Ta-Ta For Now
Aug 17, 2026 · 34 min · 8 segments
Been feeling like a plastic bag drifting through the wind lately. While there are some stories from Hollywood, most of this episode is me venting and talking about myself. You'll hear my voice again…
Aug 17, 2026 · 34 min · 8 segments
Been feeling like a plastic bag drifting through the wind lately. While there are some stories from Hollywood, most of this episode is me venting and talking about myself. You'll hear my voice again…
Kacey KHost
It's because I put too much moisturizer on and I tell myself not to do that when I'm going to film because then it just looks so oily.
So you're going to see me, should I be Tate McRae doing her makeup removal video for Neutrogena that people are like, she didn't even use the product.
It's kind of like the Shay Mitchell when she was, I think it was Biore when she like pretended to take her makeup off and you can clearly tell she wasn't touching her face at all.
Saying it is a big part of it, but there's In her opinion, Roxy Nipusi, it's seven steps.
So, but I went through, I never dog-ear books because I feel like it just kind of ruins them.
But you always hear people are like, but I want to, I want the book to look like I've read it and I've experienced things from it and things that I like about it and I want to go back to it and it's helped me out.
It's like my own fears and doubts prevented me from manifesting any work or financial independence and from stepping into my own light.
It's because I put too much moisturizer on and I tell myself not to do that when I'm going to film because then it just looks so oily.
So you're going to see me, should I be Tate McRae doing her makeup removal video for Neutrogena that people are like, she didn't even use the product.
It's kind of like the Shay Mitchell when she was, I think it was Biore when she like pretended to take her makeup off and you can clearly tell she wasn't touching her face at all.
Saying it is a big part of it, but there's In her opinion, Roxy Nipusi, it's seven steps.
So, but I went through, I never dog-ear books because I feel like it just kind of ruins them.
But you always hear people are like, but I want to, I want the book to look like I've read it and I've experienced things from it and things that I like about it and I want to go back to it and it's helped me out.
It's like my own fears and doubts prevented me from manifesting any work or financial independence and from stepping into my own light.
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