Winnie Harlow
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124 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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When he comes back home, it's super important. I want the house to be nice and clean. I want that movie that we talked about last week, have it lined up. All those things that just kind of bring that connection back together is so important.
But like,
At work is a bit much, but like late at night, cute. Cute. I need to lock in. I agree. I need to lock in.
Does she want deity?
What she want with deity? Call her daddy.
I feel like your other senses are like more heightened.
I feel like every experience is different. So.
Every experience is different.
The most rewarding thing for me about K-Skin is realizing that there was something in the market that was missing for me and knowing that if it's missing for me, it has to be missing for a lot of people. And finding the fix for that problem and then seeing people enjoy it. That, like, for me, SPF has always been so important in my life.
I have vitiligo, which means that I don't have melanin in certain areas of my skin. And so I don't even tan here. I just will burn. And so SPF has always been super, like, I've been religious with wearing sunscreen, but I hated wearing it. It was never a fun experience. I left a white cast on my white skin or my brown skin, was sticky, just didn't look good. And I remember that shoot that I burnt.
went without SPF because no one on set wanted me to put it on because it wasn't looking good on camera. And I was like, that shouldn't be a thing. You shouldn't forego something that is healthy for your safety just because it doesn't look good. So I wanted to fix that problem and make SPF that you wanted to wear that looked good on all skin tones.
Remember, when I rub something into my skin, it got to work on both skin tones. Got to work for white people, got to work for black people. I need it to work on all skin tones, types, conditions.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
I would say never skip your SPF. Yep. I think that's so important. I need to get better. Don't worry. I'm going to stock you up, girl. Okay.
Tell me. You're gonna do your skincare. Okay. And then you're going to do your primer. Okay. And then you're gonna do your SPF. SPF is the last step in your skincare routine before you do your makeup.
Also, I don't use primer because I love the feel of my SPF, especially like depending on what finish I want. If I want like a dewy beat, I'm going to go for I'll glow because she gets like that's the islands in a bottle. She gives that good glowy skin. That's what I like.
Right. But if you're a matte girly and you want like that full beat, I would go for the mineral drops from K-Skin because that gives like a more natural skin like feel and leaves that like the makeup is going to grip, you know? This is the information we needed. Okay. So yeah, all your skincare, whatever serums, all that. And usually you should actually use more of your serums at night.
But I like to really like...
It was actually so nuts to me because... I'm such a skincare junkie. Like that was like a dream job at the time. Like I was like, wait, I'm gonna get a discount. Like what you mean? Like I really want that job. And I wanted to learn more about like skincare and makeup too at that time. So I really did want that job. But, you know, I didn't get it. It is what it is. To see it on the shelves then.
And I'm such a fan of Sephora as well. Like the skincare junkie in me never left. Like I am. What girl isn't like Sephora? Sephora. Sephora. Absolutely. Love. So that was a dream come true. And Sephora has been such an incredible partner to work with as well.
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