All Monat huns have done is proven to me I cannot use their dry shampoo as a makeshift flamethrower in the event I have to fend off a Michael Meyers-esque serial killer. So it's gonna be a pass from me
So as a chemist as soon as I saw that the propellant they were using wasn’t flammable my thought was: but the only nonflammable propellants for cans are the old ozone destroying CFCs. They do not react under normal conditions and are therefore not flammable. We don’t use those anymore because of the extreme environmental damage they cause. Sure enough MONAT is supposedly using tetrafloropropene. This is a 4th generation refrigerant that is less harmful than earlier CFCs but is still being phased out because of its terrible environmental impact. So I guess they think holes in the ozone and high contributions to global warming is good?! Reading a little further this is a pretty new chemical and there isn’t even data on what it’s really doing in the upper atmosphere though it is suspected to break down to…. ? It is still recommended that these chemicals are reserved for industrial applications that cannot use an alternative not hair care.
This is totally crazy! This is what Monat huns need to know! i’m tired of seeing their TickTock‘s where they tried to demonstrate the superiority of their products with an open flame, only they’re really showing us their products actually use a chemical that is highly harmful to the environment! The word needs to get out about this. Thank you so much for teaching us this!
Far out!!! Sounds like people should be writing to Monet and voicing disapproval. Lots of disapproval. It's one thing to choose what you do with your hair but it's another to go around contributing to ozone layer damage. That's appalling!!!
Your quick teaching moment of how an aerosol works is better than anything I have ever learned. I’ll sit through a “Teacher Hannah’s Learning Corner” any day!
The irony that they “are going to go house to house” to essentially advertise for Monat, and the first two houses have a “no soliciting” sign out front
They claim they're gonna give away cans of dry shampoo if the people were impressed. And who do you think is buying the products they're giving away!?! LOL
It’s so illegal. People get fined and arrested where I live. It costs thousands to get licenses to solicit door to door, and I know cause I used to work for a company with that info
they’re having “science experiments” in front of very young aged children who are extremely impressionable, making it seem very fun and exciting to literally play with fire and put themselves at risk….. literally the worst thing to try with children, maybe the dry shampoo fried their brains
I just posted a comment saying that I Could Not and Would Not do this in front of my kid because he would be trying to recreate it immediately after my back is turned. 🥴
@@Oceana-Crystal The first lady had a No Soliciting sign on her house. She probably wouldn't let her in their house. She had her arms crossed like you're my friend so I'll put up with this nonsense. In the reps defense, they probably had their display close to the house because of the wind factor.
@@felinehermeticathat was my first exact thought when I saw that kid in the window. I hope the kids don’t get hurt trying to emulate these people. Crazy.
They say: You can make six figures with an MLM They say: You can run your business without recruiting They never say: You can make six figures without recruiting
Safety tip: if you are close to an open flame, your hair should be put in a pony or a bun to prevent anything since your hair by itself is highly flammable. (This is the #1 rule in most of the classes I have taken as a bio major student.) I was really afraid that they were just letting their hair flow around the experiment. I really enjoy your videos, also thank you for teaching how aerosols work!
Great tip from a Scientist. One time I was out with some friends on a Friday night. My one friend had a long day but didn't want to turn down the invitation. She was falling asleep and woosh her hair caught fire. I don't know if she had hair spray in her hair because I think anyone's hair would catch fire over an open flame.
I wasn't particularly good at it, but I learnt to juggle with torches about ten years ago, and yes, properly tied hair and 100% cotton clothes were the two major rules, even for people who came just to watch, or to juggle with the LED balls. Leggings and stretchy pants are probably not the best pick when you want to spray stuff on a flame all day, for them and for the people they fetched in their door to door gimmick.
I’m self-employed. When I had surgery last year to remove fibroids and cysts, know what I did? Shut down my office for 3 weeks, and then work 2-3 hours day/max for the next three months. I’m paying for it now, but I’ve had the time I need to recover and be able to handle it.
Damn who knew my head would potentially set on fire with my dry shampoo on when a flame goes near it, better cancel the flame bath I had planned after covering myself in dry shampoo 😑
My friend who did this experiment said “Why would you need gasoline on your hair? WHY?” And I smacked myself in the head because she was trying to emulate this but absolutely said the wrong thing.
As a teacher myself, I am so glad these women quit teaching. Teaching is a thankless job, but I hate the thought of anyone like this being a colleague. Students deserve so much better.
I'm honestly wondering if they didn't quit, but they were instead... ahem... 'enticed into early retirement' for soliciting their MLM on school grounds, to fellow teachers, to students, and/or to parents. It's happened before in many different job types, where a newly-indoctrinated hunbot will literally break the fucking law for a sales pitch.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 I was thinking the same thing. There’s no way that they weren’t constantly trying to recruit everyone that they worked with 🤷🏼♀️😬
Science literacy is SO poor these days. The fact that a product can be sprayed on a flame and it grows has NOTHING to do with safety of the product. It's like tipping the boiling water you have just poured Mac and Cheese in on yourself and saying "That's what Mommy used to eat, is that SAFE?!"
I love the irony of their house having a No soliciting sign. Also, in what dystopian world do these women live where the threat of a fire being thrown at them is something to consider when buying hair products?
I’m 36 years old and I have never thought once about how aerosol cans work. It just does. Now that you w explained how it does work….. I think it’s magic. You’re such a great broadcaster!! Thank you
I’ve seen other creators talk about the “experiments” they do but the way you explained it made my little nerd heart happy. I’d always wondered why they did that when all dry shampoos are aerosol cans.
Re: the 2nd woman (in the hospital bed): I was passionate about my job, too, before I retired (academic advisor at a College of Nursing). My supervisor had LITERALLY forbidden me to answer work emails over the weekend, or in the evenings. I'm sure she would have had words with me if I had answered emails from my hospital bed! And I had paid vacation, sick, and bereavement time. And social security/retirement accounts that allowed me to retire.
Watching the Monat ladies do their fire “experiment” only made me think about going to the store with my dad just to buy Aquanet hairspray to use as igniter for the spud gun. 😁
So I’ve now watched billions of your videos and it’s fair to say I’m completely addicted. This MLM thing really fascinates me. But the real point I wanted to make is that your jump cuts in your editing are wonderful. It’s really very natural and you’re doing an excellent job! Keep up the good work taking down these huns!
Unfortunately a lot of the sports teams or groups in Utah are sponsored by MLMs in some way. We have some amazing “arts” groups/company’s/ programs (however you want to call the Lol. I’m having a hard time trying to make sense) it kind of makes it difficult to want to put money into those businesses. Hale Center Theater is sponsored by doterra and young living. And I’m sure many more questionable companies. I just hope that by buying seasons tickets doesn’t mean I am supporting YL or Dot..
This reminds of the time when my mom and I were "got" by someone working a Dead Sea Minerals kiosk at the mall. We payed $25 for a nail buff that the sales rep convinced us "magically" made your nails shiny. Later, I found out that every 4-sided nail buff at Walmart does the same thing and is under $5. You live, you learn I guess lol.
I wonder now if I met one of those. This dude was bugging the hell out of my friend when we were 13 or so to the point where she felt like she had to get her nail buffed by him to make him leave her alone. But I think what really made him stop was when I (male) came over. I was also 13 but... the shift in his attitude was real. creep
The fact that the candle is covered in different "flammable" dry shampoos and doesn't burst into flames every time they re-light the candle proves that you yourself will not burst into flames when it's applied to your hair. 🤷🏻♀️
Welcome back!! :)) Though for the first video, when Monat puts out the candle isn’t that also an indicator of the product being very heavy? I’d be very surprised if using that dry shampoo doesn’t result in white flakes though I’m not an expert 🙄
Fun fact, the *first two* ingredients in Monat's dry shampoo are Tetrafluoropropene, Alcohol Denat. That second one is short for denatured alcohol. Both are _extremely_ flammable. So just because it's not flaming for them doesn't mean it's not flammable.
I find it ironic that when they are at the consultants house they're filming in front of a no soliciting sign. You don't want people to come to your door trying to sell you trash, but you feel good about doing it to other people? Makes sense...
Although I already knew the experiment they did was ridiculous, the way you explained that was literally perfect and helped me make even more sense of it. That’s one reason, among others, I’m subscribing! Love it.
Seriously, the reason these people aren’t all messed up from essential oils is because their essential oils are all diluted. Frankincense is NOT an oil u can put on your skin “neat” these ladies have so little clue of what an essential oil is it blows my mind sometimes. “It’s not made of chemicals” yes yes it is, and the way to figure out if an oil is of a good quality is by looking at its chemical composition. Which young living & its baby scam company doterra don’t provide. The things they say that “prove it’s better” are actually indications it’s worse. Well made essential oils are extremely strong & it’s not a good idea to just rub a dub on your skin. Edit: did u know essential oils can & HAVE killed cats!! & these morons r saying some r safe for cats!! It’s not ok. Cats have died from this!!
I once made the mistake of dabbing a little cinnamon oil on my inner wrist. When I finally stopped crying and removed the ice pack, I did a little research and learned exactly what you've said there: it's never a good idea to rub essential oils directly on one's skin. It was a good day and a half before the pain stopped completely, and over a week of soothing creams and lotions etc. for the redness to go away.
I refuse to believe they actually gave away $36 dry shampoo. What's the catch -- are they already huns too, and in on the lie? Or do they "get this free WHEN THEY SIGN UP.... with autoship?!" There's no friggin way they're giving anything away for actual free. 🙄
Maybe they have a bunch from buying rank 🤷🏻♀️ My friend's mom is a Norwex consultant and gives me soooooo much free stuff. I probably have $400 of Norwex product and have never spent a penny to get it.
@@jennifergeorge7280 yep! When you're in an mlm they encourage you to buy sooooo much product and to give it away to new people to get new customers because you have to "invest in your business."
The first "experiment" is so ridiculous, I don't get why they keep doing this. According to the Monat website, tetrafluoropropene is the propellant in their dry shampoo, and yes, it's extremely flammable. In addition, the second ingredient listed is alcohol denat which can severely dry out your skin. These reps are so full of shit.
Oh man, I am a nurse and that conversation never happened. We’re in the middle of a pandemic, nurses don’t have time to converse with people like this about their jobs. That’s the social workers job.
Also, as if that nurse is 130? she is aware enough to know that people work from their phones? From CEOs to influencers and every mid level employee? WHAT? How is a whole ass nurse going to be impressed by an mlm? So many lies.
Had plenty of time to do choreographed dances on Tiktok but not to have conversations. 🤔 I'm really tired of nurses lying about how busy the hospitals were. I worked in a hospital too and it was the most dead and quiet ive ever seen it. We had far less patients than usual since surgeries etc were canceled. Open beds everywhere.
I NEVER understood the candle and hairspray/dry shampoo experiment! Like you said, many aerosol sprays and everyday items are flammable. Heck, even hair by itself is extremely flammable! Also, there’s nothing in their experiment that represents the actual hair. Maybe they could spray some human hair extensions with the products and then see which one burns faster (or something like that). Nonetheless, hopefully no one’s hair is that close to an open flame in general.
I really love how clear you are with your thoughts and explanations Hannah, I really enjoyed this video. If you watch Always Marco’s Video with Robert FitzPatrick (the MLM expert) he’ll actually mention in the video that a company having no products is not an actual requirement of being a pyramid scheme, pyramid schemes can or cannot have products, but people don’t seem to understand that. Just like u said, there are product based pyramid schemes and whoever came up with the definition of a pyramid scheme being an illegal company that doesn’t sell services or products and so on, completely messed it up for everyone and makes so many people fall victim to MLM companies
Are these women attempting to demonstrate that flammable materials aren’t good for you? Because you can light rice cakes on fire and they’re still healthy 😂
Thank you for explaining that these people were trying to say that it makes your hair flammable. I genuinely could not figure out what the heck they were trying to say with that experiment.
Two things: 1. I appreciate that these ladies have the courage to go door to door to pitch the product. I think the way they did it was different which points to them putting effort into their work. This doesn't mean I'd want them to come to my door, I just appreciate their effort. 2. The experiment only makes sense if you are also going to whip your hair into an open flame. Or if you're a fire-dancer.
I'm about to be REAL annoying so my apologies 😂 but the product isn't flammable, so as SOON as it dries onto your hair, and the propellant is evaporated (which is pretty instant), your hair is not any more flammable than it is without the product in it. 😜
I don't appreciate the effort at all because they put absolutely effort in to finding out if what they were doing made any sense. It's just misinformation, and they spread out too neighborhood children.
Oh, science. Thank you for the explanation of the propellants. Here’s what’s funny: they “randomly” chose dry shampoo to be the product they do an experiment with. Dry shampoo, the product itself, isn’t flammable, as you said. Hair spray, however, usually includes alcohol, which IS flammable, meaning the actual product, not the propellant that dissipates, can catch fire.. I’d put $ down that they deliberately didn’t do the experiment with hair spray - because then their specious argument would be transparent. Monat wouldn’t be any better than any other brand. But no, I’m sure it was a totally random product choice.
@@McGrawsome I think other hair sprays are also not flammable just AFTER they've dried down. I know that's what my tresseme says -- it says to avoid open flames until it dries. Alcohol -- the flammable component-- evaporates away very quickly.
McKayla Skinner blocked Julie Jo for posting about her on her story and calling her out for promoting a pyramid scheme. McKayla said she's used it for years 🤷♀️
Also... 😭😭 If you use aerosol on a fire, it can follow the product back into the can and make it explode. Learned this when I got yelled at for using bug spray on a fire as a child - it's SUPER dangerous to do it, especially so close.
Good point! It's like pouring lighter fluid on an already lit flame/fire, too much risk of fire traveling up the line of fuel and into the container in your hand.
BeachBody and their classic mom shaming. I can’t. On top of that, they have an infamous activity tracker, the I affectionately renamed the “Harassment Tracker”, that tracks their daily activities throughout a week in which they must spend the bulk of their time on social media and other recruiting aspects. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
It’s a little ironic that they have a “no soliciting” sign on their window when they sell Monat. And so do all of these other houses. It’s like these Monat girls missed that part.
I’m so glad you’re back and that you had a great Christmas! Your calm demeanor in your videos was such a nice break from my loud and chaotic family this Christmas season 😂
The false equivalencies really get me. Legal does not mean ethical; just because you can scam someone without being prosecuted doesn't mean you should.
I hate the mom shaming bc as a kid whose parents didn’t go to my events bc they had to work (dad was in the army and deployed a lot and mom was basically a single mom at times doing her job) I don’t blame them nor do I feel neglected. It wasn’t bc they didn’t want too it’s called they was providing for me. So ya as a kid who survived those days I’m fine thanks for asking lol
@@beckiehubley5798 there's only certain trips where parents were asked to go as assistance to the teachers I.E. taking the kids to a water park at the end of the school year my dad was usually a chaperone for those trips if he could get the day off from the police granted we went to Canobie Lake park which is in Salem New Hampshire
I had VERY busy parents growing up. Both worked 60ish hours a week. My brother and I got on the school bus at 6 am (rode it for around 2 hours every morning), got home between 3-8 pm depending on school events. My mom or dad were usually home around 7 pm. We made our own breakfast, got lunch at school, made our own after school snack, and often cooked our own dinner. I got myself up in the morning with an alarm. I had no one checking over my homework, doing my laundry the night before, or getting me out and down the driveway in the dead of winter in Northern Ohio while it was still dark. I told some older ladies this once and they seemed to think that I was a horrifically lonely and neglected child. My brother and I were very close and our parents loved us and enjoyed the time they DID spend with us. Quality over quantity I say,, and I grew up to be a confident, self-sufficient, independent adult. My brother and I are also both fantastic cooks and taught ourselves most of what we know. I'm VERY glad my parents were minimally involved in my personal or school life.
@@Melissamms I’m glad to hear this. My mom was over involved in my younger brothers life and now he is 18 years old, never had a job, not In school, can’t even cook an egg, and does 0 physical activity. It’s so hard to watch and we don’t have a good relationship because of this
Oh my gosh, thank you for the education on propellants. I love the approach you bring to the anti-mlm community. Also, I LOVE you sweater and your hair in this video!!
I was about to comment on the irony of the “no soliciting” sign but I see everyone else has the same idea I’m having 🤣🤣🤣 we should put signs on our house that say “no huns allowed”
Really loved this video, Hannah! ☺️ The hun science explanation was perfect, gosh I was shocked that they played with fire in front of kids like that 😯
Their over the top reactions to the dry shampoo propellants catching fire are so annoying. Also, the fact that they're wearing goggles, but left their hair loose is an interesting choice.
Happy New Year Hannah! 💛 I hope you had a lovely break. Also I am OBSESSED with your hair in this! 😍 I have two things to say about that first video: 1. I’ve never been more annoyed about Monat coming to Australia than I am right now. My family lost everything to a bushfire in 2003 and the thought of these huns running around with homemade flame throwers during our summer scares the absolute crap out of me! 2. I am married to a medical scientist and I wish you came as a “Google translate” kind of option so I can figure out what the heck he’s trying to say when he talks about his job 😂😂 you really are an incredible teacher!
Happy New Year to you too!! The "Google translate" is killing me 😂 There are so many instances where I wish I had something like this too. Like, please explain this to me like I am in 2nd grade 😂
Happy New Year Hannah!! 🥳 My daughter, who you remind me of, is a teacher so she reacted to the idiots with their fire experiment and it made me laugh.She said these are the same parents that would probably freakout if the teacher did this stunt!Well, the next video of the girl in pre-op trying to brag to the nurse made me react because as an RN who has worked surgical as well as recovery, I can say with confidence that the nurse was being nice while at the same time rolling her eyes with the need to post on social media in pre-op. That nurse was making more in an hour than the hun does in 6 mos! We can all prove it but the mlm reps will try to say I am wrong but never show proof. That isn't even taking into consideration overtime, holiday or even pay differential for night shifts. Great video as always, but got us both! Lol 😠😂❤
As a pampered Chet director for 15 years I guarantee her work before her surgery was trying to recruit the nurse. I did this shit. You’re taught leads are everywhere. I could wind any convo back to recruiting. Not kidding.
I came across your channel a few weeks ago and I am OBSESSED with watching all your videos. I've been approached numerous times about joining mlm's and just never did because like why would I? I saw it for what it really was. thanks for doing what you do, love your videos 😁
They have no soliciting signs but do not have the self awareness to realize that THEY intrude on people by soliciting for recruitment and how hypocritical that is ..UGHHHHHH
Thank you sooo much for explaining the actual facts behind this! Can we see another experiment showing a product that doesn't make your hair fall out? 🤔
The surgery one, ugh!!! I have Crohns/Colitis so I at least get a scope annually or bi-annually depending on how things are going. I don't work before or after and I don't feel guilty. I work one of those "corporate jobs". With health insurance.
Yay my upline is back 🥳 Ok i absolutely hate science (well I mean I love it but it is definitely very hard for me to grasp. In high school I had to take biology 3x, my sophomore and junior year and then a summer school) but I learned sk much with this first one and no, it wasnt boring. I actually got it. Great job hannah ❤
Gooooosh! Who is buying those Monat products!?!? $36 for a SMALL dry shampoo...never! And I'm pretty particular about my hair and products but I would never spend that much. They're "front porch experiment" is a straw man argument type situation. LOL
The irony of them having a "no soliciting" sticker in her window as they go around doing, what could be considered as, soliciting
Too good 😂
I thought the same thing!!
I was literally coming into the comments to say exactly this. Lmao. The irony.
I was looking for this comment lol
I was coming to comment this exact thing!!! You beat me to it lol. I was hoping I wasn't the only one that noticed that! Talk about hypocritical.
All Monat huns have done is proven to me I cannot use their dry shampoo as a makeshift flamethrower in the event I have to fend off a Michael Meyers-esque serial killer. So it's gonna be a pass from me
Incredible 😂
Right?! I’m sorry, I need a multitasking dry shampoo. I want to be prepared.
Incase of zombie apocalypse I'll keep my nym dry shampoo 😂
@@dqverify6797 especially at those prices 😭
I’m cackling at this comment 😂
So as a chemist as soon as I saw that the propellant they were using wasn’t flammable my thought was: but the only nonflammable propellants for cans are the old ozone destroying CFCs. They do not react under normal conditions and are therefore not flammable. We don’t use those anymore because of the extreme environmental damage they cause. Sure enough MONAT is supposedly using tetrafloropropene. This is a 4th generation refrigerant that is less harmful than earlier CFCs but is still being phased out because of its terrible environmental impact. So I guess they think holes in the ozone and high contributions to global warming is good?!
Reading a little further this is a pretty new chemical and there isn’t even data on what it’s really doing in the upper atmosphere though it is suspected to break down to…. ? It is still recommended that these chemicals are reserved for industrial applications that cannot use an alternative not hair care.
This is totally crazy! This is what Monat huns need to know! i’m tired of seeing their TickTock‘s where they tried to demonstrate the superiority of their products with an open flame, only they’re really showing us their products actually use a chemical that is highly harmful to the environment! The word needs to get out about this. Thank you so much for teaching us this!
Wow, thanks for including that. That’s crazy
Far out!!! Sounds like people should be writing to Monet and voicing disapproval. Lots of disapproval. It's one thing to choose what you do with your hair but it's another to go around contributing to ozone layer damage. That's appalling!!!
Dang lol so many smart ppl in this world thanks
Thank you so much for sharing this additional information.
Who's going to tell them hair is flammable 🤣
😂😂😂😂
I say don't and let things sort themselves out.
😂😂😂
Hair isn't, though, it melts. If it burns, you have product in your hair which burns.
@@MundMoriginal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your quick teaching moment of how an aerosol works is better than anything I have ever learned. I’ll sit through a “Teacher Hannah’s Learning Corner” any day!
Hahahaha I love this so much!!!!! ❤️
I think she is a teacher, too, so she must be great at that!
Same!👏💯
Submitting my vote for this to become a regular thing please and thank you 😊
Yes thins was very good! Also my dry shampoo is a powder so wonder what they’d do with that🤔
The irony that they “are going to go house to house” to essentially advertise for Monat, and the first two houses have a “no soliciting” sign out front
Right 😂😂 I’m assuming that all of the people in the video were their friends, hopefully not strangers! But also wouldn’t be surprised 🤦🏼♀️
They claim they're gonna give away cans of dry shampoo if the people were impressed. And who do you think is buying the products they're giving away!?! LOL
Yessss I thought about this too Kim 😂💀 “wow that’s a lot of inventory loading”
It’s so illegal. People get fined and arrested where I live. It costs thousands to get licenses to solicit door to door, and I know cause I used to work for a company with that info
Yeah they said it was their friends homes. Go figure…
they’re having “science experiments” in front of very young aged children who are extremely impressionable, making it seem very fun and exciting to literally play with fire and put themselves at risk….. literally the worst thing to try with children, maybe the dry shampoo fried their brains
I literally posted the same thing before seeing your comment lol these kids are going to be spraying dry shampoo on their moms candles 😐
Like pretty much inside the damn house. The front porch. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I just posted a comment saying that I Could Not and Would Not do this in front of my kid because he would be trying to recreate it immediately after my back is turned. 🥴
@@Oceana-Crystal The first lady had a No Soliciting sign on her house. She probably wouldn't let her in their house. She had her arms crossed like you're my friend so I'll put up with this nonsense. In the reps defense, they probably had their display close to the house because of the wind factor.
@@felinehermeticathat was my first exact thought when I saw that kid in the window. I hope the kids don’t get hurt trying to emulate these people. Crazy.
Going door to door, I forgot it was Monat caroling season. "We wish you rapid hair loss, we wish rapid hair loss and a scabby red scalp!"
OMG DEAD 😂💀
Brooooooooooooo
😂😂😂😂❤
So ... according to these Monat Hon the best dry shampoo would be a fire extinguisher?
Apparently 😂
Someone let the fire department know they're the newest recruiting pool for monat 🤣
They say: You can make six figures with an MLM
They say: You can run your business without recruiting
They never say: You can make six figures without recruiting
Dang girl you put those pieces together perfectly!!!
Fallacies
Safety tip: if you are close to an open flame, your hair should be put in a pony or a bun to prevent anything since your hair by itself is highly flammable. (This is the #1 rule in most of the classes I have taken as a bio major student.) I was really afraid that they were just letting their hair flow around the experiment.
I really enjoy your videos, also thank you for teaching how aerosols work!
Great tip from a Scientist. One time I was out with some friends on a Friday night. My one friend had a long day but didn't want to turn down the invitation. She was falling asleep and woosh her hair caught fire. I don't know if she had hair spray in her hair because I think anyone's hair would catch fire over an open flame.
It's okay they're wearing hair extensions. I'm joking but yeah you're right haha
I wasn't particularly good at it, but I learnt to juggle with torches about ten years ago, and yes, properly tied hair and 100% cotton clothes were the two major rules, even for people who came just to watch, or to juggle with the LED balls. Leggings and stretchy pants are probably not the best pick when you want to spray stuff on a flame all day, for them and for the people they fetched in their door to door gimmick.
The fact that the Monat hun has a ‘No Soliciting’ sign on her front window is the irony I needed for today.
Wow it’s shocking…almost as if they know how annoying it is to be bothered to buy something you don’t want 😂😂
I’m self-employed. When I had surgery last year to remove fibroids and cysts, know what I did? Shut down my office for 3 weeks, and then work 2-3 hours day/max for the next three months. I’m paying for it now, but I’ve had the time I need to recover and be able to handle it.
I live in Europe and I did the same but still got my pay check ❤
These girls will flip out when they find out what pure oxygen does
Thank you for debunking the flammable propellants! I see it so often and it's nice to FINALLY have someone explain the science.
You bet! I spent WAY TOO LONG looking it all up 😂
Damn who knew my head would potentially set on fire with my dry shampoo on when a flame goes near it, better cancel the flame bath I had planned after covering myself in dry shampoo 😑
As someone who lives near Vancouver, WA, I’d appreciate if they didn’t try to burn down the city 😭💀 we don’t have enough fire engines as it is
Monat girl: “why would anyone need butane on their hair?!?! Why?”
Me: “It has to hurt. Does it hurt to be this stupid?”
My friend who did this experiment said “Why would you need gasoline on your hair? WHY?” And I smacked myself in the head because she was trying to emulate this but absolutely said the wrong thing.
That's the sad part. It does hurt to be that stupid, but it only hurts the non-stupid!
As a teacher myself, I am so glad these women quit teaching. Teaching is a thankless job, but I hate the thought of anyone like this being a colleague. Students deserve so much better.
Thank you for being a teacher
I'm a teacher too and the Huns who quit teaching to be in mlms are the type who never did it as a calling and we won't miss them!
I'm honestly wondering if they didn't quit, but they were instead... ahem... 'enticed into early retirement' for soliciting their MLM on school grounds, to fellow teachers, to students, and/or to parents. It's happened before in many different job types, where a newly-indoctrinated hunbot will literally break the fucking law for a sales pitch.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 I was thinking the same thing. There’s no way that they weren’t constantly trying to recruit everyone that they worked with 🤷🏼♀️😬
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 PE teacher at my old highschool in a MLM likes to recruit girls who just graduated it’s disgusting and sad
Science literacy is SO poor these days. The fact that a product can be sprayed on a flame and it grows has NOTHING to do with safety of the product. It's like tipping the boiling water you have just poured Mac and Cheese in on yourself and saying "That's what Mommy used to eat, is that SAFE?!"
I can definitely see your teaching degree in action. Your explanation wasn't boring whatsoever.
You’re too sweet! Glad it wasn’t boring 😂❤️
I love the irony of their house having a No soliciting sign. Also, in what dystopian world do these women live where the threat of a fire being thrown at them is something to consider when buying hair products?
I'm going to toast bread on the stove until it starts on fire to prove that bread is toxic.
I’m 36 years old and I have never thought once about how aerosol cans work. It just does. Now that you w explained how it does work….. I think it’s magic. You’re such a great broadcaster!! Thank you
That nurse was actually thinking: You're getting surgery, and you still can't put your phone down to settle for a minute and not think about work.
Fun fact for the Monat Huns: human heads aren’t the same as a lit candle 🕯
They're not??? Thank goodness! 😂
They’re not. Unless mom has a lit cigarette while spraying it on. Which I’ve seen happen. True story. 😉🤨
I’ve seen other creators talk about the “experiments” they do but the way you explained it made my little nerd heart happy. I’d always wondered why they did that when all dry shampoos are aerosol cans.
Re: the 2nd woman (in the hospital bed):
I was passionate about my job, too, before I retired (academic advisor at a College of Nursing). My supervisor had LITERALLY forbidden me to answer work emails over the weekend, or in the evenings. I'm sure she would have had words with me if I had answered emails from my hospital bed!
And I had paid vacation, sick, and bereavement time. And social security/retirement accounts that allowed me to retire.
Watching the Monat ladies do their fire “experiment” only made me think about going to the store with my dad just to buy Aquanet hairspray to use as igniter for the spud gun. 😁
So I’ve now watched billions of your videos and it’s fair to say I’m completely addicted. This MLM thing really fascinates me. But the real point I wanted to make is that your jump cuts in your editing are wonderful. It’s really very natural and you’re doing an excellent job! Keep up the good work taking down these huns!
DoTerra is a sponsor for the Utah Womens Gymnastics team which Mykayla was on. She’s still at the school so yeah she’s not gonna see that its bad.
Thank you for this connection I was not aware of!!! ❤️
Unfortunately a lot of the sports teams or groups in Utah are sponsored by MLMs in some way. We have some amazing “arts” groups/company’s/ programs (however you want to call the
Lol. I’m having a hard time trying to make sense) it kind of makes it difficult to want to put money into those businesses. Hale Center Theater is sponsored by doterra and young living. And I’m sure many more questionable companies. I just hope that by buying seasons tickets doesn’t mean I am supporting YL or Dot..
"We're gunna do some little science" will never stop being funny to me
11:09 she also called the propellants “accelerants” when the lady asked “why would you put butane in your shampoo?” Extra fear-mongering.
This reminds of the time when my mom and I were "got" by someone working a Dead Sea Minerals kiosk at the mall. We payed $25 for a nail buff that the sales rep convinced us "magically" made your nails shiny. Later, I found out that every 4-sided nail buff at Walmart does the same thing and is under $5. You live, you learn I guess lol.
I was had by a Dead Sea rep as well. I purchased the nail kit and the scrub that magically rubbed off layers of dead skin right before your eyes 👀 🙄.
I wonder now if I met one of those. This dude was bugging the hell out of my friend when we were 13 or so to the point where she felt like she had to get her nail buffed by him to make him leave her alone. But I think what really made him stop was when I (male) came over. I was also 13 but... the shift in his attitude was real. creep
Legit that was me and my mum to haha
Omg this brought back the memory of us going through the same thing years ago
Oh my gosh! I got that too but that was a really long time ago. Funny enough I still have it. I didn’t know they sold it other places.
$36 for a dry shampoo? 😱 What is Monat thinking. 🤦♀️
What is anyone who buys it or ANY way overly-priced Monat product thinking, too? 🙄
i won’t even buy the cheapest cruelty free dry shampoo unless it’s on sale bc it goes so quickly i could neverrrrr
Monat is thinking this is a great way to scam people out of more money!
The fact that the candle is covered in different "flammable" dry shampoos and doesn't burst into flames every time they re-light the candle proves that you yourself will not burst into flames when it's applied to your hair. 🤷🏻♀️
Yes! So true
Welcome back!! :)) Though for the first video, when Monat puts out the candle isn’t that also an indicator of the product being very heavy? I’d be very surprised if using that dry shampoo doesn’t result in white flakes though I’m not an expert 🙄
That’s an interesting point I hadn’t thought about!
Fun fact, the *first two* ingredients in Monat's dry shampoo are Tetrafluoropropene, Alcohol Denat. That second one is short for denatured alcohol. Both are _extremely_ flammable.
So just because it's not flaming for them doesn't mean it's not flammable.
I find it ironic that when they are at the consultants house they're filming in front of a no soliciting sign. You don't want people to come to your door trying to sell you trash, but you feel good about doing it to other people? Makes sense...
I need a no soliciting sign for my Facebook and Instagram.
Although I already knew the experiment they did was ridiculous, the way you explained that was literally perfect and helped me make even more sense of it. That’s one reason, among others, I’m subscribing! Love it.
Seriously, the reason these people aren’t all messed up from essential oils is because their essential oils are all diluted. Frankincense is NOT an oil u can put on your skin “neat” these ladies have so little clue of what an essential oil is it blows my mind sometimes. “It’s not made of chemicals” yes yes it is, and the way to figure out if an oil is of a good quality is by looking at its chemical composition. Which young living & its baby scam company doterra don’t provide. The things they say that “prove it’s better” are actually indications it’s worse. Well made essential oils are extremely strong & it’s not a good idea to just rub a dub on your skin.
Edit: did u know essential oils can & HAVE killed cats!! & these morons r saying some r safe for cats!! It’s not ok. Cats have died from this!!
Yeah the best oils and whatnot have a mass spec COA with names of compounds and molecular weighs
Thisss!!!!
You can use frankincense neat but yes, many you cannot.
And yes many are harmful for children (Wintergreen for example) and many are harmful for pets.
I once made the mistake of dabbing a little cinnamon oil on my inner wrist. When I finally stopped crying and removed the ice pack, I did a little research and learned exactly what you've said there: it's never a good idea to rub essential oils directly on one's skin. It was a good day and a half before the pain stopped completely, and over a week of soothing creams and lotions etc. for the redness to go away.
@@dqverify6797 I put undiluted tea tree oil on my skin once because someone had said it was good for boils. Burnt my skin pretty badly!
Great research on the dry shampoo! It's so fascinating researching how product technology works. I love learning.
I love learning too!
I refuse to believe they actually gave away $36 dry shampoo. What's the catch -- are they already huns too, and in on the lie? Or do they "get this free WHEN THEY SIGN UP.... with autoship?!" There's no friggin way they're giving anything away for actual free. 🙄
Maybe they have a bunch from buying rank 🤷🏻♀️
My friend's mom is a Norwex consultant and gives me soooooo much free stuff. I probably have $400 of Norwex product and have never spent a penny to get it.
@@jennifergeorge7280 yep! When you're in an mlm they encourage you to buy sooooo much product and to give it away to new people to get new customers because you have to "invest in your business."
Or it's a tiny sample bottle? Thats what I was picturing
The first "experiment" is so ridiculous, I don't get why they keep doing this. According to the Monat website, tetrafluoropropene is the propellant in their dry shampoo, and yes, it's extremely flammable. In addition, the second ingredient listed is alcohol denat which can severely dry out your skin. These reps are so full of shit.
Tetrafluoropropene is literally classed as “Highly flammable/irritant” 😂
Like are they trying to argue that using their dry shampoo would be the best option while your hair is on fire?
Oh man, I am a nurse and that conversation never happened. We’re in the middle of a pandemic, nurses don’t have time to converse with people like this about their jobs. That’s the social workers job.
Also, as if that nurse is 130? she is aware enough to know that people work from their phones? From CEOs to influencers and every mid level employee? WHAT? How is a whole ass nurse going to be impressed by an mlm?
So many lies.
Had plenty of time to do choreographed dances on Tiktok but not to have conversations. 🤔
I'm really tired of nurses lying about how busy the hospitals were. I worked in a hospital too and it was the most dead and quiet ive ever seen it. We had far less patients than usual since surgeries etc were canceled. Open beds everywhere.
@@ChristinaFromTH-camexactly
Oh please...there is only a handful of nurses that are doing everything, everyone else is just talking to other people and been lazy
I NEVER understood the candle and hairspray/dry shampoo experiment! Like you said, many aerosol sprays and everyday items are flammable. Heck, even hair by itself is extremely flammable! Also, there’s nothing in their experiment that represents the actual hair. Maybe they could spray some human hair extensions with the products and then see which one burns faster (or something like that). Nonetheless, hopefully no one’s hair is that close to an open flame in general.
I mean...I ALWAYS take a lighter to my head after applying dry shampoo. Doesn't everyone?
WTF come on! The stupidity of Monat and the reps.
Oh also as an ACTUAL scientist, your explanation was 🌟 chefs kiss 🌟 beautiful
Wooo thanks so much!
The blonde woman who is basically mom shaming: Sorry sweetheart I'm not taking any mumming advice from a woman who drives while using her cell phone.
"No Soliciting" in the window of an MLM hun... the irony is painful.
You are such a teacher at heart - I love that!
You’re so sweet. Thank you!!
I really love how clear you are with your thoughts and explanations Hannah, I really enjoyed this video. If you watch Always Marco’s Video with Robert FitzPatrick (the MLM expert) he’ll actually mention in the video that a company having no products is not an actual requirement of being a pyramid scheme, pyramid schemes can or cannot have products, but people don’t seem to understand that. Just like u said, there are product based pyramid schemes and whoever came up with the definition of a pyramid scheme being an illegal company that doesn’t sell services or products and so on, completely messed it up for everyone and makes so many people fall victim to MLM companies
Are these women attempting to demonstrate that flammable materials aren’t good for you? Because you can light rice cakes on fire and they’re still healthy 😂
Saltines burn quite entertainingly too. You end with a much smaller carbon replica of a cracker
Thank you for explaining that these people were trying to say that it makes your hair flammable. I genuinely could not figure out what the heck they were trying to say with that experiment.
Two things:
1. I appreciate that these ladies have the courage to go door to door to pitch the product. I think the way they did it was different which points to them putting effort into their work. This doesn't mean I'd want them to come to my door, I just appreciate their effort.
2. The experiment only makes sense if you are also going to whip your hair into an open flame. Or if you're a fire-dancer.
I'm about to be REAL annoying so my apologies 😂 but the product isn't flammable, so as SOON as it dries onto your hair, and the propellant is evaporated (which is pretty instant), your hair is not any more flammable than it is without the product in it. 😜
@@s0lastsummer7 That’s a great point!
Violating peoples privacy and personal space with BS ‘science’ experiments is not courageous.
I don't appreciate the effort at all because they put absolutely effort in to finding out if what they were doing made any sense. It's just misinformation, and they spread out too neighborhood children.
Ahhh, I've been re-bingeing your anti-mlm videos today so super excited for a new one 💓
Yay I hope you enjoy! ❤️
Oh, science. Thank you for the explanation of the propellants. Here’s what’s funny: they “randomly” chose dry shampoo to be the product they do an experiment with. Dry shampoo, the product itself, isn’t flammable, as you said. Hair spray, however, usually includes alcohol, which IS flammable, meaning the actual product, not the propellant that dissipates, can catch fire.. I’d put $ down that they deliberately didn’t do the experiment with hair spray - because then their specious argument would be transparent. Monat wouldn’t be any better than any other brand. But no, I’m sure it was a totally random product choice.
Yessss wow such a good point 👏🏼
@@McGrawsome I think other hair sprays are also not flammable just AFTER they've dried down. I know that's what my tresseme says -- it says to avoid open flames until it dries. Alcohol -- the flammable component-- evaporates away very quickly.
McKayla Skinner blocked Julie Jo for posting about her on her story and calling her out for promoting a pyramid scheme. McKayla said she's used it for years 🤷♀️
Oh dear lorddddd 😂😂😂😂
"If I had to learn about it, you do, too." You just summed up half of my required courses freshman year of college.
Also... 😭😭 If you use aerosol on a fire, it can follow the product back into the can and make it explode. Learned this when I got yelled at for using bug spray on a fire as a child - it's SUPER dangerous to do it, especially so close.
Good point! It's like pouring lighter fluid on an already lit flame/fire, too much risk of fire traveling up the line of fuel and into the container in your hand.
This video made it so clear why you’re a teacher. You explain things so eloquently and concisely. Please teach me my uni course 🙏🏻♥️
Omg you’re so sweet! 😂❤️
BeachBody and their classic mom shaming. I can’t. On top of that, they have an infamous activity tracker, the I affectionately renamed the “Harassment Tracker”, that tracks their daily activities throughout a week in which they must spend the bulk of their time on social media and other recruiting aspects. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
It’s a little ironic that they have a “no soliciting” sign on their window when they sell Monat.
And so do all of these other houses. It’s like these Monat girls missed that part.
I’m so glad you’re back and that you had a great Christmas! Your calm demeanor in your videos was such a nice break from my loud and chaotic family this Christmas season 😂
You are being so realistic and down-to earth about this stuff. Kudos to you.
The false equivalencies really get me. Legal does not mean ethical; just because you can scam someone without being prosecuted doesn't mean you should.
I hate the mom shaming bc as a kid whose parents didn’t go to my events bc they had to work (dad was in the army and deployed a lot and mom was basically a single mom at times doing her job) I don’t blame them nor do I feel neglected. It wasn’t bc they didn’t want too it’s called they was providing for me. So ya as a kid who survived those days I’m fine thanks for asking lol
Thank you for sharing this! So important ❤️
I've never gone on a school field trip. My daughter prefers it that way.
@@beckiehubley5798 there's only certain trips where parents were asked to go as assistance to the teachers I.E. taking the kids to a water park at the end of the school year my dad was usually a chaperone for those trips if he could get the day off from the police granted we went to Canobie Lake park which is in Salem New Hampshire
I had VERY busy parents growing up. Both worked 60ish hours a week. My brother and I got on the school bus at 6 am (rode it for around 2 hours every morning), got home between 3-8 pm depending on school events. My mom or dad were usually home around 7 pm. We made our own breakfast, got lunch at school, made our own after school snack, and often cooked our own dinner. I got myself up in the morning with an alarm. I had no one checking over my homework, doing my laundry the night before, or getting me out and down the driveway in the dead of winter in Northern Ohio while it was still dark. I told some older ladies this once and they seemed to think that I was a horrifically lonely and neglected child. My brother and I were very close and our parents loved us and enjoyed the time they DID spend with us. Quality over quantity I say,, and I grew up to be a confident, self-sufficient, independent adult. My brother and I are also both fantastic cooks and taught ourselves most of what we know. I'm VERY glad my parents were minimally involved in my personal or school life.
@@Melissamms I’m glad to hear this. My mom was over involved in my younger brothers life and now he is 18 years old, never had a job, not In school, can’t even cook an egg, and does 0 physical activity. It’s so hard to watch and we don’t have a good relationship because of this
I do believe she tried recruiting the nurse and she probably laughed and said ummm no abs came up with this ridiculous story .
Oh my gosh, thank you for the education on propellants. I love the approach you bring to the anti-mlm community. Also, I LOVE you sweater and your hair in this video!!
The irony of an MLM hun having a no soliciting sticker in their window lol
I’m so thankful I have the Monat huns to show me not to light my hair on fire when I use my dry shampoo!
I was about to comment on the irony of the “no soliciting” sign but I see everyone else has the same idea I’m having 🤣🤣🤣 we should put signs on our house that say “no huns allowed”
Really loved this video, Hannah! ☺️ The hun science explanation was perfect, gosh I was shocked that they played with fire in front of kids like that 😯
Thanks Tash!! I cannot deal with these ridiculous experiments 😂
Love all this content. Algorithm do your thing! ❤🎉❤. I just keep watching the numbers grow, girl!
Their over the top reactions to the dry shampoo propellants catching fire are so annoying. Also, the fact that they're wearing goggles, but left their hair loose is an interesting choice.
Happy New Year Hannah! 💛 I hope you had a lovely break. Also I am OBSESSED with your hair in this! 😍
I have two things to say about that first video:
1. I’ve never been more annoyed about Monat coming to Australia than I am right now. My family lost everything to a bushfire in 2003 and the thought of these huns running around with homemade flame throwers during our summer scares the absolute crap out of me!
2. I am married to a medical scientist and I wish you came as a “Google translate” kind of option so I can figure out what the heck he’s trying to say when he talks about his job 😂😂 you really are an incredible teacher!
Watching these huns immediately reminded me of the bloke who set the doors of Old Parliament House on fire. I wonder if he was a Monat hun
Happy New Year to you too!! The "Google translate" is killing me 😂 There are so many instances where I wish I had something like this too. Like, please explain this to me like I am in 2nd grade 😂
Hate that the huns have their safety goggles (one had a swim mask 🤣), but they have little kids sitting right there with nothing at all
The hypocrisy is strong with the No Soliciting signs 🤣🤣
Happy New Year Hannah!! 🥳 My daughter, who you remind me of, is a teacher so she reacted to the idiots with their fire experiment and it made me laugh.She said these are the same parents that would probably freakout if the teacher did this stunt!Well, the next video of the girl in pre-op trying to brag to the nurse made me react because as an RN who has worked surgical as well as recovery, I can say with confidence that the nurse was being nice while at the same time rolling her eyes with the need to post on social media in pre-op. That nurse was making more in an hour than the hun does in 6 mos! We can all prove it but the mlm reps will try to say I am wrong but never show proof. That isn't even taking into consideration overtime, holiday or even pay differential for night shifts. Great video as always, but got us both! Lol 😠😂❤
As a pampered Chet director for 15 years I guarantee her work before her surgery was trying to recruit the nurse. I did this shit. You’re taught leads are everywhere. I could wind any convo back to recruiting. Not kidding.
If someone told my kids “Good thing that wasn’t your mom’s head!” I would be livid!!
Same!! That was so inappropriate!! 😬
Flammable is subjective, hair itself is flammable.
the no soliciting sign on her door is so ironic lmao
I came across your channel a few weeks ago and I am OBSESSED with watching all your videos. I've been approached numerous times about joining mlm's and just never did because like why would I? I saw it for what it really was. thanks for doing what you do, love your videos 😁
THE NO SOLICITING SIGN IN THE WINDOW IS SO IRONIC IM DEADDDDD
They have no soliciting signs but do not have the self awareness to realize that THEY intrude on people by soliciting for recruitment and how hypocritical that is ..UGHHHHHH
Thank you sooo much for explaining the actual facts behind this! Can we see another experiment showing a product that doesn't make your hair fall out? 🤔
Congratulations on 13K !! And welcome back 🙌
Thanks Raychul!! ❤️ so happy to be back!
Imagine how shocked they would be if they knew exactly how flamable aerosolised powders actually are regardless of what propellant is used
You were so made to be a teacher. Your explanation for every story is fuh-nominal!! So intertaining while informative.
Kids go to their friend's house and see spray and will be like, "look at this trick I learned on my porch!"
These women are going to have these kids spraying their moms candles with dry shampoo.
The surgery one, ugh!!! I have Crohns/Colitis so I at least get a scope annually or bi-annually depending on how things are going. I don't work before or after and I don't feel guilty. I work one of those "corporate jobs". With health insurance.
Your corporate job allows you to rest before and after surgery?? Revolutionary!
"Is that safe for your mom's hair?"
Sweetie, your natural hair is extremely flammable. Product isn't going to change that.
When doing “experiments” with flames… pull your hair back! Holy crap! I’m so scared for their heads, let alone their house…
The monat propellant is also flammable, they're just spraying it onto the flame differently
Yay my upline is back 🥳
Ok i absolutely hate science (well I mean I love it but it is definitely very hard for me to grasp. In high school I had to take biology 3x, my sophomore and junior year and then a summer school) but I learned sk much with this first one and no, it wasnt boring. I actually got it. Great job hannah ❤
Thank you for recapping, for those of us who like to listen while we drive. 💛
I know this is an old vid, but I love how you braided your hair here. It makes me want to look up styling videos and give it a try.
Gooooosh! Who is buying those Monat products!?!? $36 for a SMALL dry shampoo...never! And I'm pretty particular about my hair and products but I would never spend that much.
They're "front porch experiment" is a straw man argument type situation. LOL