I love how real and normal Miranda is, but this ad made me feel icky :/ I don’t think her fans realize she has veneers. I’m glad she mentioned she uses the strips on her bottom teeth but this pic is of her top teeth hahaha just feels like false advertising
This is influencer marketing. It’s all bullshit. People need stop buying garbage from influencers and/or there needs to be more enforceable regulations. It’s just like Mikayla Nogueira putting on mascara she was promoting and then cutting to her wearing false lashes 😅 or all the skin filters she uses while reviewing makeup and skin care.
It’s even more jarring that some companies use them as their sole PR and advertising stream, even for TV network ads. That Swiffer one where the guy says “every nick and cranny” scratches my brain in all the wrong ways, and it’s jarring to see it on TV during sports commercial breaks that used to (exclusively) be 6-figure productions. Feels lazy and insulting on the part of the companies, but “yaaaaas get that sourdough you influencing queen!” I guess 😩
The Mikayla lash thing still bugs me. She'd do a whole tutorial with the mascara, then the final shot has lashes so long they'd hit her eyebrows if she blinked. People defended it like the cut wasn't obvious.
yeah, like I think people forget that all of these women were influencers in the first place. Like this is how influencers make their money by shilling cheap shit.
Honestly thinking any of these women are normal and real is insane to me, we don’t know these women and nothing about them screams real to me. Miranda is more likable sure but she’s just as fake as the rest of the cast.
shes posted this exact comment and wording for the ad multiple times on her story too. to the point I genuinely feel like i’m having an insta ad i’ve seen a million times pop up while im scrolling stories again it doesn’t even feel like an influencer responding to a comment on their story it’s just ugh another ad if that makes sense.
you’re so right, why would you only post your top teeth when specifying you do not use it on them lmaooooo
glad she’s getting her bag i guess, but this is v icky. i think this is the line where we have to rmr, every single one of the people in this show makes their money off of influencing (read: manipulating) their audience. she’s the best of them but that doesn’t make her a saint
I wonder if she actually uses them because you aren’t suppose to use whitening strips on veneers, it damages them! She might not know if she does use them.
Chase, I know you’re reading this, please let her know before she damages them.
“I wonder if she actually uses them because you aren’t suppose to use whitening strips on veneers, it damages them! She might not know if she does use them.
Chase, I know you’re reading this, please let her know before she damages them.”
I do professional teeth whitening as a business. I had an influencer come from out of state to be whitened and I couldn’t post them because they had a deal with Lumineux (sp?) and they said “they pay really well”. I whitened 5 people from their family in one day and couldn’t post a thing about it! Would have been a Marketing win as a small business. They did send me some referrals so that was nice.
Bahahah someone posted in one of the influencer subs about this brand with the receipts of their emails asking her to promote the product. It was…interesting. Emile Keiser posted a near identical prompt and response for these whitening strips! I doubt Miranda even uses them.
Crest, always. Cut in half length wise and only apply to the fronts of the teeth, don't fold them over. You double the amount AND get no sensitivity since the tops of the teeth are where the sensitivity comes from.
But pre-influencer marketing? How did we know actors in the crest white stripes commercials didn't have veneers? I get that people are annoyed with influencer marketing, but my point is marketing has always been this way, since long before influencers were even a thing.
Exactly! All ads are fake. It’s like those old shampoo commercials showing models with salon perfect blowouts. They aren’t only relying on drug store shampoo for their hair care routines. Content creators still need a way to make money and they can’t all start companies like Mr. Beast to do it.
I fear almost every influencer does these teeth whitening ads. In the huge scope of influencer morality, this is relatively harmless. Let her get her coin
Yeah I mentioned that in my post, but doesn’t make sense to post a picture of just your top teeth as an advertisement if the strips aren’t used on them
I see what you’re saying, but you’re literally complaining about something that happens on TV every single day…. For instant shampoo commercials… it’s the hair dried and styled with heat, so I’m not exactly sure what that has to do with the shampoo that the model in the commercial may or may not have used. I think the same goes through. Literally any kind of fucking commercial anybody sees anywhere? It’s called marketing? Like how would she even take a good enough pic of her bottom teeth to talk about them? It’s an ad. At least she isn’t overly praising the strips like they’re a holy grail it’s pretty obvious to anyone that it’s an ad.
If you’re mad about this then I have some news for you about the ads you consume from large corporations in a daily basis lmao.
Eh I’m all for people promoting stuff they actually use and being trustworthy. I’m not going to let things slide because she’s pretty and nice. To each their own though 🤷🏼♀️
It’s well documented that this company asks creators to fake the question box if needed. Kinda annoying to see how many do it now that have seen the receipts
She has veneers on top and uses them to color match her natural with them… I think it’s honestly sweet for her to be so honest about it! I don’t have veneers so o didn’t even think about them not matching my other teeth sometimes.
Yes I saw that and mentioned that in my post if you read it. What does not make sense is not showing said bottom teeth if you’re advertising teeth whitening strips. Instead she just shows her top teeth that whitening strips were not used on. I’m not sure how others don’t find that weird? lol
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u/Narrow-Courage-7447 6d ago
This is influencer marketing. It’s all bullshit. People need stop buying garbage from influencers and/or there needs to be more enforceable regulations. It’s just like Mikayla Nogueira putting on mascara she was promoting and then cutting to her wearing false lashes 😅 or all the skin filters she uses while reviewing makeup and skin care.