Changing the Game: Fiona Co Chan on her company Youthforia, "makeup you can sleep in"

[@daynaal-shammary5141]

Good to know. I hate taking my makeup at night, so I don’t. I will differentiate my give this product a try. Glad she took a chance on her idea.

[@ItsCamilleM]

This video didn’t age very well.

[@ahelexs]

@jesusiskingg88 no it doesnt. they couldnt even find anyone that fits it. nobody is pitch black!

[@ahelexs]

@jesusiskingg88 it quite literally doesnt. the only pigment inside of it is actual black. no other colors to mix in for undertones, its like saying someone is the same color as my profile picture. makes no sense, right?

[@ahelexs]

@jesusiskingg88 glad to know u realized you were wrong

[@shaani7978]

⁠@jesusiskingg88 No one. I repeat, no one has that shade. Everyone has undertones. No one is straight up black. That was literally black face paint.

[@xollyxolly3234]

She is quite irritating to listen to and I am glad she is receiving backlash for the racist black shade foundation. It shows her true colors as a person and business woman. She was not understanding towards the black and brown community. If you cannot produce darker and deeper shade foundations then you should just not do it. Instead, she decided to make a purely black shade foundation and it was a shade that no black or brown person could wear just to prove a point. How embarrassing.

People started wearing pajamas, originally spelled “pyjamas,” instead of nightgowns so they’d be prepared to run outside in public during World War I air raids in England.

[@thehotness32]

I hope she has good pr