Fenty Hair Is Coming ... How Do We Feel About This? l Too Much Mouth
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talk about it hunny. the double standards for black women are crazy. and it really be our own folks hating sometimes
Rihanna did say years back that she's working on Fenty hair and everything from Fenty is always well thought out and executed
yes and her ingredient list/ marketing be top tier
Fenty is partly owned by lmvh (the biggest luxury brand company) so of course everything they come out with is well thought out. Of course the ingredients are good. Of coyrse there is some unethical sourcing
SPEAK ON IT!!! I say the same thing in conversations with people. People can afford wigs, sneakers, name brand clothes, $100+ fragrances but as soon as it comes to black women or black people in general “we gotta lower our prices.”
And it’s still a problem when the prices are lower cause now it’s “giving cheap”
preach Jordan
I feel it's because we don't believe in us. We don't feel we're worth it. Byproduct of self hatred.
Omg!!! Preach!!! As a black business owner it kiiiiilllllsssss me how people say “support black business”. But then expect Black owned businesses to jump through hoops and give away the house for free and then if not we get complaints and negative reviews. Very well said!
Now I will say some black owners also expect black consumers to tolerate certain treatment they wouldn’t do to others because there’s supposed to be familiarity there but I give a lil more grace cause these aren’t businesses being passed down for generations. They’re most likely new to this and learning as they go 🥴
@@Shanygne- but those business owners have already been consumers for some years so they should know what customers want just from their own experience alone.
And then when a business closes, they are the first ones to say blk people don't know how to run a business.
Very factual and people who aren't business owners do not understand what it takes for us to even get a seat at the bank.
@@Shanygne that is very true. That’s why it’s even harder for the reputable black business to prove themselves and why they deserve their price point. We are being compared to other black businesses who do not treat their consumers properly and are not professional. So that sets the consumers expectations low and they feel that the business should be giving away the house to get customers. Not really understanding all that goes on to provide a white glove experience for their customers. It’s a mess! We literally have to work twice as hard.
I was thinking hair bundles and wigs 😂
Me tooo😂 was really looking forward to them wigs. Anyway most likely it Would have been too expensive for me😅
Im here for Fenty hair. This makes sense to me
I’m buying it because I already have staples that are Fenty….. I feel like her brand reads the room and gives the people what they want
Goalposts will always move for Bey. Bey having a haircare line makes sense because her mom was a hairstylist and owned a salon in Houston lol.
I gave Cecred a try, im going to try Fenty Hair...simple as that!
Did you like Cecred?
@@SocialWorkDivaI recently placed an order for 4 more bottles of her hydrating shampoo. Her stuff genuinely works and my hair is the happiest it’s been probably ever.
These the same ppl who will go to their local beauty supply store (that’s not black owned) and buy whatever product off the shelf but not gone buy from fenty ? 🙃🙃 like you said the math is not mathing with their reasoning. Chileeee anyway, I’ll be buying and I’m hoping she has something for us loc girlies ☺️
And Mary j blige is literally THE rich auntie, that collab made perfect sense and it still sold out
Exactly!
Still buy from the beauty supply after being racially profiled at that
Get racially profiled at Louis Vuitton and STILL buy (still helping the store meet its quota still helping an employee make commission/keep their job) because you had to “prove a point”
@@Shanygne Pow ! That part ! Think they’re doing a thing but working in reverse 👏🏽👏🏽 Them folks don’t even want them in the store smh
@@ShanygneTHIS !!!!!!
Agreed . Also I’m a loc girlie
I feel like Fenty Hair was just a cash grab. It would’ve made more sense if it was hair dye because when I think of Rihanna I don’t think of “hair care”. I think of all the colors and cuts she has done. But, I am open to hearing how the products actually work for people.
Personally when I think of Rihanna I don't think hair, especially not hair care, which makes this a little odd but it makes sense given she already has skincare as well. If it was hair colour, or bundles I think I would be more onboard because I always associate Rih with her trend setting hair styles. Imma respectfuly pass on this one.
It’s a bit suspicious that black women who we’ve never seen their hair are selling natural hair care products. Products to maintain hair colour would be more apt
@@taii_chii6782 who is the black woman selling natural hair products whose hair natural hair you’ve never seen? Cause Beyoncé Rihanna Tracee taraji nor Gabrielle hell even Kenya Moore to name a few wouldn’t fall under that category.
Idk I think consumers are just exhausted by the amount of celebrity beauty, skin, and hair brands, it seems like another one comes out every other day and the constant push for "supporting your favs" can feel overwhelming especially when these products aren't necessarily novel or solving any problems
But the conversation isn’t just about celebrity brands and the concept of supporting brands that play in ur face while being extra critical of black owned brands isn’t new. And it’s not even really a question or push for why ur not supporting ur favs or ur own ppl but why ur so ready to be critical of things you haven’t even tried or seen from ur own ppl while simultaneously easily supporting others? Even others that have made you feel unwanted if not discreetly then directly?
I’ll wait for some *real* 4c reviews. Don’t have very high expectations for it tho as most celeb haircare brands are lackluster when it comes to that hair type
Most celeb haircare lines are promoted as Universal for everyone.
Definitely give a PATTERN a try. It works soooo good on tightly coiled hair❤
Rihanna was literally hair goals growing up. I remember wanting all her looks as a teenager
those were wigs sis.
Wig goals…
i don’t care enough about hair products to try it but i’m curious to hear what the girlies think when it drops👀
Same. I'm very much an "if it ain't broke don't fix it" kind of person, so unless the $6 drugstore products I like stop working or get discontinued, I'm all set. But I do like to watch a video or two of reviews of some of these celebrity products when they first come out.
There’s enough room for both ladies in this Industry. 💛
People are tired of celebrities doing money grabs and just doing whatever products that comes to there mind . I agree with everyone that said they expect hair extensions from her and I'm a Rihanna Stan. Sorry to agree with this one . Black Celebrities aren't exempt from criticism because they black . I use nothing but black owned hair products for me hair and my daughters however beyonce or Rhianna ones is a no buy for me . I'm more with black brands that are accessible to me for hair care. Im definitely one of the that look at owners before they get a dollar of my money once shea moisture became black founded and not black owned . I removed my coins from there pocket .
The gag is fenty beauty is not black owned anymore too she sold half of the company to LV
You said everything I thought. Some of the pushback isn't new considering it's the same critiques when Fenty Skin launched. "Oh, she's not an expert. She's a celeb who actually uses high price skin products and treatments to have perfect skin." So forth and so forth.
I think it's fair to say Rihanna has built a stable solid brand where it isn't just stans that buy the products. I also think it's fair to say she's built trust among consumers with both Fenty Beauty and Skin, so why would Fenty Hair be any different.
I won't be rushing out to buy any products, but I'm intrigued to see what she'll be offering.
You are speaking FACTS right now! We always try to talk ourselves out of supporting our own and will happily give our money/support to everyone else.
I'm gonna get a lot of hate for this but I'm no longer buying hair & skincare products that aren't from a salon range. Salon visits are too expensive to be letting these brands play in my hair. Many of these celebrity lines aren't remarkable & are essentially glorified drugstore products, probably worse. I don't think my decision stems from being anti-black woman, but I don't like when my existence as a black woman is used against me to make me participate in a hypercapitalist society. I'm sorry but being forced to participate in a capitalist society to prove our beauty/worth is not gonna liberate us. It actually puts a lot of pressure on us to support, in a way that white women or other races of women don't have to. I'm also tired of pocket-watching black people, like who cares how they spend their money? If buying a Louis V bag is what brings you happiness vs shilling out money to the beauty industry then that's your business. My solution to this is to just become a conscious shopper & shop based on my unique individual needs as a woman 1st, even though I'm a black woman, finding what works, sticking to it, & repurchasing, sometimes that means skipping out on things. I think celebrities, especially black women celebrities, are a little too comfortable marketing to us, while not addressing the individuality of black hair. Yea, Rih is going to make this "for all hair types" but you KNOW who the marketing team is betting on to support her, US. So yea, I say all that to say that black women creators aren't entitled to my money simply bc they are black women & are selling something to me. It has to truly be for me. Same as black men aren't entitled to me simply bc I'm black. These companies, brands, celebrities have to fight for our dollars. If she flops bc black women didn't support her then that's really not our problem, that's Rih & her marketing team's problem & they better come correct next time. But please let's stop acting like we are the least desirable & marketable race of women bc we aren't out here supporting brands like Cecred & Fenty Hair. It's deeper than hair. Do what you feel is best as always, but let's not get too political & "black woman this & that" about it bc they are billionaires at the end of the day & they will be alright if we don't buy their products.
Everything you said can be applied to most if not all major non black brands and y’all keep zeroing in on celebrity brand celebrity brand when I said it’s done to black brands/owners in general. And lol yeah white woman and women of other races aren’t pressured/feel the need to support their own or be more picky with who they support because they … already support their own/are the target audience for most of the brands. They are very rarely intentionally shown products/brands are not for them. Baby it’s ur money, spend it how you want but ppl who freely spend their money with brands that openly play in their face and then often complain about it (emphasis on then complain about it) but have a Declaration of Independence long reasons why they’re they’re skeptical and black owned brands to need to fight and prove etc. will always be weird and counterproductive to me and often times it rarely stops there.
So true. The whole ‘support black businesses’ sometimes is just a tag line people use to encourage black people to make them rich. Like you said it’s unlikely the hair products are something remarkable as she’s not a hair specialist so do what works for you. If it’s salon products great, beauty supply store great, Fenty hair great
Girl this rant was unnecessary and you have alot to unlearn and relearn. Black people in general just lack self awareness and would find the world of excuses to not support their own. Non black women don't feel pressured because they generally support their own races way more than they do other races. Ive been friends with mainly non black women and girl I've seen it. They naturally stick together and black people are mostly lagging behind. But whatever.
The irony is that other races of people are in fact VERY intentional about where they spend their money. That is exactly why they are where they are.
@@djlivvy46 lmaooo likeeee hellooo?? Very intentional where they spend their money very intentional who they befriend who they marry who they follow … who they vote for even if it’s not in their best interest. If they handed out invitations to the cookout to everybody too we wouldn’t have 99% of the problems we do in the world. 🥴
When I think hair care I don’t think about Rihanna… so I’m kinda surprised, I could understand her selling bundles & maybe something that helps take care of them though
I agree with you. I won't be purchasing unless the products are outstanding.
Malcolm X asked the question, “Who taught you to hate yourself?” Great video. Wish it could go viral.
Helloooo!! In every other conversation about the black community there are other black ppl with internalized anti blackness that derail the conversation or some type of advancement. Im not sure why ppl are arguing so hard that it wouldn’t exist in this conversation.
I can see Fenty home goods because when she came out with the signature style bras a few months ago she was posing on a Fenty comforter set!!! 😍😍
I have never bought from a celebrity hair care line, I’ll wait for your review in this
Serena’s skin tint looks good in store. If I can try Lancôme I can try hers 💁🏾
Let's be honest people are struggling financially, residing in their vehicles, food insecurities, etc,. Now, these so called celebrities are only interested in their economic security. Hence, eventually will choose themselves over makeup and wigs because this economy is tanking.
But ppl are still buying makeup and hair products. I’m not talking about ppl that are choosing to spend less in general because they’re spending less in general. I’m specifically talking about who are actively still buying and posting/promoting that they’re buying. Literally saw someone the other day do a storytime how they went Kendra Scott and after being racially profiled … still bought something from there. Which is the point will actively purchase from brands that don’t want you to/disrespect you but black designers have to prove why they’re worth your money.
@@Shanygne I understand your point. However, the fact remains people are financially struggling. And, at some point they will cease paying these exorbitant prices. Or will suffer the consequences of being homeless, residing in their vehicles, or in the streets with their makeup and wigs.
Business are here to make money, but the majority of celebs are just putting their name and face on a line. I would not be surprised if Rihanna helps with color selection and is part of the approval process because it needs to feel like it comes from her, and for the most part they do a good job with that, but she’s not in the kitchen whipping up shampoo and conditioner. Kendo is behind her brand and LVMH are behind them and they have an entire R&D team who develop and formulate these products. From my experience traditional beauty/hair brands really focus on ensuring the products work vs just trying to sell you on a celebrity name. Fenty was innovative in terms of the range of foundation they came out the gate with, but I haven’t been that impressed since then.
I agree with your take
Well any brand can slap their name onto anything and sell it to you if they have the money regardless of quality. The celebrity brands still have teams like the other brands though in place meant to ensure products are of quality too so shouldn’t it come down to what the actual brand puts out and not who’s behind it because with the same train of thought 2/3s of beauty executives in the beauty industry are men who don’t wear makeup don’t wear wigs don’t do wash n gos etc. they hire people who figure it out for them. The owner of Ebin Nee York is a man who’s employees have outed how the company feels and treats its main demographic yet there are bw still saying they’re not gonna stop using it. So that’s my point won’t stop giving money to companies that blatantly disrespect them but can name all the reasons they won’t buy something before even knowing what it is. Also my comments weren’t exclusive to celebrity owned brands it’s black owned brands in general. Black restaurants black entertainers, black content creators, small black businesses the list goes on.
Me too...well said ,,,l totaly agree
.....i applause Riri.......I don't care if she wears wigs or weave.......its called hair care.....lets support her......one of the well-kept secrets is that her counterparts wear wigs and weaves too!!!!!!
Exactly 💯
Applaud, verb. Applause is a noun. You applaud someone
You better preach….. I love how you broke it down for every category. It’s so sad that black creators and business owners have to be subjected to so much scrutiny.The fact that Beyoncé had to prove to the nay sayers that her hair was real was bull s..t
Ijs.
But really tho, why would you shoot a hair care ad, wearing a wig?🤔
Valid but it also sounds like the brand isn’t just natural hair care
I was thinking hair bundles. As long as her prices aren’t ridiculous for the size (*cough* Cecred *cough*) then I’ll buy and try. Her makeup and skin care has been great quality so idk why this wouldn’t be.
SPEAK ON IT!!!!! We have all these caveats for black owned biz and NONE for others. Btw WYN beauty is GREAT! We as in us need to think about why we have caveats and why we meet fenty and others with negativity. Someone benefits from that thinking and discourse and it ain’t us.
I’m gonna post about wyn, just got a lot going on right now.
I am intrigued and may try it. I love seeing more brands come out with products that work on natural hair so I will never mind more being made.
Honestly I would’ve liked to see her do extensions .. hair perfume, wig caps, swim caps, tracks, wig glue, gel, braid spray, etc. many of these companies use fragrance so I won’t be able to try it. But yeah, I want to see celebs do something different.
I do agree with this for the most part. But I do think there’s an additional layer. Generally speaking, I do think there’s a different and harder level of standards when a public figure or the owner is the face of their own brand. Even consider all the black products in Target, we grabbed Mielle, Camille rose, tgin, etc without seeing the owners hair but tph had some skepticism. I also don’t know if Fenty designer fashion line is the best example in this argument because it was stated it was discontinued due to low sales and speculated in articles that the low sales was due to her fan base largely not being the demographic for that price point. Nonetheless, imma test out this hair care line and don’t support the purely ignorant comments but to each their own.
No I mentioned Fentys designer line for a reason. Her fans weren’t her target audience for that line. Ppl that could afford luxury clothing were the target audience same way Ivy Parks target audience were athletic wearers not Beyoncé music listeners. Their celebrity would hopefully bring in costumers as well but they had specific target audiences just like other brands and just like savage x fenty has a different target audience than fenty beauty. I know fashion designers/stylists irl (black ones at that) that said Fenty was intentionally being ignored because they didn’t Rihanna coming into their space. Which is the same thing said about Kanye and Yeezy. Consumers who purchase from other lvmh brands were also saying they’re not spending that type of money on a fashion line from Rihanna. But Victoria Beckham and The Olsen twins have lines that costs 3x as much and The row gets recommended amongst bw in luxury fashion content often.
Also it’s done to black owned brands as a whole not just celebrity black owned brands. One person said something (incorrect) about the honeypot a few years back and hundreds of ppl took it and ran with it calling for ppl to stop buying it and for it to be taken off shelves to name an example.
Preachhhh. You called all the black people to the circle and told us bout ourselves. Everything you said was ok point
With the shade being throwed on RiRi imma jus say, "Got2be, Mielle, Combat gel, & Ebin." Now excuse me while I search for a pre order notification website for fenty hair❤️
I plan to try it. I have been very pleased with all my Fenty products, so I'm happy to give it a chance.
You tell ‘em sis ! I love, ❤ your business insights commentary. 🎉
I have the deep conditioner when it was being beta tested, it could have been better. I’m 4b low porosity. However,I like that the bottle has kinky hair for its demo/ instruction. Excited to see what else is coming out
I’m very excited for it to finally launch
I’m not buying Fenty hair, because I just suck in general at hair care. But Fenty hair care makes so much sense! How the hell does it not make sense!
Excellent video!!❤❤❤ I love your perspective!! I plan to try FentyHair products at some point!!
I'm definitely trying the products
I’m definitely all for it! I love my Fenty favz! I’m with you 100% speak the truth….
Girl, you spoke the truth in this video. And I love it.
I’m with you EXCEPT for the Serena part because honestly I had that thought to myself. It’s not about supporting black in her case it’s the fact I’ve literally never liked her makeup nor known her for her makeup looks. So it seems like a money grab in a field she hasn’t built a community in. That would be like buying a diet book from Lizzo. It’s not your crowd … or hell how about it’s like buying a book from me about how to be famous. Ion know nothin about that 😂 🤷🏽♀️
But Lizzo is actually very open and often documents her dieting because she’s trying to lose weight and I believe vegan or a vegetarian. And she is visibly losing weight so actually it would make sense to me to buy a book on dieting/weight loss from someone you actually see dieting and losing weight.
The problem is a lot of ppl equate healthy to body size so because she’s still plus sized she’s automatically deemed unteachable in the subject even though she’s gotta be pretty healthy and agile to sing and dance and a stage every night while playing a flute when a lot of skinny ppl can’t walk up a stair of flights without breathing hard.
All that to say women who wear/are able to keep makeup wigs etc on while performing high level competition could tell me a thing or two about makeup nails and hair and also something ppl were suggesting they do.
@@Shanygne I understand what you’re saying but just because someone has a lot of experience dieting doesn’t mean they should advise others if they haven’t been successful in it. She can advise me on how to fail. She is visibly slimming down but let’s not be naïve it’s the Ozempic trend that they are all on.
You always on point!!!❤😂
You made a HUGE POINT❤
I really enjoyed watching this video. You hit the nail on the head. FACTS! I’m here for the Fenty Hair. ❤
Thank you for saying what needs to be said !!
I was really hesitant on spending more money because cecred burned me bad. That mask and conditioner were NOT for my hair idk what science was talking about but fenty hair does do returns and the products that I have purchased before have been great quality so I had to give her a try.
I'm going to try it. Riri as a businesswoman puts out quality. She isn't just slapping her name on something or knocking off something and sensing it out!!
And THAT PART to the Balenciaga comment!
I'm super excited. i love all the products i have tried by Fenty. Plus I do my own hair always.
You nailed this! Subscribed! ✅
Good for her, I think, happy to support her, have used some great Fenty products 😊
Gurrrrl! I agree with you totally. As for me personally "Fenty Forever" 😂😂
I totally grew with you! I’ll try it just because it’s a black owned brand…and because it’s Fenty!
The way I see it, the people who are complaining that she will not do well in hair care because she wears wigs and weaves are the same people who don’t take care of their hair underneath their own wigs and weaves. If you wear protective styles often you know your hair still requires good products or it will dry up and break off.
Exactly!
I will be trying❤❤She does not need to show her natural hair. Self hate is real😢😢😢😢
You are correct. This behaviour is a legacy of slavery. We were taught to distrust each other ,not support each other and not to believe black is beautiful. We as a people are still struggling to overcome this bias we have toward our own people. I keep hope alive that we will overcome this attitude someday.
Slavery happened precisely because this behaviour already existed.
You just shut this whole conversation out !! THANK YOU
too me it's quite simple. If it's for you, make the purchase. If it's not, keep it pushing !!!!! The hate is REAL. Sweet geezus. People will support everyone except our own . My mother made "home made" cakes from scratch. Folks wanted them cakes but wanted to haggle the price and the thing is she didn't charge nowhere near what she should have. But when they went to the "other" business, they paid the high a$$ prices and then complained about how the cakes were "dry" and "tasteless". Lord, i just can"t.....
They be going to salt bae just so they can get a video of him sprinkling salt on $1k steak but the black owned restaurant chicken and waffles cost $50 and they chest get tight.
@@Shanygne 💯
Yes, speak on it. You are either going to support if you can, if not it's not in your price point then purchase what you can, wish that person well so you don't block your blessings with the negativity.❣❣❣❣ No one is forcing you to purchase these products. Keep it positive people.
This video NEEDS to have hundreds of thousands of views!!! So much Reality covered 💯✨
I agree on all points! 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
I'm not sure how I feel about it but I'm intrigued to see what products she puts for the fenty hair line. So I'm just waiting to see what comes!
You ATE this. These are the things that need to be said. The double standard is crazy when it comes to our skinfolk.
you betta preach girl ❤❤
Love it use your platform to speak 🗣️ the truth I totally agree with you
Preach.
Not 2 scoops of hair though 😂😂😂😂😂.
Her make up line are staples for me so I'm going to try it out. I've had such bad luck with hair care products ruining my hair and scalp so hoping this will be different!
I cannot even finish the video yet....I gotta come and say how much I love this young lady!!!! When folks come for you sideways in the comments on any of your platforms, please know that you have WAAAAAAAYYYYY more of us "Aunties" that 100% rock with you! You speak facts! You give it to the people blunt, HOW THEY NEED it and I am here for it. You are so incredibly correct on this. These are the reasons that our small female and black female owned business get lost and eventually fall by the wayside because our own people got to critique every single thing instead of show support! When they are this critical about celebrity and proven their products are good it shows how the small black female owned businesses can't stand the test of time. And if your pockets can't show support right now, save up and hit up a sale or do whatever, and if you can't even do that-then support with uplifting our people for a doggone change. Stop looking for the bad and see the good that is staring you in the face. The MJ boots may not have been in my budget at the first go round but they may be if she does another release around holiday season. We invest where we truly want to invest and that is just a fact. I would buy MJ boots before I spend $2500-$5000 on a Chanel bag but that is just me. (Truthfully, my handbag budget is more like Marc Jacobs, Coach, Tory Burch so only if somebody sends their rich Uncle my way will I have a Chanel bag..LMBO!!!) And if Fenty has a shampoo or a good conditioner or hair mask that can help me manage this thick a$$ natural hair of mine, I'm gonna give that a try too because I have tried other not so cheap brands at Sephora like the Olaplex and Ouai. So, Miss ma'am, please keep being unapologetically you because we love you out here!!!!!!
Emphasis on fall by the wayside! Then when I make a video announcing that a black owned business shut down everyone starts listing what they could have done differently when most of the times the ultimate reason for them closing was a lack of sales/funding which most bobs can’t get to begin with 🥴
Great points!
Please review the Elf Soft Glam Foundation! 🔥
When it came to Mary J.’s collaboration with Giuseppe Zanotti, it was no surprise to me that that collaboration came because if you are a true Mary fan, she always sang about her Giuseppe’s! I expected nothing less. The fact that people said that about the boots was not a surprise, neither was it a surprise that they sold out.
As far as Rihanna doing Fenty Hair, do it. Please do it. We are our own worse enemies at times. Just as sure as they will go buy Olaplex, they can support Rih like they did Bey, Taraji, and Tracee just to name a few. If not, hey, it’s cool. It’s your choice, and your coin. ❤
IT'S BEEN THE MEN. 😂😂😂
THEY IS THE PROBLEM!!
Yes, yes, yes!!!! She said what she said, and it's all FACTS. PERIOD!!!!!
Preachhhh. You called all the black people to the circle and told us bout ourselves. Everything you said was on point
I have no interest in Fenty Hair personally but looking forward to the reviews.
It’s just hilarious watching people now making excuses and have open mind for promoting haircare products wearing weaves/wigs and showing pictures of wig/weaves.
I will say that I’m glad more conversation is happening about the instant “hate train” anytime celeb BW launch anything. And it’s always from BW, like it’s fine if you don’t want to buy cool, but purposely trying to sink brands before they launch is disgusting. They tried it with Cecred and WYN and I’m glad both brands have prevailed. Especially because both founders didn’t make their brand selling point on “relatability” but rather product functionality.
Great point!!!!!! Thank you for breaking down this nuance down. There is such a double standard when it comes to black people. Black people have to continuously prove and drop receipts as to why we should buy or trust their expertise. Damned if you do dammed if you don’t
I recently saw a Fenty ad that appeared to be promoting some Fenty Fashion. And I thought it makes sense for Rhianna to swing back and try to get her fashion brand popping again. After all she's a business woman/owner. It's not that deep
I'm like 10 seconds in but I love most things Fenty I've tried, Hella Thicc mascara is so good for me, looking like bambi most of the time since I've found it. Im in.
I won’t be buying this one either since I have so much hair stuff already, but I do think it makes much more sense for her brand because she already has the beauty line and this will be another arm of that and probable sold at Sephora.
Points. Were. Made 👏👏👏
Yessss…. You preaching today!!! Pass the collection plate
Tell it Shanygne, tell it. So many bossy people about these random requirements.for the launches.
lmao i know the higher ups at fenty were punching the air when cecred was announced first😂
I don’t think so, I don’t think that the two brands are in competition. If we’re being honest the Cecred buzz has died down although the products are good. I feel like this brand is going the route of Pattern beauty as far as feel.
I don’t think so, I don’t think that the two brands are in competition. If we’re being honest the Cecred buzz has died down although the products are good. I feel like this brand is going the route of Pattern beauty as far as feel.
@@seetouchtaste i mostly meant it as a joke haha but i think you’re right!
Can't not wait for the strengthen hair products my hair sheds so bad
You spoke so much truth here!!! Loved it!!!
Listen I pretty much have every gloss bomb that came out, all body care, all skin care. So yes I will be getting hair care as well
You read the girls, and I totally agree
We are our own people downfall.
They always will have one standard for Beyoncé in all her achievements and proving herself time and time again. I can’t count how many times I heard “well it’s not that I don’t like Beyoncé, I just haven’t seen her real hair” no…you’ve seen it and since she’s not bald like you and your mama you have these excuses. Rihanna has worn more extravagant wigs than any artist maybe only behind Nicki Minaj. Even her short haircuts were wigs. Let’s stop with the bs
You made excellent points!!!! As far as Fenty Hair....it's hair care products! We buy hair care products ALL THE TIME, and as you stated, we are not doing deep research on those owners, we just buy it. Rhianna HAS proven herself as a conscious business owner.
It's one thing to decide you don't want to spend your money on a brand but our community is the only community to go out of our way on our social media soap boxes and announce to the world that we aren't going to support each other. We need to do better.
I agree 100% with everything you said
I signed up too I’m interested to see what it has to offer
lol 😂. I love 💕 your apathetic responses. ❤❤
You make some very good points.....I'm not trying Fenty Hair tho lol