Hi Kirby. Hi Sarah. Welcome to Los Angeles. So we have a fabulous gorgeous stunning. So talented guest on today's episode. We want to get right into it because she is full of so many amazing tips. So Sarah take it away. Hey, Priscilla. Oh, no isn't the global makeup artist for Fenty Beauty and is also responsible for creating some of Rihanna's most memorable looks for music videos to the red carpet growing up in California. Oh no grew up with a passion. For beauty particularly inspired by the music videos of the 90s. She'd always dreamed of working with Rihanna and after meeting her on the set of S&M, it was clear that they had a future together fast forward to 2017. Wenonah was chosen out of hundreds of artists to join the Fenty Beauty Global Artistry team in addition because she needed more to do she also runs her own makeup school where she leads sold out master classes to hundreds of aspiring makeup artists. We are so thrilled to have her on the podcast today. Yay. You welcome, Priscilla. Thank you so much. Thank you for coming on. We are thrilled. We know that our audience is so happy that you're going to be here and share all your wonderful makeup wisdom, but we do have a lot of ground to cover. So you want to Dive Right In so let's talk about working at Sephora. What was your favorite part of working at Sephora? I was all the Hands-On that I got. I feel like it really helped the foundation for me to grow as an artist and just being able to work there at such a young age when I was 20 years old being able to work with different face shapes. Oops, and skin types and skin textures and work with different products and different brands. It was just a really great way for me to you know, get in there and to learn while I was doing what I live totally and there's an audition process to become a cast member at Sephora. It's not like you just walked in and apply and then you're done. If you write want to be touching people's faces and one of the applying makeup to then you have to audition. Can you talk a little bit about that? Yeah. Well mine was like 10 years ago. So it might be a little different now, but when you know when I was working there you never got You know hired and it was a sure thing. It was always like a three-month trial period and you had to really show yourself and you know, whatever. You said you were or who you were in your interview you had to kind of prove that so yes, you had to love makeup and love products and be knowledgeable on some products, but I think the one thing they look for most was being able to be a great salesperson in to sell things that people actually really need and for them to you know, have a big ticket. So it was a shoe-in for me because people would come in for a foundation and I would just recommend them a brush and a prime. Her and the skin prep and the powder and you know, it was great add-ons and it was great because I'm actually doing a service and showing somebody what they actually need but I'm also helping you know, the company by meeting their sales. So totally it was it was great. I think that's a testament to you though as a makeup artist as well. Like if you're able to communicate with somebody and connect with them relationship-wise and then they end up buying products that you recommend like that's not just your great salesperson. It's like you're actually connecting with the people. That's very true. So obviously we think that's what makes Fabulous makeup on and you had mentioned to us earlier that your the location you worked at was the one in Downtown Disney. Yes, so I know we got the perks of Sephora and the perks of Disneyland. So was it like a lot of Disney customers walking it like a lot of tourists which was good tourist. Yeah, because you know, they come in they forget their sunscreen. They figured they're moisturizer or they just need something really quick. So it was great because we would have a lot of those and we would have an Eclectic bunch of people come in which was really good for me as you know practicing on different. Skin types and tones. It was just awesome. And everyone was always happy and in a good mood because it's Disneyland Labor's super diapers. So many so many different backgrounds and languages. It was awesome in ages to oh, yeah. It was so good unlike more mature skin and the younger so yeah we acneic so I feel like that's a great crash course and and really honing your skill totally so you even though you were friends with Rihanna for a while. You still have to try out for this gig. Yeah. So I met her years ago at an S&M music video, we became friends and I worked with her on a different scale not doing her makeup, but her as a director and as a producer for shoots, so when I tried out in 2016, it was really something that was very nerve-wracking because even though I knew her I had never done her makeup and it was like the stakes were high because this is for a huge position and something that I really wanted. We actually had to go in the three finalists out of hundreds of people and we had to do her makeup one by one. One so it was just super nerve-wracking and exciting at the same time. Yeah, I can imagine what she is seems like she's just like so lovely and friendly but like to do her makeup, but particular she did she what she wants. She knows exactly what she wants. She's a makeup artist in her own right and she could do her makeup beautifully if she wanted to every single day. She does she does do her makeup a lot of time. So did you have to like study all of her like, you know looks up, you know, I have been a huge fan of hers for such a long time and you know Have like a vision board of people that I want to work with and she was on the top of my list. So for years, I've kind of been studying her look and how she likes her makeup and what looks good on her. So I kind of already had a sense of like what I wanted to do. So when I went in there, you know, I was really nervous and once she saw the first portion of the makeup and she really liked it and was complimenting it after that. I felt like I could just run with it and he was just like boom boom boom and everything I've ever wanted to do on her I did and it looked wonderful like it was such a great experience. So for the audition process like you said like hundreds of people was it just anybody could anyone it? Oh, yeah, and then they had a casting where anyone on the street can just line up and go in and they do like questions and I didn't go to that portion. I actually got an email directly from her creative director saying that she was requesting that I go into the wow second round, right, which was really awesome. I had actually emailed her creative director and was like, Hey, I know that you guys are looking for a global artists because I had seen a lot of stuff going around the internet and I just told Them if they need anything for the brand. Let me know. I'm happy to help in any way and so then they replied right away. Then I was getting emails from Kendall which is the partnering braniff NT Beauty and also requesting that I go in. So I went into the second portion which was already where they cut down from thousands to I think it was like 50 and Allah and then 30 in New York, but still people were flying in from like Australia and like all over the world. Yeah on that and then I went to that audition which was two days and it was like, you know makeup that we had to do for like a fashion show and then they would switch up the look last minute and then they would have us do a tutorial on camera and speak on camera and like we would have to make mood boards and like present like it was like this whole process like very like Project Runway needs makeup. Like it was it was really cool. And then from there they cut it down from those 50 and 32 3 and then the the last three we had to go in on that day. They didn't tell us you were doing her makeup, but we just all new like it had to be it had to be So they told us bring your kit. Come on. What does that mean? You have to do makeup? Yeah, and then we waited for a few hours and then she got there. We all went in one by one we chat about two hours to go in and do her makeup and it was a wonderful experience because I had such a pleasant time with her and it was such a good experience that when I was driving home. I remember just in tears and just happy that at least I had this great experience with her and I was happy even there like that could have been the end and I would have been happy, you know. Was it between that and like when you found out that months and it was all fall every morning, I would wake up and check my email, you know, nothing yet. Like it was excruciating because I was so nervous and I would have these round like yeah, I got it. You know, I'm you know, she loved the makeup. Of course, I'm gonna get in there would be days. Well, maybe she didn't like it after all like, you know, because it was just two months honestly when you're waiting for something so important feels a year mostly like every day is a year, you know, but it was a few months. Before we found out and then once I found out I was like over the moon and you did three different looks right on her. So the first look was like the way she wanted her makeup to be done. Right which is the way that she usually does her makeup, which is always complexion first, which is opposite of what I usually do you do eyes, right? I do eyes first and then we also had to use Fenty Beauty before anyone had even seen Fenty booty. So it was our first time touching the products and you know, we had to color match her and there's 40 foundations so like color match. Watching her, you know, that's very nerve-wracking and because she knows what shaped she is. Yeah. She didn't say me. She didn't say it was like so the first portion was like complexion and like just a really clean pretty look second portion was add a winged liner because she's very into winged liner and it has to be perfect and then also adding a red lip because obviously a red lip is a very hard to achieve because you have to be really perfect when you apply it and then the third look was Whatever we want. So we got to just do it said do you on the paper? I wait so then what about was you like it if I stayed a smoky like kind of like a smoked out I and then I did like a dark lip liner with a light on the inside because I had never seen that on her but I felt like it would look really nice on her and then it was really cool because two days later she went to this Dior event and she wore like almost exactly but I did so I was like you she liked it like it like it was so it was so nice to see that satisfy. Yeah, I I don't know. She let I didn't know like I don't know if she was like, yeah, I want to do the luck she did on me or you know, maybe it just popped in her head. Like she knew that it looked good. But for me, it was like oh my God, it's the look. You know, that's so cool. So now, you know, we're hitting almost 2020 and we talk about this all the time the Fenty effect, you know, especially with Foundation now like we always like to say we know like banty didn't invent the Forty Shades of foundation, but they created a foundation that really catered to women of color, especially Actually, and it was something that people saw themselves in and in a really different way, how does it feel to be a huge part of that? I mean, honestly, it feels amazing. And and also I think that the great thing about it is that it's not just your mid-range that you get it's not just the women of color. It's also very very fair skin to we were getting, you know clients that had Vitiligo that had the fairest of the fair skin that couldn't Find a foundation that was fair enough for their skin and that were in tears because they finally found one, you know, like it was just it being so diverse that we could say anyone and everyone should be allowed to go in and find their shade like it's something that took way too long to happen. And now you were even talking about earlier how your guys's brow line your brow pencil you make it in this really deep black like a soft black right? And can you tell about this? Yes, so we have 14 Shades total in our brow Mbps and we have Shades that are dark enough that they will show up on deeper skin tones to compliment not only the hair color but the skin tone and we had a model when we were doing the campaign shoot and she said that she had never seen her face with eyebrows because she that they could never find a color that would actually show up on her skin. So she was like a maze. So for me that was so touching and moving that even things like that. It's like really like it takes this long but it's actually so gratifying and for me, it's such an honor to be a part of a brand that is something that is so close to me that's been kind of like the at the very beginning of my Artistry career. I've never generalized my clientele like it's always like I want to do makeup on everyone like I want to experience everything, you know, so it's like meant to be it's fate. You know, it's I feel like I'm at home when I'm with Auntie Beauty when I used to work at popsugar when they you guys launched all the foundations Actually did a Roundup of real women using every specific shade. Wow Bonkers, like some like editorial assistants spent hours on Instagram going through and seeing if people tags like what number because we were like, why didn't we do that? I mean, I'm like, I hope this woman got an amazing like bonus at the end of the year because we did the work. I didn't know that that's awesome. I will find the Lincoln cent. Yeah. Proud and tagging their their fish a number Nobody Does that does that but a follow-up to that question is 10 years ago working at Sephora to now so much has changed. What do you think is the beauty industry we can be doing better. You know, I think that we really did break down barriers when we launched and we launched the 40 foundations and I feel like obviously that's making a wave and we call it the Fenty effect, which is really cool. Yeah, and you know even How we talked about the Brows being you know multicolored for different hair tones and different skin tones. Like I think that all products can be looked at in that same way like making sure that when you launch, you know a lipstick it looks good on all skin tones making sure when you launch eyeshadow, it looks good on all skin tones. Like I think just being able to make sure that your clients are going to be satisfied. I think going that far because I have never worked with a brand that does what we do. We actually do fly in different models. From all over the world that have certain skin tones that we don't see that often and try on eye shadows before we launch them and try on the lipsticks and make sure it looks good on them. And you know, we try to have as many the of those tests days as possible and if more Brands could do that, I think that people would just feel more accepted and you know, everyone wants to feel like they can go into a Sephora and pick out any product doesn't have to just be the complexion product a lipstick, you know an eyeshadow and eyeliner and it's going to actually show up on their skin tone. It's going to Look complementary to their skin tone. So I think that that is something that I think that we could never, you know, not work on. You know, it has to be continuous. It's that attention to detail that I really appreciate like that's why I love fly liner because I love it's like I say, it's like organ namik. That's exactly what we call it. Yeah. We're trying to figure out that word is your day namik. Yes feels good to hold in your hand because of the triangle shape and I happily there is no other Ariana chose that shape for that. Purpose she had so many Islanders to choose from like shape wise and she said this is the one that feels the best in the easiest in my hand. It's the so should she wait? Yeah. It just makes sense. Even your matchsticks how you're able to like how they clicked together and it's just so easy to throw in your bag. Yes. Alien. You know what the thing is? I think that with Rihanna, it's not like she's trying so hard. I think that she's just saying like common sense. Like what makes sense. It's not like a board of people that are overthinking everything. It's just her saying this works and It doesn't period And I think that that's why it's so true and it comes off so authentic because it is and I think that that's why people gravitate towards it because it's just things that are common sense that things that you need, you know, which is I mean what we want but also that's why we love her and that's why I praise you. She's no bullshit. Right? Just put it out there exactly. So we want to know what do you think is the most underrated Fenty beauty product matchsticks didn't even have to think about it. Umm, I think that a lot of people sometimes they Overlook them. They think that they are just a concealer stick or a contour stick, but it's actually a do-it-all like I love matchsticks. If you just gave me all the matchsticks I could do a full face. Wow eyeshadow. I didn't eyebrows before with matching gloves in Toronto. It's a great little Instagram tutorials doing on all matchsticks look and it's there just the best. They're so good. The formula is great because They're like this cream to powder formula. They're actually they never dry out which is great and they just go well on all skin types. And again, the color range is so diverse that you can use them as concealer as a lip color as an eyeshadow. I've actually on Rihanna have used it as a lip color before rum and people I remember when I did it they were like, well lip color is that and I was like, it's matchsticks and everyone was like what like there's such a great product to have an especially for a makeup artist like if I just Just have those in my kid. I'm good like that and look well the because they are artistic product. They are, you know, they're multifunctional and as we said as a makeup artist you want to be able to use things in different ways and teach your clients. Yeah customers, but it's actually Rihanna's like point of view when it comes to makeup is have fun create don't be limited to a product that has to be only for this. She uses products all over for anything. She just says play, you know, so that's I think what Fenty Beauty Is Essences like play and that's where those matchsticks are there just to have a good time and to just use them wherever you feel like. They look good on. All right, I'm curious. Is there anything that Fenty beauty or Rihanna is over in terms of makeup like things that you guys try to avoid when it comes to creating looks or friends that you guys are done with you know, I don't I've never to be honest personally. I've never heard her say oh, I'm sick of that and honestly, even me I I don't ever disliked Trends. I feel like Trends are what make this beauty industry go strong and there's a trend, you know, what embrace it, you know, because even if it's not for you and it's not something you would do on someone else that might look really great and true. I'm not someone to knock trans. I'll I actually embrace them. I think they're just great for you know for the beauty industry period you can bring them back if you are like I want to try something different. Yeah mocking exactly month later. Yeah love that approach. Okay, we want to do kind of a quick fire round. Yeah, so we were in do how to apply blank correctly. Okay. So this is actually because Google came out with a list of their most asked Beauty questions and a lot of them were how to apply and just really basic knowledge that maybe is easy comes easy to you. But okay for everyone else to like, I don't know how to do it. Okay, and we do know that, you know Different Strokes for different folks, right and also know that different face shapes. I don't have anything around with that but you know like There's a different face shapes and different shapes. Yeah, Rihanna's made the Fenty way. Okay. So how do you apply foundation correctly? I think that's tough because again Different Strokes for different folks. They just appreciate about you is that you use two different colors. I do like and you have I mean, obviously you have this range to choose right? Whereas like some people just they have like a summer color Springville and then their winter right there. Yeah, but like you really are Attention to the to the yeah. Well, I think because I am a makeup artist I get paid the big bucks to customize, you know, they better look perfect and they better look, right. So, you know, I always customize because everyone naturally has more than one color of skin tone on their face. That's just how we're created is so for me I high like to make sure that I'm paying attention to that so that some areas of the face don't look more gray than others. You don't look end up looking like you have a line under your chin, you know, that's why I like to use different tones, but obviously I know that the Allure everyday person is not going to go out and do all of that especially if they only have a limited time to do their makeup. So they usually choose one color and I would say the easiest way to apply makeup is with a sponge I think our Precision sponge while damp. It's just that fastest way because you're going to get a faster blend and you're going to be more even with it, you know, sometimes by using a brush. Yes, you do get a really great finish, but I think that sometimes with the brush it takes a little longer to blend. So if you're using a spongy can be quicker and you can also get that more seamless effect. Um, so I would say take your foundation apply some on the back of your hand pick up with your sponge. Honestly, I would even say take it with your fingers first and then put it applied on your face. And then with your sponge blend it in. I think sometimes if you pick up with your sponge the sponge might soak up product you might end up wasting some of it. So by applying it with your fingers and then using the sponge. I think it's great. Don't be afraid to use your fingers. I think some people are like is this bad but it's not your fingers are always your best team fingers over here. Oh, yeah, we do. I love applying with her hand. Yeah, I also have to say the sponge is just chefs kiss. Right so good. I love like the hard edges I get like so I actually wanted to ask you this later. So I'll save it but I post I Put A little dab powder right here for my sunglass lines. Oh, yeah and like it is just the perfect just shape for it. Yes. Just saying people. It's really good. How do you apply blush correctly? I would always say smile and then do Apples of the cheek and then with the residue that's left over on your brush brush upwards towards your hairline area like where your sideburns are at. Yeah, just brush it up. So don't keep adding more up there because then you get like this stripe. Yeah, but if you just want a nice blend just whatever's left over in your brush. Just pop it all the way up to your hairline Gorge. What about highlight highlight you need to use the Fenty Beauty shark tooth brush because that is the no-brainer. You're always going to get the most perfect application. It is a brush that has has a curve in it. It's a highlight brush and it's shaped like a shark tooth so that it perfectly fits on your cheekbone. So if you basically if you look forward on the outer part of you your pupil of you lay down your brush following that shape on the top of your cheekbone and you just swipe up to your hairline. You're going to get the perfect application. So just the very tops of your cheekbone is where your highlight should go. Okay? Okay. And then what about Contour Contour? I would say for application see I like to take a little bit of our match. X and applied on the back of my hand scoop it up with our full bodied foundation brush and then basically you can either smile or you can kind of do like the like Zoolander face Yeah. So basically like we're cheekbones are yeah, we all did this deal and your face. Yeah and just being paged. So basically where your cheekbones and Dent you want to take your darker color and you kind of just want to add a little bit there. I would stay away from striping your face and then taking your brush and blending because sometimes it's a little too much and you can get nervous and kind of mess it up and smudge it around and it's just becomes a lot to avoid that. I would always apply them the back of your hand scoop it up and then apply it on your face. Can I ask about the forehead like Contour? Yeah forehead like yeah, how do you properly this is my biggest struggle? Okay, because I like to make my forehead like a little bit smaller answer about a note nose contouring earlier. It's great. Oh, yeah, please tell us so I also don't like to stripe the forehead because I feel like it just makes it look overdone. I like to again scuba from the back of And with a brush and I basically just follow the hairline in the forehead and the lower you go with your Contour. The smaller the center of your forehead is going to appear. It's like an illusion. What I would do is after you kind of blend with your brush take your sponge and then kind of go over and Mary your foundation into your Contour so that you have that really nice grading effect. Because if you don't you're just going to have a stripe along your forehead and it's not going to look so good. That is a great tip. What did you say about the nose nose Contour I told Sure that I actually don't like harsh lines on the side of the nose. Yeah, it kind of like irks me when I see those lies. It's hard to put it Contour your nose. Yes making those line, right? So you were just buffing it out with a so I took whatever the residue was left on the Contour brush and I just put it on the sides of the bridge of the nose just to kind of give Dimension. Yeah, because obviously we want our noses to have some Dimension there. You don't want it to look when you know flat in photos especially. So again, just taking the leftover residue and kind of just doing like on the sides of the nose. Was I think it gives you like the perfect amount? Okay, that's perfect. Los Angeles is brought to you by actor pay partnered with more than 9,000 us Brands and retailers after pay allows for you to shop now. Enjoy now and pay later. This is how shopping should feel. Exciting news you guys watch of eyeshadow palette multiple eyeshadow palette. I know throw a little babies. So your six pan, right? Yes six pans are so easy and convenient because they're just the perfect size to throw in your bag and six eyeshadows in each one, which is incredible because it's like wow I get this many and the coolest part is that you can snap to together so you can actually have 12 shades with you and it's still so Compact and easy to carry. Carry with you that it makes it so easy and the shades are just so user-friendly. I feel like we have the perfect neutral Shades. We have some fun Shades. We have some really cool edgy Shades. There's just so many great Shades to choose from and they were really fun. This was actually a product that I got to help Rihanna put together. I know so it's like a part of our role as a global artists is that we do get to help with future launches and products. This was like the area that she really wanted me to be involved because she knows how much I I love eyeshadow and it's like my my true Obsession as an artist thing is like the number one thing. I love the most so she had me help her like put the colors together and choose colors and it was an awesome experience. So these are always going to be so special to me because I you know, I got to be a part of it in a big way. I love so many of the color ways that you guys earlier that we have like bone to pick with I giant eye shadow palette. Oh, yeah. These are just perfect. You will be able to finish them. Yeah, and you can use all of this. There's like, you know, like the color stories like you said. Yes, so beautiful. Well, I was also going to ask if you had a favorite like I know it's like pick it's like picking a child, but do you want favorite? Everyone should have oh my God, they're so oh, it's so hard to choose. OK at this very moment. I really love the cool neutrals and the Smoky palette because I'm really into cool shades right now and Grays and Rihanna's actually the one that got me into it because she really loves Grays and I think people don't know that about her. She loves especially a gray Shadow around her eyes because she loves the way it makes her eyes look and for me looking at her it makes her eyes, look very green and twinkly so because of me working with those Gray's so much on her it became a love affair for myself too. So I love those two together and I feel like everyone should give them a chance because I don't think people use them as much as she used Cadet on me today. Yeah Anna named because Rihanna was like in an ROTC. And she was like, oh, yeah, I remember this. Yes, so they're like kind of like some like Army kind they were they were called the cadets. Yeah, so she was a Cadet so she named the pallet Cadet because it's like Army tone Oh my God, that's the cutest literally when she when we were there choosing the shades as soon as she saw the shades together. She's like, oh my gosh, I'm gonna call this one Cadet because it's like Army like, you know military Shades and I was like, oh my God, that is so cute. The names are like one of my favorite things about vintage Judy everything every that's a problem. A part that she lives her General Sallis who is like, you know her right by her side and he was a huge part of Fenty Beauty and creating the brand and Jen and her just get together and they just come up with the coolest names like they just bounce off of each other. It's actually so much fun to watch. Okay, so you have a beauty school where you train other makeup artist and I guess you know as anybody listening that's an aspiring mua like, what do you think is the hardest thing to learn as a makeup artist I think color matching is Is really hard but it's actually the most easiest thing if you think about it in a different way, I think that color matching really is. Well, I think that honestly, it's kind of like common sense like it's pretty much process of elimination. So what you do is like whatever you're working on you basically go to your colors and you obviously eliminate all the colors that are too light and the colors that are too dark whatever you have left in the middle is what you're going to kind of test on their skin and see what looks the best. So if you just take it and you do a test swatch On the face and you just explain to your client that you want the foundation to be the most perfect color for them. They are going to be so appreciative because you're kind of including them in the process and making sure that the foundation is their perfect shape. So I think it's all about communication in the way you say things obviously if you're super nervous when you're doing makeup and you know, you get shaking you're like, I don't know what your color is. So I'm just going to test some shades on you like if you say it in that way, of course, it's going to be awkward and weird, but it's actually not an unprofessional thing to test shades on someone's skin to make sure The right tone. I do it all the time. So process of elimination will make it so easy for you to you know to choose the right tone. And I also think that some people prefer to be more warm than maybe that they are right so don is a great way to maybe ask like, okay, do you identify more with this Shader this shade exact and then it could because you could match them perfectly to a tee. But then they look at that face and they're like, I don't like to look neutral. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So that is a huge part of color matching is making sure that they feel like themselves and they feel comfortable because some people do like a warmer shade some people like a cooler Shale. It's just it's kind of like personal preference totally. Okay our last question for you. Yes. What do you think is going to be like the big makeup trend of 2020? What can we look forward to what do you hope is going to be big in 2020? You know, I'm really loving makeup that looks effortless really beautiful skin that looks really fresh. That doesn't look so caked on. I also really love this feather. Eyebrow Trend that we're getting into I love bras at look really feathery and pretty and full. I think that in the beginning of this whole social media makeup craze with you know, with beauty. It was like more and more and more, you know, and we were like really going in and I think that now we're kind of taking a different approach. I know that like skin is like really killing it right now and people are so into skincare and I think that you know merging like maybe you do do a dramatic eye, but maybe your skin is more A fresh today or you know or vice versa. Maybe you do like a full be, you know on your skin, but your eyes are more neutral which is the winged liner like I love that approach to make up. I think that letting maybe just one of those areas on your face kind of shine I think is really nice. So not like over doing things but like kind of, you know, having those certain areas that you want to pop that day. Do all of the talking the natural Glam the natural Glam we love that. Yay. Thank you so much and Priscilla has been such a doll because we've been having technical difficulties and she has just been quietly and patiently waiting for us to get our shit together. So thank you so much. It's my pleasure. We learned so much anytime you guys want me on here. I'll be here. We will do another one Hallelujah. Where can we find you on social? You can find me at Priscilla. Oh no on everything on Twitter on Instagram on Facebook, but I'm going to be real the one that I'm on the most is Instagram, so You can find me there and also been T Beauty. Duh, but guys, we weren't gonna not have a giveaway a season. So Priscilla and finchy Beauty they are giving away Priscilla's top 10 favorite Fenty beauty products the things that she loves the things that she thinks that you need to have. Do you have a few that you want to spout off? Yes right away gloss balm matchsticks hydrating Foundation the Full body foundation brush. Yeah. Oh my God. That's the best brush right body. Lava the body Waba of which body lover. I like em all yeah II don't have maybe we'll let them choose. Okay Billet whoever wins shoes the body. I actually mentioned body lava on Tuesday's episode of Los Angeles because I just on your décolleté. It's stunning. It's so good on you the tops of your shoulder that I see Center of your leg like down the center we're set He's gonna want to go out and naked when they put on Bobby love. I'm just throwing that out. It's true. It just feels good when you put it, actually one of them is called who needs clothes. Yes the pink one that I love. That's my favorite one. Okay guys, so to enter the Fenty Beauty giveaway, you know what to do go to our Instagram gloss underscore Angeles. We will have all the directions / instructions there to enter this amazing holiday care package from Fenty as usual. You can find us also on Twitter gloss Angeles pod and our fabulous Facebook group. We love you guys. Thanks for keeping things. Things running. Those are awesome in that group. I'm just search Gloss Angeles on Facebook, and we will see you we won't see you next week. See you soon. We'll see you at the end of the year. Okay guys. Bye. Wow.
We want to acknowledge the echo you’re going to hear in today’s ep — it’s because we are on location at Priscilla Ono’s gorgeous penthouse! Priscilla is the Global Makeup Artist for Fenty Beauty and is also responsible for creating some of Rihanna’s most memorable looks, from music videos to the red carpet. She was chosen out of hundreds of artists to join the Fenty Beauty Global Artistry Team in 2017. Priscilla talks to us about the looks she had to create on Rihanna to get the job, the most underrated Fenty product and how to properly apply highlighter and contour. Oh yeah, and of course we have a fabulous Fenty giveaway for you this holiday season! Thanks for listening to our holiday episodes! We go back to Tuesday-only episodes beginning 12/31. We’ll be on vacation all next week. Happy holidays! Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/Gloss_Angeles Shop all of our product lists: http://www.shopstyle.com/shop/GlossAngeles Shop Kirbie’s stash: https://www.shopstyle.com/shop/Kirbie-Johnson Shop Sara’s stash: https://www.shopstyle.com/shop/saratan Gloss Angeles is co-hosted by Kirbie Johnson and Sara Tan. Our editor is Patrick Muldowney. 