I think the emphasis has been on “Well do they have a wide range of foundation and concealer shades” for so long that, that’s all some brands care about when it comes to diversity. But Black people don’t only wear foundation and concealer so are we included in your entire brand or only the parts that you think people will look at? Like we want blushes, powders, bronzers, eyeshadows, etc and we want them at a colourpop price too.
I think Colourpop especially has been skating by with their foundation range. They were one of the first to release a diverse range and i feel like they keep going back to it. Whenever backlash gets too much they release a something like foundation or concealer
@@Zelda_Kitty yes the problem is that although they have a million different eye shadows and blushes, they are all meant for a light-to-medium skin toned person - which excludes a huge number of people. as another extremely pale person, i agree that while there are lots of things in general that don't really work for us, we can always put a very small amount of something too dark and it will still work ok. when products don't come in deep or pigmented enough shades, darker-skinned people literally can't use them. think about the last time you saw a bronzer or contour shade deep enough to function as such for someone with an extremely deep skin tone - even if a brand has a very extensive foundation shade range, they often will not have bronzer or contour that is even as deep as the deepest foundation. that doesn't work for deep skin. if a person matches the deepest shade of a complexion product, they can't even just use the next darkest shade for bronzer like any lighter person can. with blush and eyeshadow, if shades are too light or don't have strong enough pigment, they will either look gray and ashy or will not show up at all. someone with deep skin could get a neutral or 'smokey' type palette and the darkest shade might not even be as deep as their skintone, which is useless as a crease or liner shade. hopefully this helps. eta: a word
@@emilymiller8562 it's exactly the same with natasha denona. and what i've noticed with smokeyglow is that the perfectly good points she makes on some brands,she completely throws out the window for her favourite brands.
Hourglass had the audacity to use a gorgeous woc in their latest palette images and there’s no f-ing way those colors would work for her. The reviews on Ulta are roasting them.
Seemab Im scared I don’t want to see them go up to the level of nyx people see it as drugstore but the price point is like 20$ or more for some things they offer (they do have some cheaper items but it’s still wild) I don’t want colourpop to become that Altho they still aren’t usually I wait for a good sale to buy from them but now I’m not always interested in the releases
ThePandoricaOfFandoms yeah exactly! I don’t own any nyx myself but it kinda bugs me to see RUclipsrs calling them drugstore when if you go on their website they charge like even $30 for a palette?
I’m sure the glitter is biodegradable? I don’t think she even uses glitter w plastic in it at all because she cares about the environment so I find it very hard to believe that her own products would contain it.
Dude, that's sweet! I kinda got my boyfriend into makeup. He doesn't wear it but when I'm depressed there have been a few times he's bought me eye shadow palettes to be sweet! We've been together for almost 11 years!
Jessica Gunter I hope so! I’m pale so I liked the pastel trend in theory but anyways most of colourpops pastels didn’t get the best reviews (tie dye had glitters candy land and sailor moon were meh quality I heard and had those dang micro glitters ). But imo if you are gonna branch into pastels try releasing brights at the same time like don’t ignore darker skin tones I loved that midas did a pastel 6 pan I think it was and did one paler and one brighter version
I’m also at a point where I’m just kind of done with Colourpop, especially after the lack of action following the ColourpopMeBlack hashtag and watching Amanda’s video where she went on the website and showed just how many products for deeper skin tones that have been discontinued and the obvious lack of options for her, *especially* when it comes to collections and products that they’re promoting a lot. It feels like they’re just doing the bare minimum by trying to be inclusive with products that other brands have been massively called out on before (foundation and concealer), but not caring about making any other type of product inclusive because people aren’t calling it out as much - which I hope is starting to change. Like, making a decent foundations range doesn’t really mean anything when you then turn around and don’t bother making other products that will show up on all those shades.
This!!!! I feel the same way. They can manage to pump out products several times a week yet can’t manage to make hardly any of them inclusive?? so done with them!!! 👋🏼
You touched on my sore point with colourpop. If they can snap their fingers and a collection appears 9 days later, they should be able make products for black people on command
Body milk just reminds me of David Rose when he gets offended by so many people asking if they can drink it... "It's BODY MILK! Its milk! For your body!" 😂
(for context I'm Black) When I started getting into makeup was like mmmm 2019-early 2020. I really really wanted to buy stuff from colourpop bc the hype was intense, but I was between jobs/ starting a new one at the time. So i planned that when I started my new job and got my paycheck, i would do xyz, and allow in my budget whatever the amount of money it is to get free shipping. I finally got my money and hopped on the website and the more I scrolled through the more disappointed I was bc I was afraid nothing I saw (i was mostly looking at eyeshadow palettes) would really work for me. Since then I've gone through the website with the intention to buy several times, including this past black friday, and lose interest more every time. I'm now (edit, before this said "not" lol huge difference) at the point where I just have completely lost interest in them as a brand. My reaction seeing their launches (Kristi's collection respectfully not included) is "this is not for me" as in they do not want my business.
I feel the same way! I’m Latina and my skin is tan. I’m always side-eyeing their collections because most of the colors look they wouldn’t show up on my skin -tone. So stinking disappointing. Like they’re so big they have the money to do better😕
@@mae8016 exactly! Or even light and dark versions of blushes. It couldn’t be that hard to deepen the same tones up!! Come on! If an indie brand can do it, why not cp???
@@The_C_Word yeah also not just discontinuing deep shades. the excuse of the company is always "it wasnt selling, so we pulled it." but if you dont even market the products to the tarfet demographics, can you call that an attempt to sell? i dont think so. i think they probably dont have many POC working for them, because if they did, this wouldnt be happening. i think it's time for Colourpop to "pull up or shut up"
SEE I'm so glad you're talking about the issue with colourpop not acknowledging their lack of inclusivity when it comes to deeper skintones. I feel like I've been thinking this for quite a bit now, but haven't seen a lot of influencers talking about it. I really hope it gets addressed.
haven't been this early for a video in a while, just dropping a comment to remind you that you're very much a blessing of genuineness! thank you hannah, you're growing as a person, as a creator, and im glad you share that with us.
How about the fact that the 4 eyeshadow quads from colourpop look like they went back to all of their other palettes and pulled 4 colors from them? It’s all been done and redone by them...I wish they’d focus on restocking the products people actually want...raw beauty Kristi...hello? What’s the point of an email me button if your never going to email me with a restock?!
Wild Child is the name of the black girl collection?!?! K. I don’t know why I’ve never noticed that Colourpop was racist. Thanks for bringing that to light.
Tbh it’s not even a good collection for darker complexions. :/ The blushes are not for deeper skin at all and the palette is literally just the Brown Sugar with a pressed glitter (Brown Sugar was the only nude palette for deep complexions and they discontinued it. Now I see why) they really think black people will just take whatever they throw out. Disgusting.
@@GravityFallsUp I thought that the blushes were highlighters, I think that a deep berry and a warm deep brown would've been better and beautiful, Colourpop is not putting thought into their collections
Everything is a pass for me lately 😂 I was hyped about the Animal crossing collection, but then I was disappointed by it sooooo I guess I'm on an accidental no buy?
@@annuh6460 I agree! It's like mini versions of they 9 pans, like why would I get that?! And the fact that there's not one Celeste shade in that quad, blasphemy!
I'm over here ready to spend my money on Animal Crossing makeup, but it's all so meh. If the lip tints were lipsticks, I'd want them so bad. But I don't feel like paying for something that barely gives color to my lips. Especially because most of them are so light, they'd probably look exactly the same on your lips
@@TheEvilOreo I also feel like the colours are so... Meh? If they had a collection of lipsticks inspired by the colours of the flowers in game, that's would've been fire. Even the blushes are not vibrant enough compared to the flowers they're inspired by.
I think loving periwinkle is like "fight club". There are a lot of us, we just don't speak of it for whatever reason. (I'm sleep deprived but I love periwinkle.)
why did they name the one palette pandered towards my people “wild child”? why do brands always think of the jungle when they think of making products geared towards black people? it’s gross! like i like the palette and i know it would work for my skintone, but what about my people darker than me? i just have a weird taste in my mouth about it. when is enough? what happened to trying to be better about being inclusive? was that BLM hype last summer more simple pandering? i’m just tired.
even as a white person, when i saw the wild child collection marketed as dark neutral collection, I was like "so a collection for people with deeper skintones is an animal/jungle collection? A liitttllee weird to do."
I noticed that too. That’s so disrespectful to people with darker skin tones and it feels so half assed cause people have been telling them to be more inclusive for so long now and that’s what they come up with? Sad.
I believe the YSL "lipstick maker" is one of the Perso devices that L'Oreal (parent company) is launching. I remember them saying it was a breakthrough in beauty technology when I worked there. It's supposed to work with the Modiface tech they aquired that lets you customize makeup to your skin tone and try it on virtually first. I'm surprised they launched it separately as YSL branded device though
About the Colourpop situation... I'm Latina, right between medium and deep skin. I've never bought a single eyeshadow pallette from them because most of the colors won't show up on me. I'm actually surprised to see so many white people talking about how much they love CP given the fact that all that I hear from the BIPOC beauty community it that the eyeshadows not only don't show on their skin, but also that the formula isn't really that great. I've heard the eyeshadows are very ashy and pale. I won't buy an eyeshadow pallette that seems to have only 2 colors I can use and will show up correctly on my face
Honestly, a lot of their colors aren't even good for a good chunk of white people. I bought from their Sailor Moon collection recently and selected the "darker" blush and lipgloss sets because I need muted/saturated colors. (I'm fair skinned; I often buy the lightest to second to lightest neutral foundation in any given foundation range. I mean, I'm white girl defined: blue eyes, light brown hair, pale skin with freckles) and I can't really pull them off. They're still too bright and light to look good on me. I could maybe wear them if I wore a light blonde wig and tons of foundation.
I used to pick off my nail polish almost immediately too because of anxiety and the only thing that made me stop was switching to nail powders because it’s so difficult to get off, especially the first few days you have it on 😂
@@akirner7 there might be better brands out there but my sister let me try some of her Rossi Nails powders (+ the start kit that has a primer, base coat, activator and top coat) and I really liked them so that’s what I’ve been using! It’s a bit of a process putting it on and you gotta have some patience, especially in the beginning when you’ve never done it before, but once it’s on it usually lasts about 3 weeks on me 😊
The Anastasia highlighter got me for the first time in forever because there is this subtle gold tone that like shifted when they swatched it on different skin tones. Something about how it looked like it almost adjusted to the persons skin made me more excited about it.
@@Kizzabell yeah eventually after I contacted them. Otherwise they had no plans of doing so lol. I still lost money due to PayPal pound to dollar conversion fees tho :(
I am so tired of colourpop. I loved loved them at one point but I’m getting tired of them launching new stuff every week, instead of restocking sold out inventory. It breaks my hearts that people with deeper complexions are excluded from makeup that they may actually have bought if it would’ve been made to include them.
No matter how much Wet n Wild and L.A. Girl step up their brands, I am always going to think of them as the dollar store makeup my mom wouldn't let me buy bc (she said) it was bad for my skin
There are a lot of American brands in these videos that I can’t get in the UK without paying way too much in shipping and customs charges. I’d come to terms with that. But now the UK has left the EU and I can’t get European indie brands anymore either!! I’m in mourning.
The Tartlette palette looks fine, but I don’t understand why they named it “Juicy”. And then all the promo pictures are very floral. It’s confusing to me.
I spent this entire video absolutely in love with your look. You always look great, obviously, but there's just something about the shape and style of your glasses with the flow hair.... Stunning
Can you please do an evaluation of the Kardashians video? You mentioned thinking about it recently and I’m really looking forward to it. (Mostly because I don’t know much about them or their history, but I’ve always been curious how they got to where they are today. )
There is a 9 pan version of the tartelette eyeshadow! Over the holidays I bought a 3pack of 9 pan shadows from them (for me and friends to split). They had a 9 pan version of this, "So Juicy" and "toasted" it was perfectly curated too!!
Color pop I’m about to unfollow them on Instagram because it feels like they use the same models aka the James Charles look alike. The dude is super talented but they keep using him I want to see more people than the same 3.
Wow, that Natasha Denona collection is super cute! I totally agree on using stuff that I already own instead of buying new stuff, I did a lot of that during 2020 and saved a ton of money and generated less waste.
i love colourpops monochromatic rainbow palettes as a brown girl! i dont understand why they cant make all of their collections with that range + more. i would love to have a blush from them but tbh even those deeper ones dont seem like it would look good on me
Love the colour story of the Kaleidos x Angie palette! About the YSL lipstick machine...It does sound cool but I'm pretty sure you can just go and buy 3 YSL shades you like and mix them yourself either on a glass palette or while you apply them
the anastasia highlighter is so pretty in person !! it's very glittery, but it has a gold shift and isn't just a whitecast. you could definitely find comparable highlighters with smaller brands though.
This isn't fully an Auric/Sam issue but I most recently noticed on the product reveal post on trendmood: It left a bad taste in my mouth that whenever a person of color was skeptical about the products (or just mentioned that it was weird how many White people were calling them inclusive. Which is weird, not because the products themselves are or are not, but bc I don't trust a person who hasn't worked on dark skin to know what will work for dark skin.) they were being attacked by stans. Like...If you're trying to say your fav is inclusive or not racist, being racist on their behalf does not reflect well on them or their community. I saw they same thing (well, similar but much worse thing) happen with another youtuber recently where they were in a scandal for being racist and their fans were in the comments on Black people's videos spewing hate to defend them.
Yeah that’s super gross. Like if Sam really wants to be inclusive then she’ll probably be fine with getting that feedback, it’ll help her release better products in the future
@@AmandaBabyyyyy the whole point of the comment I was replying to was that if a person of color (which I am not) says the line isn’t inclusive enough, it’s not the place of Sam’s white fans to say it is. It looks pretty inclusive to me, I was just commenting on the fact that those types of comments should really only serve to make the brand better if they’re really striving for inclusivity. Fans are really doing the brand a disservice by being overly defensive about it
@@AmandaBabyyyyy I don't know and that was not the point I was making (as Caroline pointed out ty i appreciate). But bc I feel like it I'll give my opinion. Personally when I look at a brand, esp a new one what I value in complexion products is range over numbers. So If a foundation comes in like 6 shades but they have an even gradient from light to dark and they expand shades in between and undertones, that means more to me than if they launch with 25 mostly light shades with 2 dark ones tossed on the end and expand the darker ones as an afterthought. The Auric things aren't foundations anyway, but despite there being only a few, they looked good to me. I'd like to see reviews bc the color in the bottle can be deceiving, but I personally didn't have a problem with them right off the bat.
I bought the Tartelette Juicy palette as well and I am loving it. I saw it and knew I'd get use out of most of the colors so I splurged. I love pinks, peaches, and browns so it was right up my alley.
I feel like brands whenever they put out a neutrals palette they should breaking it in to 9 pans with each pan being for a different shade. With this there won’t be shadows wasted bc dark skin buyers can’t use them and they would make more money on the girls that want to use every shade in the collection
what i love about the ND mini love palette is that it has different shades from the large ND love palette but has the same vibes. because if you already have the love palette, you can still get the small one and not feel like you got the exact same shades twice
I'm actually really surprised you didn't like that Violet Voss palette, because as soon as it flashed on the screen I thought it looked like the mock-up of the Tarte palette you showed earlier, LOL. I totally agree they need to branch out though. Everytime I hear about launches from them, it's just eyeshadow. I also want to say that I agree with you about Colourpop. If they can't start being more inclusive and not in a lazy way, I won't buy from them anymore.
I just started the first day of my last semester of college. I spent all day working ahead and I’m stressed. This video is exactly what I needed to unwind before bed. Thanks for the good content :)
I have been bingeing your old “Trying to look like an IG model” videos, which was before my time on your channel. I LOVE THEM! Why don’t you do them anymore??! They’re hilarious!🤍
No hate, but it’s so hard when influencers cut out shades that others would find useful, ie. the Tartlette palette. The shades you chose were on the warmer spectrum and wouldn’t necessarily accommodate all skin tones. I felt this too when so many influencers thought that the medium range of Beauty Blender’s Foundation was redundant. Some of us have needed those shades. 💕
I think the emphasis has been on “Well do they have a wide range of foundation and concealer shades” for so long that, that’s all some brands care about when it comes to diversity. But Black people don’t only wear foundation and concealer so are we included in your entire brand or only the parts that you think people will look at? Like we want blushes, powders, bronzers, eyeshadows, etc and we want them at a colourpop price too.
I think Colourpop especially has been skating by with their foundation range. They were one of the first to release a diverse range and i feel like they keep going back to it. Whenever backlash gets too much they release a something like foundation or concealer
This is such a good point!
@@Zelda_Kitty yes the problem is that although they have a million different eye shadows and blushes, they are all meant for a light-to-medium skin toned person - which excludes a huge number of people. as another extremely pale person, i agree that while there are lots of things in general that don't really work for us, we can always put a very small amount of something too dark and it will still work ok. when products don't come in deep or pigmented enough shades, darker-skinned people literally can't use them. think about the last time you saw a bronzer or contour shade deep enough to function as such for someone with an extremely deep skin tone - even if a brand has a very extensive foundation shade range, they often will not have bronzer or contour that is even as deep as the deepest foundation. that doesn't work for deep skin. if a person matches the deepest shade of a complexion product, they can't even just use the next darkest shade for bronzer like any lighter person can. with blush and eyeshadow, if shades are too light or don't have strong enough pigment, they will either look gray and ashy or will not show up at all. someone with deep skin could get a neutral or 'smokey' type palette and the darkest shade might not even be as deep as their skintone, which is useless as a crease or liner shade. hopefully this helps.
eta: a word
@@emilymiller8562 Thank you for explaining that to Kirsten kristen!
@@emilymiller8562 it's exactly the same with natasha denona. and what i've noticed with smokeyglow is that the perfectly good points she makes on some brands,she completely throws out the window for her favourite brands.
Hourglass had the audacity to use a gorgeous woc in their latest palette images and there’s no f-ing way those colors would work for her. The reviews on Ulta are roasting them.
Colourpop is slowly bringing their prices up like we don't notice. We notice.
Seemab Im scared I don’t want to see them go up to the level of nyx people see it as drugstore but the price point is like 20$ or more for some things they offer (they do have some cheaper items but it’s still wild) I don’t want colourpop to become that Altho they still aren’t usually I wait for a good sale to buy from them but now I’m not always interested in the releases
Ten bucks for a five pan palette, with one glitter nobody asked for? Take that away and it's basically an over priced elf mini palette.
ThePandoricaOfFandoms yeah exactly! I don’t own any nyx myself but it kinda bugs me to see RUclipsrs calling them drugstore when if you go on their website they charge like even $30 for a palette?
I don't even wanna buy any make-up atm, I just like hearing you talk shit about boring products 🤣
Same!
Watch while doing silly
Sameee
If this was the heyday of Tati I would have expected to see that lipstick machine in a thumbnail while she made a shocked face 😂
You're so right!
THIS. i literally only miss her content for stuff like that. i wanna see it in action with no intent of putting money out hahah
Haha yes!
I thought the same!
And a “holy smokes” from her lol.
Rare Beauty is like the perfect cross between Fenty and Glossier
YES!!
sam said that in her journey to become more ethical she had to give up a lot of her favorite luxury brands so she decided to make one that was ethical
Doesn't she use plastic glitter? Not sure though
@@huh9256 yep there’s micro glitter in one of the shades and only a few products are vegan
@@GabbyJibblit hm doesn’t sound ethical...
I’m sure the glitter is biodegradable? I don’t think she even uses glitter w plastic in it at all because she cares about the environment so I find it very hard to believe that her own products would contain it.
@@myonlyysunshine Templalia stated that the shade Temper contains Polyethylene Terephthalate which is plastic and is not biodegradable
Don't mind me, just gonna say Yass to this video and Pass to my homework!
Yes! The only answer when she uploads a video
Literally me rn
me too!
Same
I did not need to be called out here 😅😂
“I take every positive thing I said back” I love her
I'm literally a guy and a jock, and I'm sitting getting my cup of tea, lighting a candle and settling in to see these hot takes.
☺️
Dude, that's sweet! I kinda got my boyfriend into makeup. He doesn't wear it but when I'm depressed there have been a few times he's bought me eye shadow palettes to be sweet! We've been together for almost 11 years!
Listening to people talk about their passions can be fun. Or soothing! It's a little asmr-y for me.
i love this, i have tea and a candle going too!
👏👏👏👏
never thought I’d see the day where a TARTE palette has more depth, than most of colourpop’s launches from the last year 🤦🏼♀️
🤭🤭🤭
Hopefully we left pastelpop in 2020.
Jessica Gunter I hope so! I’m pale so I liked the pastel trend in theory but anyways most of colourpops pastels didn’t get the best reviews (tie dye had glitters candy land and sailor moon were meh quality I heard and had those dang micro glitters ). But imo if you are gonna branch into pastels try releasing brights at the same time like don’t ignore darker skin tones I loved that midas did a pastel 6 pan I think it was and did one paler and one brighter version
I’m also at a point where I’m just kind of done with Colourpop, especially after the lack of action following the ColourpopMeBlack hashtag and watching Amanda’s video where she went on the website and showed just how many products for deeper skin tones that have been discontinued and the obvious lack of options for her, *especially* when it comes to collections and products that they’re promoting a lot. It feels like they’re just doing the bare minimum by trying to be inclusive with products that other brands have been massively called out on before (foundation and concealer), but not caring about making any other type of product inclusive because people aren’t calling it out as much - which I hope is starting to change. Like, making a decent foundations range doesn’t really mean anything when you then turn around and don’t bother making other products that will show up on all those shades.
This!!!! I feel the same way. They can manage to pump out products several times a week yet can’t manage to make hardly any of them inclusive?? so done with them!!! 👋🏼
They also sell used makeup and never reach out to their customers. I really didn’t spend money to get gross thumb print eyeshadows
Agree
me: oh the tartlette palette looks right up hannah's street
hannah: "I already bought this"
me: 👁👄👁
You touched on my sore point with colourpop. If they can snap their fingers and a collection appears 9 days later, they should be able make products for black people on command
You know what, it's 2021 I'll find a brand that doesn't need to be publicly shamed into recognising me, thanks.
savage yet hilarious.
I love this energy
@Minoli De Silva same!
I love this comment so much!!!!!
Well said!
Body milk just reminds me of David Rose when he gets offended by so many people asking if they can drink it...
"It's BODY MILK! Its milk! For your body!" 😂
Lmao. That’s what I was thinking about when she was talking about it.
LOL I came here to make this comment
Gotta do the little shimmy at the end too
Same!
Gah! I just finished the series and I’m so sad! 😭
I dont get why brands always put the heart where the o is in love. Like shape wise, I think it makes more sense to put it where the V is.
Omg exactly
AGREED! But it's been so ingrained in us now that if we DID see that we'd be like "Looe??"
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks this...
@@BayleyDathorne Looe is also a very beautiful seaside village in Cornwall, UK. I would be thinking of there everytime.
@@laurendowdell8229 Cornwall is probably one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been. 😍
(for context I'm Black)
When I started getting into makeup was like mmmm 2019-early 2020. I really really wanted to buy stuff from colourpop bc the hype was intense, but I was between jobs/ starting a new one at the time. So i planned that when I started my new job and got my paycheck, i would do xyz, and allow in my budget whatever the amount of money it is to get free shipping. I finally got my money and hopped on the website and the more I scrolled through the more disappointed I was bc I was afraid nothing I saw (i was mostly looking at eyeshadow palettes) would really work for me. Since then I've gone through the website with the intention to buy several times, including this past black friday, and lose interest more every time. I'm now (edit, before this said "not" lol huge difference) at the point where I just have completely lost interest in them as a brand. My reaction seeing their launches (Kristi's collection respectfully not included) is "this is not for me" as in they do not want my business.
I feel the same way! I’m Latina and my skin is tan. I’m always side-eyeing their collections because most of the colors look they wouldn’t show up on my skin -tone. So stinking disappointing. Like they’re so big they have the money to do better😕
Pink and hearts for a Valentine’s Day collection....ground breaking 😂
I mean you're right.... but im still going to buy it because im corny 🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡
This Devil wears prada ref never gets old
Colourpop makes the same exact two blushes for every single collection
I know nothing about makeup but I'm looking at that Anastasia highlighter and all I can think about is how much it looks like newly vacuumed carpet.
Your hair has been so unbelievably on point recently, it looks so glossy and pretty!!
Thank you! 😊
Colourpop could easily do a dark and light version of the same palette, like Sydney Grace has done. It would be so easy for them!!!
yeah they already pump out launches...what's another palette per collection?
@@mae8016 exactly! Or even light and dark versions of blushes. It couldn’t be that hard to deepen the same tones up!! Come on! If an indie brand can do it, why not cp???
@@The_C_Word yeah also not just discontinuing deep shades. the excuse of the company is always "it wasnt selling, so we pulled it." but if you dont even market the products to the tarfet demographics, can you call that an attempt to sell? i dont think so. i think they probably dont have many POC working for them, because if they did, this wouldnt be happening. i think it's time for Colourpop to "pull up or shut up"
A new president, the first female/black/south Asian VP sworn in, and a new Yas or Pass from Hannah. What a great day 😘😉
Yeah those two things are on the same level lol
@@NeithHecateAddams or the middle eastern kids abt to get bombed 💀
I literally screamed "hanna noooo" when she said she bought the Tarte pallet
SEE I'm so glad you're talking about the issue with colourpop not acknowledging their lack of inclusivity when it comes to deeper skintones. I feel like I've been thinking this for quite a bit now, but haven't seen a lot of influencers talking about it. I really hope it gets addressed.
Hannah to Lime crime
“You had me in the 1st half”. 😂😂
Not “I take every positive thing I said back”
😂😂😂😂😂
haven't been this early for a video in a while, just dropping a comment to remind you that you're very much a blessing of genuineness! thank you hannah, you're growing as a person, as a creator, and im glad you share that with us.
Samantha's Auric is beautiful and I want to try her products so much
I’ve been wanting a liquid highlighter and if anyone can create a good one it’s Sam!!! I can’t wait to try her line!!!
How about the fact that the 4 eyeshadow quads from colourpop look like they went back to all of their other palettes and pulled 4 colors from them? It’s all been done and redone by them...I wish they’d focus on restocking the products people actually want...raw beauty Kristi...hello? What’s the point of an email me button if your never going to email me with a restock?!
i believe this restocks tomorrow, i could be wrong though. check rbk's insta story! 💕
Of COURSE it's when I'm BROKE AS HELL AGAIN. twice now, I've been broke when shes launched and miss it. I give up. 😭
@@ericacheater2533 thank you!! I’m pretty broke too! But it’s good to know they are actually restocking!
@@TaurusWitch29 me too!😭😭
Wild Child is the name of the black girl collection?!?! K. I don’t know why I’ve never noticed that Colourpop was racist. Thanks for bringing that to light.
Tbh it’s not even a good collection for darker complexions. :/ The blushes are not for deeper skin at all and the palette is literally just the Brown Sugar with a pressed glitter (Brown Sugar was the only nude palette for deep complexions and they discontinued it. Now I see why) they really think black people will just take whatever they throw out. Disgusting.
@@GravityFallsUp I thought that the blushes were highlighters, I think that a deep berry and a warm deep brown would've been better and beautiful, Colourpop is not putting thought into their collections
@@nazarisreyes6037 yes!!! I’m pasty as snow and even I think the blushes on their site look too light. It’s ridiculous.
@@GravityFallsUp I'm in the light part of the scale too but I'm not blind and is obvious to me that their products are not inclusive for darker people
It has "jungle fever" vibes all over it🤢
Everything is a pass for me lately 😂 I was hyped about the Animal crossing collection, but then I was disappointed by it sooooo I guess I'm on an accidental no buy?
The packaging is cute but other than that it’s pretty basic :( they could’ve done soo much with it
@@annuh6460 I agree! It's like mini versions of they 9 pans, like why would I get that?! And the fact that there's not one Celeste shade in that quad, blasphemy!
I'm over here ready to spend my money on Animal Crossing makeup, but it's all so meh. If the lip tints were lipsticks, I'd want them so bad. But I don't feel like paying for something that barely gives color to my lips. Especially because most of them are so light, they'd probably look exactly the same on your lips
@@TheEvilOreo I also feel like the colours are so... Meh? If they had a collection of lipsticks inspired by the colours of the flowers in game, that's would've been fire. Even the blushes are not vibrant enough compared to the flowers they're inspired by.
Yes. I was excited but I don’t think the colors are that good for my darker skin tone ☹️
my GOD I thought I was alone in thinking periwinkle is the most superior color!
SAME! HELLO, fellow periwinkle queen!
I think loving periwinkle is like "fight club". There are a lot of us, we just don't speak of it for whatever reason.
(I'm sleep deprived but I love periwinkle.)
Another member of team periwinkle here!
🖐️
I don't wear makeup,but I bought the first Norvina palette just for the periwinkle shadow and packaging.
the thing thats really making me side eye colourpop, is the silent removal of all deep blushes, highlighters etc on their site
“I pick at my nails like its my job” GURL 😂
the amount of serotonin i get from the yaaaas or pass at the start of the video is enough to get me through the rest of the day 🙏🏼
"I love Holo Taco for my toe nails." Girl I have Menchie's color on my toe nails rn! Such a cute shade of pink and the holo sparkles in the sun!
why did they name the one palette pandered towards my people “wild child”? why do brands always think of the jungle when they think of making products geared towards black people? it’s gross!
like i like the palette and i know it would work for my skintone, but what about my people darker than me? i just have a weird taste in my mouth about it.
when is enough? what happened to trying to be better about being inclusive? was that BLM hype last summer more simple pandering?
i’m just tired.
Seriously. I don’t support any brands that can’t even make dark shades.
even as a white person, when i saw the wild child collection marketed as dark neutral collection, I was like "so a collection for people with deeper skintones is an animal/jungle collection? A liitttllee weird to do."
I noticed that too. That’s so disrespectful to people with darker skin tones and it feels so half assed cause people have been telling them to be more inclusive for so long now and that’s what they come up with? Sad.
Say it louder for the people in the back 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
THIS!!! i feel like brands constantly do this. can’t we just have something that people can and WANT to actually use 😭
I believe the YSL "lipstick maker" is one of the Perso devices that L'Oreal (parent company) is launching. I remember them saying it was a breakthrough in beauty technology when I worked there. It's supposed to work with the Modiface tech they aquired that lets you customize makeup to your skin tone and try it on virtually first. I'm surprised they launched it separately as YSL branded device though
The "body milk" takes me back to "its body milk! Milk for your body" in Rose Apothecary😂😗
Can you drink it? 😂
I just sat down to eat. Hannah come thru!! 🙌🏽
Same 😂
You too?? 😂
Bon appetit everyone 😂
Same 😂
sameeee
Thank you so much for your kind words Hannah, I CANNOT WAIT to see it on you!!
Angela’s palette looks so lovely-I preordered it and can’t wait!
I really needed this as I have been needing things to take my mind off the fact that I have tested positive. Sending you love from Indiana 🥰😍
Oh no, I’m so sorry🙁 I hope you get better soon!
Get well soon! ❤
Wishing you get well soon! 💗
get well soon! drink lots of water and get some rest 💕💕💕
Hope you get better soon!
About the Colourpop situation... I'm Latina, right between medium and deep skin. I've never bought a single eyeshadow pallette from them because most of the colors won't show up on me. I'm actually surprised to see so many white people talking about how much they love CP given the fact that all that I hear from the BIPOC beauty community it that the eyeshadows not only don't show on their skin, but also that the formula isn't really that great. I've heard the eyeshadows are very ashy and pale. I won't buy an eyeshadow pallette that seems to have only 2 colors I can use and will show up correctly on my face
Honestly, a lot of their colors aren't even good for a good chunk of white people. I bought from their Sailor Moon collection recently and selected the "darker" blush and lipgloss sets because I need muted/saturated colors. (I'm fair skinned; I often buy the lightest to second to lightest neutral foundation in any given foundation range. I mean, I'm white girl defined: blue eyes, light brown hair, pale skin with freckles) and I can't really pull them off. They're still too bright and light to look good on me. I could maybe wear them if I wore a light blonde wig and tons of foundation.
I used to pick off my nail polish almost immediately too because of anxiety and the only thing that made me stop was switching to nail powders because it’s so difficult to get off, especially the first few days you have it on 😂
haha I use a peely base coat so that when I pick at it, it comes off easily! opposite twins :)
Ohhh can you tell me what you're using? I gave up on using nail polish because I destroy it in about 2 seconds.
@@tashgrace2650 I tried that for a while but I just got so annoyed at constantly having to reapply it 😂
@@akirner7 there might be better brands out there but my sister let me try some of her Rossi Nails powders (+ the start kit that has a primer, base coat, activator and top coat) and I really liked them so that’s what I’ve been using! It’s a bit of a process putting it on and you gotta have some patience, especially in the beginning when you’ve never done it before, but once it’s on it usually lasts about 3 weeks on me 😊
@@EULFORS Thank you so much :) I'll look into it!
The Anastasia highlighter got me for the first time in forever because there is this subtle gold tone that like shifted when they swatched it on different skin tones. Something about how it looked like it almost adjusted to the persons skin made me more excited about it.
the abh highlight isn’t even icy white,,, it’s basically a white gold version of the amrezy highlight
I own the amrezy highlighter but your description now makes me want the new highlighter lol
Tbh when I applied with a brush side by side, I couldn't even tell the icy highlighter apart from my Amrezy.
I was done with colourpop the moment I ordered the whole sailor moon collection and after 2 months it didn’t turn up 😌
Did they refund you??
@@Kizzabell yeah eventually after I contacted them. Otherwise they had no plans of doing so lol. I still lost money due to PayPal pound to dollar conversion fees tho :(
Happy Inauguration Day Queen!
Thank you for speaking up about colourpop and the lack of inclusivity. I watch A TON of Amanda’s videos and she talks about it constantly!
I am so tired of colourpop. I loved loved them at one point but I’m getting tired of them launching new stuff every week, instead of restocking sold out inventory. It breaks my hearts that people with deeper complexions are excluded from makeup that they may actually have bought if it would’ve been made to include them.
Totally agree!! Loving the Rare Beauty liquid eye shadow and gloss combo. Amazing
Let’s all say it together, “I don’t need anymore blushes and highlighters” 😁
I really don't need your negativity in my life in 2021 Kami
I am ✨drunk✨ from day drinking the inauguration 🎉🎉 and this is a great way to kee the celebration going wooooo!
That Wet n Wild collection is bait for all the men dating women who like makeup
No matter how much Wet n Wild and L.A. Girl step up their brands, I am always going to think of them as the dollar store makeup my mom wouldn't let me buy bc (she said) it was bad for my skin
ND PACKAGING IS SOOOO PRETTY
Whispers to self * I don’t need it, I don’t need it*
Totally agree with the lime crime, I loved the baroque esk packaging! It makes the whole expierence so nice
There are a lot of American brands in these videos that I can’t get in the UK without paying way too much in shipping and customs charges.
I’d come to terms with that.
But now the UK has left the EU and I can’t get European indie brands anymore either!! I’m in mourning.
The Tartlette palette looks fine, but I don’t understand why they named it “Juicy”. And then all the promo pictures are very floral. It’s confusing to me.
Agreed!
Hannah admitting to buying the tarte palette. 😂 That face.
Lol
Things have been really tough lately and just listening to you talk always makes me feel better 💗
The lipstick thing reminds me of a very expensive sleepover craft for rich 7 year olds 😂what the heck
....... I would like to be a rich 7 year old
I spent this entire video absolutely in love with your look. You always look great, obviously, but there's just something about the shape and style of your glasses with the flow hair.... Stunning
Can you please do an evaluation of the Kardashians video? You mentioned thinking about it recently and I’m really looking forward to it. (Mostly because I don’t know much about them or their history, but I’ve always been curious how they got to where they are today. )
There is a 9 pan version of the tartelette eyeshadow! Over the holidays I bought a 3pack of 9 pan shadows from them (for me and friends to split). They had a 9 pan version of this, "So Juicy" and "toasted" it was perfectly curated too!!
Color pop I’m about to unfollow them on Instagram because it feels like they use the same models aka the James Charles look alike. The dude is super talented but they keep using him I want to see more people than the same 3.
I’m in love with your new intro art and music! I think it suits you and your channel so well!
I agree with the milk thing too like I don’t want to use a dairy product
You are right Hannah. I have two blushes and two highlighters - that’s more than enough for anyone!
I just love listening to you talk tbh 😂❤️
Wow, that Natasha Denona collection is super cute! I totally agree on using stuff that I already own instead of buying new stuff, I did a lot of that during 2020 and saved a ton of money and generated less waste.
i love colourpops monochromatic rainbow palettes as a brown girl! i dont understand why they cant make all of their collections with that range + more. i would love to have a blush from them but tbh even those deeper ones dont seem like it would look good on me
Omg Hannah! Periwinkle is my favorite color too! I've never met anyone else!!
Melt swatches suck but I freaking love the way they blend out and wear. Personally love their formula!
Alexandra Anele did the most beautiful look with the Melt blueprint palette I’ve ever seen😍
Your hair is so pretty! I think this is the first time I've seen you wear it down. Love!
Michele Wang just tried the ABH highlighter and it’s actually yellow on the skin...it’s SUPER SHADY. Don’t do it. Love you! ♥️♥️♥️
Love the colour story of the Kaleidos x Angie palette! About the YSL lipstick machine...It does sound cool but I'm pretty sure you can just go and buy 3 YSL shades you like and mix them yourself either on a glass palette or while you apply them
Hannah yelling yass or pass is the only thing that gives me life.
The LA Girl Pro Masterty pallette looks pretty much identical to the new tartlette in bloom one. The formula on the LA Girl one is superb too.
Contraption is the absolute correct word for that YSL thing.
You look absolutely beautiful in this video, I adore the way you do your hair now. Stunning!
So weird that I’m the exact opposite...I don’t like/drink real milk, but something about hearing it used in a name I really enjoy 😂
the anastasia highlighter is so pretty in person !! it's very glittery, but it has a gold shift and isn't just a whitecast. you could definitely find comparable highlighters with smaller brands though.
This isn't fully an Auric/Sam issue but I most recently noticed on the product reveal post on trendmood: It left a bad taste in my mouth that whenever a person of color was skeptical about the products (or just mentioned that it was weird how many White people were calling them inclusive. Which is weird, not because the products themselves are or are not, but bc I don't trust a person who hasn't worked on dark skin to know what will work for dark skin.) they were being attacked by stans.
Like...If you're trying to say your fav is inclusive or not racist, being racist on their behalf does not reflect well on them or their community. I saw they same thing (well, similar but much worse thing) happen with another youtuber recently where they were in a scandal for being racist and their fans were in the comments on Black people's videos spewing hate to defend them.
Yeah that’s super gross. Like if Sam really wants to be inclusive then she’ll probably be fine with getting that feedback, it’ll help her release better products in the future
@@carolinemercer9779 but...is her line not inclusive already? I’m genuinely curious
@@AmandaBabyyyyy the whole point of the comment I was replying to was that if a person of color (which I am not) says the line isn’t inclusive enough, it’s not the place of Sam’s white fans to say it is. It looks pretty inclusive to me, I was just commenting on the fact that those types of comments should really only serve to make the brand better if they’re really striving for inclusivity. Fans are really doing the brand a disservice by being overly defensive about it
@@AmandaBabyyyyy I don't know and that was not the point I was making (as Caroline pointed out ty i appreciate).
But bc I feel like it I'll give my opinion.
Personally when I look at a brand, esp a new one what I value in complexion products is range over numbers. So If a foundation comes in like 6 shades but they have an even gradient from light to dark and they expand shades in between and undertones, that means more to me than if they launch with 25 mostly light shades with 2 dark ones tossed on the end and expand the darker ones as an afterthought.
The Auric things aren't foundations anyway, but despite there being only a few, they looked good to me. I'd like to see reviews bc the color in the bottle can be deceiving, but I personally didn't have a problem with them right off the bat.
I bought the Tartelette Juicy palette as well and I am loving it. I saw it and knew I'd get use out of most of the colors so I splurged. I love pinks, peaches, and browns so it was right up my alley.
I feel like brands whenever they put out a neutrals palette they should breaking it in to 9 pans with each pan being for a different shade. With this there won’t be shadows wasted bc dark skin buyers can’t use them and they would make more money on the girls that want to use every shade in the collection
I’m not a fan of Huda but the 3nude palettes they did were such a great idea and if I wasn’t poor I’d probably have bought all 3.
what i love about the ND mini love palette is that it has different shades from the large ND love palette but has the same vibes. because if you already have the love palette, you can still get the small one and not feel like you got the exact same shades twice
I'm actually really surprised you didn't like that Violet Voss palette, because as soon as it flashed on the screen I thought it looked like the mock-up of the Tarte palette you showed earlier, LOL. I totally agree they need to branch out though. Everytime I hear about launches from them, it's just eyeshadow.
I also want to say that I agree with you about Colourpop. If they can't start being more inclusive and not in a lazy way, I won't buy from them anymore.
Hannah!!! You are GLOWING in this video today!! You look gorgeous love!!!!!
Helloooooo🥰 happy Wednesday and HAPPY INAUGURATION DAY!!!
THATS A YAAASSS FOR ME
I just started the first day of my last semester of college. I spent all day working ahead and I’m stressed. This video is exactly what I needed to unwind before bed. Thanks for the good content :)
I have been bingeing your old “Trying to look like an IG model” videos, which was before my time on your channel. I LOVE THEM! Why don’t you do them anymore??! They’re hilarious!🤍
Hannah blessing us with a hump day Yass or Passs! Thanks for making the end of the work day enjoyable xx
No hate, but it’s so hard when influencers cut out shades that others would find useful, ie. the Tartlette palette. The shades you chose were on the warmer spectrum and wouldn’t necessarily accommodate all skin tones. I felt this too when so many influencers thought that the medium range of Beauty Blender’s Foundation was redundant. Some of us have needed those shades. 💕
You look so good in this video. Your makeup is really pretty. And I cannot stop looking at your hair!
The fact that my husband randomly asked me if you remembered the candle of the day and was so excited when you did 🤣🙃
Awww too cute
i haven’t bought makeup in years but i love your reviews bc it makes me feel smart about makeup lol :)