The Makeup Artist Chronicle

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  • Welcome to The Makeup Artist Chronicle! I’m your host Juliya and I’m so very happy you’re here. I’m a pro makeup artist and on this podcast I want to share my look into the beauty industry with you! Join me every week to talk beauty, artistry, and welcome special guests. Leave me a voicemail! 877-THE-MUAC (877-843-6822) IG// instagram.com/muachronicle Site// muachronicle.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-makeup-artist-chronicle4/support
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  • "A PSA for Car Tweezers" | In Conversation with makeup artist and author Lauren Vena

    "A PSA for Car Tweezers" | In Conversation with makeup artist and author Lauren Vena
    May 24 2022

    I'm back! Not with part 2 of the last episode, which I released a month ago (more?) but with an incredible conversation with Lauren Vena. 

    Lauren is a pro-makeup artist with decades of experience and is currently the cover and features MUA for Bella Magazine. Her first book, My Mom: the best mom ever! seeks to accept the messiness of womanhood and motherhood that we all encounter (because it's human and that's super cool!). Lauren is super cool, too. A Jersey girl at heart, we talk about East Coast living, coming up in the beauty industry, and the one product she can't live without (spoiler: its car tweezers). 

    I hope you like this episode! I'll be back with part 2 of MUAs who revolutionized the game as soon as I'm done with research. There are so many cool people I'm learning about and I can't wait to share them with you! ❤️ 

    Check out Lauren's IG https://www.instagram.com/makeupartist_lv/

    👀  Lauren's book: https://www.amazon.com/My-Mom-best-mom-ever/dp/1735094439

    ✌🏻 Juliya

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    57 mins
  • Makeup Artists Who Changed The Industry - Part 1

    Makeup Artists Who Changed The Industry - Part 1
    Apr 5 2022

    Alt title: "Cutesies Up The Boys"

    In this episode, I did a little history dive into the amazing and amazingly weird makeup artists who changed the beauty industry forever. This episode is focused on the MUAs in Hollywood and include Max "Maxy Boo" Factor, George "Georgie Boy" Westmore, Dorothy "Dottie" Ponedel, and Bernadine Anderson.

    I hope you enjoy part 1 and that you'll tune in for part 2 next week where I will talk about the MUAs who have revolutionized fashion, beauty retail, and the internet. 

    Drop me a DM www.instagram.com/muachronicle or a voicemail 877-THE-MUAC with your thoughts!

    ✌🏻Juliya

    Theme song: Microphone by Lady Bri

    Producer and Sound: Lex Agolsove


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    49 mins
  • Oscars Are All About Drama, Change My Mind

    Oscars Are All About Drama, Change My Mind
    Mar 29 2022

    I was doing an episode on weird beauty products after a diamond made out of ranch triggered a memory from 2005 when Burger King made a fragrance. Then the Oscars happened. So naturally, I wanted to talk about the moral of the story: live like you're Tiffany Haddish at the Oscars. 

    I talk outfits, cool moments, and yes, that slap. 

    Drop me a DM www.instagram.com/muachronicle or a voicemail 877-THE-MUAC with your thoughts!

    ✌🏻Juliya


    Theme song: Microphone by Lady Bri

    Producer and Sound: Lex Agolsove



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    37 mins

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