“Concierge moms”, left-handed kids & do men ACTUALLY notice makeup?!

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Mickey Heller 0:00
The following podcast is a Dear Media production.

Do men actually notice when a woman is wearing makeup?

Mickey Heller 0:03
Okay.

What is the right age for kids to start wearing makeup?

Jules 0:03
I said I would start with saying the worst thing you guys have ever done to me.

How do men’s and women’s morning routines differ and why is there a “getting‑ready gap”?

Jules 0:06
And what is the worst thing we've ever done to you?

What’s the latest update on weaning from breastfeeding and the hormone transition?

Jules 0:09
I have to wear makeup three days a week. Oh, sorry about that.

What causes a child to be left‑handed – nature, nurture, or something else?

Jules 0:12
And I'm not wearing it right now. So I just needed to get ahead of that.

How does the algorithm treat hate comments versus love comments on social media?

Harrison Fugman 0:14
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That's not us doing that to to you.
Jules 0:18
Yeah, jewels yeah, that's true. We do not make jewels. Sorry, it it no, no one's forced me to wear makeup. But how many times do you do I wanna
Harrison Fugman 0:27
I wanna make this sense very clear.

Which stock has been the best‑performing in the S&P 500 over the past 45 years?

Harrison Fugman 0:28
You do not need to wear makeup. You show up as you choose. I wanna be very clear on that.
Jules 0:34
How many times before me being on camera had you guys seen me wear makeup?
Harrison Fugman 0:39
True.
Jules 0:40
Three. Maybe five.
Harrison Fugman 0:41
Do you want to know a crazy blind spot of mine?
Jules 0:43
You didn't know that I was wearing makeup every night.
Harrison Fugman 0:46
I didn't know you're not wearing makeup right now and I don't know if you're wearing makeup right now. I I just don't notice those things.
Alex Bennett 0:52
Yeah, he never notices when I get my hair done. Well no, I do because
Harrison Fugman 0:55
you have a plo you like you're gone for four hours and you tell me.
Alex Bennett 0:59
Right. That that's why. But like I do un I do think well, you know, they always say like there's the levels of makeup. There's a one, a two, and a three. And guys will always be like, Oh, you're so beautiful without makeup on and it's like, No, I have my one on. Like I do have on my everyday I use this And
Harrison Fugman 1:18
so what are you right now?
Alex Bennett 1:19
I'm a one right now. Like I'm never you're not ever gonna really find me cat wearing mascara unless I'm going like out to dinner. Um but right now I have on what is it called? Tinted foundation or tinted moisturizer.
Harrison Fugman 1:31
I think you always And blush. But I d I always think you look nice.
Alex Bennett 1:34
Thanks. But I wear this tinted moisturizer every day.
Harrison Fugman 1:37
Yeah, like the variability in how you look is is vi is like nonexistent to me.
Alex Bennett 1:42
But I have airport makeup, which is just tinted moisturizer. Like that's the bare minimum. I sleep with nothing on besides obviously like eye like face cream. Then I have my airport, which is just one thing. And then I have my recording, which is like one other like a a layer of blush. Maybe some bronzer.
Harrison Fugman 2:01
At what age do you know, d given this is a parenting podcast, at what age do uh do women start wearing makeup?
Jules 2:12
It depends. Like for d I mean, Tate dances, so like I started wearing makeup when I was five for dance recital. And I would go over to my neighbor's house and she would do my makeup for me 'cause my mom, she wasn't skilled in that department.
Harrison Fugman 2:26
Oh, Nori, that's Nori, I know you were skilled.
Jules 2:29
But in every department. I think like I would say my cousin's eleven right now. She's starting to get into like skincare and makeup, but I think that's maybe part of uh modern day life.
Harrison Fugman 2:40
How's that in that influencer launched the kid? They launched a skincare burner. Wasn't that
Jules 2:44
Shay Mitchell? Yeah, and then she got cancelled for it. And did she do eye? I was
Harrison Fugman 2:48
I was thinking of of of someone different. Oh, I don't know. Of the kid that child launched it.
Alex Bennett 2:56
Um, I don't know how that did. But now did Shay Mitchell do kid eye patches? Yes.
Alex Bennett 3:10
Like when I put them on she was like off. Off.
Harrison Fugman 3:14
I saw that happen the other day. Well they feel not like the on her face.
Jules 3:17
I love those eye patches, but I could imagine As a two year old, they feel a little slimy on your face. Yeah,
Harrison Fugman 3:22
she's like ass you.
Jules 3:24
For Tate?
Harrison Fugman 3:24
For Tate?
Jules 3:25
He's like off,
Alex Bennett 3:26
off.
Harrison Fugman 3:27
What do those eye patches do?
Alex Bennett 3:30
Make you feel good. I think they depuff and hydrate. They're you have to realize they're cold. Like I keep them in the refrigerator. They feel incredible.
Harrison Fugman 3:42
And how does it land to you that that as a guy, for the last f like, there's two parts of my routine. And that is brushing teeth and deodorant.
Jules 3:57
Yeah, it's lovely. Well, that's what they say, that's why guys have to pay for the date. Because like in order for me to go on to a date, I have to Do my hair and makeup and spend all the money on all that stuff.
Harrison Fugman 4:10
We just got another really good one of these things. of how it started that we learned at Bubber's birthday. The reason why X is the way it is is because we got an amazing one of these.

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