
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


What would our industry look like if every artist—no matter their skin tone, background, or story—felt fully seen and celebrated? In this episode, I sit down with Jazmin Riorden, a lash artist, educator, and founder of the Melanated Lash Network, to talk about what inclusion really looks like in the beauty space. We go deep into what it means to make every client, student, and pro feel seen, valued, and welcomed—and how one small ripple of awareness can create a much bigger wave of change. This one’s honest, eye-opening, and full of perspective we all need to hear.
Jazmin shares her journey from the military to aesthetics, how she discovered her voice for advocacy, and why she believes representation is essential. Together, we unpack what beauty professionals can do (and stop doing) to build a more inclusive, connected community. You’ll leave this episode inspired to reflect and take action.
Hit play now and let’s be the ones who do better because we can.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Follow @beautynartistry and @melanatedlashnetwork to connect with Jazmin and learn more.
More about Jazmin:
Jazmin has been lashing for 8 years and has owned Beauty N Artistry for the last 5 years. She started in the beauty industry 13 years ago doing makeup and after leaving the military went to esthetics school. She has a passion for helping to diversify the beauty industry to make all people feel seen and loved!
Connect with Jazmin:
Jazmin’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautynartistry/
Melanated Lash Network Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melanatedlashnetwork/
Where We Can Connect:
LASH BIZ BABES EXPERIENCE 2026: The year of going ALL IN. Lash artists, estheticians, nail tech, hairstylists, and beauty professionals are invited to join us online on May 2nd, 2026. Tickets are on sale now for only $199. Payments plans available. Make 2026 your best year yet! Get your TICKET HERE!
By Erica Schramm4.7
2626 ratings
What would our industry look like if every artist—no matter their skin tone, background, or story—felt fully seen and celebrated? In this episode, I sit down with Jazmin Riorden, a lash artist, educator, and founder of the Melanated Lash Network, to talk about what inclusion really looks like in the beauty space. We go deep into what it means to make every client, student, and pro feel seen, valued, and welcomed—and how one small ripple of awareness can create a much bigger wave of change. This one’s honest, eye-opening, and full of perspective we all need to hear.
Jazmin shares her journey from the military to aesthetics, how she discovered her voice for advocacy, and why she believes representation is essential. Together, we unpack what beauty professionals can do (and stop doing) to build a more inclusive, connected community. You’ll leave this episode inspired to reflect and take action.
Hit play now and let’s be the ones who do better because we can.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Follow @beautynartistry and @melanatedlashnetwork to connect with Jazmin and learn more.
More about Jazmin:
Jazmin has been lashing for 8 years and has owned Beauty N Artistry for the last 5 years. She started in the beauty industry 13 years ago doing makeup and after leaving the military went to esthetics school. She has a passion for helping to diversify the beauty industry to make all people feel seen and loved!
Connect with Jazmin:
Jazmin’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautynartistry/
Melanated Lash Network Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melanatedlashnetwork/
Where We Can Connect:
LASH BIZ BABES EXPERIENCE 2026: The year of going ALL IN. Lash artists, estheticians, nail tech, hairstylists, and beauty professionals are invited to join us online on May 2nd, 2026. Tickets are on sale now for only $199. Payments plans available. Make 2026 your best year yet! Get your TICKET HERE!

13,562 Listeners

369,055 Listeners

2,116 Listeners

165,160 Listeners

18 Listeners

1,014 Listeners

1,803 Listeners

20,251 Listeners

57 Listeners

14 Listeners

7 Listeners

876 Listeners

5 Listeners

9 Listeners

622 Listeners