Hello, hello, welcome. We are live in the Fat mascara remote studio. I'm Jessica. I wouldn't say

we were live. I'm definitely going to edit this afterwards. I'm Jen. Hi, welcome to our beauty

podcast. Hi, I'm Jessica. Jen and I are recording together here live as one, but I don't know what day

you're listening to this. We are so excited because we don't usually, we don't usually get this

kind of really earth shattering beauty news, but guys, they have discovered a new color. Well, they

discovered it a while ago, but a fat mascara listener wanted to watch. No, but she has a good point

for bringing it to our attention now. There has been news this week. Usually we bring our listeners

into the show more towards the end. And I was like, let's change it up. You guys are such a big part

of the Fat mascara family. So Danny is one of our listeners and she calls and or she sent us a

voice memo. I have to share it with you. She has great news. She's an artist. It's about color

and Jess and I were fascinated. So give it a listen. Hello, ladies. This is an international

Fat mascara fan. My name is Danny. I'm from Mexico City, but I actually live in Holland.

And I'm cheating a little bit today because I don't have a razor wand, but I have something for

Gen Science Corner. And I thought Fat mascara listeners could appreciate this because I'm super

excited. I'm geeking out over something. I don't know if you guys have heard, but a few years ago,

there was a new shade of blue discovered. It's called in mean blue or Oregon blue because it was

discovered in Oregon University in the lab as an accident by the scientists there. So if you

look it up in Google, it's this amazingly vibrant opaque, beautiful blue. And it's a really

big deal for a new color to be discovered in 2021 because I think the last one was discovered

in the 1800s. It was cobalt blue. And you know, the Egyptians discovered lapis lazuli. So

to be alive at a time when a new color comes to light is pretty fascinating in my opinion.

So even though I was discovered a few years ago, they had been testing it and

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