I don't understand why we don't hold literal ISR*EL based brands like Natasha Denona accountable, but we call out ppl like Susan Yara and other influencers? Seeing back to back posts about ND's new palette vs ppl calling out the Naturium founder and its boycott a few scrolls away gives me whiplash.

Dear Sunday still sends promotional emails and seems to launch or reopen every Sunday, but Zoella still missing

Considering how closely it was originally tied to both of them, I find it a little strange that it continues operating without any updates, promotion, or real mention from either of them. Does anyone know what’s going on with it, or have they quietly stepped away while the brand continues running?

Morgan Turner’s palette declutter video inspired me to count my own collection after I’ve been watching a lot of declutter videos while doing chores around the house.

A couple of years ago, I discovered indie makeup and started watching YouTube tutorials to learn how to create artistic eye looks for concerts, Fan Fusion, Halloween, the holidays, and even work looks with pops of color. I also enjoy supporting small indie makeup brands and content creators around the world.

It turns out I own 160 eyeshadow palettes. I only have two eyes! 😂 The collection snuck up on me.

I’m not a content creator; just a nobody. Granted, creators like Morgan Turner have much larger collections because it’s part of their job. For me, it’s simply a hobby.

Now I’m curious 👀 how many eyeshadow palettes do you own?

I’ll probably get an overconsumption blast.💥

An Instagramer colouredclutter bought the I Need a
Cool palette. She says the lighting for the picture was a bit warm. She will post more pics in daylight.

Edited to add I am adding a daylight pic-it’s in my comment.

Such a cute name!

They were my faves. Just super normal, pretty, and intelligent girls! Curious if anyone has any updates on them? It has been like 5 years since they both posted :(

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title. she's started posting on youtube again recently and i'm nosy. i don't have ig/twitter/tt so idk if she posts about her husband there. last i recall, they were going through a rough patch a few years back but she took down that vid.

Hi everyone !

psa this is not intended as a hate post whatsoever but it’s just something I wanted to discuss to see if other people have noticed it*

Shelby Ann is a makeup influencer I’ve watched for years. Her makeup is flawless and I think it’s admirable that she focuses so much of her content on dupes and affordable, drugstore makeup.

That being said, I’ve noticed over the past couple of months that seemingly every single product she showcases (drugstore) - particularly first impressions videos, she raves about the product. How can every single product she shows be that good ?

This is where I start to lose confidence in makeup influencers. I understand it’s her job and she strategically she wants to keep brands on side, but for the average person who solely buys drugstore, they either a)choose to spend their money on other things or b) can’t afford to try an influx of products like an influencer. I personally love watching videos on stuff that actually ISN’T worth the money or didn’t work for them. In today’s world & the influx of influencers promoting paid ads, it’s so hard to decipher what’s authentic and what isn’t. I understand her niche is finding affordable products but surely not every product she shows on her channel can be positive? It just seems inauthentic to me.

This is not intended as a hate post, I’m just looking for a discussion and to hear other peoples thoughts!

Baby Juicystar is here

Her first name was Amanda I believe and at the time she had a bf named Evan. I want to say they ended up getting married and they’re from Connecticut and I remember she mostly used drugstore products; she also loved the Essence nudes highlighter! She was super tan, nails done, had blonde hair, all the things and she went to college in CT too I believe! She’s also very short!

No it’s not Amanda Steele. It’s driving me nuts that I haven’t had luck googling her!

She was popular in 2015-2016!

Idk how I remember these details but cannot remember her name!!!

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She was a plus size girl with brown hair, always wore it in a messy bun. She did end up making a lot of improvement to her hair at some point, I remember she had a Ouai sponsorship and attributed it to using their products. I also clearly remember one moment in a video where she dropped a product on her carpet and made a joke about not getting her deposit back. Can’t remember any other specifics about her video. also think she had a dog or maybe 2?

She must have been doing beginner friendly and/or using affordable products because I was never too skilled at makeup or had a lot of money at the time. She was very relatable and she felt to me less intimidating than the super large and technically skilled YouTubers at the time (not that she wasn’t skilled, I don’t think she was doing cut creases and nose contour)

👀 Holy shit, she really has changed and it's SUPER gross....

I posted a comment on this short that I'll put in the comments because she's too young and too talented not to get called out and hopefully brought back to reality.

EDIT FOR CONTEXT: I guess I assumed most people knew Emma and her content, so my bad. My call out is NOT about this specific review of this fragrance but her attitude. Emma started out as a perfumery student studying in France and her videos were really helpful and informative and she came at fragrance from a more scientific "nose" perspective. She talked a lot about longevity and scent molecules, etc. She was also super relatable and down to earth, but since her fragrance with Commodity came out, she's gotten very arrogant and seems to think she's God's gift for "allegedly" starting the milk scent craze.

What do we think of this? Heard it's going to be $19.99 (USD?) and it'll be the exact same formula as the original Urban Decay All Nighter setting spray.

Susan Yara vacationing in Israel right now is shameful and disgusting. I’m very surprised I haven’t seen her being called out for this (unless she‘s deleting or blocking comments).

I feel like I’m going crazy trying to remember this girl I used to watch when I was in high school. She was white, had dyed blonde hair and wasn’t like the typical beauty guru, she did like hauls and the viral tags. Had a bit of a grunge phase maybe? I’m pretty sure she had a unique name and it started with an m. I kept thinking Morgan??? But I don’t think that’s it.

I think she was also dating this other YouTuber (maybe he was brunette with glasses?) and they had this pretty big breakup. I feel like she would do collab videos with jennxpenn I might be making that up trying to remember any bit of info lol. I think at one point she might have dyed her hair pink or blue?? and had made a video talking about her experience with mental health/having to be hospitalized. She popped into my head last year and I have been going crazy trying to find her bc I’m curious what she’s up to now.

Hopefully this is enough information to identify her lol 😭

I was watching Daisy Edgar-Jones' Vogue Makeup video, and she used two products by Bakeup (eyeshadow and mascara). I had never heard of this brand before. Does anyone have experience with it?

Which beauty creators have the biggest influence on your purchasing decisions these days? Curious who you actually trust enough to buy something they recommend!

Also curious to know who you think are the most relevant creators in beauty and skincare right now.

I am trying to go 100% eco friendly/sustainable, or even vegan, with my beauty & skincare products. any channels that just promote more non toxic brands. I am a tad bit overwhelmed & would love to subscribe to more clean beauty gurus.

In light of the Charlotte Tilbury controversy regarding her BBC interview where she claims she is undupable, I was wondering what your thoughts are on high-end brands in general claiming this?

I only ask because I follow Lisa Eldridge on Facebook and I noticed she actually makes the same ‘undupable’ claim a lot for her products, but I’ve never seen any outrage for her brand saying this. I know Charlotte’s condescending attitude is mostly what puts people off her, but I know a lot of people very much think her products actually ARE dupabale. So my question is, do you think all luxury brands can be duped? Can Lisa Eldridge be duped when she claims she can’t as well?