[ep22] Building Senna, Copycats, Future Of Makeup, and Ageless Beauty with Eugenia Weston

Be Your Own Makeup Artist with Natalie Setareh

I’m thrilled to have Eugenia as a guest on the Be Your Own Makeup Podcast! Click here to read the full show notes and see pictures.

Questions & Topic Covered in Part Two of Two:

#1 - Copycats in the Industry [03:33]

#2 - Eugenia’s interesting story of how she invented her brow stencil [09:17]

#3 - What’s the best, most positive, development you predict in the beauty industry coming in the next five years? [14:45]

#4 - What are your tips for ageless beauty? [16:23]

#5 - What 3 products from your line should every MUA have in their bag? [20:10]

#6 - What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned in your decades in the industry that you’d like to pass on to other MUAs? [21:14]

About Eugenia:

Eugenia’s story is an amazing evolution of a makeup artist, from drug store cosmetics counter girl to the very 1st licensed pro artist in California, to Emmy nominated celebrity artist, SENNA brand builder, teacher and mentor to professional artists, and internationally noted product innovator.

A pioneer in the beauty industry, Eugenia perfected her art training with legendary Hollywood makeup artists. Film work gave her an intuitive sense of the interplay of lighting and color. She was inspired to design cosmetics with intense pigments and flawless textures that perform exceptionally in the most demanding conditions. Read more.

Notable Achievements:

1) Eugenia Weston invested and her brand Senna introduced the first brow shaping kit with stencils, the revolutionary Form-A-Brow® that launched a new beauty category.

2) Eugenia Weston received an Emmy nomination for the 46th Emmy Awards Outstanding Makeup for Bette Midler’s makeup in the TV movie, “Gypsy”.

3) In 2016 Eugenia received The Makeup Show’s prestigious “Legendary Makeup Artist, Leader, Educator, and Business Owner” award.

4) In 2017, Eugenia the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award, in Recognition of Extraordinary Contributions to the Beauty Industry.

Memorable Quotes from the Episode:

"The thing that I feel is important right now is working with mature women."

"I always look at the shape of the face as a room, and the features are the furniture."

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