it or smells funky at all,
Speaker 2: then well if that's the only one, because sometimes sometimes
Speaker 2: just the one shade will get still permeated.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like having a slice of bred that
Speaker 1: had molded it. The whole bread has to go in
Speaker 1: the bin.
Speaker 2: I disagree.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, mold expert. Meanwhile, I want to say, do
Speaker 1: you know what that happened to my palette, the one
Speaker 1: that franzoin As signed for me.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you'll have to go back to France to
Speaker 2: get Francois to sign something else for you.
Speaker 1: Hopefully that was helpful. I think I might wear some.
Speaker 1: I should it next time. I should have for this one. Well,
Speaker 1: I did for the occasion.
Speaker 2: If anyone was wondering why I had a sunset on
Speaker 2: my eyeballs, it was because of the carnival palettes. I
Speaker 2: just wanted to bring a little bit of fun to
Speaker 2: the eyeball. Anyway, moving on, how important is it actually
Speaker 2: to use a heat protectant? If important, what are some
Speaker 2: of your recommendations. I often find that I don't like
Speaker 2: the way that they make my hair feel, and I
Speaker 2: find sometimes my hair doesn't hold when I try to
Speaker 2: style it after using one. Can't wait to hear your thoughts, Grace.
Speaker 1: Good on Grace, I have a lot of thoughts on
Speaker 1: this one. How important are they? We started the top
Speaker 1: of the episode with talking about the importance of suns
Speaker 1: safety much more incredibly important. Heat protected will definitely help
Speaker 1: protect your hair. So it's important in that perspective that
Speaker 1: you know, there's a difference between not using it and
Speaker 1: using it, but I kind of use it haphazardly ninety
Speaker 1: percent of the time. It depends on your hair type,
Speaker 1: on the product you're using. Most importantly, it depends on
Speaker 1: the delivery method. You know, if it's a continuous spray,
Speaker 1: if it's one of those sort of like thicker sprays,
Speaker 1: it's almost like a gel. Heat protected is interesting because
Speaker 1: it works, but there's a lot of caveats. So oftentimes
Speaker 1: the ones that say activated by heat, that means at
Speaker 1: that time lots of people think, oh, then I can
Speaker 1: touch up the next day. They're not reactivated by heat.
Speaker 1: Even just moving your hair, putting your fingers through it
Speaker 1: or brushing your hair will remove the heat protectant, so
Speaker 1: you need to apply them quite liberally and then dry
Speaker 1: your hair at that time when you've just put it
Speaker 1: in to get the maximum protection. So what I do
Speaker 1: is because I like the grittiness, the ones that I
Speaker 1: use give me a tiny little bit of hold while
Speaker 1: I'm drying or at the end. So what I care
Speaker 1: most about is the ends because they're like the really
Speaker 1: ruddy stuff. So what I'll do is I'll do miss
Speaker 1: miss miss miss miss, and then I often spray it
Speaker 1: into my hand and really sort of scrunch the bottom
Speaker 1: of my hair where I just don't have, you know,
Speaker 1: I can't afford to get more crunchiness. I will actually
Speaker 1: just concentrate ear is down a bit like a conditioner. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I care about the top bit, but also when i'm
Speaker 1: heat styling, because I do a wave as you can see,
Speaker 1: I kind of do a quick pass here and then
Speaker 1: the hard work and the heat is kind of from
Speaker 1: the ears down. I use them ninety percent of the time.
Speaker 1: If I forget, I just go go with God. It
Speaker 1: depends on your hair color. If you're lighter, you've removed
Speaker 1: a lot of you know, hair's very porous, So she
Speaker 1: says she doesn't like it. The weight makes her hair
Speaker 1: feel and it sometimes my hair doesn't hold. It's not
Speaker 1: a whole product.
Speaker 2: It's literally like think of it like it's yeah, it's
Speaker 2: nothing to do with whole and.
Speaker 1: Think of it like sunscreen. Literally, you know that's gonna
Speaker 1: really help with protection, but it's not your entire thing.
Speaker 1: So this is gonna help, but it's not your styling product.
Speaker 1: So you put it in and it's gonna help. I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess it literally coats the hair like it coats
Speaker 1: around the hair, and then that's like having a teflon
Speaker 1: pan ish kind of thing. Obviously not as robust because
Speaker 1: as soon as you touch and play that little bond
Speaker 1: that it's created around the strand it's gone. But it
Speaker 1: shouldn't be your holt. You do something separate there. You
Speaker 1: do a volumeizing moose or a spray or a finishing
Speaker 1: product to get your So it's not supposed to hold, no,
Speaker 1: But also maybe she means that it doesn't hold as
Speaker 1: well if she's used it. Yeah, And I think that
Speaker 1: she's probably actually using too much product because I've never
Speaker 1: and I've tried so many products, and some of them
Speaker 1: are real duds. But I've never had a problem with
Speaker 1: thinking or maybe once like with it feeling gross. I
Speaker 1: mean perhaps I don't know if she because I thought
Speaker 1: maybe she felt it was like crunchy, but it might
Speaker 1: be feeling oily.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because that's why I'm just thinking. Or even if
Speaker 2: she is finding that it feels crunchy to me, that
Speaker 2: just means that you've been using tonally because you don't
Speaker 2: need like, yes, you need to use enough, but you
Speaker 2: don't need to absolutely coach, like make sure that every
Speaker 2: single strand what I would do, so say it was
Speaker 2: like a liquid, would you like mine that I early purchased.
Speaker 1: I don't really want to use it now, but this
Speaker 1: is my ride or die. I buy two a year.
Speaker 1: This is the got to be Guardian Angel heat protection spray.
Speaker 1: I get it from oilings and coals. I don't know
Speaker 1: how much it is. I think it's like seventeen dollars,
Speaker 1: but I always get it when it's half right. But
Speaker 1: I would you like me to do it? I'm happy
Speaker 1: to put something.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can put that in as a spray, But
Speaker 2: so how I would put it in, I'd probably just
Speaker 2: do like.
Speaker 1: And then at the back.
Speaker 2: It's maybe six sprays on my whole head. Oh, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't put it up here though, as Lee said, like
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm not curling up here. And also it's
Speaker 2: the baby fresh hair. Eh, it can use a little
Speaker 2: bit of damage because if you're putting it up there,
Speaker 2: your hair will sort of get any product up the
Speaker 2: top of your hair is going to get a little
Speaker 2: bit weighed down and lank. So I just sprayed six
Speaker 2: sprays from just above my ears downwards, and I've got
Speaker 2: like quite short hair at the moment. I would then
Speaker 2: brush my hair, yeah, so that it's like distributes evenly
Speaker 2: through the strands.
Speaker 1: I also think it depends how wet your hair is,
Speaker 1: because product will distribute easily or more further if you've
Speaker 1: got really wet hair. Sometimes I'll forget or I think
Speaker 1: I'm just going to air dry, and then my old wait.
Speaker 1: I actually want to look really nice and I'm half dry,
Speaker 1: like my hair is kind of half hair dried, so
Speaker 1: I'll use more than So I would do I section
Speaker 1: my hair and do sort of miss like this. You
Speaker 1: want to be really far away so it gets wide
Speaker 1: like birth girth whatever, and then I'll do I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't want to go through so much the bits
Speaker 1: that kind of get concentrated the more. Obviously my hair
Speaker 1: looks quite wet now. But then I'm going in with
Speaker 1: a hair dryer or whatever it is, dice or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then I do the double whammy with a curl. See.
Speaker 2: I would say that we just use the same amount
Speaker 2: of product because you were so far away from your hair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thirty centimeters or so. Kind of what you should
Speaker 1: be with dry shampoos, but you get to know your hair.
Speaker 1: It also depends on your hair type, your hair texture,
Speaker 1: the product you're using. That's a really fine one, but
Speaker 1: that does have a little bit of grit. I love
Speaker 1: it in my research. Can I quickly tell you please?
Speaker 1: One of the highest ratings ones I've never tried, but
Speaker 1: it's on its way from Amazon, the OGX Bond Protein
Speaker 1: Repair Heat Protections. Wa if you used it?
Speaker 2: No, but I've read reviews.
Speaker 1: Thirty five dollars full price, fine, but I ordered a
Speaker 1: half price on Amazon a few days ago. There's over
Speaker 1: five thousand, four point eight stars reviews just on Amazon.
Speaker 1: I like that brand.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm quite sluty when it comes to heare.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I couldn't care less. I really like some
Speaker 2: of them, but that's why I'm like, I reckon. You
Speaker 2: can just play with what you've got at home for now,
Speaker 2: but maybe try using a little bit less or just
Speaker 2: making sure you're not using it on your roots. Make
Speaker 2: sure that you do use a hairspray or a whole
Speaker 2: product after you've done your hair. Do you need one though? Yes,
Speaker 2: we're going to insert the toast theory. I saw this
Speaker 2: on social media and it absolutely blew my mind. But
Speaker 2: it's a great example. So you've got two pieces of bread.
Speaker 2: You use heat protectant on one of them, and like
Speaker 2: you literally spray the bread as if it's your hair,
Speaker 2: and then on the other piece of bread you don't,
Speaker 2: and then you put them in the toaster. Well, which
Speaker 2: one is more burnt when it comes out, the one
Speaker 2: that didn't have any product on it? Does it also
Speaker 2: make the toaster and kitchen smell a little.
Speaker 1: Bit chemically flammable? I guess not. You let it sit
Speaker 1: for a few.
Speaker 2: Minutes, yes, but yeah, yeah, I'm not toast peanut, butter
Speaker 2: and honey. After the break, well, after the break, we're
Speaker 2: going to get to spendy savy. Then after that break,
Speaker 2: then we can go make some toast.
Speaker 1: Deal.
Speaker 2: It's our favorite time of the week. I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: Sorry, dogs heard that, so they really did.
Speaker 2: I love Spenny Savy. It's the heart of the show.
Speaker 2: It's when we get to recommend what we're absolutely loving.
Speaker 2: And in a very rare occurrence, we have brought in
Speaker 2: the same spendy we have.
Speaker 1: There's a bit of a story there, but we have
Speaker 1: which is like it literally has happened maybe three or
Speaker 1: four times over the past seven years. And there's even
Speaker 1: prooved because Kelly had filled out the script and then
Speaker 1: I'd filled out all of the script except my spending.
Speaker 1: I even said to the guys in slack, Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: just still tossing up this one. And I was like, okay, great,
Speaker 1: I'm putting it out. Went to the script, same product,
Speaker 1: and I bought mine last week. I wasn't sent at
Speaker 1: pr yours was different. Should we just tell them what
Speaker 1: it is? Yes?
Speaker 2: I bought mine a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Ready, should we do a review?
Speaker 2: Ducktata it is the tart ce tinted serum. So both
Speaker 2: of us purchased these with our own money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at separate times. I went to Sephora, Hey, can
Speaker 1: I just quickly say shout out to whoever her name was.
Speaker 1: At Sephora Bondai Junction last week, I went in for
Speaker 1: one tiny barrier repair thing and I spent four hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: She got you good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And obviously I'm not anyone, but I just go
Speaker 1: and going, Hi, I'm looking for this.
Speaker 2: And I just love their passions. She was so like
Speaker 2: and she was like, what about this, and what about this?
Speaker 2: I love hearing their recommendations too.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's talk about this.
Speaker 2: I was not recommended this, but I saw it at
Speaker 2: the front of the store. I loved tart. I love
Speaker 2: Sea Sea creams. I love anything tinted, and I was like,
Speaker 2: it's new, that's got my name all over it.
Speaker 1: Well, I was. We'd just finished up with all my
Speaker 1: new skincare and she said, have you seen the new
Speaker 1: Sea seacream. I said, take me there and she said
Speaker 1: it's one of those shade changing for me I hate.
Speaker 1: And I said, oh no, don't even want to look
Speaker 1: at it. And she goes, wait and I said, I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't want to see it, and she
Speaker 1: said wait. She didn't. She was lovely. She put it
Speaker 1: on my hand. It was a journey. Shall we show
Speaker 1: the ubis that are watching while we had you get
Speaker 1: I medium? I think medium something a medium.
Speaker 2: So am I. But it's a bit dark for me.
Speaker 2: But this is going to be a summer definitely something
Speaker 2: like when I do want like a little bit more
Speaker 2: of a glow on.
Speaker 1: My face, So I was. I tried medium and light
Speaker 1: with my lovely friend and light was definitely two light. Medium.
Speaker 1: Well I'm not gonna say it's shaded justin because that's
Speaker 1: not true and that can't really happen. But what happens
Speaker 1: is is tiny, tiny, little like spheres of pigment that
Speaker 1: pop when you blend it in. But I hate all
Speaker 1: the other ones I've ever tried to feel really gimmicky.
Speaker 1: But then when she we did this on out my
Speaker 1: hand and then on my face, it's so it's so pretty.
Speaker 2: It just is like this beautiful light, like a thick serum, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: a tinted Serumi type thing, isn't that? Even that then
Speaker 2: just blends into the most light coverage glowy. This is
Speaker 2: what you want to chuck on when you want something
Speaker 2: but you don't want to do your makeup. This is
Speaker 2: no makeup makeup, Like, yeah, my definition this is if
Speaker 2: you are happening to stay at a New Loves Interests
Speaker 2: house and you just want to quickly get up and
Speaker 2: pretend stiless sleep, like look at my hands.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh it's quite dark.
Speaker 2: It's still it's still decent coverage. But yes, it looks
Speaker 2: like skin. Yes it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Foundation said, Oh they do you call it CC serum,
Speaker 1: don't they? It's definitely not CC because I think some
Speaker 1: people go like E Cosmetics CCA cream, that's a full
Speaker 1: coverage foundation.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, this is definitely tinted serum.
Speaker 1: So I would like, you know, my post office day
Speaker 1: where I'm just kind of doing that in a bit
Speaker 1: of this and not really you know, for my skin's
Speaker 1: really good. I love it. I couldn't believe it. Her
Speaker 1: and I went through a journey before we got to
Speaker 1: the register. Sixty six sixty eight dollars I think sixty
Speaker 1: three dollars something sixty something and decent size. I'm surprised
Speaker 1: how much I like it. So I've loved it. I've
Speaker 1: actually got it on today with concealer on top. Oh
Speaker 1: I love it. And when she told me it was
Speaker 1: shade transforming, I was like, absolutely not do it. Give
Speaker 1: it a go.
Speaker 2: If you're on the hunt for a new light base,
Speaker 2: go and go and try this out. They'll probably give
Speaker 2: you a sample if you want to try it. It's beautiful.
Speaker 1: Do you like it? Sound very fluidy? Oh I'm glad
Speaker 1: that's what you thought of. All right?
Speaker 2: What is your savy?
Speaker 1: Okay, on to my savor. You might be interested to
Speaker 1: hear an update. Are you ready about Remember last week
Speaker 1: we were talking about volley for line as a new ingredient,
Speaker 1: a buzzword, and I found one on Amazon that's pretty
Speaker 1: much the raw ingredient raw dog and straight up yes,
Speaker 1: And you said that you're ordering it?
Speaker 2: Is that what you've got? Because she messaged me about
Speaker 2: it and she was like, oh love it, putting it
Speaker 2: on my face.
Speaker 1: And I text you straight from the post office. I said,
Speaker 1: look what's arrived the next day and you were like,
Speaker 1: oh God, here we go. I've been trialing it. So
Speaker 1: I may have given well, I didn't give misinformation last week.
Speaker 1: I didn't specify you mix a few drops of this ingredient.
Speaker 1: And if you want to know more about the ingredient,
Speaker 1: go back to last week. Can you actually read what
Speaker 1: it says at the back It says like half or double.
Speaker 2: It says mix with a skin care product to do
Speaker 2: loop concentration before you use. Okay, okay, so exactly what
Speaker 2: I said last week. You can't just pop that on
Speaker 2: your nogged Well watch this. Oh no, you don't, you
Speaker 2: dare You'll burn yourself.
Speaker 1: It's not Bernie. I just want to see if the
Speaker 1: police come. I have been putting it's very don't you
Speaker 1: want to just feel that you're great?
Speaker 2: It do?
Speaker 1: It's definitely it's definitely a carrier oil because I thought
Speaker 1: so when they made it. It feels really good, right,
Speaker 1: so I would put a few drops of that. And
Speaker 1: also because I'm generally combo. But now my piry skin
Speaker 1: in winter doesn't know. But there's some like oils, for example,
Speaker 1: I could never use in the morning. Still a few
Speaker 1: drops of this in my morning stuff has changed my life.
Speaker 1: Stop being so anti it. But it's a but it's
Speaker 1: like a few drops of something to what you've already got.
Speaker 1: I think you think it's like, but.
Speaker 2: Can you like? It does say to dilute it? So yes,
Speaker 2: what are the repercussions for not diluting it?
Speaker 1: That's oh no, sorry sorry, Normally I'm just adding two
Speaker 1: drops to my moisturized before my son's going.
Speaker 2: Okay, but putting it on our hand, what are the
Speaker 2: repercussions by not diluting it?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, why don't people just put it on their face?
Speaker 1: Well, I think they do, That's what I read. And
Speaker 1: I've just been putting it all over my lips because you
Speaker 1: know how back to the episode, it's like, that's where
Speaker 1: you want volume. Yeah, because how holoonic acid uses water
Speaker 1: to plump stuff up. It's got a different mechanism but
Speaker 1: same kind of result in that it's going in and
Speaker 1: getting the colligeon to go. Yes, so I would do
Speaker 1: this and then my mom on top. So I guess
Speaker 1: that's kind of layering.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: I do think there's lots, but so you like it though,
Speaker 1: I really like it. It's a little goes a long way.
Speaker 1: I just think it's clever because a few drops goes
Speaker 1: a long way, and you know you've got your old
Speaker 1: pump of sworbolle laying around a few drops in there.
Speaker 1: I like it. I ordered it. I told the Ubis
Speaker 1: how i'd go. Nothing's gonna happen. Look, we'll see at
Speaker 1: the end of the episode. If my arms are fallen off. Okay,
Speaker 1: what's your saving?
Speaker 2: My saving? I was influenced to purchase this I saw
Speaker 2: creator Shelby Ann. Now Shelby Anne does beautiful makeup. She
Speaker 2: is beautiful in general, but she doesn't lie luxury products.
Speaker 2: She doesn't like anything expensive like her whole Niche is
Speaker 2: affordable beauty. So she recommends really good affordable makeup products.
Speaker 1: Follow this woman. Well.
Speaker 2: The thing is she's also in her twenties and has
Speaker 2: picture perfect skin, which I think is very important to
Speaker 2: note when she's like, you don't need to spend one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars, Well, you don't when you've got that skin
Speaker 2: texture and that much youth, So you don't like, do
Speaker 2: you know what? All of that sort of has a
Speaker 2: lot to play.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but bad is still bad and good is still
Speaker 1: good to a degree when people are kind of playing
Speaker 1: with things, you know exactly.
Speaker 2: But there are some products that would work so well
Speaker 2: on her totally because she has absolutely Yeah, her came.
Speaker 1: With her players is who.
Speaker 2: Whereas my canvas, while lovely a bit more experienced my canvas,
Speaker 2: my canvas has had seen some more things. Yeah, painted
Speaker 2: over a few more times painted, it's been like stripped
Speaker 2: back painted. Ani, I actually know what this is. This
Speaker 2: is the Essence silky blow hydrating long wear concealer. She
Speaker 2: said that it was one of her favorite concealers, or
Speaker 2: potentially even her favorite conciler. And I was like, Essence,
Speaker 2: really I like Essence, But I was like, I don't
Speaker 2: think I've ever liked a base product.
Speaker 1: No, I get scared to try their base.
Speaker 2: And I'm so fussy with concealers, so I short thought,
Speaker 2: surely not ordered it five dollars fifty five dollars fifty yes,
Speaker 2: please correct, please cheaper than a coffee.
Speaker 1: Also, now you've explained who she is, She's like, I
Speaker 1: really love this. Not I really love this because it's
Speaker 1: a good affordable one and it's not tart. But she like,
Speaker 1: she just likes it. Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Yeah, she doesn't cool. I'm sorry. I meant her
Speaker 2: niche She is that she only sort of ever talks
Speaker 2: about really affordable products. Yes, which I think is fantastic,
Speaker 2: Like we love affordable products. It's so serum, I know, okay, oh,
Speaker 2: with really good coverage.
Speaker 1: This one was on your nose when you came in.
Speaker 1: When I came in, you were concealing.
Speaker 2: Something under my nose. So it is a little bit
Speaker 2: fair for under my nose to be fair.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I did not expect it to be
Speaker 1: so since vibe well the brows essence. But it's very
Speaker 1: serum because I've used a few of the things a
Speaker 1: long time ago, and I'm like, oh yeah, it's okay,
Speaker 1: tiny bit chalky, I can make it work.
Speaker 2: But that chalky, no, get it away from my face.
Speaker 1: But you put that inother packaging. Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: know where's essence again? Chemistry house price, signed price sign.
Speaker 1: I order online so because I wanted it the next day.
Speaker 1: This is me, like I am in this world. Yet
Speaker 1: I will see something online and be like, well I
Speaker 1: must have it. Oh yeah, and if I can get
Speaker 1: it amazon Prime, I will order it Amazon Prime because
Speaker 1: I'm a consumerius six hoss. You're researching.
Speaker 2: I was researching for the pod exactly.
Speaker 1: I was like to take a break.
Speaker 2: I never take the Shelby said try this, or she
Speaker 2: didn't say try this. She said I like this, and
Speaker 2: I said all right, Shelby and ordering trucked in. The
Speaker 2: cart arrived the next day and went wholely.
Speaker 1: It's very good. It feels like he had a great
Speaker 1: little chat with your friend. But she has no idea
Speaker 1: that you're doing it.
Speaker 2: She has no idea in fact, and yeah, she'd be like,
Speaker 2: who is that old cat? She wouldn't love Lily. What's
Speaker 2: your MVP?
Speaker 1: My MVP is not a new product, but it's new
Speaker 1: to my life and to my heart. Okay, ASoP, I
Speaker 1: have not used a Soop skincare like facial care.
Speaker 2: I want to sniff because I love everything that.
Speaker 1: They do to you. First, I used to use a
Speaker 1: Sop my mom. That was like my second brand that
Speaker 1: I got onto as a teen. I know, like, go Mum,
Speaker 1: I know, I remember her taking me to day rich
Speaker 1: girl things. Well it was no I think. I was like,
Speaker 1: I tripped on my acne with that kind of acne stuff.
Speaker 1: So then Mom was like, oh that brand So's it's natural.
Speaker 1: Let's go to David Jones. Anyway, it's been around a
Speaker 1: long time. I recently went for a treatment. They've got
Speaker 1: an amazing store in Paddington and New South Wales. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they're everywhere. And she I explained my skin. I
Speaker 1: was like, it really hates me at the moment, but
Speaker 1: it's got some congestion. But it's just I don't know,
Speaker 1: and she put this on. She didn't tell me what
Speaker 1: she was doing, but I was like, what step is this?
Speaker 1: It felt like a kind of clayey jelly something, and
Speaker 1: she said, oh, this is the exholiating step. I was like, well,
Speaker 1: I never thought. Let me tell you why I love it,
Speaker 1: then you can play with it. I don't want to player,
Speaker 1: I just want to sniff. So it's a combination of
Speaker 1: pchas and BHA's, so it's pretty mild. I had no problem.
Speaker 2: Bach's the intense ones, but it's a mask that you
Speaker 2: can take off.
Speaker 1: I have realized that. I think me in the past
Speaker 1: and a lot of Ubis that have impaired their barrier
Speaker 1: or gone too hard. Strips there. You know, stratum corneum
Speaker 1: is because it's so easy these days. It's a liquid,
Speaker 1: it's a water watery substance and a pot and pad
Speaker 1: and you're like, this is quite a ritual, and that
Speaker 1: you put it on feels amazing. Like you're not going
Speaker 1: to overdo it because it takes more than one second.
Speaker 1: That's not so good.
Speaker 2: So this is what it's like. She painted on with
Speaker 2: a paintbrush. I obviously I'm not going to do that.
Speaker 2: They do that hopital so good.
Speaker 1: It's very cooling that there was very like not even
Speaker 1: a tingle for me. So I've used it a couple
Speaker 1: of times since, maybe twice a week. It's like a gel.
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you? You use that? It's expensive? Do
Speaker 1: you want to want to know how much I paid
Speaker 1: for that? Please tell me? Oh yeah, I've met to
Speaker 1: actually tell you use a tiny bit. Thank you very much?
Speaker 1: Did I paid for that with my own moneys? We
Speaker 1: should one hundred and twenty three dollars?
Speaker 2: Feels good?
Speaker 1: Yes, So it's gentle yet effective vitamins to a Planish
Speaker 1: It's like a gel mask. A little goes a long way.
Speaker 1: It's got quite a lot of slip. It's really beautiful.
Speaker 1: I chuck it on for a few minutes, no irritation,
Speaker 1: Definitely like bright and smoother afterwards. So I'm forgoing those
Speaker 1: two easy swipey ones at the moment and making my
Speaker 1: exoliation more intentional.
Speaker 2: I clearly have like a small cut or something on
Speaker 2: my fingers. It felt really good, but then I can
Speaker 2: feel the one. Yeah, you know it works. I just
Speaker 2: think it's gorgeous.
Speaker 1: I bought half the store after the facial, so I'm
Speaker 1: the sucker that they saw coming and I love it.
Speaker 1: My MVP.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of cheating because I brought in too, but
Speaker 2: my MVP is a lipstain. Why are some people still
Speaker 2: walking around with those piel Off lip stains? I'd love
Speaker 2: to know if someone could tell me?
Speaker 1: Why wait looking around with them on before they've peeled
Speaker 1: them off.
Speaker 2: No, like they'll be like get ready with me, and
Speaker 2: they're just walking around and they've got like the black
Speaker 2: outline on their lips because they haven't peeled it off yet.
Speaker 2: I don't know why they're still doing those. Those things
Speaker 2: are awful. They stain your teeth. They don't like, they're
Speaker 2: just not good.
Speaker 1: I know why because they wanted to literally like stain
Speaker 1: and then do a liproduct on top. Like I prefer
Speaker 1: that to take it off and then I just literally
Speaker 1: do my balm. But that's what you would do with this,
Speaker 1: so you don't take those off. But it doesn't feel
Speaker 1: like anything on your skin, does I like one of those.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take you which one.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think that you can feel this on
Speaker 2: your skin. It doesn't even feel like lipliner today.
Speaker 1: But like say, like I would do one of the
Speaker 1: peel off the night before if I wanted to have it,
Speaker 1: because all my LIPSD is gone. If I wanted to
Speaker 1: have sort of a something the next morning, I.
Speaker 2: Would just put maybe okay, maybe that's why this is
Speaker 2: the Summer Friday's one, which is thirty five dollars and
Speaker 2: the Basics by B That's new, isn't it lipstain? I
Speaker 2: don't know which is thirty six dollars. Okay, so that's
Speaker 2: what they both look like. I cannot feel them. It
Speaker 2: doesn't feel like a lip pencil.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I love them too, but I do see the
Speaker 1: purpose of the pil off. Oh yeah, I just don't.
Speaker 2: I just love I'll pop this on and then I
Speaker 2: will pop on my bar or whatnot, and then just
Speaker 2: reapply the bar or the gloss throughout the day.
Speaker 1: For a lip. I guess if it's kind of giving
Speaker 1: you some insurance of color underneath.
Speaker 2: I on my Noma makeup days, I will still put
Speaker 2: brush my brows and put it on a lipstain. Now
Speaker 2: I'm obsessed with them. So lipstains are my MVP. And
Speaker 2: these are two fantastic ones.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm gonna try both of them. I've tried renever Okay,
Speaker 1: do you have to go now?
Speaker 2: We do, we do, but we'll be back in your
Speaker 2: yes in ears as always next week.
Speaker 1: And of course if you don't get enough of us here,
Speaker 1: I can be in your inbox Woo. The Free You
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Speaker 1: to the link of the show notes. There's extra content there,
Speaker 1: I promise.
Speaker 2: And you can also find us on socials, so we're
Speaker 2: carry on. We have a lot of fun over there,
Speaker 2: so we'll pop everything in the show notes.
Speaker 1: Can we go off toast? Now?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Bye?
Speaker 1: See you next week. Bye.
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