Ep. 490: Makeup Spectacles, Systemic Self-Care & Beauty News with Co-Host Priyanka Mattoo

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Dermatology, Fashion & Beauty, Arts, Beauty News, Makeup, Skincare, Perfume, Fragrance

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Writer and filmmaker Priyanka Mattoo, co-founder of the Earios podcasting network, is here to talk beauty. As a former talent agent, Pri shares insight on why so many celebrities—including Beyoncé!—may have started beauty lines. Plus: Demi Moore’s facialist; the glasses that (might?) make applying eye makeup easier; things we do for self care; wedding-season etiquette; and Pri’s favorite products, including the eyelash curler she learned about from a celebrity makeup artist.

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to Fat Mascara. I'm Jen Sullivan. This is my guest co-host, Priyanka Matoo. Welcome.
0:13.7	Thank you. I'm so excited to be here. I called you by your whole formal name.
0:18.4	Great. I can call you Priy, right? You can call me Priy because we've matched.
0:22.8	Not only have we met, I feel like I know you because you had a beauty podcast back in the day
0:26.8	that I listened to and you were like you and Camilla were my or other people's Jess and Jen,
0:32.1	like I feel like you were our West Coast doppelgangers. We were. We felt very close to you guys
0:38.7	and then of course when I visited you and we met it all just made so much sense and we were going
0:43.3	to do a podcast together and we were going to have each other and each other a podcast and then
0:47.4	a pandemic happened and here we are. And here we are. So I got the Foxy Brown. I got one of the Foxy
0:52.3	Browns by herself. Welcome to the show. Okay, so clearly I know who you are, but I'm not sure
0:58.8	that our listeners do yet. Yes, it's also because it's been a while since I podcasted and I have
1:04.9	had every career known to man some of the careers. Oh, my goodness. I am currently a writer and
1:11.9	filmmaker. I have a book which is a memoir coming out next summer from Knapp and I should have
1:16.8	information on that shortly. I've been writing essays for places like The New York Times and The New
1:22.1	Yorker. Before that, however, I was originally a talent agent and represented actors, especially
1:28.1	comedians at a big Hollywood agency and then I produced for a long time and then I started a podcast
1:32.8	company called Eurios which has a slate of podcasts that are hosted by created by women. And
1:37.9	that's how I got into this world and and we had we had this beauty and wellness podcast called
1:42.1	Foxy Browns that my dear friend and I Camilla and I hosted co-hosted for a season and we will
1:47.6	someday go back to it but all this other work got in the way. So that's a TBD TBD on that TBD on
1:54.0	your next writing project too because you're on strike right now, aren't you? Workers do night.
1:58.0	I am on strike. I'm being real noisy about it. The the jobs that used to exist out here in
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