Hey, everyone. Welcome to Fat and Scara. It's another episode. It's another episode. Keep

pumping them out somehow. God willing. We're too, it did. Hi, everyone. I'm Jen. Welcome to

our beauty podcast. Hi, I'm Jessica. Can I just say I'm really enjoying your eye shadow

today, Jessica? Oh, are you? I am actually and I was waiting to say something until we started

recording because I wanted everybody to experience it with me. Please tell me what's on your,

what's on your lids? It is a Tom Ford palette that was not released in the U.S. Oh,

oh, I know. We're so understandable here at Fat Muscat. I know. Sorry. I know. Well, my husband

worked for Tom Ford Beauty and he went to, he was traveling for work and he picked me up some,

I think he got it at an event or something. I don't know, but he brought me back some,

some like, uh, the, you know, another region, you know, they make different products,

different regions. And so I wouldn't say it's better, but I remember that you couldn't get it

in the U.S. So I really liked the palette. Great. Then we won't tell anybody about the shade

because they can't get it. They can't get it. I love that you called him my husband as if our

lovely listeners don't know all about that. I know. So, yes, so Jeff, yes, Jeff works in our

industry. Yeah. It looks good. Thank you. It's like, would you, it's like a, it's like a brown,

it's like what I was going to say. It's like a plum. Yeah, it's like a brownish plum.

Like a, is it too much? No, not at all, but I liked that it wasn't just beige. It had that

purplish undertone. I feel like those duo-chromish kind of shades were like, you're like, oh,

the iridescence was one color, but the powder was another. It just always looks better because

it's just like dimensional, you know? Well, I did put this, you know, sometimes the quads,

they have a little sparkly bit. I put the sparkly bit in the, in the inner corners. For

little pop, yes. For a little pop. Sometimes when I'm on a call, like on a work call, I'll do a

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