After 12 years as Studio 5’s go-to beauty expert, Megan Moore has left a lasting mark—not just on our makeup routines, but on our hearts.
As the show wraps up its final week, we celebrate Megan’s contributions, her vibrant personality, and the empowering message she’s shared with women across Utah.
A Beauty Expert Who Made It Personal
Megan wasn’t just a style and beauty contributor—she was a sister, a cheerleader, and a friend. “Megan Moore is the girl that everybody wants in her corner,” Brooke Walker said. “She brings to the studio every day the tools, tips and tricks that empower women not just to look good, but feel good.”
Megan’s authenticity and humor made her relatable. “She’ll do anything just for Studio 5,” Brooke added, recalling moments like Megan shaving her peach fuzz or dipping her face in ice water on camera.
Growth, Simplicity, and Staying True
Reflecting on her 12-year journey, Megan shared how she’s evolved. “I started in my late twenties and now I’m 40,” she said. “One thing that hasn’t changed is that I truly feel that if you take the time to care for yourself on the outside, you do better on the inside.”
She added, “I wear far less makeup than I used to… I just feel more authentic and like I’m not trying to prove anything to anybody.”
Brooke praised Megan’s consistency and leadership: “You found yourself good and early, and you’ve stayed true to who that girl is.”
Memorable Moments and Sisterhood
From face yoga to charcoal toothpaste, Megan brought laughter and levity to the screen. “Anytime I could make you genuinely laugh, I knew that I did a good job,” she said.
Her favorite behind-the-scenes memory? A haunted house adventure with fellow contributors. “We were crying, we were laughing, we were deep breathing… and it was a real personal moment,” Megan recalled. “That’s a bond that I don’t think anybody else understands.”
One-on-One Connections That Matter
This year, Megan began offering personal makeup consultations. “Almost all of them come from Studio 5” she said. “They instantly feel like they know me… A lot of them say things like, ‘I didn’t have a big sister or a mom that knew how to do this stuff, so until I found you, I didn’t know what to do.’”
In Conclusion: A Message to Women
Megan’s parting message was heartfelt and powerful. “We may look back at this time in our generation… and think our pursuit of perfection was a little too much,” she said. “Do the work to find out who you really are and be brave enough to be different.”
She added, “Your baseline is enough. And there’s beauty in being unique. Don’t be afraid to be unique.”
Brooke summed it up best: “You’ve helped us celebrate the baseline beauty. And you’ve honored that all along.”
Find Megan’s beauty advice on Instagram, @beautysnoop, or at thebeautysnoop.com.
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