Hi, Fat Mascara Fam! In this episode, we bring you the week’s beauty news. Following up on our conversation from last week, we found out what one of the scientists from Clarisonic is up to; we also chat about Gucci Bloom’s new campaign, how perfumers brought a shipwrecked 150-year-old fragrance back to life, and—in Jenn’s science corner 🤓—goosebumps and why we get them. We also discuss how Zoom culture is leading more men to wear makeup, answer a listener question (hi, Marci!) about how podcasting remotely is going, and share two Raise A Wands from listeners.
Below you’ll find links to some of the people, topics, and products mentioned in this episode. If you have any questions (or just want to say hi), reach out to us on Instagram, Twitter, or via email (info@fatmascara.com). And please email us voice memos of your beauty questions and Raise A Wand favorites so we can share them on the show. You can also leave us a voicemail to be featured on a future podcast (our phone number in the U.S. is at 646-481-8182).
Beauty Headlines:
Opulus, the “Keurig of skincare,” is set to launch this fall
Opulus Beauty Labs
The four new faces of Gucci Bloom
Sex and the City Season 3 Episode 11 - the episode where Miranda fantasizes about the sandwich guy
150-year-old perfume salvaged in a shipwreck
Lili Bermuda Mary Celestia Eau de Parfum - the perfect gift for a history buff, says Jess!
Researchers found a new reason why humans get goosebumps
More Men Are Wearing Makeup
”Maybe he’s born with it, maybe it helps with video calls: Makeup for men finds a niche” - the Washington Post article
Stryx - the mass retailer cosmetics & skincare line for men
David Yi - the founder of Very Good Light
#RaiseAWand:
”Marci from New Jersey” raises a wand to Camille Rose Algae Deep Conditioning Mask
”Naomi” who just graduated from sixth grade, raises a wand to her Grandma, who makes custom skincare products
Jenn: Davines Dedy Hand Wash
Jess: J.Crew classic hair clip in Italian tortoise