Despite having a higher pricepoint than places like shein, places like zara are still fast fashion. If you really are trying to help the environment, reduce sweatshop labor, etc., then one high thing that you can do is just keep your clothes for longer, no matter who you buy from. It'll reduce the demand for unethical clothing, reduce the waste that you produce from throwing out clothes, and save you a lot of money!
I think the most important part is trying to reduce our consumption in general, so keeping clothes for longer, not feeling like you should only use colors that go with the season, trying to reuse/ repurposed clothing, and buying used clothing.
also learn how to mend your own clothing! what helped me immensely to wear my clothing longer was learning how to alter it to make it fit better or look slightly different.
“Keep clothes for longer”, not to sound like a boomer, really not trying to 😬!!, but the fact that you need to spell that out for some people is astounding to me. Maybe it’s because I grew up poor, but my family never threw out clothes because they were “out of style”. We bought clothes that would endure all trends, i.e. jeans, t-shirts, blouses, sweaters, etc. If the clothes you want to buy are part of a “new” trend (there are no new trends) then either hold off or keep it for when the fashion comes back as “retro”. Or! Or, make better choices when buying clothes. Don’t buy shit that is clearly an illogical fad. If at any point you have to convince/second-guess yourself if it looks good, don’t buy it.
Zara doesn’t pay its garment workers a living wage and also has been shown to use child labor, so they really aren’t any better than shopping at Shein (I’m not sure about Topshop though). They also claim to be eco friendly and are “trying” to take sustainable steps, but it hasn’t really amounted to much it seems. Love the video!!
@@Arishika96 that's what they what you to think, but h and m isnt sustainable at all, it's all green washing. I am not judging anyone for buying it though, it's a better option than shein, because the clothes tend to be better quality and therefore last longer.
It's better shopping at Zara in the sense that their pieces are better quality and last longer, one of the biggest problems with shein is that the low quality means people buy it once and throw it away, the clothes aren't meant to last.
Hey! Zara is one of the most well known biggest fast fashion brand and their collections turn over is really really fast too, they’re just pricier because they have actual stores instead of selling online like Shein. London has tons of sustainable independent brands that are just a bit over Zara and Topshop in terms of prices so that might be something quite easy to look into? xx
@@jjjjennaa5821 If you have any independent brands you love and that cater to 12-14 let me know :) I always struggle to find smaller ethical brands that cater to bigger than 12 correctly (ie it fits properly) but I'd love to support more indie brands x
Yes I fully agree, the only benefit that can be said about Zara is that the price point, and the better quality makes it unlikely that you will wear their pieces once and throw them away, as is common with garments from Shein. So while they are the same in terms of ethics, I do think buying from places like Zara are slightly better, although of course the most sustainable thing you can do is just reduce your consumption.
Don’t get the Pat McGrath quads! You only get half the product and they aren’t anywhere as luxurious or luminous as anything else she’s come out with. Also the color stories are almost identical to the voyeuristic vixen and interstellar icon palettes.
I agree. I’m disappointed in how small the quads are this year compared to previous years. I know she reduced the price but these should have been in the $40 range imo.
Regarding Zara vs Shein, both companies are known for their terrible treatment of workers (essentially slave labor). However, you’re not wrong for preferring Zara. Shein is fast fashion 2.0, meaning that they turn out new designs at an unprecedented speed (having zero stores enables them to produce more clothes faster), with almost no quality control. Zara is original fast fashion. It’s certainly NOT an ethical company, but you’re going to find higher quality pieces from Zara than Shein, which will last longer, making them slightly less harmful to the environment. Buying fewer clothes - and higher quality clothes - is always the way to go.
Zara, h&m, topshop, uniqlo, all of those types of brands, are made in the same factories in Bangladesh and other poorer Asian countries. Shein is mostly made in China but the working conditions are the same. The workers are basically slaves. Shein uses a lot of illegal small factories and such. You could argue they are a tiny bit worse but the clothes have to be shipped all around the world and the workers dont have any rights regardless of which fast fashion company you look at
the way you worded this sounds as if you're saying any clothes made in "poorer asian countries" are "bad". they have factories and machines there that most other countries simply do not have, and there are ways to produce clothes ethically. there ARE factories that pay their workers a living wage, and we should support those. besides, the us for example forces prisoners to produce clothes and other stuff, for very very little money if any. so, the country it's made in does not automatically tell you how ethically it's made.
@@m_n_m7 I know that there are good factories but the ones they use are not those. There are no fast fashion brands that produce ethically. A lot of designer brands dont produce ethically either. The US is one of the worst western countries when it comes to human rights so ofc they would do that. This discussion is about unethical fast fashion brands, why would I bring up the better ones(that Im not super familiar with). Besides the clothes still has to be shipped all over the world so unless you live in that region or are visiting, you are still doing the world a disservice.
@@queenigelkotte you misunderstood my point. i never said that h&m or whatever use ethical labor. i said there are factories in asian countries that DO produce ethically, that “made in china” is not necessarily a sign of unethical labor. shipping is such a weird, unnecessary point to make. china especially specializes in garment manufacturing, other countries simply do not have the resources and factories to produce clothes like they do on a larger scale.
@@m_n_m7 I might have misunderstood your comment/point but your second comment did not make it any clearer. I dont understand what we are arguing about? We are agreeing??? Shipping is not a weird thing to bring up, it is highly relevant. You were saying we should support(buy) from the brands in those countries that produce ethically. That is not a good thing if you want to consume ethically. Unless you are completely ignorant of climate change. Yes China has a lot of factories that can mass produce clothes but thats not a good thing. Those factories are not the ethical ones
I swear to god, I was not gonna buy the Mario Lipsticks, but they had one shade named Amanda, and I was like “okay fine, I’m gonna get just that one” I ended up ordering 8 shades, I swear his formula, OMGGGGG is one of the best I’ve tried, so I would totally recommend them, also I feel like he just gets undertones right, like all of them looked soo flattering on my skin I was shook, because there’s always at least one that I’m like “meh” I loved all of them.
Hoenstly, it doesn't make any difference whether you buy from Shein or Zara... The only difference is that Zara is making more money out of it... But all of these brands are made in sweatshops. Same with even more expensive brands like Tommy Hilfigher for example...
IN MY OPINION, i would still rather buy h&m and zara than shein because the clothes last much longer. i choose nicer zara pieces, wait for a sale and then wear them for years and years. my sister's shein clothes are worn for two years max. i think longevity matters just as much as the way it's produced.
I saw so much hate regarding the basketball collection, but a friend of mine who’s obsessed with basketball and even traveled to miami for it got so excited when she saw this and she doesn’t even know which one to pick. US is a very basketball centric country, especially in LA which is where colourpop is. This isn’t that much out of left field for them.
I mean, as a former Zara employee I know that they conduct internal audits on the conditions in their factories, most of which are in Turkey. They make some more sustainable choices when it comes to their production, such as their dye processes and fabrics in their Join Life Collection. But I was still getting underpaid considering the amount of physical labor involved in their operations, so I’m sure their factories must be too, just not quite so slave-wagey. But ALSO #noethicalconsumptionundercapitalism
I try to limit my purchasing from retailers like Romwe and Shien, but if we are being honest, places like Forever 21, Target, Topshop and H&M also use fast fashion and slave labor, so no they really arent any better than those online retailers. Also, there is no ethical consumption under capitalism, I try my best but I am a broke college student who can't afford to buy all of my clothing from ethical slow fashion places, even if I would like to.
Shein is definitely not ethical in their treatment of workers (sweatshops) and very fast fashion which is bad for the environment. Their products are cheaply made and I personally believe that if you're looking for makeup or clothes, try to invest in more ethical companies because once you bought what you are looking for you are set. Especially if the quality is good, it will last you a longer time
Shein has good quality clothing though, I have pieces from them that has lasted me a year so far, and still going strong. That false narrative that it's not proper quality is annoying
Shein has mixed quality in my opinion. I have received some really nice dresses that are still in good condition a year later but I have also got some shitty quality stuff as well.
@@harshdeep8835 and that is absolutely disgusting but as a plus size, lower class, disabled person shein offers good quality, cute clothes in my size for relatively cheap prices. judge cleberities for buying from shein not people who have no other options. demand more from brands for price and size ranges, do not demand from those who have no other options.
lol that Makeup revolution Halloween x Simpsons collab was all over the place Rainbow, simpsons, halloween, like this could have been 3 separate themes altogether Creative team: okay so "themes" who has an idea Makeup Revolution: YES!
Be careful when order Pat McGrath. All of my palettes have been coming in broken. The holiday palette came in broken twice and I live blocks away from their New York fulfillment center. And it’s been happening with other people here as well
I got the pat McGrath for my bday last week and for £60 it’s fab! I also have one of the quads and the formulas are basically the same. I got it bc I really wanted the mattes and the packaging is still super luxurious like it’s heavy and the magnetic closure is great
I want to get my hands on the Lakers collection from colourpop but I’m still on a no buy for makeup this year so hopefully one day! I don’t have anything like that collection so I really want it
Rare beauty and haus labs liquid eyeliners are good, but I’m going to try the gel pot and eyeshadow method after they run out. I can’t keep getting my feelings hurt 😂
The haus labs palette was only available in selected countries which kind if goes against gaga wanting it to be accessible for everyone. Didn't really make sense
Have you tried any of Denessa Myricks stuff? I’m really into her color fix pigments. I picked up one and now I’m obsessed! I just picked up 5 more from Beautylish. I’m curious about her big palette now…..
This years pat holiday palette is not cardboard packaging it’s hard plastic in the middle and way more luxe than last years. It’s so good and I didn’t really like the color story till I used it
Maybe not more ethical manufacturing on topshop rather than shein however the quality is way better and it will last longer meaning you replace it less so I’d say it is more sustainable :)
As a plus size person who doesn't have a lot of money to spend, I buy off shien because it's the only place I can find cute and affordable clothes in my size :( anyone have any recommendations?
im not that knowledgeable in this so correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure h&m, zara, bershka, etc.. are the same as shein, they’re all fast fashion brands so i really dont get it when people hate shein and fast fashion and even hate on people for buying from shein when they buy from other ff brands like the ones i listed, it just feels like they dont actually care tbh
If you're struggling financially then there's no reason to buy new clothes regardless of the price. Go to goodwill or thrift shops to buy clothes there
im just wondering are you still buying pat mcgrath? as i know u have only bought crueltyfree brands in the past, and pat mcgrath aren't cf. don't mind if you are, but just thought id leave a comment so ur aware
It’s impossible to find any corporation that is 100% completely UNPROBLEMATIC. Someone would have to detach from society, live in the woods, be completely self-sustaining. Keep looking for companies to promote and someone is surely going to disappoint you. Everyone is free to make their own choices for their own reasons. It’s like supporting peta because you’re a vegetarian and then finding out that they have a more than 90% kill rate at their shelters. They don’t believe in pet ownership. In fact, they believe that Phoebe is better off dead than living in Angelika’s house. Any company you think is doing great for the world, someone else has a story to tell you otherwise. Corporations exist to make money. That’s it.
Could you do a project pan update or just show makeup that you have been liking recently?
Yea! I’ve been looking forward to some project pan vids
pleaseee!!!
YES PLEASE
Despite having a higher pricepoint than places like shein, places like zara are still fast fashion. If you really are trying to help the environment, reduce sweatshop labor, etc., then one high thing that you can do is just keep your clothes for longer, no matter who you buy from. It'll reduce the demand for unethical clothing, reduce the waste that you produce from throwing out clothes, and save you a lot of money!
I think the most important part is trying to reduce our consumption in general, so keeping clothes for longer, not feeling like you should only use colors that go with the season, trying to reuse/ repurposed clothing, and buying used clothing.
also learn how to mend your own clothing! what helped me immensely to wear my clothing longer was learning how to alter it to make it fit better or look slightly different.
“Keep clothes for longer”, not to sound like a boomer, really not trying to 😬!!, but the fact that you need to spell that out for some people is astounding to me. Maybe it’s because I grew up poor, but my family never threw out clothes because they were “out of style”. We bought clothes that would endure all trends, i.e. jeans, t-shirts, blouses, sweaters, etc. If the clothes you want to buy are part of a “new” trend (there are no new trends) then either hold off or keep it for when the fashion comes back as “retro”. Or! Or, make better choices when buying clothes. Don’t buy shit that is clearly an illogical fad. If at any point you have to convince/second-guess yourself if it looks good, don’t buy it.
Zara doesn’t pay its garment workers a living wage and also has been shown to use child labor, so they really aren’t any better than shopping at Shein (I’m not sure about Topshop though). They also claim to be eco friendly and are “trying” to take sustainable steps, but it hasn’t really amounted to much it seems. Love the video!!
thanks for saying that about zara. It needs to be known.
I like H&M. They are quite open about their policies and have a “conscious” line
@@Arishika96 that's what they what you to think, but h and m isnt sustainable at all, it's all green washing. I am not judging anyone for buying it though, it's a better option than shein, because the clothes tend to be better quality and therefore last longer.
It's better shopping at Zara in the sense that their pieces are better quality and last longer, one of the biggest problems with shein is that the low quality means people buy it once and throw it away, the clothes aren't meant to last.
that’s so sad!! 😭
Hey! Zara is one of the most well known biggest fast fashion brand and their collections turn over is really really fast too, they’re just pricier because they have actual stores instead of selling online like Shein. London has tons of sustainable independent brands that are just a bit over Zara and Topshop in terms of prices so that might be something quite easy to look into? xx
for context I study fashion in london 😅😢
@@jjjjennaa5821 If you have any independent brands you love and that cater to 12-14 let me know :) I always struggle to find smaller ethical brands that cater to bigger than 12 correctly (ie it fits properly) but I'd love to support more indie brands x
Yes I fully agree, the only benefit that can be said about Zara is that the price point, and the better quality makes it unlikely that you will wear their pieces once and throw them away, as is common with garments from Shein. So while they are the same in terms of ethics, I do think buying from places like Zara are slightly better, although of course the most sustainable thing you can do is just reduce your consumption.
Ever since I learned Zara steals art from indie artists, I've decided to just never shop there again
And that’s the least problematic thing they do soo not shopping there is a great decision
i just love how unapologetically honest you are about the products. i could watch you critique anything lol!
I know!! I lowkey wanna see her review other random stuff I would watch anything she talks ab 😂😂😂
Don’t get the Pat McGrath quads! You only get half the product and they aren’t anywhere as luxurious or luminous as anything else she’s come out with. Also the color stories are almost identical to the voyeuristic vixen and interstellar icon palettes.
I agree. I’m disappointed in how small the quads are this year compared to previous years. I know she reduced the price but these should have been in the $40 range imo.
Regarding Zara vs Shein, both companies are known for their terrible treatment of workers (essentially slave labor). However, you’re not wrong for preferring Zara. Shein is fast fashion 2.0, meaning that they turn out new designs at an unprecedented speed (having zero stores enables them to produce more clothes faster), with almost no quality control. Zara is original fast fashion. It’s certainly NOT an ethical company, but you’re going to find higher quality pieces from Zara than Shein, which will last longer, making them slightly less harmful to the environment. Buying fewer clothes - and higher quality clothes - is always the way to go.
Zara, h&m, topshop, uniqlo, all of those types of brands, are made in the same factories in Bangladesh and other poorer Asian countries. Shein is mostly made in China but the working conditions are the same. The workers are basically slaves. Shein uses a lot of illegal small factories and such. You could argue they are a tiny bit worse but the clothes have to be shipped all around the world and the workers dont have any rights regardless of which fast fashion company you look at
the way you worded this sounds as if you're saying any clothes made in "poorer asian countries" are "bad".
they have factories and machines there that most other countries simply do not have, and there are ways to produce clothes ethically. there ARE factories that pay their workers a living wage, and we should support those.
besides, the us for example forces prisoners to produce clothes and other stuff, for very very little money if any.
so, the country it's made in does not automatically tell you how ethically it's made.
@@m_n_m7 I know that there are good factories but the ones they use are not those. There are no fast fashion brands that produce ethically. A lot of designer brands dont produce ethically either. The US is one of the worst western countries when it comes to human rights so ofc they would do that.
This discussion is about unethical fast fashion brands, why would I bring up the better ones(that Im not super familiar with). Besides the clothes still has to be shipped all over the world so unless you live in that region or are visiting, you are still doing the world a disservice.
@@queenigelkotte you misunderstood my point. i never said that h&m or whatever use ethical labor. i said there are factories in asian countries that DO produce ethically, that “made in china” is not necessarily a sign of unethical labor.
shipping is such a weird, unnecessary point to make. china especially specializes in garment manufacturing, other countries simply do not have the resources and factories to produce clothes like they do on a larger scale.
@@m_n_m7 I might have misunderstood your comment/point but your second comment did not make it any clearer. I dont understand what we are arguing about? We are agreeing???
Shipping is not a weird thing to bring up, it is highly relevant. You were saying we should support(buy) from the brands in those countries that produce ethically. That is not a good thing if you want to consume ethically. Unless you are completely ignorant of climate change.
Yes China has a lot of factories that can mass produce clothes but thats not a good thing. Those factories are not the ethical ones
could you film a video where you try the glossier eyeshadows? have been thinking whether or not to get them…and i only trust you 🥺
Yes!!!!!!
“Fine I’ll have 3” my biggest issue hahaha
If you want last years one (celestial divinity) I still have one in complete packaging, they accidently sent me 2 of my order 😏
Can I just say how freaking excited I am for the makeup content??? I missed this so much
omgg i always love your anti-hauls
I would love to see you do a video on your top 3 of each makeup category like kathleenlights lights, tati etc
Yay new antihaul! Been missing your makeup content!
Yessss I have been waiting for your next Makeup I Won’t Buy video. Always saving us some $$$ 😂🥰
…Yet at the same time convincing me I need more after seeing every look you serve
Zara is literally one of the biggest and worst fast fashion brands. Zara and H&M are two of the biggest and worst
Ya forever 21 is one as well right?
I can’t wait to see you try the Glossier eyeshadows 😊
I swear to god, I was not gonna buy the Mario Lipsticks, but they had one shade named Amanda, and I was like “okay fine, I’m gonna get just that one” I ended up ordering 8 shades, I swear his formula, OMGGGGG is one of the best I’ve tried, so I would totally recommend them, also I feel like he just gets undertones right, like all of them looked soo flattering on my skin I was shook, because there’s always at least one that I’m like “meh” I loved all of them.
Yesss I’ve been waiting for this!
Hoenstly, it doesn't make any difference whether you buy from Shein or Zara... The only difference is that Zara is making more money out of it... But all of these brands are made in sweatshops. Same with even more expensive brands like Tommy Hilfigher for example...
IN MY OPINION, i would still rather buy h&m and zara than shein because the clothes last much longer. i choose nicer zara pieces, wait for a sale and then wear them for years and years. my sister's shein clothes are worn for two years max.
i think longevity matters just as much as the way it's produced.
i have zara blouses and jeans that are 10 years old and i still wear them lmao
I saw so much hate regarding the basketball collection, but a friend of mine who’s obsessed with basketball and even traveled to miami for it got so excited when she saw this and she doesn’t even know which one to pick. US is a very basketball centric country, especially in LA which is where colourpop is. This isn’t that much out of left field for them.
I've been missing these videos in my life. Thank you for showing me everything I shouldn't be buying lol
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS🥺🥰🥰
I mean, as a former Zara employee I know that they conduct internal audits on the conditions in their factories, most of which are in Turkey. They make some more sustainable choices when it comes to their production, such as their dye processes and fabrics in their Join Life Collection. But I was still getting underpaid considering the amount of physical labor involved in their operations, so I’m sure their factories must be too, just not quite so slave-wagey. But ALSO #noethicalconsumptionundercapitalism
I try to limit my purchasing from retailers like Romwe and Shien, but if we are being honest, places like Forever 21, Target, Topshop and H&M also use fast fashion and slave labor, so no they really arent any better than those online retailers. Also, there is no ethical consumption under capitalism, I try my best but I am a broke college student who can't afford to buy all of my clothing from ethical slow fashion places, even if I would like to.
Its bad, and I wish we could change the way that fashion works, but I highly doubt we will see a change in our lifetime.
Shein is definitely not ethical in their treatment of workers (sweatshops) and very fast fashion which is bad for the environment. Their products are cheaply made and I personally believe that if you're looking for makeup or clothes, try to invest in more ethical companies because once you bought what you are looking for you are set. Especially if the quality is good, it will last you a longer time
Shein has good quality clothing though, I have pieces from them that has lasted me a year so far, and still going strong. That false narrative that it's not proper quality is annoying
Shein has mixed quality in my opinion. I have received some really nice dresses that are still in good condition a year later but I have also got some shitty quality stuff as well.
@@harshdeep8835 and that is absolutely disgusting but as a plus size, lower class, disabled person shein offers good quality, cute clothes in my size for relatively cheap prices. judge cleberities for buying from shein not people who have no other options. demand more from brands for price and size ranges, do not demand from those who have no other options.
lol that Makeup revolution Halloween x Simpsons collab was all over the place
Rainbow, simpsons, halloween, like this could have been 3 separate themes altogether
Creative team: okay so "themes" who has an idea
Makeup Revolution: YES!
Be careful when order Pat McGrath. All of my palettes have been coming in broken. The holiday palette came in broken twice and I live blocks away from their New York fulfillment center. And it’s been happening with other people here as well
Oh damn that sucks!!! Considering HOW MUCH the products cost!
I got the pat McGrath for my bday last week and for £60 it’s fab! I also have one of the quads and the formulas are basically the same. I got it bc I really wanted the mattes and the packaging is still super luxurious like it’s heavy and the magnetic closure is great
I just finished your last vid & I feel so early 🥰♥️
Keep making these girl
I want to get my hands on the Lakers collection from colourpop but I’m still on a no buy for makeup this year so hopefully one day! I don’t have anything like that collection so I really want it
19:40 As a los angeles native I must pick the Lakers palette but I also like the color scheme of the Dallas Mavericks palette.💛💜💛💜
post notification ganggg
Colourpop and Sheglam should be looked at the same imo
i agree with the glamlite jeffree star thing, i had the same thought
love these videossss
This year as far as releases we’re so EH 😒 next year I’m only going to buy the things that I can’t resist
Rare beauty and haus labs liquid eyeliners are good, but I’m going to try the gel pot and eyeshadow method after they run out. I can’t keep getting my feelings hurt 😂
omgg i'm early heyyyyy:)
What do you think of the Jade v Beauty Bay palette? I think it's beautiful but I could never buy it because of how bloody big it is!
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Full face of em cosmetics plsss
The haus labs palette was only available in selected countries which kind if goes against gaga wanting it to be accessible for everyone. Didn't really make sense
I plan on spending nothing 😩💔 buuuuut I can dream!
this is the earliest i have ever been
I wish Luna beauty was sold in UK. That's one brand that I want to try badly
I missed the beauty videos
what did you think about the beauty bay x jade pallet?
Zara and topshop are fast fashion too
Hey Angelika do a video of makeup brands you don’t buy from.
Have you tried any of Denessa Myricks stuff? I’m really into her color fix pigments. I picked up one and now I’m obsessed! I just picked up 5 more from Beautylish. I’m curious about her big palette now…..
The nude colorfixes are so so so good
Have you thought about doing podcasts and just talking about different topics and life updates etc, I’d defo listen to then
This years pat holiday palette is not cardboard packaging it’s hard plastic in the middle and way more luxe than last years. It’s so good and I didn’t really like the color story till I used it
Maybe not more ethical manufacturing on topshop rather than shein however the quality is way better and it will last longer meaning you replace it less so I’d say it is more sustainable :)
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As a plus size person who doesn't have a lot of money to spend, I buy off shien because it's the only place I can find cute and affordable clothes in my size :( anyone have any recommendations?
Missed these vodeos
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this is my fav series
Shein is sooo cheap that I get worried on how they treat their employees. Are children working in them???
I love makeup so much but these constant releases are so not needed 🥺
im not that knowledgeable in this so correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure h&m, zara, bershka, etc.. are the same as shein, they’re all fast fashion brands so i really dont get it when people hate shein and fast fashion and even hate on people for buying from shein when they buy from other ff brands like the ones i listed, it just feels like they dont actually care tbh
Wayne Goss is way better than House Labs imo. His products incl the brushes are amazing.
Just Commenting for the algorithm 😃
Am I early today or is Angelika posting later than usual? :v Enjoy it anyway
If you're struggling financially then there's no reason to buy new clothes regardless of the price. Go to goodwill or thrift shops to buy clothes there
Commenting for engagement!
I thought the coffee pallet was decent the green looks like Starbucks. Clever way to sneak a color in
im just wondering are you still buying pat mcgrath? as i know u have only bought crueltyfree brands in the past, and pat mcgrath aren't cf. don't mind if you are, but just thought id leave a comment so ur aware
i doubt you'll see this comment seeing as this video was a few months ago, but what lip product are u wearing here ? so pretty
Zara doesn’t pay more for its workers, they just keep more for themselves…
Imo and from what I know zara and all of those are just as bad as bohoo and shein :)
why buy Pat McGrath a brand which is not cruelty free???
The new pat quads are meh. Don’t get them. Watch Morgan Turner’s review. Pans are smaller, packaging is not the regular and shades are not poppy
The Patrick Ta blushers would look terrible on me, they are all too dark/bright for this pale-skinned woman!
Theresa is dead reviewed the pm pallet and the packaging on this year's is better not cardboard with a sticker
zara is the same thing as shein unfortunately
Shein is way much better than Zara hm…..speaking of price and quality, and return policy and brand politics.
I don't understand why you're still making anti hauls if you're not making any other makeup content
6:50 funny how you mention about people’s wages and being ethical etc when you’re holding an iPhone in your hand. Hm.
It’s impossible to find any corporation that is 100% completely UNPROBLEMATIC.
Someone would have to detach from society, live in the woods, be completely self-sustaining.
Keep looking for companies to promote and someone is surely going to disappoint you.
Everyone is free to make their own choices for their own reasons.
It’s like supporting peta because you’re a vegetarian and then finding out that they have a more than 90% kill rate at their shelters. They don’t believe in pet ownership. In fact, they believe that Phoebe is better off dead than living in Angelika’s house.
Any company you think is doing great for the world, someone else has a story to tell you otherwise.
Corporations exist to make money. That’s it.