A speaker shares a makeup foundation technique using a stencil and right-hand turn, then reflects on selling their archived 1990s street-style wardrobe and donating the proceeds to charity. Miss Harper keeps asking if they're cool, and the conversation circles back to the Spice Girls era.
on paper bloom. So like, it's like, it's like a flower. I'll do one run through and then I'll start taking turns. tell me what comes to mind and explain it to people who may not understand my accent. Okay, so what is my specialty? My specialty is doing the foundation. My specialty is foundation. So what kind of technique do you use? So we use these tools here, or we normally are taking the stencil out right now. This is gonna be 7. Right-hand turn, 7. One full turn and you're facing that way. How do you do that? Wait, okay, you had some of the most iconic street style, obviously, and you still do. How much of your '90s wardrobe do you have archived? Do you know? I actually sold, but I've lost it and gave the proceeds to charity. A few years ago, Miss Harper keeps saying, you were so cool, you were so cool overnight. Like, what does that mean? I'm not cool now? I don't know anything. You were really cool then. Um, so yeah, does she ask you about our UFOs a lot? She, she's getting there. She's getting there. I'm trying to convince her that you are still cool. She's going to turn around. That's what's going to happen. Um, okay, so during the height of the Spice Girls, we see
