Ep. 435: Makeup Artist Katie Jane Hughes Is Her Own Canvas

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4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 9 September 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

There was a time when makeup artists wouldn’t think of showcasing their work on their own faces, but Katie Jane Hughes helped to change that. In this wide-ranging interview, she shares how she went from aspiring singer to manicurist to makeup artist to creator and—by next spring, if all goes according to plan!—founder of her own line. Plus, Katie, who works with celebrities like Ashley Graham and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, spills the secret to glowy cheeks (it’s not makeup), and shares how to use some of her favorite products, including her new go-to mascara (Ami Cole), the Ere Perez lip crayon that won't dry out your lips, and the Glossier concealer she calls “tinted moisturizer in a pot.”

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to Fat Mascar, everyone. I'm Jen Sullivan. I'm Jessica Matlin. What is up? Hi,
0:14.7	friend. Happy sort of fashion week, I guess.
0:17.9	Oh, you have a good guest. This is like well-timed for fashion week. A very fashionable guest.
0:25.6	She is very fashionable. Listen, we've got Katie Jane Hughes in the Fat Mascara stood. This was
0:37.4	a glory by the way, just the two of you. I know, sorry, I had to listen. If Katie Jane Hughes
0:43.5	can make it like, be there or be square, okay? It was great. Listen, we've tried to get Katie
0:51.3	Jane on the pod for years now. It's just kind of the stars have never aligned with times in
0:56.8	this and that. But finally, we got her. This was such a great conversation. The one thing I wish
1:03.0	we could have done is I wish we could have done like a makeup together because I feel like
1:07.8	that would have been the ultimate. That's Fat Mascara 2.0. Okay, that's Fat Mascara 2.0. But
1:14.7	I find Katie Jane Hughes as an artist, super inspiring because she really has fun with color.
1:22.4	She really is. I hate the kind of like, term like, real girl, but she's kind of like a real girl.
1:28.2	And like, I don't feel like she's trying to, like, she's just kind of like herself, you know what I
1:35.3	mean? And she plays with, at least when she started, like, what she has, she uses everything.
1:41.4	She's very like a relatable person, but she's also like, you know, in the fashion world.
1:47.9	She gave us OPS. She's coming out with hello, just like she casually dropped like some intel on
1:52.7	her new line or her new products that are coming out. I got as much as I could for you guys. I got
1:57.7	as much as I could possibly squeeze out of her. And she's just had an amazing journey from nail
2:03.2	artists to like editorial slash like Instagram makeup artists, like made good. So yeah,
2:11.8	should say Instagram makeup artists made good. It's more like Instagram makeup artist evolving,
2:16.8	breaking them old. So there's an awesome channel for the interview. Yeah, she's just kind of
2:23.7	making her own way. And I'm always inspired by people do thing who do things their way. So very
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