WEBVTT - Are You Using Your Purple Shampoo Wrong? 0:00:07.920 --> 0:00:10.780 Hello and welcome to YouBeauty, the show for your face, 0:00:11.000 --> 0:00:14.140 hair and bathroom cabinet. I'm Leigh Campbell. I'm Ali Izzo. 0:00:14.580 --> 0:00:16.840 You are Ali Izzo. And Ali is here because our 0:00:16.860 --> 0:00:19.590 beautiful Kelly has absolutely no voice and it's also the 0:00:19.630 --> 0:00:21.190 show for your ears. And we didn't want to put 0:00:21.230 --> 0:00:23.390 you through that or make her talk for pretty much 0:00:23.410 --> 0:00:26.850 an hour. Yeah, she's a bit squeaky. So Ali, this 0:00:26.890 --> 0:00:28.550 is the perfect time for the Youbees to get to 0:00:28.590 --> 0:00:31.270 know you a little bit better because you've been here, what, five, 0:00:31.430 --> 0:00:34.580 six weeks maybe? Early days. However, you and I have 0:00:34.620 --> 0:00:38.070 worked together for... 20 years? Yeah. In some capacity. In 0:00:38.090 --> 0:00:40.229 some capacity. Around the grounds. What are you doing here 0:00:40.300 --> 0:00:41.170 and where did you come from? 0:00:41.700 --> 0:00:44.360 These are excellent questions I'm still figuring out. I'm the 0:00:44.420 --> 0:00:47.120 new head of YouBeauty, which is such a fun job. 0:00:47.159 --> 0:00:48.860 I can't believe I get paid for this, but basically 0:00:48.880 --> 0:00:51.920 I get, don't tell the boss, I get to sort 0:00:51.940 --> 0:00:53.479 of oversee the whole universe of YouBeauty. 0:00:53.500 --> 0:00:55.380 So obviously Kel and you. You're telling the YouBeauty, so 0:00:55.420 --> 0:00:56.280 tell them. Tell them. 0:00:56.470 --> 0:01:00.090 Are the like pillars of the show and are our 0:01:00.130 --> 0:01:01.890 main hosts, but I'm sort of here to like help 0:01:01.910 --> 0:01:04.010 with all the other things you might see around the ground. 0:01:04.069 --> 0:01:07.540 So like Instagram or like interviews on the side or 0:01:07.780 --> 0:01:08.840 our amazing helping with. 0:01:08.780 --> 0:01:11.780 The newsletter that you do. You're the wrangler. I wrangle. Yeah, 0:01:11.819 --> 0:01:14.120 I wrangle. I don't know what else. Yeah, a little bit. 0:01:14.220 --> 0:01:16.550 I like zhuzh up and hopefully you'll see more things 0:01:16.690 --> 0:01:18.920 on all the other things from YouBeauty, which is very exciting. 0:01:19.190 --> 0:01:21.449 But occasionally I get pulled off the bench and get 0:01:21.490 --> 0:01:23.670 to do this with you, which is so exciting. So 0:01:23.709 --> 0:01:26.110 you're being the fancy big boss behind the scenes now, 0:01:26.290 --> 0:01:29.319 but Tell everyone, you've had 20 years in beauty. I've 0:01:29.340 --> 0:01:30.180 been doing some stuff, yeah. 0:01:30.340 --> 0:01:32.740 I used to be the beauty director of Body and Soul, 0:01:32.819 --> 0:01:35.020 actually used to host the podcast Healthish over there for 0:01:35.060 --> 0:01:37.919 a while. I've worked at Elle magazine. I've worked at 0:01:38.080 --> 0:01:43.040 Vogue most recently, Vogue Living, GQ. Always loved podcasts, but always. 0:01:42.890 --> 0:01:44.480 Been a YouBeauty listener as well. 0:01:44.530 --> 0:01:46.570 So I'm so excited to now actually get to do 0:01:46.610 --> 0:01:47.990 this for my job and with you guys. 0:01:48.230 --> 0:01:50.230 Well, we are so excited to have you here. So- 0:01:50.830 --> 0:01:53.670 Shall we get into it? We shall. As always, huge 0:01:53.710 --> 0:01:56.490 episode today. We are going to update you on the 0:01:56.570 --> 0:01:59.330 juiciest headlines from beauty this week. We're going to answer 0:01:59.490 --> 0:02:04.250 two excellent questions. Sadly, both were perfect for Kelly to answer, 0:02:04.330 --> 0:02:07.920 but that's why you're here. Because you, I have. 0:02:07.780 --> 0:02:10.560 Some knowledge in the blonde department, which we will be discussing. 0:02:10.600 --> 0:02:11.840 I know I have a lot of feelings, but Kelly 0:02:11.860 --> 0:02:14.160 has also sent through her notes, which are excellent and 0:02:14.220 --> 0:02:14.800 very detailed. 0:02:14.940 --> 0:02:17.060 So we are helping a blonde and then we're helping 0:02:17.100 --> 0:02:21.230 someone with their lip liner. And then of course- Spendy, savey, MVP, 0:02:21.669 --> 0:02:24.990 your first time. I'm so excited. The pressure. There was pressure. 0:02:25.650 --> 0:02:27.790 It's hard. It's really, it's a lot harder than it looks. 0:02:28.090 --> 0:02:30.410 And not only is it your first time doing your 0:02:30.430 --> 0:02:32.750 favorite products, we've asked the Yubies an excellent question this 0:02:32.790 --> 0:02:35.940 week and I literally had my jaw on the floor 0:02:35.960 --> 0:02:39.220 with their answers. Me too, actually. All right, let's do news. 0:02:40.050 --> 0:02:41.530 So in case you missed it because you may have it, 0:02:41.570 --> 0:02:44.930 it's been a full-on week. On Monday, I cheated on you, beauty. 0:02:45.850 --> 0:02:47.940 I was on Mamma Mia Out Loud. I did hear this. 0:02:48.040 --> 0:02:52.900 For a very special bonus episode all about menopause and perimenopause. 0:02:53.020 --> 0:02:55.930 So we were approached by the Australian government, no biggie, 0:02:56.130 --> 0:02:59.590 to partner with them to help spread menopause. information to 0:02:59.710 --> 0:03:04.570 help women find evidence-based facts about perimenopause and menopause. And 0:03:04.590 --> 0:03:06.750 they've got a wonderful hub on their website. We'll link 0:03:06.770 --> 0:03:08.570 it in the show notes, but we'll also link the 0:03:08.610 --> 0:03:10.720 episode because it was so nice to sit around with 0:03:11.180 --> 0:03:14.980 Jessie Stephens, Holly Wainwright, Mia Friedman, and Amelia Lester. You 0:03:15.000 --> 0:03:17.840 had the brains to trust. All at different stages. Jessie's 0:03:17.860 --> 0:03:20.179 just had twins. I convinced Amelia by the end of 0:03:20.200 --> 0:03:23.080 the episode she might be in peri. And Holly and 0:03:23.100 --> 0:03:24.380 me have been through it. So it was lots of 0:03:24.419 --> 0:03:28.389 different perspectives, lots of different experiences and lots of different symptoms. 0:03:28.430 --> 0:03:30.090 And it wasn't all doom and gloom. 0:03:30.150 --> 0:03:30.370 No. 0:03:31.050 --> 0:03:33.989 Because it was World Menopause Day. So we do have 0:03:34.030 --> 0:03:35.510 a day for that now, which I don't know how 0:03:35.530 --> 0:03:38.010 long it's been going around, but great. It's a chance 0:03:38.050 --> 0:03:39.900 to talk about it, to get the men across it. 0:03:40.390 --> 0:03:43.030 So that day this episode went live and I went 0:03:43.070 --> 0:03:45.830 into recording it not really knowing what to expect or 0:03:45.850 --> 0:03:48.750 what to say. But honestly, it's so helpful. And I 0:03:48.790 --> 0:03:50.250 jump into a lot of the skin stuff in there. 0:03:50.310 --> 0:03:50.510 Yes. 0:03:50.550 --> 0:03:52.869 So sure, there's a lot of changes, a lot of symptoms. 0:03:53.030 --> 0:03:56.850 Skin might be lower down on the priorities. Yeah, but 0:03:56.870 --> 0:03:59.170 still important. And kind of an easy fix. And, you know, 0:03:59.250 --> 0:04:02.200 I started to feel the effects of peri very early 40s. 0:04:02.290 --> 0:04:03.430 It might creep up on you and you don't know 0:04:03.450 --> 0:04:03.790 what it is. 0:04:03.810 --> 0:04:04.530 Yeah. 0:04:04.550 --> 0:04:06.000 Have a listen. See what you're in for. See what 0:04:06.010 --> 0:04:08.210 you've been through. Yep. I think it was so great. 0:04:08.250 --> 0:04:11.650 I loved Amelia during the episode sort of slowly realising 0:04:11.670 --> 0:04:13.530 that she might need to go and talk to her. 0:04:13.910 --> 0:04:17.020 GP about it. And it's not scary. It's not scary. 0:04:17.080 --> 0:04:19.620 It's actually really, it's a really entertaining listen. So I 0:04:19.620 --> 0:04:20.919 can highly recommend you guys do a great job. Well, 0:04:20.940 --> 0:04:21.880 I'm very proud of that. 0:04:21.980 --> 0:04:23.680 So, Ellie, what news have you brought to the show? 0:04:23.700 --> 0:04:25.620 I have some exciting news and I've been working on 0:04:25.640 --> 0:04:27.480 this in the background for a little while. So I 0:04:27.760 --> 0:04:30.810 feel very excited that we are doing the You Beauty 0:04:30.910 --> 0:04:31.410 Awards for 2026. 0:04:31.390 --> 0:04:34.250 Yes, we're squeezing it in before the end. 0:04:34.270 --> 0:04:36.169 We are just squeezing it in and it is going 0:04:36.210 --> 0:04:41.230 to hit Our November Masterclass episode will be the big bonzer, 0:04:41.270 --> 0:04:43.630 beautiful episode where we announce all the winners. 0:04:43.650 --> 0:04:45.670 That's like tomorrow. I've got a lot of testing to do. 0:04:45.790 --> 0:04:46.290 Very soon. 0:04:46.330 --> 0:04:47.870 We have a lot of work ahead of us. There 0:04:47.950 --> 0:04:50.650 are a lot of categories. There are 26 categories, three 0:04:50.690 --> 0:04:51.990 of which the UBs get to vote on, which is 0:04:52.050 --> 0:04:55.190 so exciting. They get to tell us their favorite spendy, 0:04:55.250 --> 0:04:58.010 their favorite savey, and their favorite MVP of the year. 0:04:58.050 --> 0:04:59.300 They get to do the best part of the show. 0:04:59.310 --> 0:05:00.620 I know. We gave the good ones to the UBs, 0:05:00.680 --> 0:05:03.020 and then we have to do the other stuff. A 0:05:03.060 --> 0:05:05.260 lot of work, a lot of testing, but it means 0:05:05.300 --> 0:05:06.500 that by the end of the year, we can wrap 0:05:06.540 --> 0:05:09.180 up all of our favourite products that we've rediscovered, that 0:05:09.220 --> 0:05:11.280 we've trialled. They might be new, they might be old, 0:05:11.300 --> 0:05:14.460 but just the things that gave us absolute joy. And 0:05:14.600 --> 0:05:16.760 I'm so excited to see what you guys end up with. 0:05:17.040 --> 0:05:18.960 I warn you, Ali, Kelly and I argue every year. 0:05:19.140 --> 0:05:22.500 I want arguing. This is good. Cool. Healthy debate. How 0:05:22.520 --> 0:05:23.560 do the UBs have their say? 0:05:24.100 --> 0:05:27.780 This is the cool thing. So we are opening voting today. 0:05:27.800 --> 0:05:30.520 It's in the show notes. It is also in your app. 0:05:30.830 --> 0:05:34.229 Email. It is on our socials. Basically, anywhere you see us, 0:05:34.250 --> 0:05:36.150 you'll see the link to vote. Well, if you see 0:05:36.190 --> 0:05:38.770 when we were practicing the voting system before it went 0:05:38.830 --> 0:05:42.429 live today, you won't see it. But Kermit the Frog voted. Really? Well, 0:05:42.450 --> 0:05:44.450 I didn't know what to fill it in. Okay, we're 0:05:44.480 --> 0:05:46.320 going to discredit that one. But it's easy. It doesn't 0:05:46.339 --> 0:05:48.740 take too much of your time. You just jump in 0:05:48.779 --> 0:05:50.520 and tell us your three products and why. It's fun. 0:05:50.740 --> 0:05:52.340 One more thing for you before we head to questions. 0:05:52.400 --> 0:05:55.060 How do you feel about Christmas? I love Christmas. What 0:05:55.080 --> 0:05:59.060 are you talking about? Is that a trick question? Okay, great. 0:06:01.400 --> 0:06:04.420 How awesome is this? This is shiny. So it's the 0:06:04.540 --> 0:06:08.150 Oz Hair and Beauty 24 Days of Ozmas. That's clever. Cute. 0:06:08.570 --> 0:06:11.050 Oz Hair and Beauty is an online website because that's 0:06:11.070 --> 0:06:15.170 where websites are. They're an online retailer. They mostly stock hair, 0:06:15.190 --> 0:06:17.310 but actually they've got some really great products. I realize 0:06:17.370 --> 0:06:20.029 I shop on there more than I thought because their 0:06:20.050 --> 0:06:22.410 discounts are great. I need to do this more. Oh, 0:06:22.430 --> 0:06:25.290 my gosh, you do. So it's $ 200 or just shy of. 0:06:25.370 --> 0:06:28.940 And for anyone not watching, it's a giant reflective hologrammy. 0:06:29.120 --> 0:06:31.800 She's very shiny. Very pretty and very shiny. Looks like 0:06:31.820 --> 0:06:35.160 a wardrobe. It does. And it's heavy. So considering you're 0:06:35.180 --> 0:06:38.240 not a Grinch and Kelly's slowly warming up to Christmas, 0:06:38.940 --> 0:06:40.800 would you like to help me? Yes. I thought you'd 0:06:40.820 --> 0:06:44.630 never ask. Okay. Wait, before you do. Mm-hmm. I need 0:06:44.650 --> 0:06:46.020 to set the scene for the UBs who may have 0:06:46.040 --> 0:06:49.800 missed it. We have started a weekly breaking news segment 0:06:49.839 --> 0:06:52.830 here on the beauty advent calendars as they launch in 0:06:52.870 --> 0:06:55.969 real time. Very important. And that is because they launch 0:06:56.070 --> 0:06:59.039 earlier and earlier every year. So we started back in September. 0:06:59.520 --> 0:07:02.820 Kelly was disgusted. She was not a fan. End of October, 0:07:02.860 --> 0:07:06.140 we're getting there. But honestly, it's because beauty lovers love 0:07:06.180 --> 0:07:09.440 an advent. They launch earlier every year and they always 0:07:09.480 --> 0:07:11.790 sell out. And most retailers do them or brands do them. 0:07:11.820 --> 0:07:13.750 We're seeing more and more every time. And we get 0:07:13.810 --> 0:07:16.110 so many questions about them. We tried to squeeze them 0:07:16.150 --> 0:07:19.090 into one episode like end of November. It wasn't working 0:07:19.390 --> 0:07:21.850 too much. So you're getting a weekly blow-by-blow. And on 0:07:21.890 --> 0:07:24.910 that note, Ali, go for it. Yay. Oh my God, 0:07:24.930 --> 0:07:27.950 I'm so excited. So she's opening up this big, beautiful box. 0:07:28.050 --> 0:07:29.870 It's purple and it's very pretty. And there are so 0:07:29.910 --> 0:07:33.429 many different size containers. Wait. Oh, we have a theory. Okay. 0:07:33.830 --> 0:07:35.630 Kelly and I have a theory that when you open 0:07:35.650 --> 0:07:37.540 your advent, the first one you open is great because 0:07:37.560 --> 0:07:39.860 you're like, yay. The next few days might be a 0:07:39.860 --> 0:07:42.000 bit average, a bit of a sample. It's a journey. 0:07:42.400 --> 0:07:44.660 We think this, so we've been trying to test it. Okay. 0:07:44.700 --> 0:07:46.280 So we want to get like a middle point where 0:07:46.300 --> 0:07:48.220 it's going to be kind of average. It's just up 0:07:48.260 --> 0:07:49.880 to you. Okay. I'm going to go number 16, which 0:07:49.900 --> 0:07:53.690 looks very small. I'm opening it. 0:07:54.930 --> 0:07:59.290 Decent sized product. It is Endota Deep Hydration Moisturizer. 0:07:59.310 --> 0:08:03.250 Okay. Okay. I mean, we love Endota, but it's small. 0:08:03.270 --> 0:08:05.500 We love Endota. It's small. All right, let's do another one. Okay. 0:08:05.640 --> 0:08:08.060 I'm going to get a big one. Let's go 20. 0:08:08.060 --> 0:08:10.540 Number 20. That is big. So basically it is a 0:08:10.560 --> 0:08:13.280 big box with all different size box in it. Yes. 0:08:14.020 --> 0:08:17.239 Oz Hair and Beauty Hair Perfume in Salted Coconut, fresh 0:08:17.300 --> 0:08:19.820 and salty. I'm talking about hair perfumes later, so I'm 0:08:19.880 --> 0:08:21.400 into this. Can I spray it? 0:08:21.420 --> 0:08:26.230 Fresh and salty. Ooh. Can you smell that? Ooh, fresh. Me. 0:08:27.350 --> 0:08:29.490 That's nice. That's nice. I would be excited with that. 0:08:30.590 --> 0:08:33.310 For a tween. Okay, you don't seem impressed. No, I'm 0:08:33.330 --> 0:08:36.860 going to do one. Okay, what number do you want? Nine? Nine. 0:08:36.960 --> 0:08:38.720 I don't like the number nine. I'm going to do two. Okay. 0:08:39.420 --> 0:08:41.920 I don't like odd numbers. Same with my daughter. She 0:08:41.960 --> 0:08:45.679 hates odd numbers. Oh, I'm good at this. The Davro 0:08:45.760 --> 0:08:51.200 Smoothing Balm. Davro is quite expensive and so bloody good. 0:08:51.700 --> 0:08:53.880 So obviously it's a mix of the brands that they stock. 0:08:53.940 --> 0:08:56.570 They mostly stock salon brands. Like I said, a lot 0:08:56.610 --> 0:09:00.329 of hair, some body and face. And hair's expensive and 0:09:00.350 --> 0:09:02.150 no one wants to buy expensive hair, so it's a 0:09:02.250 --> 0:09:03.750 really good thing to do. And you get to try 0:09:03.770 --> 0:09:05.490 some new things. That's what I love about Advent Calends. 0:09:05.510 --> 0:09:08.410 It's like I would never have bought a coconut hair perfume, 0:09:08.429 --> 0:09:10.110 but maybe. And, like, who wants to buy a $ 50 0:09:10.070 --> 0:09:13.429 hair mask, really? But once it's good, you know, it's fun. 0:09:13.650 --> 0:09:16.130 Right? Well, Kel's not here and she doesn't even listen 0:09:16.150 --> 0:09:18.130 when she's away. No, we know this. So let's divvy 0:09:18.150 --> 0:09:24.270 it up and we'll be back after the break. We're back. Okay, 0:09:24.290 --> 0:09:26.569 we're back. And Ali, I'm very cranky. I have a 0:09:26.570 --> 0:09:28.729 bone to pick with you. Uh-oh. I just sat through 0:09:28.750 --> 0:09:32.250 the first segment with the most awful, terrible ponytail, and 0:09:32.309 --> 0:09:35.030 you said it looked good. I thought it did. You 0:09:35.070 --> 0:09:37.559 look great with a high pony. It's very, like, peppy. 0:09:37.800 --> 0:09:40.820 Kelly would have said, duh, you look unhinged. Fix your hair. 0:09:40.840 --> 0:09:41.420 You look terrible. 0:09:41.440 --> 0:09:43.460 Okay, we're not at that stage of our relationship where 0:09:43.500 --> 0:09:44.160 I can do that, maybe. 0:09:44.300 --> 0:09:46.460 If anyone wants to see quite how bad the ponytail was, 0:09:46.500 --> 0:09:48.800 you can watch YouBeauty in all its glory, all the 0:09:48.840 --> 0:09:53.170 bad hairstyles, on Apple Podcasts and YouTube. So it's now out, 0:09:53.410 --> 0:09:56.209 and I hope better. It looked great before. It looks 0:09:56.270 --> 0:09:57.900 even better now. Look, I don't know if I believe 0:09:57.940 --> 0:09:59.950 you yet, but anyway, let's jump into Q & A. 0:10:00.320 --> 0:10:03.010 which is when we answer some wonderful questions that have 0:10:03.030 --> 0:10:05.840 been submitted. You can send us your questions via DM 0:10:05.880 --> 0:10:08.679 to YouBeauty or me or Kel. You can send them 0:10:08.720 --> 0:10:11.160 to the email address, jump in the Facebook group, wherever 0:10:11.179 --> 0:10:13.400 you can see we are, we'll find it and we 0:10:13.420 --> 0:10:16.280 may answer it. So this one was sent to Kelly. 0:10:16.900 --> 0:10:19.069 Long time Yubi here and a bit of an SOS 0:10:19.130 --> 0:10:22.829 I'm hoping Kel can answer. Oops. I'm currently using a 0:10:22.850 --> 0:10:26.060 blonde toner with a developer to tone my blonde but 0:10:26.200 --> 0:10:29.199 finding it barely lasts. I'm wondering if it's the wrong 0:10:29.240 --> 0:10:32.660 brand I'm using or is my routine missing a crucial step? Kel, 0:10:32.700 --> 0:10:35.189 do you have any product recs for making blonde tone 0:10:35.370 --> 0:10:38.630 actually stick? I love this question as a very dark 0:10:38.650 --> 0:10:40.960 brunette because I've been in beauty for 20 years and 0:10:41.050 --> 0:10:45.600 blonde still remains quite a mystery to me. It's very expensive. Yes. 0:10:45.980 --> 0:10:48.400 It's very high maintenance. Yes. And why when you pay 0:10:48.440 --> 0:10:50.179 that much money in the hairdresser, do you have to 0:10:50.220 --> 0:10:52.620 then go home and do extra stuff that can go wrong? 0:10:52.640 --> 0:10:54.500 Oh my God, this is the eternal question. 0:10:54.580 --> 0:10:56.920 I know as a long-term blonde, look, Kel is blonder 0:10:56.980 --> 0:10:58.679 than I am, but I have been blonde since day 0:10:58.700 --> 0:11:01.680 dot and it is a true question. cross to bear 0:11:01.840 --> 0:11:03.720 I feel in life there is a certain club that 0:11:03.760 --> 0:11:06.920 all blondes belong to and we bitch and moan about 0:11:07.120 --> 0:11:09.350 how expensive it is how annoying it is when it's 0:11:09.390 --> 0:11:11.150 not the right color how hard it is to get 0:11:11.190 --> 0:11:11.569 the right. 0:11:11.450 --> 0:11:13.610 Color it's a whole thing so blondes have more fun 0:11:13.650 --> 0:11:15.530 is totally a lie no blondes do not have more 0:11:15.550 --> 0:11:17.949 fun blondes are poor I'm out there having so much 0:11:18.010 --> 0:11:20.710 fun with my $ 10 box dye that takes 10 minutes. 0:11:20.290 --> 0:11:21.990 Whenever you do a box dye I'm so jealous because 0:11:22.010 --> 0:11:23.010 I'm like I wish I could do that it'd be 0:11:23.050 --> 0:11:24.630 so much easier like when I get my even just 0:11:24.650 --> 0:11:25.740 my roots it's a whole. 0:11:25.580 --> 0:11:28.650 Situation it's four hours in the hairdressers It's awful. So 0:11:28.730 --> 0:11:30.870 tell me, toner that you do at home. I mean, 0:11:31.110 --> 0:11:33.150 I've kind of made my hair accidentally a little bit 0:11:33.250 --> 0:11:35.370 orangey brown and then I just chuck more brown over 0:11:35.410 --> 0:11:38.450 the top. So does blonde hair kind of go the 0:11:38.490 --> 0:11:40.890 wrong shade and you've got to fix that? Yes, exactly. 0:11:40.950 --> 0:11:43.990 I think that, look, as Kel has actually been a very, 0:11:44.030 --> 0:11:45.810 very good girl. She has done her notes. Even though 0:11:45.830 --> 0:11:47.410 she's not with us today, she has sent through her 0:11:48.170 --> 0:11:50.700 thoughts and feelings and she's done her homework, which is excellent. 0:11:50.720 --> 0:11:53.179 So I'm going to pull and steal some of her expertise, 0:11:53.200 --> 0:11:54.559 but I'm going to lay her on top of my. 0:11:54.520 --> 0:11:57.390 Own because she's blonde blonde and you're a beaut. I mean, 0:11:57.809 --> 0:12:01.740 you're Brindle. Your roots are brindle, but you've got, your 0:12:01.780 --> 0:12:05.359 hair looks expensive. Thank you. It is. And I'm so silly. 0:12:05.380 --> 0:12:07.130 I was like, let's call Kel and get a voice 0:12:07.170 --> 0:12:08.929 note for the show. She can't. She can't talk. 0:12:08.950 --> 0:12:09.390 She can't. 0:12:09.550 --> 0:12:11.910 But talk us through it and help this Yubi. Absolutely. 0:12:11.970 --> 0:12:14.490 So I think that it, as Kel says, it really 0:12:14.530 --> 0:12:16.850 depends on what kind of blonde you are, what kind 0:12:16.870 --> 0:12:17.929 of blonde you're going for. 0:12:18.470 --> 0:12:20.750 And when you get, how you get your hair blonde 0:12:20.840 --> 0:12:22.240 is essentially like, do you get. 0:12:22.160 --> 0:12:26.420 Foils and how... creamy or how toned, how ash you 0:12:26.440 --> 0:12:28.420 want that color to look. I think that it's actually 0:12:28.730 --> 0:12:31.250 really impressive slash a little bit scary that our Yubi 0:12:31.350 --> 0:12:33.520 is doing a developer at home to tone it. 0:12:33.570 --> 0:12:35.110 Oh, what's the difference? A lot. 0:12:35.190 --> 0:12:39.550 So a lot of the color corrective at home treatments 0:12:39.600 --> 0:12:40.380 are more like a shampoo. 0:12:40.400 --> 0:12:41.939 That's what I thought. Or a mask. 0:12:42.300 --> 0:12:44.420 And usually the toners and the developers, we leave those 0:12:44.440 --> 0:12:48.600 to the professionals. So firstly, I would say impressive, like 0:12:48.700 --> 0:12:52.329 hats off to you. Yubi, however, I would say go 0:12:52.370 --> 0:12:54.689 to your hairdresser for something that you want to last 0:12:54.750 --> 0:12:57.650 and get that professional colour done sort of first and 0:12:57.710 --> 0:13:00.200 then you can more easily maintain it at home with 0:13:00.250 --> 0:13:00.929 maintenance questions. 0:13:01.000 --> 0:13:03.020 Yes. Miss, but isn't she... Well, I don't know if 0:13:03.059 --> 0:13:05.819 she's doing that because some people do lighten their hair 0:13:05.860 --> 0:13:08.480 or maintain their blonde at home. Let's just say she's 0:13:08.500 --> 0:13:10.600 already got her hair done by a professional and then 0:13:10.640 --> 0:13:13.970 she's doing this at home. Why? Why can't you hairdress 0:13:13.990 --> 0:13:14.710 to get the tone right? 0:13:15.350 --> 0:13:19.250 Essentially, it's because... They might get it right. They might 0:13:19.290 --> 0:13:21.450 get it right. But washing it with regular shampoos and 0:13:21.470 --> 0:13:25.569 conditioners will ultimately change the base color notes. It will 0:13:26.030 --> 0:13:28.540 go brassy. Everyone talks about brassy. You don't really usually 0:13:28.580 --> 0:13:30.100 want brassy unless you're going for like an auburn or 0:13:30.120 --> 0:13:32.800 a copper tone, which is on trend as per the 0:13:32.820 --> 0:13:34.660 Pinterest trend report that we talked about last week. But 0:13:35.520 --> 0:13:38.660 it is that slow, like it's like a fade. It's 0:13:38.940 --> 0:13:40.640 like a graph line where you start where you want. 0:13:40.700 --> 0:13:42.580 And then the longer that you're at home, the longer 0:13:42.600 --> 0:13:44.350 that you use regular products. It can even be your 0:13:44.380 --> 0:13:48.390 water quality can affect that. How your colour disintegrates. 0:13:48.820 --> 0:13:50.420 I get that from when I did have balayage and 0:13:50.440 --> 0:13:52.340 I guess it was kind of caramelly. It did kind 0:13:52.400 --> 0:13:54.160 of go a bit orangey caramelly. Yep. 0:13:54.340 --> 0:13:56.880 And if you're starting from a brown base, that's essentially 0:13:56.920 --> 0:13:59.570 what bleaching does. And if you don't bleach it enough, 0:13:59.730 --> 0:14:02.430 it's not bright enough. And if it's not, and the 0:14:02.470 --> 0:14:04.990 toning that they do in the hairdressers, sorry, will essentially 0:14:05.050 --> 0:14:07.630 fade out. So do they finish your color and then 0:14:07.750 --> 0:14:08.850 tone it as the last step? 0:14:08.910 --> 0:14:10.910 Yes. And tell you what to do when you go home? Yes. 0:14:11.210 --> 0:14:13.329 A good hairdresser would do that. And honestly, honestly, the 0:14:13.370 --> 0:14:16.010 toning can take almost as long as the coloring. So 0:14:16.309 --> 0:14:19.110 for example, when I get mine done, which I, you know, 0:14:19.170 --> 0:14:21.330 try to look as natural as possible, I actually get 0:14:21.390 --> 0:14:23.250 two toners done. I get like a stretch done on 0:14:23.270 --> 0:14:25.570 my roots, which is a slightly darker tone. I was 0:14:25.590 --> 0:14:27.050 going to say, when you say naturally it's possible, I'm like, 0:14:27.080 --> 0:14:29.680 you just let the regrowth grow. Well, the stretch lets 0:14:29.720 --> 0:14:31.740 me let it go a little bit longer because it's 0:14:31.780 --> 0:14:33.820 essentially a fade and it's kind of like putting like 0:14:33.880 --> 0:14:36.110 a watercolor wash on over your roots down. 0:14:36.170 --> 0:14:38.350 So it's like a very, very soft balayage. So you 0:14:38.370 --> 0:14:39.850 don't have a hard line. 0:14:39.890 --> 0:14:42.290 Because if you just get the bleach at your roots, 0:14:42.330 --> 0:14:44.340 especially if you're getting foils done, you can see like 0:14:44.390 --> 0:14:45.800 a very, very clear line when. 0:14:45.720 --> 0:14:49.740 It starts to grow out. And do people still get streaks? Yeah, definitely. 0:14:49.760 --> 0:14:51.520 Like the money pieces at the front, I think like 0:14:51.680 --> 0:14:54.260 highlights and streaks when they're placed correctly for your face 0:14:54.300 --> 0:14:56.270 and what look you're going for can actually look really 0:14:56.290 --> 0:14:58.270 beautiful and really like highlight your face in nice ways. 0:14:58.290 --> 0:15:00.650 You don't want like tiger stripes. So blondes just don't 0:15:00.670 --> 0:15:02.410 still get that cap on and they pull through the 0:15:02.430 --> 0:15:05.430 beauty thing. No, very old school to use the cap. 0:15:05.490 --> 0:15:07.830 I feel like it's much more about like strategic placement 0:15:07.910 --> 0:15:10.850 of where you and your hairdresser want the highlights to go. 0:15:10.890 --> 0:15:13.190 And that's usually done with the alfoil foils and it's 0:15:13.210 --> 0:15:14.090 kind of like pieces. 0:15:14.170 --> 0:15:16.910 Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. So for fellow brunettes or maybe 0:15:16.950 --> 0:15:19.580 redheads or blondes that are listening and thinking, hang on, 0:15:19.670 --> 0:15:23.660 maybe I need that. How do you counteract the brisiness? Yeah. 0:15:23.720 --> 0:15:26.560 So if you go back to like primary school and 0:15:26.620 --> 0:15:28.800 think of the color wheel to the primary colors, and 0:15:28.820 --> 0:15:31.390 then you've got your secondary colors. If you go to 0:15:31.410 --> 0:15:34.450 the opposite color on the color wheel of orange, you 0:15:34.570 --> 0:15:39.030 are at purple. So purple is, that's why all of the, 0:15:39.050 --> 0:15:42.070 you know, toning shampoos, et cetera, are purple. So the 0:15:42.130 --> 0:15:45.070 purple actually neutralizes the color you're not trying to like 0:15:45.210 --> 0:15:47.050 re-bleach it you're not trying to like strip the hair 0:15:47.070 --> 0:15:49.050 back further you're not trying to make your hair purple 0:15:49.150 --> 0:15:50.530 no you're not trying to make your hair purple but 0:15:50.790 --> 0:15:54.380 the orange plus purple equals neutral got it so it 0:15:54.400 --> 0:15:56.340 makes sense think of that what you actually have to 0:15:56.380 --> 0:15:58.860 do is add purple to your orange and it will 0:15:59.120 --> 0:16:01.820 go away it's like magic actually I haven't wondered why 0:16:01.880 --> 0:16:03.720 all the blonde stuff says purple but I go oh 0:16:03.760 --> 0:16:05.370 I can't use that for me it looks intense when 0:16:05.390 --> 0:16:07.110 you use it as well it is deep purple it's 0:16:07.130 --> 0:16:09.530 like kind of indigo color and you're like why Isn't 0:16:09.570 --> 0:16:10.510 my hair going purple? 0:16:10.530 --> 0:16:12.910 Because they do blast it all over marketing. So blondes 0:16:12.950 --> 0:16:15.210 must be looking for purple. They don't want purple hair, 0:16:15.230 --> 0:16:17.840 but they don't want orange. And normally, I guess for 0:16:17.880 --> 0:16:20.380 you or just the average blonde, you just do a 0:16:20.400 --> 0:16:21.140 mask or a shampoo. 0:16:21.540 --> 0:16:23.280 I just do a mask or a shampoo. I see 0:16:23.520 --> 0:16:26.800 my hairdresser. Not very often because it's so expensive. I 0:16:26.840 --> 0:16:28.880 try to go as long as possible in between colors. 0:16:28.940 --> 0:16:31.260 It also helps protect the condition of my hair because bleach, 0:16:31.400 --> 0:16:34.490 et cetera. I probably go three. 0:16:34.330 --> 0:16:36.670 To four times a year. That's still a lot. 0:16:36.710 --> 0:16:38.810 It's a lot, but it's not as often as I 0:16:38.950 --> 0:16:41.470 should go, but there are ways to- No one's telling. 0:16:41.510 --> 0:16:43.070 The police don't come and arrest you. Thank you. But 0:16:43.130 --> 0:16:46.110 is the right toner helping you stretch that? Yes. 0:16:46.310 --> 0:16:49.230 I use the Christophe Robin Baby Blonde Mask, which is purple. 0:16:49.270 --> 0:16:51.450 It is like dark purple and my hairdresser recommended to 0:16:51.470 --> 0:16:53.600 me and that gets me through. So I just use 0:16:53.620 --> 0:16:56.440 a additional shampoo and conditioner for coloured hair and then 0:16:56.500 --> 0:16:58.500 use the mask in place of the conditioner when I 0:16:58.520 --> 0:16:59.320 do it about once a week. 0:16:59.760 --> 0:17:02.110 Once a week? Once a week, yeah. Oh, my God. 0:17:02.120 --> 0:17:04.070 I'm so sorry for all this time you don't have. 0:17:04.710 --> 0:17:07.210 Me too. Me too. But it gets me through. 0:17:07.230 --> 0:17:10.150 I will say, though, that Kel gave us some other 0:17:10.230 --> 0:17:13.210 product recommendations and that lady is super blonde, so I 0:17:13.230 --> 0:17:13.870 would trust her. 0:17:14.050 --> 0:17:16.909 I will read those as Kel's proxy. Please do. But 0:17:16.970 --> 0:17:19.030 one more question. If you were just reading what we 0:17:19.070 --> 0:17:20.750 know for this lovely lady, do you think it's the 0:17:20.790 --> 0:17:23.380 developer part that's maybe taking her on the wrong path? 0:17:24.060 --> 0:17:26.560 I think that it's hard to know without seeing what 0:17:26.900 --> 0:17:29.520 color she is because there's a huge difference. You know, 0:17:29.540 --> 0:17:32.380 like Kel's really platinum and I'm sort of like beige-y, 0:17:32.420 --> 0:17:35.830 brown-y blonde. I think it depends where she's sitting. If 0:17:36.330 --> 0:17:38.170 she's got a good blonde in the salon, she should 0:17:38.330 --> 0:17:40.910 only need to use a mask once a week. 0:17:40.930 --> 0:17:43.420 She shouldn't have to. toner at home. Right. Cause she's saying, 0:17:43.440 --> 0:17:46.060 am I missing a crucial step and not being blonde, 0:17:46.240 --> 0:17:49.139 but having used every color of box dye ever. I 0:17:49.160 --> 0:17:52.330 think she's adding that extra step. Maybe that's the developer. 0:17:52.450 --> 0:17:54.189 I would just go buy one of these recs or 0:17:54.210 --> 0:17:56.530 jump in the beauty group. Yep. Try a toner on 0:17:56.570 --> 0:17:59.250 its own. Yep. Cheapy. Yeah, absolutely. 0:17:59.290 --> 0:18:00.750 I think like if you're happy with the color, when 0:18:00.770 --> 0:18:02.690 you leave the salon, a toner or one of a 0:18:02.930 --> 0:18:05.650 mask or one of Kel's recs should get you through 0:18:05.670 --> 0:18:07.700 into your next appointment if you're using it regularly. 0:18:08.030 --> 0:18:09.169 And you don't have to get a fancy one. I'll 0:18:09.190 --> 0:18:11.260 read Kel's in a minute, but just go to the supermarket. Yep. 0:18:11.280 --> 0:18:12.939 They're so good. I mean, I'm not blonde, but I 0:18:12.960 --> 0:18:16.180 do the same for my hair. I'm almost exclusively supermarket. 0:18:16.260 --> 0:18:16.400 Yep. 0:18:16.720 --> 0:18:18.560 All right. Let me be Kelly. This is fun. Okay. 0:18:18.580 --> 0:18:22.460 So Kel's three favorite products or toners are Fudge Professional 0:18:22.540 --> 0:18:25.629 Clean Blonde. Why am I trying to be Kelly? Fudge 0:18:25.750 --> 0:18:29.750 Professional Clean Blonde Purple Toning Shampoo, 20 bucks and 49 cents. 0:18:29.770 --> 0:18:34.240 That's pretty good. Daily Naturals Blonde Toning Shampoo, $ 26. 95. I 0:18:34.580 --> 0:18:37.460 did not even know they did one. And NAC Platinum 0:18:37.500 --> 0:18:41.320 Blonde Anti-Yellow Shampoo, $ 39. 95. I'm assuming that's kind of like 0:18:41.340 --> 0:18:44.450 for your hair house, warehouse, or maybe Oz Hair and Beauty. Yeah. 0:18:45.210 --> 0:18:47.570 She also says you don't need the conditioner, which I 0:18:47.609 --> 0:18:50.950 think is true, 100%. You don't need the matching conditioner. 0:18:51.090 --> 0:18:54.409 To a toner? To a purple or toning shampoo. Okay. 0:18:55.619 --> 0:18:57.620 Can you guys make a Venn diagram, please? I just 0:18:57.660 --> 0:19:01.610 wash and tone. The other thing that I just don't wow, 0:19:01.630 --> 0:19:04.730 like how people afford it, the cost. So Kelly has 0:19:04.770 --> 0:19:07.780 written her cost of maintaining or being blonde a year 0:19:07.800 --> 0:19:12.010 is about $ 2, 500 for 10 appointments. That sounds cheap. That 0:19:12.070 --> 0:19:14.530 is pretty good. I should go to her hairdresser. 0:19:14.869 --> 0:19:16.760 I probably spend about the same, but with like four 0:19:16.780 --> 0:19:19.160 appointments a year because I try to stretch mine out. 0:19:19.500 --> 0:19:22.380 Ali, we asked the Yubies. When I say my jaw 0:19:22.400 --> 0:19:25.000 was on the floor, literally, I wish I'd filmed myself 0:19:25.040 --> 0:19:27.240 at home when we were putting the information in Slack 0:19:27.270 --> 0:19:30.609 because I was like, yeah. So let us tell you 0:19:30.650 --> 0:19:32.790 what it costs in blondes. Keep in mind, Yubies are 0:19:32.850 --> 0:19:36.290 all around Australia and around the world. Some cities are expensive. 0:19:37.010 --> 0:19:39.439 Some rural places are great. I've got a friend who 0:19:39.460 --> 0:19:42.680 does it in people's houses. She's mobile and she's really affordable. 0:19:42.960 --> 0:19:45.619 So it's a range. But, hey, we had a lot 0:19:45.640 --> 0:19:47.930 of responses, by the way. a lot of blonde yubis 0:19:48.650 --> 0:19:51.909 yubi said on average between one to two and a 0:19:51.970 --> 0:19:55.040 half k a year that's good that's per year so 0:19:55.080 --> 0:19:56.600 we don't know how many appointments people are having but 0:19:56.640 --> 0:19:59.879 still stacy and brooke were closer to three and a 0:19:59.920 --> 0:20:02.920 half or four k a year And then Kylie said, 0:20:03.080 --> 0:20:07.420 I wish I hadn't added it up because it's $ 6, 000 0:20:06.500 --> 0:20:07.200 a year. 0:20:07.480 --> 0:20:10.700 Oh, that doesn't surprise me, unfortunately. It is an expensive 0:20:11.050 --> 0:20:13.430 way to be in the world. It's expensive, but also 0:20:13.470 --> 0:20:14.649 it's so hard to get right yourself. 0:20:14.869 --> 0:20:17.929 It is an expertise. Speaking of getting it right, we 0:20:17.990 --> 0:20:20.490 asked the Yubis if anyone had a blonde horror story. 0:20:21.130 --> 0:20:24.560 A Yubi shared that a hairdresser burned her scalp so 0:20:24.619 --> 0:20:28.879 badly that it was literally weeping into her pillow. I'm 0:20:28.940 --> 0:20:31.220 sorry that happened to you. That is awful. Because it 0:20:31.280 --> 0:20:32.859 is a chemical and you can't leave it on too long. 0:20:32.880 --> 0:20:34.990 And sometimes you can feel it on your scalp and 0:20:35.030 --> 0:20:37.490 it's like this like hot feeling. It's not nice. You 0:20:37.510 --> 0:20:39.410 guys are nuts. I can only relate to my eyelashes 0:20:39.430 --> 0:20:42.580 being burnt off from a lash lift. Oh, that also 0:20:42.600 --> 0:20:42.940 happened to me. 0:20:44.740 --> 0:20:46.780 Finally, we asked the Yubies to share their top tips 0:20:46.859 --> 0:20:48.320 and product recommendations too. 0:20:49.280 --> 0:20:51.399 To start with, Sue suggested using a filter on the 0:20:51.440 --> 0:20:54.109 shower head because the quality of your water does affect 0:20:54.250 --> 0:20:56.109 your hair color. Big time. When you travel overseas and 0:20:56.130 --> 0:20:58.950 you realize whether it's hard or soft. I mentioned a 0:20:58.990 --> 0:21:00.760 great water filter. I can't remember the name of it, 0:21:00.770 --> 0:21:02.330 but I got it last year. We'll find it and 0:21:02.350 --> 0:21:04.310 add it to the show notes because I love it. 0:21:04.410 --> 0:21:07.859 Let's do that. Zina and Donnie both love the Kerastase Luminaire. 0:21:07.880 --> 0:21:10.140 That's such a beautiful range. And Sarah recommends the NAC 0:21:10.220 --> 0:21:13.699 Blonde Shampoo, which Kel also recommended. So another Yubie had 0:21:13.720 --> 0:21:17.590 a Brilliant tip. She suggested using a clarifying shampoo first, 0:21:17.609 --> 0:21:20.490 so that will remove all the build-up like silicon, maybe 0:21:20.510 --> 0:21:23.430 dry shampoo, all the stuff that gets in there which 0:21:23.470 --> 0:21:26.170 can contribute to the brassiness in the first place. Absolutely, 0:21:26.210 --> 0:21:28.800 and then it will make your mask or your treatment 0:21:28.820 --> 0:21:32.640 shampoo work better. But will a clarifying shampoo strip your blonde? 0:21:32.680 --> 0:21:34.440 It should not strip it. 0:21:34.619 --> 0:21:37.240 It should not strip it, but it will help remove 0:21:37.260 --> 0:21:38.800 the things that can turn it brassy. 0:21:39.100 --> 0:21:41.580 And fun fact, if you're any tone of red... It 0:21:41.600 --> 0:21:44.160 will strip it, not to say it's not important, but 0:21:44.280 --> 0:21:46.939 the molecule, the red molecule, is bigger than any other molecule, 0:21:46.960 --> 0:21:49.939 which is why red washes out so fast. That is true. 0:21:49.960 --> 0:21:52.480 Or why your socks go red in the wash. Always. 0:21:53.140 --> 0:21:55.359 Always red socks. Yeah, because the molecule, they can't go 0:21:55.380 --> 0:21:56.680 any smaller. This is great. 0:21:57.280 --> 0:21:59.280 And finally, Justine's hot tip is to add a couple 0:21:59.320 --> 0:22:01.520 of pumps of HairShots Perfectly Blonde to. 0:22:01.460 --> 0:22:03.619 Your existing shampoo. That is such a good trick. She 0:22:03.720 --> 0:22:05.639 uses it once a week and says it refreshes her 0:22:05.700 --> 0:22:09.139 colour beautifully. So she's doing a MacGyver and concoction. Oh 0:22:09.160 --> 0:22:11.159 my God. A little chemistry in the shower. Honestly, I 0:22:11.180 --> 0:22:13.100 want to be a scientist. I love mixing things together. 0:22:13.140 --> 0:22:15.600 You are a science nerd. That's exciting. Well, guys, I feel... 0:22:16.020 --> 0:22:19.230 Do you feel educated? Do you understand us better? Not really. 0:22:19.270 --> 0:22:20.970 I think you're all nuts. My tip was going to 0:22:20.990 --> 0:22:24.950 be just to go like a nice medium brown. It's dedication, 0:22:24.990 --> 0:22:28.429 but I did learn a lot. I'm glad. So the 0:22:28.450 --> 0:22:31.580 lovely Ruby sent me a DM on Insta and she said, wait, 0:22:31.820 --> 0:22:34.780 what's wrong with having a Cupid's bow now? It's cancelled? 0:22:34.800 --> 0:22:34.879 What? 0:22:35.369 --> 0:22:39.770 Or is it cool? Help this socket millennial out. Love it. 0:22:39.950 --> 0:22:42.910 So let me explain a bit what's happening. And Ruby's 0:22:42.950 --> 0:22:44.830 a millennial. I'm an elder millennial. So I see what 0:22:44.850 --> 0:22:47.270 she's saying there with the socks, the ankle socks. It's 0:22:47.330 --> 0:22:50.520 a bit of a generational war. When I say that, 0:22:50.619 --> 0:22:53.500 people are arguing about how to apply makeup. So take 0:22:53.520 --> 0:22:55.940 it with a grain of salt. There's kind of a 0:22:55.980 --> 0:23:00.100 social media debate. Gen Z are kind of basically saying, 0:23:00.220 --> 0:23:03.160 sometimes in words, but mostly in tutorials, that the Cupid's 0:23:03.180 --> 0:23:05.419 bow is not cool. If you're not sure what that is, 0:23:05.480 --> 0:23:08.730 it's just that little V shape under your nose that. 0:23:09.030 --> 0:23:10.790 Goes up and down, like the McDonald's arches. 0:23:11.230 --> 0:23:14.330 Yes, and that's exactly right. And that we just ignore 0:23:14.390 --> 0:23:16.869 it or we even kind of draw straight across if 0:23:16.890 --> 0:23:19.520 we're doing a bit of overlining. Yeah. And so apparently 0:23:19.820 --> 0:23:23.020 defining your cupid's bow says you're a millennial or a 0:23:23.080 --> 0:23:24.619 Gen X or whatever. It feels like the. 0:23:24.680 --> 0:23:28.440 Eyeliner debate, you know, like the millennial eyeliner versus the 0:23:28.460 --> 0:23:29.350 Gen Z eyeliner. 0:23:29.590 --> 0:23:32.679 I am so sick of this. But it always happens 0:23:32.720 --> 0:23:34.179 when there's unrest in the world. I feel like I've 0:23:34.200 --> 0:23:36.720 been saying this a lot, but we just, we fuss 0:23:36.780 --> 0:23:38.439 over the things that don't matter because we don't want 0:23:38.460 --> 0:23:40.620 to face the outside world. But I don't want people, 0:23:40.869 --> 0:23:42.290 I don't like the younger children telling me how to 0:23:42.310 --> 0:23:46.010 apply my makeup. Gosh, no. However, it does make quite 0:23:46.070 --> 0:23:48.390 a difference to your face, more than you might think. 0:23:48.550 --> 0:23:51.790 Do you overline when you do a lip liner? Interesting question. 0:23:51.830 --> 0:23:54.030 So about a month ago, we had a question about 0:23:54.109 --> 0:23:55.970 lip liners from a Yubi. So I feel like they're 0:23:56.050 --> 0:24:00.200 also doing a whole thing. I don't really use normally 0:24:00.260 --> 0:24:03.060 a really precise one, but we're going to do it 0:24:03.100 --> 0:24:04.920 today and just quickly show the Yubis how much it 0:24:04.960 --> 0:24:06.899 can make a difference to their face. So do make 0:24:06.940 --> 0:24:09.290 sure you're watching. I kind of just do a smudgy 0:24:09.350 --> 0:24:12.060 crayon-y one or the night before I do one of 0:24:12.100 --> 0:24:14.500 those kind of texture ones, go to bed so I've 0:24:14.520 --> 0:24:18.200 got some definition. Lip tint overnight. Yes. Very smart. Yes. 0:24:18.280 --> 0:24:20.260 And about five or six years ago, I actually got 0:24:20.300 --> 0:24:23.180 my lips tattooed because my lips are the same colour 0:24:23.200 --> 0:24:26.950 as my skin and have no definition. I don't do 0:24:27.010 --> 0:24:30.149 it normally because I feel the commitment is scary and 0:24:30.190 --> 0:24:32.910 it doesn't suit me. Yeah, right. Kelly defines her cupid's 0:24:32.950 --> 0:24:35.510 bow mostly, I think. Yes. No, she mixes it up. 0:24:35.910 --> 0:24:37.570 But it makes a massive difference to your face. It's 0:24:37.609 --> 0:24:39.109 like when you get your brows done or you get 0:24:39.130 --> 0:24:41.650 your liner right. So should we quickly just show you these? Yeah. 0:24:42.050 --> 0:24:43.510 And then just have a play at home. I think 0:24:43.550 --> 0:24:45.689 it's what suits you too. Yeah. And you know what? 0:24:45.710 --> 0:24:47.490 You can do it differently tomorrow. But a lot of 0:24:47.530 --> 0:24:49.929 people don't realize you can apply your liner, your lip 0:24:49.970 --> 0:24:53.890 liner differently whenever you want. And it does really change things. Okay. 0:24:53.910 --> 0:24:57.260 So I'm following my Cupid's bow, but really trying to 0:24:57.300 --> 0:25:00.040 go up and then down. Like I'm not over lining 0:25:00.460 --> 0:25:03.700 particularly that much, but it's enough to get a defined 0:25:03.780 --> 0:25:06.480 shape at that top part of my lip. so that 0:25:06.580 --> 0:25:09.540 it's not the same as my bottom lip essentially. So 0:25:09.760 --> 0:25:11.389 I often like in a rush will just kind of 0:25:11.400 --> 0:25:12.930 like do the whole thing and mush your lips together. 0:25:13.130 --> 0:25:14.489 You kind of can't do that if you're defining your 0:25:15.050 --> 0:25:16.650 cupid's quote because you lose that definition. 0:25:17.070 --> 0:25:20.010 So I don't really have a cupid's bow or I do, 0:25:20.070 --> 0:25:22.869 but it's a little bit lopsided and not really kind 0:25:22.930 --> 0:25:25.629 of obvious where I would start and stop. So I 0:25:25.750 --> 0:25:28.010 literally just, I start at the kind of outer corner, 0:25:28.250 --> 0:25:30.190 outer corner of my lips. And then when I get 0:25:30.250 --> 0:25:33.139 to the cupid's bow, I just feather it a cross-ish, 0:25:33.400 --> 0:25:35.139 not to make it obvious that I'm kind of covering 0:25:35.160 --> 0:25:37.300 it up, but because it's not very defined anyway, it 0:25:37.340 --> 0:25:40.220 just gets a little bit kind of diffused and blurry there. 0:25:40.880 --> 0:25:43.119 That's how I feel the most to me. Having said that, 0:25:43.160 --> 0:25:45.159 I don't do a lot of dark, bright lip liners, 0:25:45.400 --> 0:25:47.100 but it also makes my lips look a little bit 0:25:47.300 --> 0:25:50.180 fuller because it's just that visual kind of extra bit 0:25:50.300 --> 0:25:52.889 on the top. See, you have a beautiful cupid's bow. 0:25:52.980 --> 0:25:56.100 I wish I did. You have a beautiful flat top. 0:25:56.359 --> 0:25:58.959 Is that a compliment? I don't. I don't know, but 0:25:59.020 --> 0:26:01.489 I think I see what she's talking about. It is 0:26:01.630 --> 0:26:04.090 a really different shape. I think it looks really modern. 0:26:04.290 --> 0:26:06.570 I don't know. Me or you? You. I think you 0:26:06.590 --> 0:26:09.750 look really modern. I think this is like old Hollywood clam, 0:26:09.869 --> 0:26:11.870 you know? It's very that. So if you're not watching, 0:26:12.250 --> 0:26:14.820 we obviously just quickly lined our lips. It's not perfect. 0:26:14.880 --> 0:26:17.399 It's very like kind of on the fly. But because 0:26:17.520 --> 0:26:19.300 we've used a color, not a bright red or a 0:26:19.340 --> 0:26:21.200 bright orange or anything, but because we've used a color 0:26:21.240 --> 0:26:25.220 that's kind of a, you know, a bricky red, a 0:26:25.260 --> 0:26:28.170 bricky rosy nude, I say, It really does make your 0:26:28.230 --> 0:26:30.149 lips stand out more and you can see what it 0:26:30.170 --> 0:26:32.530 does to your face. So it's kind of like, I guess, 0:26:32.570 --> 0:26:35.510 how they map out your brows before they're done. You're 0:26:35.530 --> 0:26:37.129 not doing anything to your lips, but it just shows 0:26:37.150 --> 0:26:38.510 you what shape is there. 0:26:38.609 --> 0:26:38.790 Yeah. 0:26:39.030 --> 0:26:40.250 And then you can decide what to do from there. 0:26:40.619 --> 0:26:42.360 I think it looks really pretty. But at the end 0:26:42.390 --> 0:26:44.600 of the day, my friend Ruby, do whatever you want 0:26:44.619 --> 0:26:48.639 with your lip liner, your eyeliner, your jeans and your socks. Okay, Ali, 0:26:48.880 --> 0:26:51.640 the pressure's on. After the break, we're doing Spendy Savian 0:26:51.720 --> 0:26:54.940 MVP and you better bring some good products. I know. 0:26:55.270 --> 0:26:56.889 Should we go put some lip gloss over this liner? 0:26:57.210 --> 0:27:04.850 Let's fix this. We'll be back. So nearing the end, 0:27:05.109 --> 0:27:09.000 but we've saved the best for last. Spendy, Savy and MVP. 0:27:09.040 --> 0:27:11.640 So every week we talk about products that we love, 0:27:11.660 --> 0:27:15.100 that we're obsessed with. Three categories. MVP is something that's 0:27:15.420 --> 0:27:18.879 most valuable product, player, that's been saving our life or 0:27:18.920 --> 0:27:21.890 making us happy. Savy is something that's really, really good 0:27:21.910 --> 0:27:24.750 and we're like, whoa, that's so cheap. Spendy, it's a 0:27:24.750 --> 0:27:27.609 little treat. Everyone needs a little treat. What would you 0:27:27.670 --> 0:27:31.090 like to start with, my friend? Oh, this is so exciting. Firstly, 0:27:31.170 --> 0:27:32.490 I just want to say respect you guys. This is 0:27:32.510 --> 0:27:34.030 really hard. Thank you. It is so hard. It is 0:27:34.050 --> 0:27:34.889 so hard. 0:27:35.250 --> 0:27:37.410 Because there's so many things, but I think we want 0:27:37.630 --> 0:27:42.030 to always recommend the absolute best. And I have always 0:27:42.090 --> 0:27:43.460 loved this part of the show. 0:27:43.340 --> 0:27:45.020 As a listener. And you're always like, hurry up, Leigh, 0:27:45.040 --> 0:27:47.240 you're changing yours last minute. And now you see the pressure. 0:27:47.280 --> 0:27:48.100 I know the pressure. 0:27:48.140 --> 0:27:49.720 So I have a lot more empathy for both of 0:27:49.740 --> 0:27:51.340 you guys. The first thing I want to talk about 0:27:51.480 --> 0:27:52.930 is my Savy. 0:27:52.950 --> 0:27:53.210 Great. 0:27:53.570 --> 0:27:56.050 Because it is just a little bit unusual and it's 0:27:56.070 --> 0:27:58.030 something that I didn't think that I needed in my 0:27:58.090 --> 0:28:00.359 life and I only recently discovered it. 0:28:00.790 --> 0:28:03.649 It is from AER. I think I'm pronouncing that correctly. 0:28:03.670 --> 0:28:07.280 It's A-E-R-R-E and it's a hair perfume and these are 0:28:07.340 --> 0:28:12.300 inspired by iconic fragrances, perfumes. But sometimes you don't want 0:28:12.320 --> 0:28:15.580 to waste your very expensive fragrance on your hair necessarily 0:28:15.600 --> 0:28:16.960 if you want to do an overall spritz. 0:28:17.200 --> 0:28:18.899 Also, we don't put fragrance on our hair because it's 0:28:18.920 --> 0:28:20.820 got alcohol in it. So are they a dupe brand? 0:28:22.590 --> 0:28:26.500 kind of, but like, it's just really nice as well. 0:28:26.520 --> 0:28:28.760 So this one I love in particular, it's Sunset in Paris, 0:28:28.820 --> 0:28:33.100 which gives the vibes of Coco Chanel Mademoiselle, which I 0:28:33.400 --> 0:28:34.619 used to wear a lot. 0:28:35.380 --> 0:28:37.879 And so you can tell what fragrance it is when 0:28:37.920 --> 0:28:40.229 you shop online. Or do they say that? They do 0:28:40.270 --> 0:28:41.750 say it. They do say it. Have a look. 0:28:41.970 --> 0:28:44.370 But it is also just very chic. And I wouldn't 0:28:44.390 --> 0:28:47.010 say it's exactly the same, but it is really nice. 0:28:47.030 --> 0:28:49.510 Like if you like Cocoa Shell Mademoiselle, you will also 0:28:49.550 --> 0:28:51.030 like this. Well, I don't, but I'll smell it in 0:28:51.070 --> 0:28:53.130 a moment. But I'm holding the bottle and. 0:28:53.060 --> 0:28:55.060 I must say I've seen these, but I just assumed 0:28:55.080 --> 0:28:57.760 they were body fragrances and they are very stylish, very 0:28:57.800 --> 0:29:00.960 kind of minimal chic. Very chic. Weighty, beautiful magnet cap. 0:29:01.000 --> 0:29:03.960 So it's definitely not like a, sorry, it doesn't look 0:29:03.980 --> 0:29:06.270 cheap or feel cheap. No. So it's $ 45. 0:29:05.770 --> 0:29:09.210 Does that still sit in our spendy, I mean, our 0:29:09.230 --> 0:29:11.470 savey category? I think so because I think it's a 0:29:11.490 --> 0:29:13.510 good alternative to something more expensive. 0:29:13.750 --> 0:29:16.750 I think it'll save you money. It's approved. The price? 0:29:16.990 --> 0:29:19.470 I don't like the fragrance. No. But that's okay because 0:29:19.490 --> 0:29:21.270 not everyone likes their own fragrance. Well, they've got a 0:29:21.290 --> 0:29:22.870 whole range. So there's some more on my desk, but 0:29:22.890 --> 0:29:23.770 this is really pretty. 0:29:23.850 --> 0:29:25.390 And I feel like, you know that waft when someone 0:29:25.410 --> 0:29:27.050 walks past you and you just get like a little 0:29:27.990 --> 0:29:28.510 whiff of them? 0:29:28.550 --> 0:29:31.110 I think it's good for that. I agree. But yeah, Yubies, 0:29:31.130 --> 0:29:34.110 don't worry about wasting your expensive or affordable fragrance on 0:29:34.150 --> 0:29:36.490 your hair because most fragrances contain alcohol and that will 0:29:36.510 --> 0:29:39.930 dry out your hair. So look for a hair-specific fragrance. 0:29:40.800 --> 0:29:42.760 I just smell like layers and layers and layers of 0:29:42.780 --> 0:29:45.290 dry shampoo. All right, Leigh, what's your savey? Okay, it's 0:29:45.410 --> 0:29:48.930 simple but great. It's by The Breakout Hacks. So we 0:29:49.170 --> 0:29:51.470 all know this Aussie brand. They were TBH for a 0:29:51.490 --> 0:29:53.990 really long time, but then there was a copyright kind 0:29:54.020 --> 0:29:56.350 of thing. So they went to the breakout hack, which is, 0:29:56.390 --> 0:29:59.070 I guess, what it was short for because they started 0:29:59.150 --> 0:30:01.710 with clearing up skin and kind of acne care. Then 0:30:01.750 --> 0:30:04.060 they did a serum that I will never run out of, 0:30:04.090 --> 0:30:06.590 which is the Rebound Serum. They did that in partnership 0:30:06.610 --> 0:30:09.469 with Hannah English, who we love. This is called the 0:30:09.600 --> 0:30:15.400 Skin Glaze Gel Cream Moisturizer. Your daily dew over. I mean, 0:30:15.480 --> 0:30:17.440 could they get more great names and words on the front? 0:30:17.460 --> 0:30:20.580 I love the copywriter on this brand already. When I 0:30:20.600 --> 0:30:22.880 first got my eyes on it without my glasses on, 0:30:22.900 --> 0:30:25.219 I thought maybe it was a giant blush. Yeah. It's not. 0:30:25.840 --> 0:30:29.020 It is a really unique, really lightweight, as it says, 0:30:29.120 --> 0:30:31.440 gel moisturizer. I was like, I don't think it will 0:30:31.480 --> 0:30:34.690 be glazy because usually a gel kind of really sinks in. Yeah. 0:30:34.870 --> 0:30:37.450 Thank you. It leaves like a beautiful finish but honestly 0:30:37.490 --> 0:30:41.270 sets down to almost water. You've got to try it. Ooh. 0:30:41.430 --> 0:30:44.800 So like it feels like it's gone. But then like– 0:30:45.610 --> 0:30:47.969 It's almost like rubbing in hand sanitiser. Actually, that sounds awful. 0:30:48.070 --> 0:30:49.650 But like it goes away. It's sort of liquidy. 0:30:49.730 --> 0:30:52.150 It kind of feels like water when you rub it 0:30:52.190 --> 0:30:54.130 in and then it's gone, but then your skin feels 0:30:54.370 --> 0:30:55.450 really dewy. 0:30:55.530 --> 0:30:57.620 Yes. And for someone like me who is sweaty and 0:30:57.650 --> 0:30:59.520 combo and we're going into the warmer months, I want 0:30:59.540 --> 0:31:01.880 to be dewy. I don't want to be sweaty. Any 0:31:01.940 --> 0:31:04.460 thickness or extra layer tips me over. I love this. 0:31:04.540 --> 0:31:07.240 And no fragrance, which I really like too with skincare. 0:31:07.640 --> 0:31:11.050 No Fragrance. No Fragrance. $ 29. 95 full price. It just launched 0:31:11.070 --> 0:31:13.730 like maybe last month. And the Breakout Hack is one 0:31:13.750 --> 0:31:15.690 of those brands you can kind of get everywhere and 0:31:15.710 --> 0:31:17.330 will often go on sale because that's what I do 0:31:17.350 --> 0:31:19.660 with the Rebound Serum. I'm just really impressed and it's 0:31:19.700 --> 0:31:22.400 really weird and I love it. Not weird, but unique. 0:31:22.500 --> 0:31:25.380 It's unusual and perfect for summer. And when I went 0:31:25.420 --> 0:31:26.760 somewhere the other day, it was in my car and 0:31:26.800 --> 0:31:28.620 my chest was all crepey from sleeping and I just 0:31:29.060 --> 0:31:30.830 zhooshed on my chest. I'm going to steal this. You 0:31:30.850 --> 0:31:33.650 can have it. Thanks. Thanks. What's your spendy? Okay, my 0:31:33.670 --> 0:31:36.410 spendy is spendy. Oh, I'm going to steal yours. Yeah, okay, 0:31:36.430 --> 0:31:39.130 you can steal this. It is very. 0:31:38.850 --> 0:31:42.570 Fashion and very chic, and you might have seen some 0:31:42.610 --> 0:31:44.390 of the advertising stuff all over Instagram, but it is 0:31:44.490 --> 0:31:48.580 the Prada Cream to Powder Blush, and it comes in this. 0:31:48.620 --> 0:31:49.980 Beautiful- Ew, that color's awful. You can keep it. The 0:31:50.000 --> 0:31:51.940 color is awful. Don't judge me on it, but it 0:31:52.000 --> 0:31:54.360 does look better on the face. If you're not- Sorry, 0:31:54.380 --> 0:31:55.840 do you want to explain the color? 0:31:55.860 --> 0:31:58.260 Okay, the color is very bright tomato red, which I 0:31:58.320 --> 0:32:00.840 think is scary in blush format because you think, oh 0:32:00.860 --> 0:32:03.140 my God- But I think when you put it on, 0:32:03.240 --> 0:32:04.560 it just blends so beautifully. 0:32:04.580 --> 0:32:07.280 It's actually really pretty, especially in summer. Have a look 0:32:07.300 --> 0:32:09.140 at it. The packaging, I mean, it's Prada, so you 0:32:09.180 --> 0:32:10.930 have to say it is very pretty. It's pale pink. 0:32:10.970 --> 0:32:11.870 It's a little triangle. 0:32:12.210 --> 0:32:16.770 It's the emblem, exactly. But it's small, which I also love. 0:32:16.850 --> 0:32:20.110 It's lightweight. So it doesn't feel hefty, but it feels fun. 0:32:20.410 --> 0:32:22.420 It feels like a little toy. I feel like Kelly's 0:32:22.440 --> 0:32:24.540 here with me because she brings the most outrageous shades 0:32:24.580 --> 0:32:26.930 of blush. Have you actually worn this colour? I have. 0:32:26.950 --> 0:32:29.550 I believe you. Look, it's been... Oh, it's not as hectic. 0:32:29.610 --> 0:32:33.250 It's not as hectic, see, because it's powder. But it's... 0:32:33.570 --> 0:32:36.790 Tap it on your... Yeah, it does definitely feel, like, tacky. Yeah, 0:32:36.910 --> 0:32:39.410 it's tacky, but then it kind of, like, diffuses out. 0:32:39.450 --> 0:32:42.160 The colour kind of, like, blends. Yeah, I mean, like, Yubi's... 0:32:42.740 --> 0:32:45.120 I did just tap 65 times. That's a lot. That's 0:32:45.140 --> 0:32:47.960 a lot of blush. I get it because it looks 0:32:48.180 --> 0:32:50.660 so intense. It looks scary. Yeah. It feels like quite 0:32:50.680 --> 0:32:52.420 a tacky balm, but then it's gone straight to a powder. 0:32:52.560 --> 0:32:54.170 I love the texture of it. 0:32:54.160 --> 0:32:56.650 Because I think sometimes when you, especially in summer, I 0:32:57.030 --> 0:32:58.650 love a cream blush, but this is kind of gives 0:32:58.690 --> 0:33:01.830 you the application feel of a cream, but then the 0:33:01.990 --> 0:33:03.390 finish and the look of a powder. 0:33:03.450 --> 0:33:05.650 And a staying power. And the staying powder. And that color, 0:33:05.790 --> 0:33:08.410 it does, it's got real color payoff. I think that... 0:33:08.490 --> 0:33:09.969 Let me have a proper go. I'm just going to 0:33:09.990 --> 0:33:12.280 tap a bit on this hand like I wasn't going 0:33:12.320 --> 0:33:13.720 as a clown. So I've tapped that two or three 0:33:13.740 --> 0:33:18.760 times very gently. It's pretty beautiful. It's so pretty. How 0:33:18.780 --> 0:33:23.580 much is it? It's $ 85. I know. I'm sorry. I know. 0:33:23.760 --> 0:33:27.040 The world needs to stop. The poor blondes can't afford this. 0:33:27.120 --> 0:33:29.040 The blondes definitely can't afford this. I can't afford this. 0:33:29.120 --> 0:33:30.440 But it is so pretty. 0:33:30.520 --> 0:33:32.000 I feel like it's a real treat if you want 0:33:32.460 --> 0:33:34.990 to give something to someone who loves fun makeup. Like 0:33:35.010 --> 0:33:36.990 it is a fun makeup thing and it is beautiful 0:33:37.030 --> 0:33:37.630 to reapply. 0:33:38.170 --> 0:33:40.610 And it fits in your handbag. And sometimes pretty things 0:33:40.650 --> 0:33:42.950 are just pretty things. Fine. I mean, I have a 0:33:42.970 --> 0:33:45.690 beautiful Prada handbag that I bought myself last year that 0:33:45.730 --> 0:33:48.940 was ridiculously expensive. You need a blush to go in it. 0:33:49.740 --> 0:33:53.180 An $ 85 blush. Maybe not. Nobody needs an $ 85 blush. 0:33:53.200 --> 0:33:55.380 No one needs anything. But, you know, it's gorgeous. But 0:33:55.400 --> 0:33:57.200 you can keep that shade. Okay, fine. It's on mine. 0:33:57.960 --> 0:34:01.670 What is your spendy? My spendy is kind of the 0:34:01.750 --> 0:34:04.330 next step on a journey because I've talked about a 0:34:04.330 --> 0:34:06.650 lot of the time Clarins Double Serum. 0:34:07.090 --> 0:34:07.270 Yes. 0:34:07.490 --> 0:34:10.730 Love it. Fabulous. Iconic. And then recently they launched Double 0:34:11.010 --> 0:34:11.950 Serum Foundation. 0:34:12.200 --> 0:34:12.469 Yes. 0:34:12.680 --> 0:34:17.399 Excellent. Look what I've got. Double Serum Eye. So I'm 0:34:17.500 --> 0:34:20.739 holding a little bottle tube that if you're familiar with it, 0:34:20.800 --> 0:34:24.020 Clarins Double Serum is exactly that. It's a serum and 0:34:24.060 --> 0:34:26.700 it's got two kind of chambers. Yeah. And it mixes 0:34:26.739 --> 0:34:31.549 together the ingredients. Chemistry. Chemistry. Or just fun. The foundation 0:34:31.590 --> 0:34:33.450 does the same, but one side's the serum and one 0:34:33.489 --> 0:34:35.870 side's the pigment. Yeah. Now the eye, I don't know 0:34:35.910 --> 0:34:39.120 what it's mixing together. They kind of look the same. Wait, 0:34:39.180 --> 0:34:41.400 is there even a chamber? There is. There's like an internal, 0:34:41.420 --> 0:34:43.610 then an external, rather than a split down the middle. 0:34:44.160 --> 0:34:47.330 I don't have my glasses on, Yubi. Yubi's, it's smaller 0:34:47.850 --> 0:34:51.270 and really, really, really nice. And I didn't even look 0:34:51.290 --> 0:34:52.190 to see if there was chambers. 0:34:52.210 --> 0:34:55.450 Okay, so when you squeeze it, look, it's like there's 0:34:55.590 --> 0:34:58.250 two little lotions in one squirt. 0:34:58.270 --> 0:35:00.680 Okay, I know because I'm obsessed with using it. When 0:35:00.739 --> 0:35:02.520 I got it, I was like, why can't I see 0:35:02.560 --> 0:35:05.150 the two chambers? Are they trying to trick me? And 0:35:05.170 --> 0:35:07.250 then you mix them together. Oh, it's like a lotion 0:35:07.370 --> 0:35:10.150 and an, I want to say oil, but it's not oily. 0:35:10.350 --> 0:35:13.710 I think it's like a serum-y. Yeah. It's a serum 0:35:13.750 --> 0:35:15.719 and a lotion maybe together. Yeah. One of them is 0:35:15.760 --> 0:35:18.460 kind of like an oil. Anyway, in the bigger serum, 0:35:18.480 --> 0:35:21.719 you can very clearly see the two formulas and you 0:35:21.739 --> 0:35:24.020 mix them together. That one I was confused, but once 0:35:24.060 --> 0:35:26.460 you pump it out, one's kind of opaque, one's kind 0:35:26.480 --> 0:35:27.080 of orange. Yeah. 0:35:27.100 --> 0:35:27.180 Yeah. 0:35:27.790 --> 0:35:29.770 It's meant to do all of the things. That is 0:35:29.810 --> 0:35:32.750 so nice. My poor eyes are a really good like test. 0:35:32.830 --> 0:35:33.009 Yeah. 0:35:33.070 --> 0:35:35.799 My under eyes are still horrific, but it feels really nice. 0:35:35.880 --> 0:35:38.219 It feels beautiful. It applies well under makeup because you 0:35:38.239 --> 0:35:40.320 can do morning and night. It doesn't travel into the 0:35:40.440 --> 0:35:42.940 eye area because I get irritated eyes, especially with glasses. 0:35:42.980 --> 0:35:45.660 I feel like it traps product. No milia yet. And 0:35:45.700 --> 0:35:47.839 I sometimes get milia around my eyes if I use 0:35:47.860 --> 0:35:50.879 product too heavy. Yeah. Or too heavy handed. Same. So yeah, 0:35:50.980 --> 0:35:53.219 the not so great news is it's Bit hard on 0:35:53.239 --> 0:35:57.330 the wallet. $ 150. Yikes. I don't set the prices. I 0:35:57.350 --> 0:35:57.890 just tell you what. 0:35:59.150 --> 0:36:02.170 Look, I think for your eyes, maybe it's worth the investment. 0:36:02.350 --> 0:36:05.790 It's so nice. So nice. What is your MVP, my friend? 0:36:05.989 --> 0:36:09.109 So my MVP, actually, I could have put down as 0:36:09.250 --> 0:36:11.610 my savey because it is quite affordable. 0:36:11.790 --> 0:36:13.989 But genuinely, this is the thing that I've been reaching 0:36:14.010 --> 0:36:15.930 for the most. The color is really lovely. It is 0:36:15.989 --> 0:36:18.590 the Dermotherapy Tinted Lip Balm in Mocha Brown. 0:36:18.610 --> 0:36:20.629 Isn't It's so good. It's so good. And I just, 0:36:20.890 --> 0:36:24.430 I really love Dermal Therapy. I think they are excellent. 0:36:24.450 --> 0:36:27.340 I think they're kind of slept on. And I usually 0:36:27.500 --> 0:36:29.620 had a, just a regular lip balm from them in 0:36:29.660 --> 0:36:31.259 my handbag all the time. Like the blue one. The 0:36:31.280 --> 0:36:33.120 blue one. Yeah. It's like, yeah, it's kind of like 0:36:33.160 --> 0:36:34.940 a basic, but it's not tinted. Okay. Let me show 0:36:34.960 --> 0:36:36.980 you the color. Cause this is the thing that. 0:36:37.020 --> 0:36:40.360 I was so impressed with because their clear version is excellent, 0:36:40.400 --> 0:36:42.759 but this one has such a great color. I'm just 0:36:42.780 --> 0:36:44.570 showing up to the camera. It is a really, really 0:36:45.150 --> 0:36:46.890 dark brown, but a cool tone brown. 0:36:46.989 --> 0:36:47.670 It's not warm. 0:36:47.989 --> 0:36:49.549 I feel like a lot of browns and torps can 0:36:49.590 --> 0:36:53.570 kind of like go rusty or like orangey on me anyway. 0:36:53.640 --> 0:36:56.339 So if you are up for a cool-toned lip balm 0:36:56.360 --> 0:36:58.140 that is just– but it goes quite sheer. 0:36:58.219 --> 0:36:59.200 It's super sheer. 0:36:59.280 --> 0:37:01.700 It's not hectic, but it is just like it's not 0:37:01.719 --> 0:37:03.400 going to like give you orange essentially. 0:37:03.420 --> 0:37:05.989 It's kind of like a toner for your lips. And 0:37:06.030 --> 0:37:07.969 like I spoke about Blistex the other week, like they've 0:37:07.989 --> 0:37:10.089 done a cute little fun color. This is so great. 0:37:10.110 --> 0:37:14.029 You know, the kind of reliable– Repairing lip balms, having 0:37:14.050 --> 0:37:14.390 a party. 0:37:14.430 --> 0:37:16.719 They're having a party and it's really worthwhile. It's $ 11 0:37:16.420 --> 0:37:18.319 and you can get it everywhere. You can get it 0:37:18.340 --> 0:37:19.360 at Woolies, you can get it at Priceline, you can 0:37:19.380 --> 0:37:20.120 get it at Chemist Warehouse. 0:37:20.420 --> 0:37:22.140 They have a range, but I really like the mocha brown. 0:37:22.160 --> 0:37:25.610 I think it's really pretty. So my MVP is a blush. 0:37:25.969 --> 0:37:29.810 It's not bright red and it's not $ 85, although it's 0:37:29.850 --> 0:37:31.750 not that cheap. It's from Mecca. I bought this the 0:37:31.770 --> 0:37:34.029 other day. I was shopping with my business partner and 0:37:34.050 --> 0:37:35.910 she said, can you help me find a blush? And 0:37:35.930 --> 0:37:38.000 then we ended up just buying double of everything. Something. 0:37:38.480 --> 0:37:41.350 You might have heard of it. It's NARS Orgasm. The 0:37:41.390 --> 0:37:45.290 most iconic blush in the world, but not in a powder. No. 0:37:45.310 --> 0:37:47.189 What is this? I mean, this happened quite a while ago. 0:37:47.210 --> 0:37:49.770 If you don't know the NARS blushes, they just literally 0:37:50.030 --> 0:37:54.640 are foolproof, easy to use, very great pigment, but you 0:37:54.660 --> 0:37:57.020 can't really overuse them. I've had the powder for years 0:37:57.100 --> 0:37:59.620 or several of. Maybe a year or two ago, they 0:37:59.640 --> 0:38:01.680 brought them out in different formulas. So this is like 0:38:01.700 --> 0:38:03.319 a little, looks like nail polish. It does look like 0:38:03.340 --> 0:38:07.010 nail polish. And it's just literally like a liquid doe foot. Oh, perfect. Pretty. 0:38:07.230 --> 0:38:09.410 Or you can get it in a cream stick. Oh, 0:38:09.530 --> 0:38:12.029 I love a cream stick too. Me too. That is 0:38:12.230 --> 0:38:15.200 so pretty. It's the exact same shade as the NARS Orgasm, 0:38:15.219 --> 0:38:18.140 which is kind of like a peachy pinky. But not 0:38:18.160 --> 0:38:21.779 being a powder, it's kind of a little bit more. Well, 0:38:21.800 --> 0:38:25.799 the powder has a lot of luminosity, but this kind 0:38:25.820 --> 0:38:28.100 of does just because of the texture. It looks dewy 0:38:28.550 --> 0:38:31.810 on your hand from face down. So I bought this 0:38:31.989 --> 0:38:33.589 and my best friend bought the stick and then we're 0:38:33.610 --> 0:38:35.549 just going to test them out. I love that. It's 0:38:35.590 --> 0:38:38.050 honestly the most wearable. I think it's the most iconic 0:38:38.489 --> 0:38:40.590 blush of all time. It is definitely the most iconic 0:38:40.610 --> 0:38:42.069 blush of all time. So now you can have your 0:38:42.150 --> 0:38:45.730 orgasm in a little pot. And so it's $ 59, which 0:38:45.790 --> 0:38:48.690 again is not that affordable but way more wearable and 0:38:48.730 --> 0:38:50.469 it's in glass. And I don't know why I want 0:38:50.489 --> 0:38:53.339 to hate on your blush. Are you hating on my blush? No, no, no. 0:38:53.390 --> 0:38:55.719 I mean I recently got into blush thanks to Kel. 0:38:55.739 --> 0:38:58.640 So I'm still kind of, you know, working out. Okay. 0:38:58.800 --> 0:39:01.350 I'm still kind of. convincing myself that spending money on 0:39:01.390 --> 0:39:04.009 it is okay. Ali, thank you so much for joining us, 0:39:04.050 --> 0:39:05.980 not just on the show, filling in for Kel, but 0:39:06.300 --> 0:39:09.540 in the YouBeauty team, because there's an amazing, big, hardworking 0:39:09.640 --> 0:39:12.020 team that work on the YouBeauty brand. And then Kelly 0:39:12.040 --> 0:39:14.000 and I just get to talk and get wrangled and 0:39:14.160 --> 0:39:16.500 bossed around because we're very naughty. We do wrangle you. 0:39:16.680 --> 0:39:19.700 Kelly's voice should be back next week. What else is happening? 0:39:20.000 --> 0:39:22.560 So we have Masterclass coming up. Our October Masterclass will 0:39:22.600 --> 0:39:26.170 be dropping into feeds on Tuesday. It will be yourself, myself, 0:39:26.270 --> 0:39:29.969 and the lovely Erin. And For October we are wrapping up. 0:39:30.040 --> 0:39:32.660 the biggest beauty controversies of this year, and I'm so excited. 0:39:32.940 --> 0:39:35.540 It's a little bit of an industry recap, and our 0:39:35.580 --> 0:39:39.660 opinions might be a little bit spicy. So that's it 0:39:39.700 --> 0:39:42.290 for now. You can follow us everywhere, not literally, but 0:39:42.450 --> 0:39:47.290 on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook. Join the Facebook group. 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