This week Ku shares her newest picks for a fresh face of makeup – just what we need for springtime – and no part of the routine is left out. Then Ku and Su share a sleuth of books and movies that remind us why representation, of any kind, matters in media. Whether it's seeing people that look like you or reliving a universal experience (like puberty, agh), stories that diversify narrative while unifying the human experience are important to support, and this episode is jam-packed with them!
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Kulap loves Kosas! Not only the chemistry deodorant that she shared recently, but a sleuth of makeup! This includes:

The Revealer Concealer
Tinted Face Oil Foundation
The blush+highlighter combo revered by Lemonada’s own Jessica Cordova Kramer
Bronzer
10 second eyeshadow
Weightless lipstick

Ku and Su have a new column in The Strategist, called Auntie Approved – a definite add to cart!
Jeff Yang, Phil Yu, and Philip Wang wrote The New York Times Best-Seller, Rise: A Pop History of Asian America From the Nineties to Now, an essential coffee table book
Read In a New York Minute by friend and writer Kate Spencer
Watch the trailer and then see Turning Red on Disney+ and then tell all your friends!
Our listener Lauren won the Revela Revival Serum and the Revela Scalp Massager

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