Season 3 is back, baby, and the beauty industry has been BUSY.

Kailey and Ashton kick off Season 3 with a fall-break catch-up before diving headfirst into the beauty stories everyone has been talking about. From Kailey’s new school year and The Beauty Burrow to Ashton’s New York adventures and some very exciting creative wins, there’s plenty to catch up on before the real tea begins.

This season premiere takes on eye patch gate, unpacking the Fenty, Glow Recipe, and Huda packaging frenzy and asking whether twist-dispense packaging could actually be an accessibility win. They also get into sustainability, beauty-brand copycats, and the Molly Sims YISE Beauty and Jones Road drama.

And because apparently the beauty industry has decided we need a new product every five minutes, Kailey and Ashton are also getting into some of the latest beauty releases, sharing what caught their eye, what has them intrigued, and what has them saying, “Okay, but why and who asked for this???”

Listen now and start seeing beauty differently.

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Links:

Wonderbath Slice Serum: https://go.shopmy.us/p-91704466

Bobbi Brown Lip Tint Liner & Sheer Lip Stain: https://go.shopmy.us/p-91703676

Dedcool Mocha Magic Eau de Parfum: https://go.shopmy.us/p-91703946

CECRED Temple Oud Hair Perfume: https://go.shopmy.us/p-91704114

Socials: @AccessiblyEverAfter, @OccupationBeauty, @RadiantlyGolden

Contact Us: contact@wishingwellco.com

In this season two finale of Accessibly Ever After, Ashton and Kailey are getting personal, getting opinionated, and getting ready for a little fall break.

Through an accessibility-first lens, they explore what makes a product genuinely usable, from packaging and applicators to grip, texture, size, and the little design choices that can either reduce friction or create an entirely unnecessary battle.

They also take on a listener question about toothbrushing, opening up a bigger conversation about sensory needs, neurodivergence, executive functioning, and the reality of keeping up with everyday care when your brain or body does not always cooperate. Rather than focusing on what you should be doing, they share practical, low-pressure ways to make oral hygiene more manageable and meet yourself where you are.

As they wrap up season two, Ashton and Kailey reflect on what the podcast has meant to them and look ahead to season three. Accessibly Ever After will be taking a short fall break before returning October 7, so consider this your official permission slip to rest, recharge, and make your own routines work for you.

Listen now and start seeing beauty differently.

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Links:

Marc Jacobs Beauty Nude Awakening Hydrating Medium Coverage Concealer: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315056

Ciele Cosmetics lip & PROTECT Pigment-Rich Hydrating Lipstick with SPF 60+: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315161

Glow Recipe PDRN Tinted Soft Matte Lip Blur Balm: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315177

Ouai St. Bart’s Solid Perfume: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315209

Colourpop Jelly Glow Lip + Cheek Tint: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315232

Kopari Golden Aura Body Gelée: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315244

ONE/SIZE Ultimate Color Corrector Stain: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315300

EOS Toasted Marshmallow Body Lotion: https://go.shopmy.us/p-81315364

Socials: @AccessiblyEverAfter, @OccupationBeauty, @RadiantlyGolden

Contact Us: contact@wishingwellco.com

In this episode of Accessibly Ever After, Kailey and Ashton sit down with Isabella “Bella” Morton-Smith, founder of Flexxi Beauty, an occupational therapist turned makeup artist turned founder who is building adaptive tools for the beauty industry.

While studying to be an OT, Bella spent her days working as a makeup artist and began noticing a disconnect: beauty products were becoming more advanced, but the brushes and tools people used to apply them hadn’t really changed in years. That left many people with arthritis, Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy, hand injuries, tremors, and other disabilities struggling to access the same beauty experiences.

That realization sparked a five-year process of prototyping, testing, and designing alongside people with lived experience, ultimately leading to the Flexxi Brush, featuring a palm strap, magnetic interchangeable heads, and zero required grip or wrist rotation.

Bella also shares what it’s like to bridge the worlds of occupational therapy, beauty, disability, and entrepreneurship, the importance of designing with disabled people rather than simply for them, and her vision for the future of adaptive beauty.

Listen now and start seeing beauty differently.

Links:

Flexxi Beauty: https://flexxibeauty.com/

The Flexxi Brush: https://flexxibeauty.com/products/the-flexxi-brush

Bella’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabella-morton-smith-54b4262b1/

Socials: @FlexxiBeauty (Instagram), @FlexxiBeauty (TikTok), @AccessiblyEverAfter, @OccupationBeauty, @RadiantlyGolden

Contact Us: contact@wishingwellco.com

Contact Bella: isabella@flexxibeauty.com.au