- I love this color.

- Yeah, it's such a good color on you.

It just really compliments you so well.

- This has been like the best day ever.

I'm Jenna Rosenstein and this is The Beauty Show.

On today's episode of Beauty Stash

we're inside the home of celebrity makeup artist,

and global makeup artist for Fenty Beauty, Priscilla Ono.

- Hey. - I'm so excited to be here.

- Oh my gosh thanks for coming and sharing a boba with me.

- Of course.

But really what I'm here to see is your beauty stash.

'Cause I've heard it's crazy.

- It's pretty good. - Okay, I'm so excited.

- You wanna go see it? - Yeah please.

- All right, let's go.

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So this is my glam room. - Wow, this is stunning.

Look at those windows, this light.

But where's all of your makeup?

- This is my Fenty Beauty stash.

- So this is where you keep everything,

even limited edition collections--

- Yes, I have a lot of limited edition collections

and I mean we can start in the beginning

like these are all the foundations.

There's 40, 50 shades now.

I have so many 340s 'cause that's Ri's shade

so I always have to have those on deck.

The concealers are just launched so I have all of these here

- Look at this, oh my god it's heaven.

- You know, Ri's also 340 in concealer.

Sometimes we'll do 300 though like for brightening.

So I have tons of those.

- How often do you do her makeup?

Is it mostly for Fenty Beauty events or?

- So I do her makeup for Fenty Beauty events, red carpets,

and anything of her personal that is like

where she's gonna be out and being filmed

but Rihanna's like a makeup artist in her own right.

She usually does her own makeup day to day.

So if you see paparazzi pictures of her

just casually walking into a meeting, she did it herself.

- Like when she has a crazy lip color on, that's just her.

- Yes, she's so good at doing her makeup.

- Do you have a favorite brush in the entire line?

- Oh my gosh yes.

I'm obsessed with the foundation brush.

This is like the best brush I use this for foundation,

I use it for contouring, blush.

Do you have one?

- I don't (gasps) yes, score.

- You know what, I'm gonna give you one of these too.

- Thank you, so what do you do--

- And a body lava, you need a body lava too.

I think you need "who needs clothes",

which is like a pinker one, yeah this one.

- Thank you, oh my god I am stocked up for summer.

- These are the summer essentials for sure.

The body lava and a kabuki brush, that's all you need.

- And you apply it, you do the little Rihanna thing.

If you guys don't know what I'm talking about

just look on Instagram. - Just look on Instagram.

- It's the Body Lava challenge.

- Look at hashtag body lava challenge,

you'll know what we're talking about.

(laughing)

- So tell me what are some of your

other favorite products in the line?

'Cause there are, there's so many things now.

- If like, I could just have one product

I would probably always say Match Stix

because you can do anything.

We have our mattes and then we have our shimmers.

So this is what they actually look like when they're out.

And you can get one at a time

but then you can kind of like collect them

and they magnetize together which is cool.

- Yeah they're just like a creamy pigment

you can put anywhere, right?

- Put anywhere, you can use them as foundation, concealer,

touch up, contour, blush, I've done eyebrows with them, lip.

- No way. - Mmhmm.

- Eyebrows, that's crazy. - Yes.

- Is there one color that you would recommend?

- My favorite color for fair skin is amber,

it's a great contour shade.

I also really love peach because it's really good

for under the eyes, like concealing,

'cause it has that peachy tone.

I use suede a lot for 200 skin tones for contour.

And then for Rihanna, I always use mocha

and truffle as her contour shades.

These are a fan favorite.

The highlighters that changed the game we say.

And this is the one that she used for the Met Gala

when she did the Comme des Garcons dress,

years before Fenty Beauty even launched.

- Was it the pink, the super pink blush?

- Yeah, nobody even knew that she was developing this

and she debuted it and two years later she came out with it.

- Here it is.

Makeup takes a long time, I think people don't realize that.

Do you have a hand in that process too?

- Now I do.

I get to help out with future products

which is the best ever.

- Is it so much fun? - It's so much fun.

Especially because she is the leader

so they're all her ideas and you know,

she has such good ideas and she's so creative

so working with her is like a dream come true.

So these are the bronzers that are amazing

because we have shades for all skin tones.

Which you'll never see really with bronzers.

- Yeah it's usually just like here's one color.

- Three if you're lucky.

This is like the perfect formula.

- And the packaging is beautiful.

- So stunning, I can't wait to put this on you later.

- Yeah.

- Will you let me do your makeup?

- Please, I need all the help I can get.

- Okay good, 'cause I'm gonna also give you a sneak peek

of something that's coming out today

and I want you to be like the first person I put it on.

- Yes, I mean dream come true.

What's in the archives?

- So archives I have like a couple things.

This gloss I kept, this was actually Rihanna's tester gloss

from before she even launched Fenty Beauty.

This one doesn't even say Fenty Beauty anymore.

And you can even see the name, right,

because this is ya know one of her testers.

I was like you know what I'm gonna keep it.

- So when you open a makeup museum one day,

that will be-- - It'll be in there.

And then I also have, I kept her lashes,

the actual lashes that she wore

when we did the Coachella pink eyelash look.

Everyone was like oh my gosh that's such a cool look.

- I always thought that you guys were gonna

launch colored mascara after seeing this look.

- Right?

But you know what, we just mixed a pigment

like an eyeshadow pigment,

with a little bit of clear mascara to make this.

And then these little star rhinestones

are the little Swarovski crystals that I put on her

for another Coachella look that we did

when she wore the Gucci mask.

So those are like my little archive remembrance--

- For the museum one day. - For the museum one day.

- And then look at this.

- For me they are so close to my heart

because 15 years ago, when I first started doing makeup,

it was a dream to get a PR package.

And now I'm doing makeup that's in the PR packages

so for me it's kinda like surreal.

That one is actually only the second time

I had ever done Rihanna's makeup.

'Cause the first time I did her makeup was actually

when I was trying out for the global artist role.

- 'Cause I think people don't realize how you got picked.

You were in like a competition.

- It was a full on competition, they had cameras too.

I wonder if they're ever gonna release it

because we had like thousands of makeup artists

that came from all over the world to try out.

Then they cut it down to 30 and then we had a casting

where we went two days and we really had to do challenges.

So we had to do makeup in front of a camera

and see how we spoke while we were doing it.

We had to do makeup on a model and we only had 20 minutes

and pretend like it was a runway show.

And then last minute someone comes in

and says okay we're changing the entire look,

now you have to do this.

The last three, no one told us,

but I knew in my gut this was gonna happen,

that she was gonna show up.

- Because of course, it's for her line.

- Right.

But no one said anything and then just one by one

we were called into a room and then she was in there.

Her assistant was like okay so you're gonna do her makeup,

you have 45 minutes, this is the look you're gonna do

and no one had ever seen these products.

So I had to use all Fenty Beauty before anyone even saw it.

So I had no idea how the formulas worked--

- How it performed, yeah.

- Nothing, and it was all in tester packaging.

- Lab packaging? - Yeah, lab packaging.

At first I was a little bit nervous,

I was like oh my gosh, no pressure,

it's Rihanna, gotta do her makeup,

gotta use her makeup line that I've never used before.

- But you've worked on so many celebrities before.

- Yeah and once you get going honestly,

you get over that hump of like okay

is this really happening, and you just start.

Especially for me, I just get lost into what I do

and I forget about everything around me

and my main focus goes on executing a look.

When we got hired for this role I was told that I would

maybe do her makeup for some campaigns

but it wasn't promised.

But then one day we were on set,

I wasn't even supposed to be doing her makeup that day,

I was just there to kinda help out

with like models and stuff.

And she was just like I want Priscilla to do my makeup today

and I didn't even know that it would be these campaigns.

(laughing)

So I did her makeup and the first thing when she was done

she was like whoa Priscilla you're a beast.

You're so good, you make me feel so good, I look so good.

And when she said that I was like oh my god.

And then after that she just started calling me

to do her makeup for her personal stuff, red carpets,

and magazine covers, and now we work together all the time.

It's like a dream come true.

- It's a career defining moment.

- It really is.

- Well this is one side of your closet.

- So I have some skin care and prep stuff on this side.

I have face wipes, hand sanitizer,

my favorite brush cleaner, body moisturizer.

Tons of eyelashes.

This is really cool too that I have in my kit.

This is disposable soap.

Makeup artists have to have clean hands.

We're literally touching someone's face the whole time.

It's basically like these little sheets of soap

that just dissolve in the water.

- Oh sheets of soap.

- Yeah so they're just like little--

- So cool.

- And then you just put these in your kit.

Have you ever had a facelift?