The Beautyblender with Rea Ann Silva

Natch Beaut

Jackie Johnson

Comedy Interviews, Arts, Comedy, Fashion & Beauty

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Makeup Artist and inventor of the iconic Beautyblender, Rea Ann Silva, has lived the true entrepreneurial American dream, honey. Hear all about her rise up the ranks of the makeup business, from makeup counter to doing a full beat on Tupac to disrupting the industry by creating a new category in the beauty space. Plus, how to use, wash, and store your Beautyblender, why they are hot pink, and the one thing you should never do with them! For links to everything mentioned in this episode, go to www.natchbeaut.com.

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0:00.0	St countfull
0:31.0	Tell me something queen
0:37.0	Are you happy with your skin routine?
0:42.0	Or do you need more?
0:47.0	Is there some product you're searching for?
0:52.0	Use Kodanage
0:55.0	And all the good times I find myself looking
1:02.0	So snatched
1:06.0	And in the bad times I cream my neck
1:11.0	Tell me something boy
1:19.0	Aren't you tired of using red tonight?
1:24.0	Or do you need more?
1:29.0	Ain't it hard keeping your skin hardcore?
1:34.0	Or is it hard to keep your skin skin worse?
1:39.0	Or is it hard keeping your skin hardcore?
1:44.0	Use Kodanage
1:49.0	And all the good times I find myself looking
1:54.0	So snatched
1:59.0	And in the bad times I cream my neck
2:04.0	And watches I tune in
2:07.0	Listening to Natch but you thought
2:12.0	Crashless of poro where they can't hurt us
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