(makes a video about the beauty industry with a mascara smudge on my eye lid)... Sorry for the late upload, combed through a lot of beauty-related videos trying to find the best examples of what I'm talking about in this video (though I'm sure there's even better examples out there, the self doubt has been real this week lol) Great resources to find amazing black-owned beauty brands: shoppeblack.us/2018/10/black-... www.allure.com/gallery/7-blac... www.essence.com/beauty/beauty... stylecaster.com/beauty/black-... coveteur.com/2020/06/09/black...

@yelenamccullough4947

4 жыл бұрын

Tbh, can’t see a mascara smudge at all!

@charlenembarga3239

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for the black-owned business links! much needed

@nonieisokay7413

4 жыл бұрын

I didn’t see a smudge, personally thought this was a gorgeous look :) this is my favorite video of yours so far!

@556m4

4 жыл бұрын

You say it's there and I'm looking for it but I still don't see it. But I'm a guy so... And you're beautiful either way so don't sweat it kiddo.

@NickaLah

4 жыл бұрын

I'm watching this on a big screen and I still can't tell ;-)

Scary how overconsumption and waste is a flex now.

@sarahbarabe8470

4 жыл бұрын

I wish we lived in an alternate universe where being environmentally friendly and purchasing sustainable products was cool

@gabbyb9418

3 жыл бұрын

Its always been a flex People in early America ran around killing bison and leaving their entire body unused just to say "I am powerful enough to kill a bison but well off enough that I don't need what it provides" Its a sick mindset but its certainly not new

@mrar5053

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, people are crazy. 🙄 And sadly its not even a modern trend. For example, the reason why fashionable medieval ladies wore dresses with those flowy, long, wide sleeves was basically to boust; "look, I am rich enough to waste all this fabric. " 🤦‍♀️

@chloecamp8714

3 жыл бұрын

It's in a different form now. I'm not sure if you're old enough to remember the hummer come out. That was like a huge time for conspicuous consumption. People who never left the freeway were driving them.... And those things were getting 9 miles/gal. This was also around the birth of electric cars & alternative fuel. So we all knew better than an SUV like that for freeway driving.

@gz5405

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloecamp8714 oh gosh that seems so far away but yes I remember hearing about “gas guzzlers” growing up and hummers were always the example given along with older cars. Electric cars were still being tested out I think! Wow!

The beauty community is not only toxic to their subscribers, but toxic to the earth. The amount of *waste* produced is obscene. I wear enough makeup for a drag queen, but let's be honest - how many eyeshadow pallets does one really need? None of this overconsumption is sustainable; consumerism is *so* ugly. But speaking of beauty, love your pretty eyeshadow. Great video as always, sis!

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Aw thanks love I tried for this video 😅 and TOTALLY AGREE! 👏👏

@racheltrafford1

4 жыл бұрын

Ah love seeing you here!

@onebraincellleft2563

4 жыл бұрын

Especially with PR packaging, like why does it have to be so extra! What about the trees 🌲:(

@maite7833

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! I feel like not even on a lifetime anyone would be able to use all the eyeshadows they own. And THEY EXPIRE!!!

@gauchonic4220

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously... one doesn’t need ALL this makeup 💄 😔 it’s sooo wasteful

They also created an obsession with packaging that didn’t exist before. Yeah, people always liked cute bottles and things, but no one saved the boxes like some do now. It makes it clear that the real reason for buying is not to use the product, but it’s to have the same thing as their favorite beauty guru.

@hirrorstories

4 жыл бұрын

as i am on a makeup nobuy i'll just be repressing cheap eyeshadows to my high end palettes as they finish. i already do so. and wjen the highend makeup package will get old voila its vintage with my own memories ahhaah

@jocelynortiz9186

3 жыл бұрын

Aydan Qasanova that’s a great idea!

@hirrorstories

3 жыл бұрын

Jocelyn Ortiz I did try to depot into z-palettes. But it's hard for me to use the colors in them, pans located so near, they stain each other and it's not inspiring. For example right now I'm using up dior blush to fill it with contour shade in the future😅. 2in1 I get nice package and self-made palette designed for my own needs

@sofiorellana5305

3 жыл бұрын

omg the waste and environment impact

@oooni

3 жыл бұрын

As a small brand owner I agree with this. I have amazing product but don't feel I get the recognition that bigger brands do with that have the same quality products as me because they have better packaging. 🥴🥺

Landfill, by Estée Lauder.

@Nicolsol

4 жыл бұрын

A neutral palette. As if there’s not already 5 million of those

@Mysasser1

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, I fell for the brand Origins back in the day. It's owned by Estee and the same ish from their loreal brand! BLOOP!

@zoekenny3619

4 жыл бұрын

Hey that's a great concept for a parody/awareness video on the beauty industry. Each shade in the palette could be named after a different social or environmental issue connected with the cosmetics industry, Ocean Plastic Blue, Rainforest Destruction Green, Overconsumption Orange .. etc. Who could do this?

@IzayaV

4 жыл бұрын

Let's not forget Estee Lauder also still actively participates in animal testing with all of their products... in 2020!! people are still testing their chemicals on caged, starving animals in a tiny 5x5 cell with no light or love in sight

@bundy0716

4 жыл бұрын

Don't tempt me to make some satire art...

Not only do we see this in the make-up industry, but it’s insane what the toy industry is like. I have nieces and nephews that are obsessed with watching unboxing videos of toys. I’ve noticed family vloggers’ kids doing this. It blows my mind the amount of consumerism that is happening at such a young age.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Wow fascinating!! I definitely have to look into that!!

@sheadon7838

4 жыл бұрын

It’s true. I was guilty of allowing my kids to watch KZread, like Ryan’s Toy Reviews and all that thinking they were kid friendly and harmless. They now beg me for all these toys they see in stores because they are literally being marketed to them on those channels. Needless to say, we are staying away from KZread.

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

Those unboxings are harmful. What happens is that kids get a hit of adrenaline and endorphins at seeing what's in the box, and it becomes literally addicting. When they don't get that hit when playing with what they own, but do when they see what's new, they'll gravitate toward what gives that adrenaline and endorphins. For this reason, I never let my daughter watch more than the occasional unboxing, and explained to her why. When she was seven, she did understand (adults are dumbass idiots--kids truly understand more than we give them credit for because they're a lot smarter than we adults are quite often), and she understood how they were manipulating her. She's 10 now, and damn, she is GOOD at detecting when influencers and others on KZread are trying to manipulate her, and she'll rail for an hour about exploitation. She hates Ryan's parents. She doesn't watch his videos, but she will rant about how his parents are using him.

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

@@sheadon7838 It's not even that they're being marketed to as much as they're addicted. I'm going to c/p what I just said in another comment: What happens is that kids get a hit of adrenaline and endorphins at seeing what's in the box, and it becomes literally addicting. When they don't get that hit when playing with what they own, but do when they see what's new, they'll gravitate toward what gives that adrenaline and endorphins.

@agood1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria creating addiction early on. They will need drugs/suger/sx in the future to get the rush they will feel empty wo it

That jaclyn clip of her saying she was the first morphe afiliate has big "first" you tube comment energy

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Yes lol 😂

@carmendilcherd4765

3 жыл бұрын

First, im early!!! HAHAHA

@tishaprnucedteasha

2 жыл бұрын

@Holly Hooligan i feel like its an achievent type thing like out of so many ppl u watched the vid first

@10days4cows

2 жыл бұрын

@Holly Hooligan Having comments boosts videos in the algorithm so it is also a way to support the channel.

@spicymcchickpea953

2 жыл бұрын

NLOG vibes lol

NappyheadedJojoba already told me not to trust anyone with a morphe code before I even knew what that was, I believe her.

@pm0913

4 жыл бұрын

Galaha Miranda she says it at the end of every video. It’s her catchphrase kinda

@Ellengsartchannel

4 жыл бұрын

@Galaha Miranda KZread usually flags links. But that's the name of her KZread channel. And after every video, she says, and remember never trust anyone with a morphe code. kzread.info/dron/N0Ms3VmhcLlNVMk41zBOIw.html

@EMSpdx

4 жыл бұрын

I was looking for this and OMG

@jalexoneschanel1356

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously! Even if you want morphe stuff, go to crown beauty and buy it cheaper because morphe just puts their name on crown products

@pepperminttree

4 жыл бұрын

Yup

This is literally so true. Influencers make every product release so emotionally charged and all about “their dream” and “please support me”. When really its just... them putting their name on a product that a company is making for them...

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

At most, they'll give a yes or no to colors, but that's it.

We no longer live in a era where the L’Oreal commercial sale see you lipstick. Influencer marketing actually has an interesting name in economics, it’s called immersive advertising. We are not necessarily being told to buy something but advertisements are being interwoven with entertainment that wouldn’t normally be an ad.

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

It's known as native advertising.

@tatiana4050

4 жыл бұрын

@@guinevererodriguez3807 because who watches TV anymore.

@EmyN

3 жыл бұрын

Oh

@mrn234

2 жыл бұрын

@@tatiana4050 still alot of people but influencer marketing is just way more effective

@gz5405

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrn234 definitely it’s much larger audience. TV commercials are more regional, the internet is worldwide.

Nyma Tang is incredible and beautiful! She is a very dark skinned woman and calls out brands who make ridiculous, horrible "dark shades"! Love Nyma!!

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

YES! Such a sweet soul!

@julieg3747

4 жыл бұрын

@spooky katt What are you talking about?

@gracemaina6593

3 жыл бұрын

So beautiful

@Ilikefrogs..

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! She’s gorgeous and I love her voice ❤️

As a brown skinned person, it is so true about huge palettes where only a couple of shades suit your skin tone! Thankfully I realized this years ago before I had a job (before I had my own money) while playing with my friends's huge palette, so I never bought one myself. Now I have 1 small palette of 6 colors I know will work on me... that I almost never use lol

@abirami9481

3 жыл бұрын

What palette is that?....Im also brown skinned ❤️

@lollipopsfordays3610

3 жыл бұрын

Fascinating because as a fair skinned person there are only one or two shades that work from a small percentage of palettes out of the hoards that are available. The overwhelming majority of palettes almost always warm toned. Maybe the reality is that they’re mainly targeting midtones and not fair or dark.

@rachaeldxoxo

3 жыл бұрын

I understand the struggle in the opposite end of the spectrum. I’m so fair I’m practically translucent

@hao9508

2 жыл бұрын

Well I used the Sephora rainbow palette my all life it depends what colour you like if you have they all you're free to choose one purchase at Christmas 20 euros last all year even longer

@Matothe1st

2 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure most people have this issue. Within each palette there will be colors that do not fit your skin tone. I’m fair skinned, so 90% of them don’t go with my skin tone. Medium skinned people are the only ones that benefit the most from it, even darker toned people. I see 2 fair shades of foundation at the store and when I counted it was 15 dark shades. FIFTEEN!! That’s ridiculous!! If they’re going to make that amount of variety shades for medium-dark skinned people, they need to do the same thing for us fair-light skinned people.

As a teenager, I also fell into that hole of wanting everything I saw that was being promoted, but I got lucky because I'm way too cheap. So many products are insanely expensive and that was what always stopped me. That's not to say I don't own makeup, but I don't think I've ever spent more than $25 for a product.

@nbac26

4 жыл бұрын

actually most makeup brands are all owned by the same few parent companies, so you don't really need to spend that much money because the same (or extremely similar) formulas are used for a drugstore and a high end foundation, you just gotta look for the "dupes" ;)

@carmenwilwert5066

4 жыл бұрын

@Elin Estifan it's awesome you're so on top of it. That's going to serve you well your whole life

@zoekenny3619

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaa .. cheapskates unite to save the planet!

@__kaitlynthomas__

4 жыл бұрын

This is why I fell in love with Colourpop because it’s a decent price for good products💗

@EmyN

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

Seeing Tati's drawers are so stressful to me.

The beauty industry has always seemed to me like an industry that has a vested interest in preying on insecurities and convincing you that you aren't beautiful until you smear their various goops and powders on your face. There's nothing wrong with using makeup to achieve a look you enjoy. Just don't feel that you're ugly without it. Those beauty standards exist more to push products than anything else.

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

Correct. The industry works by creating problems, then selling you solutions. Remember when Dove had their "ugly armpits" campaign, to try to sell a problem to give you "pretty pits"?

@amandag5072

4 жыл бұрын

That approach works. An old friend of mine held the view that anyone who didn't wear makeup is ugly.

@Camille_Anderson

4 жыл бұрын

💯👋

@katsabovitch8835

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, almost all of the influencers are already beautiful and don't really even need makeup, I think a lot of times they wear way to much. So many people wear too much! The sourcing of minerals is downright evil. Vice has put out some good documentaries about some of the mining done in other countries like mica is dug up mostly by children in unstable dirt tunnels. Just seeing it on tv gave me anxiety, it's far worse than any horror movies. People should really research the brands they use. There is a brand for everyone but finding it can be hard for sure but that doesn't mean you need to settle, if looking pretty means others suffer than is it really worth it? If yes you must be pretty vain.

@noodlez9825

3 жыл бұрын

i wish more people could see this comment :(

Even as a make-up artist we don't need that huge amount of makeup. Early this year I became so overwhelmed about how much products I was collecting I decided to start a low buy project and a project pan to buy less (only what I need) and to finish or even use what I already have. I really recommend it because it's very satisfying

@kadygirlforever

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! Just 2/3 eyeshadow palettes offer endless combinations of looks.

@ss_r_

4 жыл бұрын

@@kadygirlforever Right? MUAs are forgetting that colors, products and textures can be mixed to create new ones 🤦🏻‍♀️

@kadygirlforever

4 жыл бұрын

Es Sara truth! These KZread make-up artists are actually make-up salesmen

@alexanderpumpkin3423

4 жыл бұрын

Plus some pallets are so inclusive and have massive range so you can buy a few and be set for a while

@mrn234

2 жыл бұрын

To me a guy who has nothing to do with makeup its just crazy how much waste all that stuff produces. Some of the stuff has more packaging material then some super pricey parts for a PC

I remember when the makeup community was about makeup and i would sit in class watching tutorials instead of paying attention😂

@jocelynortiz9186

3 жыл бұрын

Me In high school!!!

The amount of waste makes me feel sick. I decided not to buy any new clothing or makeup in 2020, and i still have too much. There us this same type of "community" in activewear.

@alexanderpumpkin3423

4 жыл бұрын

If you can donate (I know it’s hard right now) that’s a good eco friendly way to get rid of extras, my family both shops and donates to goodwill, old toys, old clothes, old furniture, things like that.

@cnsm5060

3 жыл бұрын

Buy second hand clothes. It helps the planet by given totally useful clothes another chance 😊

@alice_rabbit8345

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. There is a “community” for pretty much anything these days.

@anak5880

3 жыл бұрын

@@cnsm5060 true!!! And I don't know about thrift shops in the US, but here in Honduras you can get some nice finds and from important brands.

Isn't morphy just rebranded, cheaper brushes sold at inflated prices because of the branding?

@mycrafts7207

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is. Now they have a lab and factory or something they work with but it just used to be private labeling from China and people proffered that than their now custom products 💀💀

@mscookie3613

4 жыл бұрын

Kenza cosmetics on a whole other level 💀

@MultiJordan2005

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. It's repackaged Crown products

@romantic_hippie

4 жыл бұрын

Yes lol

@SonjaPond

3 жыл бұрын

Shit I don’t know

That Laura Lee declutter honestly made me sick. It’s gross that people can amass that much make up. And they get most of it for free. Call me Wendy testaburger cause I’m jel, but damn. We bust our asses to buy one little palette they’re shilling to us and they are sent enough to supply 100 people for a lifetime. It makes me sick knowing it’s all just going to landfills and the amount of human labor used to source ingredients and make products and it all just ends up being decluttered because they just have too much. Idk.

@gauchonic4220

4 жыл бұрын

Omg yes her declutter was the moment I was like holy shit this is so wasteful

@kadygirlforever

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Child labor for mica. Animal testing. Make-up has a shelf life. Multiple shades of the same colors. Most brands are under the same cosmetics umbrella, it’s all marketing tactics. So many issues all for vanity and excess consumerism.

@lanaesworld6976

4 жыл бұрын

Atleast alot of these influencers are trying donate it to different organizations like for women trying to get jobs etc. Not all gets waisted. Alot gets given to the fans and friends and family. But yeah they get all that free! Omg I would kill for free makeup I spend a ton but I'm a makeup artist and hairstylist so...

@lbo6050

4 жыл бұрын

It may have made you sick but let me tell you a little secret about Miss Laura Lee. That woman genuinely gives out *THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS* worth of beauty products constantly to her subscribers. She doesn't make it known and only the ones that have received and will receive in the future know about how generous she is. I know this bc I was one of them. Back when she was getting hate from Trisha Paytas about the "white elephant" game and the iPad, I of course felt the need to defend Laura bc she was someone who could afford 100 ipads.. why would she need yet another? She literally gave it to a subscriber that needed it for college, a single mom. Why she gets hate for that blows my mind. Anyway.. I've always been a fan of her, make a point to always make positive comments over time on her socials and she notices those things. She randomly DM'd me asking for my address for "goodies" and thanked me for the support. 5 days later I had a box that added up to over 1,200.00 in high end products. Tart, MAC, PUR, milk makeup, items from her own brand, Nars.. tons. She never makes these things public.. I wish everyone really knew how wonderful that woman truly is.

@lbo6050

4 жыл бұрын

@@lanaesworld6976 100% without a doubt Laura Lee donates thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars worth of beauty products.. to shelters, to subscribers all the time. I myself was sent a HUGE box of makeup from her just for literally writing kind comments on her channel and IG.

I wanted to buy the conspiracy palette when it launched, but it sold out, and seeing everything more detailed, I realized I wouldn't use half of the colors of that palette, so why would I buy it??? I barely use eyeshadow (I have one palette with pretty natural colors), I use lipsticks of any color but I don't feel that comfortable with eyeshadow......and then I realized the only reason why I wanted to buy it, was because I found the "docuseries" interesting (it was a good ad)

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!! I feel the same way (tbh what stopped me was the palette was too ugly/ I didn’t like any of the shades so I didn’t get it... but then a few days later I realized I had just been tricked into wanting to buy it with an overly emotional 6 part ad and “the hype” 😭) I feel for the people who may have gone through with purchasing it and never wear it 😬😕

@justynawisniewska1213

4 жыл бұрын

I've never watched the docu series so I was super surprised with the popularity of that palette. It was quite ugly with the shade selection and overall look so it was baffling to me. I like when makeup is neat and pretty so Shane Dawson's aesthetic does not fit into that idea for me. Also I've never bought a palette that expensive so I would not even consider it lmao.

@alexanderpumpkin3423

4 жыл бұрын

Justyna Wisniewska I watched it and they sorta caused you to get emotionally connected to the product? Like they hyped it up and used stories to name shades and things it was crazy.

@mikaylalamoy479

4 жыл бұрын

I have it and I literally use about 5 shades. Maybe 6 or 7 if I’m feeling adventurous. I was with the craze of buying what Shane and Jeffree made because I liked them at the time. While the shadows are really good quality, I admit that it really was a waste of $60.

@__kaitlynthomas__

4 жыл бұрын

I liked the docuseries, but I was disappointed in the palette because I knew I would only use a few shades so I didn’t bother trying to buy it.

I worked for a beauty company for 7 years. I know what goes on with these "influencers" and "the community", and you are so RIGHT. I was given a lot of things, gratis, and I was thankful, but I never used much of what I was given. I ended up donating a lot of unused makeup. I worked in the industry for the skincare aspect and making women and men feel good about themselves, but the commercialization just made it less rewarding. Thanks for making this video.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience!! 💜🌟

@DanniBby

Жыл бұрын

In your opinion from your experience, what are the best skin care & makeup brands? ♥️✨

You are seriously so good at these videos - you hit every topic right on the head in such a clear and concise way

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Aw my heart 🥺💜 thank you that means the world to me!

@Silvercentipede

3 жыл бұрын

I know, I like her so much??!!! I wanna be her friend 💖❤️

@s.brantley2632

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Her voice is soothing but her commentary is logical and rational. Let’s not forget to mention inclusive 💜

Imagine a world where consumers actually used up products they (we) got. It’s so ‘normal’ for us to buy something before finishing something else. I finished a moisturizer like a month ago and I was so confused by the fact that I had actually finished something.

@VeronicaLovesYou22

4 жыл бұрын

I agree 100% 😮!! I’m trying to be more conscious and mindful of what I buy and when I buy it

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

It can be normal to buy something before finishing something else if you alternate between products . I have six different moisturizers right now that get used on different parts of my face at different times, and they definitely get used up. I ain't spending $60 on an ounce of something to let it go bad. And I have about 20 palettes that all do get used. I don't toss them after 12 months. If kept in a cool place, they'll be fine for much, much longer. They only have those dates to get you to toss products out and buy more. The FDA does NOT require them. www.fda.gov/cosmetics/cosmetics-labeling/shelf-life-and-expiration-dating-cosmetics#:~:text=Does%20FDA%20have%20rules%20for,expiration%20dates%20on%20their%20labels.&text=Manufacturers%20must%20make%20sure%20their,effective%20until%20their%20expiration%20dates.

@katherine6181

4 жыл бұрын

Sincerely, Noëlle thanks for the link 😊

Morphe doesn’t sound like a word anymore 😂

@pepperminttree

4 жыл бұрын

More feet

@kelsey2333

4 жыл бұрын

It reminds me of the drug morphine lol

@Chialingling

4 жыл бұрын

Morfi

@mildredl.8345

2 жыл бұрын

One could say … it’s sounds morphed 🤭

Yassssss I’ve been saying that for a while. There’s nothing wrong with loving makeup for personal and artistic expression. What beauty gurus has turned into is plastic cash cows with impossible beauty standards due to their ability to afford thousand dollar treatments and products.

@hollyhocksb6134

4 жыл бұрын

And Photoshop and Facetune on top of that.

@chlorinelori1064

4 жыл бұрын

Even worse they get it for free, get a lot of money to say nice things about it...

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

I admit to being one of those people who spends four figures a year on various things, but when I see them acting like something is just soooooo expensive, like a $50-palette, it comes across as an insincere attempt at seeming relatable, especially when we all know they're getting this stuff for free. I'm not saying $50 is nothing, just that they need to stop trying to act like they're regular people with the typical income of their typical viewers.

@tatiana4050

4 жыл бұрын

@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria ever saw someone count the total for like make up tutorial with all products? It gets up there.

@tatiana4050

4 жыл бұрын

@Morgan S and its not only that. Their whole channel is not about entertainment but about consumption. And instead of competing with each other just on the merit of entertainment they compete as businesses. Mukbanger vs Mukbanger is just who is funnier or who has more "drama" but drama is just superficial. Beauty guru vs beauty guru is "their product is inferior to mine", "you shouldn't buy from them".

They created whole new product categories, too. No one owned a palette with more than 4 shades before the YT beauty community existed. No one had more than 1 or 2 brushes. Primer. Contouring. Elaborate eye makeup. Baking (using tons of powder). Etc etc...

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr!! It’s so fascinating!

@zoekenny3619

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I honestly can't imagine what your face would feel like at the end of the day after being covered in all that fake shit all day. I wear minimal makeup when I go to work or go out but even with that I always feel so relieved to wash my face when I get home. Is the beauty 'community' hiding a dirty secret of skin conditions/flare ups due to all the stuff they pile on their skin every day?

@broadwaylover5384

4 жыл бұрын

I have NEVER understood the purpose of "baking"! It looks so stupid 🤦🏼‍♀️

@scler8453

4 жыл бұрын

It did exist, but it was stage makeup, for drag, or theatre, or special effects or photo shoots. Where as now all those lines have blurred (and also why that sort of make up never ‘quite’ looks right in person, but bomb af on camera)

@ashleewhittlesey7874

4 жыл бұрын

I had NEVER baked in my life 🤣🤣

Yep I remember when MAC used to be like "the most bougie" makeup brand you can owned...🤣Now we are just like:yeah I guess I'll buy this palette since it is only 6$ at winners

Madison: No one needs 5 foundations! Me, a medium toned, color changing, black woman, who can't shade match to save her life: 🙉🙉🙉

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Oof I apologize 😅😅 I had 5 foundations at one point and never finished them all, they ended up going bad and I broke out like crazy so it was a whole situation that has scarred me 😬

@giovanniw1611

4 жыл бұрын

Same here 😔. I don't bother wearing makeup for that reason and just take really good care of my skin.

@Inglesconmelany

4 жыл бұрын

Omg! I’m Puertorrican I need at least four foundations. I love in the us but when I travel back home I need another two foundations 1 for my stay and one for when I get back is a nightmare! I thought it was just me.

@aprilbrown1504

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@KessaWitdaFro

4 жыл бұрын

@@cruelworldhappymind no worries. I was just poking fun. I agree that the beauty community is just lipstick coated capitalism.

One of the more important but understated topics is all that waste!! So much waste! Where do these influencers think all that is ending up and how long will it be sitting in that landfill? It's disgusting

@zoekenny3619

4 жыл бұрын

Yes exactly!!! I almost feel like it's time to start popping up in the comments feed of beauty videos with random environmental facts or links to videos about the environment. Shall we call it 'ethical trolling'??? lol

@joeysummers8830

4 жыл бұрын

@@zoekenny3619 I like that idea! Just ensure we educate and not attack or accuse :)

@zoekenny3619

4 жыл бұрын

@@joeysummers8830 Yes I think it would be a fine balance. Maybe juat add the link in a comment but dont even mention the youtuber themself. So the criticism is more implicit and then you can't be accused of being 'jealous' or being 'a hater' lol.

@perthfanny3017

2 жыл бұрын

All those resources that are wasted when their amount is limited and we are running out of them 🤦‍♀️ we have to reduce our consumption but instead it has never been worse and it is increasing 😥 this applies to so many industries: make up, clothing, food,...

I really enjoy James and Robert Welsh. They're fairly mindful of everything. Very funny guys, very reasonable. James focuses on skincare who started in mens' styling and Robert is a professional makeup artist.

@MultiJordan2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@mistiroberts1576 because he's learned since then? Really, this is like saying "why is someone who started out with a paper round qualified to be a doctor"

@MultiJordan2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@mistiroberts1576 he's learned a ton since being a male stylist and always makes it clear that he's not a substitute for professional care like an esthetician or dermatologist. The information he gives is very basic and usually he talks about the experience side of skincare.

@MultiJordan2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@mistiroberts1576 like how skincare feels from a personal side. He doesn't delve much into the science side. It's mostly what his experience with it has been compared to the cost plus some very basic information about skincare like that hylaronic acid is a humectant and that all alcohol in skincare isn't bad

@ChyChyLuvsyou

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!! I love them both so much! I know I’m super late replying to this comment but I just discovered this channel and binge watching all of her videos rn. I just came across your comment and I had comment on how much I love James and Roberts videos! We love a couple of unproblematic “beauty influences” . They’re just a couple of influencers I can trust and know they’re not going to shove certain brands down my throat every video. They’re honest videos w brands I know they’re giving an honest review of.

@MultiJordan2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChyChyLuvsyou I really enjoy their joint channel, Welsh twins. It's very fun and their other brother, Marcus, edits it

Lisa Eldridge is the best IMO since she's genuinely all about teaching technique and is very low key about naming products usually. She'll name a product just to say what it is but doesn't try to sell anyone on it. All of her proceeds from ad sense go to charity as well. Beauty News is a great channel for learning about new items without having the marketing push behind it too! Plus Kat & Hailey are hilarious!

@TheMPHobbist

3 жыл бұрын

And Sam and nic Chapman and destiny godly

@jamilabrownie

3 жыл бұрын

Lisa is just so classy too. I love her.

@imitationporcelain

3 жыл бұрын

Good thing to been broke is that I like influencers who do their homework because I will not save up for weeks and buy a product just because y or x influencer said so and find out it doesnt work for my skin...the amount of influencers who do research a product and truly know why is a good product are less than 10% 😅 and most are small influencers who review products that they pay with their own money so its a bit more honest or muas who know a lot about skin care but that are the only ones I trust wayne goss, Lisa eldridge and Robert welsh and a couple more...😅

@kathleenkilmartin5494

3 жыл бұрын

I love Lisa Eldridge. I feel like she also does a pretty good job of pointing out a variety of products that could be used at different price ranges.

@samstredinov8430

2 жыл бұрын

Apparently her products are also really good

Man Jaclyn is like a totally different person now vs the early years

@alexsamaniego9273

4 жыл бұрын

You haven’t changed in the last 8+ years?

@theywalkinguptoyouand4060

4 жыл бұрын

She was always like that. She just didn't have access before. Money and fame lets you see what people are really like.

@littlebean7192

4 жыл бұрын

lmao my brain automatically was like “who’s Man Jaclyn?”

@gauchonic4220

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Samaniego i haven’t i look exactly the same...

@lbo6050

4 жыл бұрын

I mean.. that's what happens sweetie.. every single human on this entire planet changes and is no longer the same person they were years ago. Including yourself. Some of you really need a reality check in the hypocrisy department.

I don't have a makeup addiction but I have a fashion addiction What is helping me the most: 1. Unfollowing people who constantly encourage me to buy their products 2. Buying only ONE new dress a year and ONE new pair of shoes a year

@bib4eto656

4 жыл бұрын

I wish everyone would do that with their clothes shopping. I try to do the same, even though I purchase almost exclusively second hand. I just don't need so many clothes, I'm not going on red carpets or anything. The best would be to be making my clothes myself, but... Very bad at sewing, haha.

For me, a woman in my early 40’s, things like a really good skincare, a classy foundation and soft glam eye makeup palettes from brands that I believe in is more attractive than loads and loads of trendy makeup products with hysterical tones and pigments that I probably never will use - and never really look good on me anyway. I used to be a goth chic so the most extreme makeup that I feel good in is darker colours and red lipstick 🤷‍♀️ That’s something that I am used to, I know how to wear it and at least I know that it looks good on me 🙂✌️

@uneducatedtrash9193

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I completely agree (even though I'm 16). I don't really feel comfortable wearing bright coloured eyeshadow but I love a dark lip and some eyeliner

Does anyone else notice James Charles looks nothing like himself in pics?? It's SO funny. Like he doesnt look like that. Hes not fooling anyone lmao how can you be a maleup guru if half the makeup is photoshopped on??? 😂😂😂

@katsabovitch8835

4 жыл бұрын

James looks great without anything, but I think he is one of the best at completely transforming your whole self, if that's what your going for. He should be working on Hollywood movie sets. (Hollywood already photoshops everyone on the screen anyway, so is it not realistic in a sense?)

@deidrebetts2936

4 жыл бұрын

It makes me so upset that he's a person saying "oh love yourself and your natural beauty, you're flawless and gorgeous on your own!" But then he also brags about how heavily he uses facetune and sometimes he can't even recognize himself after using it, like, you're feeding into that "plastic perfect" mindset

Thank god I grew out of the beauty industry before I had adult money. I have tricky skin and so I was always looking for something that would work better than what I had and didn't stop to think weather or not I'd actually use it. I had so many foundations that only got used once or twice before it would go bad. I can't believe that was the norm for so many years.

As an aspiring minimalist, the makeup hauls and clean outs gave me so much anxiety😂

@lea-cw6kx

2 жыл бұрын

Same! It's so.. Much

I have such a complicated relationship to makeup and beauty. I wasn’t allowed to wear makeup at all until I left home, and then I never felt I deserved it. Finally makeup helped me get healthy during a bad ED episode, learning to feel better in a way that didn’t relate to food was freeing. But then I fell down the rabbit hole, spent WAY too much, and kept chasing the next product that would make me “More Beautiful”.Then I got addicted to skincare🤦🏻‍♀️ from 23-27 I struggled with addiction to shopping for makeup and skincare and now at 28 I’m finally focusing on what’s important and am focusing on using up my stash and educating myself to improve my life in other areas. I’m focusing on my career and mental health and not buying makeup, and I appreciate thoughtful content about consumerism. Thank you!

@jessicaottis6127

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience! I hope you are doing well 💗

This is why like smaller communities in beauty like cruelty free, FX and project pan. There is way less money in them as far as the industry goes

I feel like a lot more beauty youtubers (the smaller ones that is) are doing antihauls more often. I definitely don't expect ppl like James Charles, J*, or Jaclyn Hill to do anti-hauls since they are far up morphe's butt.

I miss the good old days when it was basically just michelle phan

Love that you chose to cover this! Just another reason your one of my favourite you tubers! You give a great external perspective while covering controversial topics, you also do a great job of remaining educational instead of controversial!

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That means the world to me I really try 🥺💖

13:13 THE WASTE. While they’re just thinking about a stupid thumbnail....makes me a little sick. Even if she was to donate or gift some of it I wonder how much of it was used or expired and was soon in the trash.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!! 👏👏

Comment comment comment. Algorithm boosted! But seriously great topic that needs to be addressed.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🌟

Yes!! SO glad you’re talking about this!! Also, Nisipisa, Smokey Glow, and Abby Williamson are my top favorite Antihaul beautubers 💖

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you 💜💜

@KathleenAndEmmaShow

4 жыл бұрын

Smokey glow 🙌🙌🙌

The worst is when they recommend products they claim to be the best and than it makes your skin break out 🙄

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair on this one, this will depend on skin type. The stuff that may be too oily for you and makes you break out would probably be perfect to me since my face is a desert.

@Lara-xu3yc

4 жыл бұрын

I love Wayne Goss. He recommended a Kevin Aucoin concealer and raved about it! Absolutely terrible quality and it broke me out!!

@FancyAlly

4 жыл бұрын

Sincerely, Noëlle I have sensitive skin so I’m always looking for a good medium or full coverage foundation and recently I trusted a KZreadr who recommended a matte foundation. She even said “I know matte foundation usually isn’t the best for Sensitive skin but trust me this product will be good.” & now I’m trying to recover my skin from the reaction 😭

@mindyguzman3608

2 жыл бұрын

the one thing that’s helped me.. and i’ve struggled with acne for years and never found a good product.. I rub ice on my face put a small layer of Hyaluronic acid & only clean my face with cetaphil or cerave! they have different soaps for different skin types!

this is why the girlies watch alexandra anele... pure makeup education and nothing else!

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

👏👏

The whole burden on the landfill, consumerism, and ethics of the beauty industry is what stopped me from buying so much. I only replace things once they're completely gone and I am a performer who wears stage makeup on a regular basis and I wear light makeup daily. I still spend too much on product.

“Do we notice a pattern here?” Sent me 😭😂

Girl! You’re only ~20 years old?! I put you mid-20s post grad- you’re very insightful, seem very well educated, and you comfortably present important topics. As things in the world around us continue to fall apart (it’s going to get worse) we’re going to need voices with platforms to speak up for those without platforms, and inform (not misinform [something growing more and more common]) audiences. So... I hope you continue to work producing and publishing videos. Five ⭐️s 🦄💜⚛️

One beauty guru has more products than the makeup team for CATS the musical

One of the things I like about morphe the most is that the quality is so great that they don't have to pay influencers to promote it all the time. Is a brand that when you hear about it is always about the quality and never the scandals and tea. So great!!!!

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

At first I thought you weren’t kidding 😂👏 amazing

@princessadrigirl6774

4 жыл бұрын

🤔🤔🤔

@chickpea

4 жыл бұрын

Do they still private label?

for someone like me, who wears exactly zero makeup, the amount of makeup some people have looks INSANE to me.

My current fave 'influencer' is Angelica Nyqvist. She does anti hauls every month and often talks about why no one needs all these new products and consumerism in general. She also does low buys. The best tip she's taught me that I now use with everything I want to buy that I don't really need is wait a week, if you haven't thought about it you don't really want it, if you can't get it off your mind it's worth looking into purchasing. Really helped me stopped buying things just cos I thought they were pretty and now my makeup collection is no longer overwhelming to the point I end up using a product once and never again because of the amount I need to get through. She is also super honest and mostly features indie brands!

@reu2002

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, the waiting a week technique really does work to combat mindless consumption. Sometimes I go a little longer, and wait a few weeks. Things that I purchase after doing that actually get used and I enjoy them a lot more, because I really wanted them. That quick dopamine hit that you get off of ordering something the minuet after you first looked at it, fades so quickly and leaves you feeling empty.

you're easily becoming one of my favorite youtubers 💖

@katherine6181

4 жыл бұрын

Yess agreed

Girl you are absolutely killing it lately.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Much love!!

My favorite part is 5:09 always cracks me up to hear him say "knowledge". I ask that you please keep that a running joke.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Will do 😂😇

amanda getting the recognition she deserves...!

What you're saying is... WE LET THE WHITE MEN TAKE MAKEUP TOO

I really love anti-haul videos AND also makeup companies that are coming out with smaller palettes. As someone who loves makeup but am on a budget and space is an issue, I love like a couple of 6 or 9 pan eyeshadow palettes. I love this video, can't wait for part 2!

Around 2016-2017 I had the same revelation about the beauty community and the influence they actually had on me as a consumer!! I was buying waaaaay too much, never had room for it, and still have a lot that is probably past the expiration date that I havent even put a dent in. I really had to rethink who I watched and what I bought and when. As much as I love makeup i really had to distance myself from beauty influencers. Now I really try to watch artists/channels that focus on tutorials or makeup looks that fit my aesthetic instead of product pushers.

Given how on fire the beauty community is now, I really love to see you comment on this perspective! I also fell for overspending tons of money on makeup that I hardly used and had to throw because it was expired, all because of influencers. Now I follow a handful of MUAs, not "beauty gurus" but actual professionals, and only have one or two makeup products of each category that I know work for me. Thank you for your video! Amazing work, as usual!

I just started watching your videos and I'm hooked! I appreciate the way you take a critical look at pop culture but remain respectful and empathetic about the topic at hand. I will recommend your channel to my HS-age students as I love how you teach viewers to hone their 'bulls**t meter' in a thoughtful way. Kudos 👏

I really liked this video. You pointed out a lot of really glaring flaws with the beauty community and influencers as a whole. It really made me reflect on my own purchasing power and how I spend my money (sometimes very frivolously), not only needlessly on beauty products I will rarely use, but also clothes, home products, etc. Really insightful.

All of this needed to be said. I'm so glad you are starting the conversation.

Omg, thank you for pointing out how Tati is guilty of this, so many people give her a free pass still.

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

There's a lot I like about Tati, but the gummy trend needs to die. If you want your skin and hair and nails to be better, just get a decent prenatal vitamin. $10 will get you a bottle that'll last a couple months. Folic acid, biotin, and zinc. This is a large part of what give the pregnancy "glow." But because they're called prenatals, a lot of people think you should only take them when pregnant.

@NickaLah

4 жыл бұрын

@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria I used to like Tati, but unsubbed when she actively promoted J* on her channel. It was the last straw after I gave her excuses for more minor things over the years. People think she's been drama free, but some of us remember how she treated Thrift Thick (Cassie) years ago. Tati held a contest to highlight a smaller channel but due to some issues behind the scenes months went by without a winner. Cassie's followers asked what was going on with the contest while on livestream, and she said she didn't know but maybe ask Tati. No intent behind it, imo, just a shrug and doesn't hurt to ask type of comment made. Supposedly some if Cassie's fans bugged Tati about it, TBH I don't remember if they were even bad about it or not but Cassie still has a small channel so it couldn't have been too many people anyway. Tati proceeded to rip in Cassie by acting like she sicced her fans in her and shamed her because her mom defended her (notice a pattern? She did the same thing to JC.) I let it go at the time because they both apologized, but looking back I wonder if Cassie had anything to apologize for...? On top of that, Tati chose one of her friends as the winner of the contest. I was a big fan of her at the time, so I let that go, too. But looking back the whole thing was sketchy.

@scler8453

4 жыл бұрын

I followed her, and as soon as she dropped the gummies, I was like “nope”

@Author.Noelle.Alexandria

4 жыл бұрын

@@scler8453 I really, really, REALLY wish these beauty people, ALL of them, would stay the hell out of this stuff. Yes, supplements are real, and that's all the more reason for them to stay out of it. Stuff that can change the way the body functions from the inside out should be left to actual experts. Worse, they've far overcharging for this shit. The stuff that helps hair, skin, and nails are the things in prenatal vitamins, and none of it makes the hair you've already grown thicker. They're stepping into medical territory and charging far, far too much for their names and like gummy vitamins are new. No, they're fucking not new.

@scler8453

4 жыл бұрын

Sincerely, Noëlle I’ll stick to my £3 multi-vitamins from the super market 😂

7:45 Similarly, Markiplier and creating fake "beefs" with companies for them to send him a bunch of free, personalised shit, while claiming it _isn't_ a sponsorship rings a few bells, just throwin it out there.

I'm only at 15mn so I don't know if you'll mention it, but nowadays a lot of beauty youtubers talk about the problems with brands sending them tons of products every week, sometimes even every two days. I think some of them buy too many, but I also believe that the main issue lies within the brands :/

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

I didn’t mention that but that’s such a good point! The main thing I was trying to say with this video is influencers have become a vehicle for brands to push out more and more product, and I think you just touched on a huge aspect of that as well!!

Don’t get me started on drama channels becoming friends with influencers.

This made me realized once I almost bought a huge eyeshadow palette from a KZreadr's brand and I wasn't even a big fan of her but I've been watching her for some time and I had a positive connection with her. At that moment I was so tempted I went to their website and pick products out for hrs but later that day I was like I really don't need this. It was quite scary to be honest.

Thank you for crediting Kimberly Clark!! I've seen so many Anti-Hauls and nobody thinks about crediting her...

See the “limited edition” tag makes me stay away just from stress. Like what if I love the product then break or lose it?!? I would rather never had it.

Thank you for speaking on this! You’re going to create a ripple effect. People are going to be more mindful, people are going to save money, and there will be less wasted product :)

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Aw love you!! 💖

It breaks my heart that Jeffery is one of the many people from the emo/scene community that turned out to be a hurtful person... All my life I was trashed for being emo and I looked up to a lot of these influencers only for them to make the community look bad.

You deserve so many more subscribers. Your content is always detailed and well done

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

You are so kind! 🥺💜

I was a teenager in 2017-2018, I think 15-16 and I was really caught up in the makeup buying shit. I was obsessed with buying pallets I didn’t need. Now as a 19 year old, I had very expensive pallets that haven’t been touched in years. So I definitely relate. I’ve started using them for traditional art, like pastels :’) Also if you decide to do that too, highlighters and glittery stuff doesn’t stick to paper well

I wish I was as eloquent as youtubers like you so I can shit talk the "communities" I'm supposed to be in (and that I hate) without all my responses being "What?"

@alexanderpumpkin3423

4 жыл бұрын

Expanding your vocabulary can make you seem more eloquent! Studying grammar can help you structure words better! I’m told I speak well but really just learning more about language makes you seem more intelligent!

I remember someone commenting on one of RawBeautyKristi's recent videos saying that they don't wear makeup but were planning to buy her PUR collab palette anyway before it ended up selling out to support her. I was just like "Why the hell would you buy a palette if you know you're never gonna use it?!" I feel like a lot of Shane and Jeffree's stans bought out their collection for the same reason 🤦🏼‍♀️

I’ve noticed since videos have started getting sponsorships and affiliates that nearly all “communities” are being sold to and aren’t really communities anymore.

Side note but tysm for referencing Beauty Bakerie! Their foundations look so nice and once I have money I'm definitely buying some

I don’t fault the companies for advertising...I think consumers need to take more responsibility for their actions and not be so gullible. “Fear of missing out” is so stupid. The whole point of advertising is convincing people that they need to buy a product. People need to grow up and stop acting like toddlers who want every shiny new thing. “Influencers” aren’t here for you and don’t give a crap about you.

@Leoprincess3038

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!!!!!

My mom is 53 and has fallen right into the beauty industries hands via influencers. She’s always had more makeup than she needed, but now if you ask her what she wants for her birthday/Christmas/Mother’s Day, it’s always some new palette. She only actually puts on makeup maybe a couple times a week, and rarely a full face with eyeshadow and lips done, so it mostly goes unused. At this point I mostly ignore what she says about wanting x new product and get her something else I know she likes, or just something she needs (for Mother’s Day I replaced her old ac units). Influencers really are a hell of a drug

Everyone who’s into make up should check Angelica Nyqvist who talks about all kinds of colorful makeup and especially indy brands

I only started using makeup in my mid 30's, and found these channels about age 39. I knew they were selling to me but I loved watching Tati. I ddin't watch the others mentioned here. I learned so much about application and bought a lot of the drug store products she used and liked. I bought SO MUCH MORE than before. Add in Boxycharm subscription box and I have way more than I can use, but feel the urge to keep buying. I have the money, maybe it's just overall consumer culture mixed with loneliness. I'm 41 and really like Hot & Flashy channel,, she's in her late 50's and shows makeup. I also recently found one called Ber Loves Makeup, a 50 year old women who gets a lot of subscription boxes and uses/shows the stuff. they both seem like regular people , not "influencers" part of that community. Ber is a woman who owns a pizza place in Ohio, she's definitely "real"

At 20, I want to buy everything that I want whether it’s makeup, figurines, or just random stuff. Though I’m too poor to actually buy anything which makes me really think about if I really even need it or if I just want to play into the culture of having a lot of stuff and cute packaging. Definitely makes me view things differently

May I just say how much I A D O R E how you ALWAYS touch on the importance of brand inclusiveness?????❤️❤️🥰🌟🙏🏽 I just stumbled upon your channel 2 days ago and have been binge watching and i REALLY Admire and appreciate that as a French West African woman❤️🥰✨🌟🙏🏽👏🏽

The only beauty youtuber I like is Wayne Goss. He’s a professional makeup artist that actually gives good advice without shoving products down your face.

@svetlanak7804

4 ай бұрын

True. I learnt all techniques from his 2 minute videos he is 🔥

Instead of wasting that much makeup with clean outs, they should be doing makeup giveaways. That way our environment doesn't suffer

@alice_rabbit8345

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of Influensters do that 😊

Another amazing video, one of my favorites!!

Late to the party but The Welsh Twins are AMAZING! Both truthful and absolutely hilarious!

It's not just young people who have fallen into the trap of buying too much makeup, I've done it myself and I'm in my fifties. I am now in the process of thinning out my collection and will think before I buy in future.

I remember i used to want to be a beauty KZreadr when i was a teen now as a adult i realise how much more drama there is then actual appreciation for the art form is

This is why I watch cruelty free and sustainability focused beauty influencers. I'd love to see you do a video on Inteletravel by the way, seeing a lot of people in the UK joining them during lockdown and they sound like an MLM to me.

This is a great video. And you are SOOO right about Jaclyn Hill being the master at making you want to buy things. I bought the Born This Way foundation bc she was raving about it and it’s not my fav tbh. Need a part 2!!!!

@brookeswapp5871

4 жыл бұрын

Every beauty KZreadr raved about the Born This Way foundation. I got it too and had to return it because it seperated so badly.

@Leoprincess3038

2 жыл бұрын

I mean you literally didn't HAVE to buy it though

The amount of hoarding in the beauty community is insane to me, and I'm shocked I haven't thought about it until now

Everyone please support people who aren’t problematic in the beauty community such as: RawBeautyKristi, Kathleen Lights, Taylor Wynn, Jessica Braun, Smokey Glow, JenLuvsReviews, Samantha Rahvendahl (sp?), Jackie Aina, Julia Adams, Nicol Concilio, Alissa Ashley, Nyma Tang, & Allie Glines. These are all I can name off the top of my head that I find to be trustworthy 💕

@kelcilewis

4 жыл бұрын

To clarify, I don’t mean “support” as in buying what they talk about, I mean support as in if you’re going to watch beauty influencers, these are the ones to watch that you can trust and they don’t vomit toxicity all over the community.

@cruelworldhappymind

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you for the recommendations 🥰

@mariet4894

4 жыл бұрын

RawBeautyKristi, Hyram and Robert/ James Welch are my ride or dies!!

@kelcilewis

4 жыл бұрын

Marie T OMG HOW DID I FORGET THE TWINS 😭😭😭 Yes, Robert and James both have my whole heart 💜 If anyone likes ghost stories, Robert does a Makeup & Ghost Stories Monday video every Monday (obv lol). And Brad Mondo will you have you living your best life! 😍

@beriasims1869

4 жыл бұрын

I love Abbey Williams, Nisipisa, Smokey Glow and Spooky Lips And Fat Hips. They are just amazing.

The thing that made me extremely frustrated at the time, but now I realize it kinda saved me a lot of money was the fact that I'd watch those American beauty gurus use makeup products that was not available in my country at the time (most still isn't) . So I very rarely bought something I saw an influencer use

Watching this now as an adult I've definitely realized I don't need to spend much to take care of my skin or do my makeup. If I had money back then though I would've definitely fallen for these tricks. I love your videos and I'm definitely subscribing!

I love Robert Welsh! I learned so so much with him, and he focuses on the makeup and not the products if that makes sense lol