Don't Trust Beauty Tiktok - The Rise of Misinformation

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[@IYasmineI]

I'm loving your brown hair colour. Please let me know how you achieved it 🙏. Thank you!💐

[@ghoultooth]

@@IYasmineIit’s his natural hair

[@IYasmineI]

@@ghoultooth It's PERFECT! 😍 How would you describe this colour? I really would love to know.

[@lungse.2565]

Mo 0 ol😊 0😊

[@lungse.2565]

n min kiyykk9kjnnnn?ŵ😊​@@ghoultooth

[@typicalairhead6846]

“Beauty is pain, but that doesn’t mean you have to be dumb too.” My new motto in life. 😂

[@Thewhiteandorange]

...the reason clinics have trained professionals (and "ooopsie" insurance) is less to do with migrating filler risks and more to do with filler ending up in a facial vein causing anything from skin necrosis to permanent blindness to brain embolism..... but yeah.... unregulated tiktok pens 💀

[@Ghost-lt4sf]

"Only one struggle allowed" 😂

[@michaelnazar9358]

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[@KewlKat626]

Oh my god! I was just talking to my mom about this girl making her own 'clean' make up and thinking of selling it!? She was talking about how she didn't understand why make up had to have all these 'chemicals' in them. Like, girl... THAT'S A PRESERVATIVE, IT'LL MOLD WITHOUT IT!!! IT'S CALLED SHELF LIFE. It was ironic too cause she said she was sick of 'green washing', companies making 'green' versions of their products instead of just making all their products 'green' which IS an actually issue with the commercialization of environmental consciousness but she failed to recognize that her own belief that 'chemicals' = bad is a symptom of the same 'green washing'.

[@shannarafryer3111]

I hate how companies got away with selling worse quality products because they scared people into thinking preservatives and chemicals are bad. Yes some are and in large quantities but that doesn’t mean all are 😑

[@fatisummer9106]

I try making my own Aloe hair mask ;and brought a lot of aloe leaves ,it got rotten in week even thought I put it in the fridge

[@ca678.4]

⁠@@shannarafryer3111it’s people themselves who started that whole conspiracy of “chemicals” being bad to scare others not companies. And then those people (like the ones in the tiktok) formed businesses based around that idea. Cant blame companies for this one imo. These people are scammers. They are trying to capitalize on their fanbase with misinformation and fear mongering.

[@lovelymill]

@@fatisummer9106 everything you do at home should be used in one sitting, otherwise it wont make sense imo

[@virgofairy88]

I don’t like green washing-a lot of those “clean” brands have much shorter shelf life because they don’t have preservatives in them. Preservatives in our food are not good, but because make up is man made-you do need them-otherwise your eyeshadow palette will start growing mold in six months. It also needs to be labeled tested for safety before it’s sold. I say we leave makeup formulation to the chemists.

[@Uncle_Smidge]

Remember, kids: if a cream/shmoo you apply with your hands "worked like Botox" your palms and fingers would numb out and lose function.

[@Boog-jl3nm]

I assume she means it in the way as it works just as well, which it doesn't 😂😂😂

[@Abby_Liu]

shmoo 😭😭

[@eventhorizon3417]

First I thought that she opened a spoiled meat can and put it on her face.

[@SaheeliRai]

I cringed so bad at this. Why would any sane Person be happy to have Botox in their kitchen?!

[@Shephardsatan]

Botox is a poison is it not? 💀 Like I just watched Sherlock on Netflix and they yapped abt botchulisms and shi and how botox is is a poison technically??? I heard like 20% of that since I was napping at the time.

[@bearboosi]

this is SO MUCH WORSE than cutting your bangs at 3am. There aren't nerves/muscles/blood vessels in your hair, so by all means shave your head! And by all means do not stab your face yourself....EVER!

[@lizek3515]

and hair eventually grows back. Once you damage and fuck up your skin, there really isn't a ton you can do

[@crystaleunoia3974]

The fact that there's always a chance of hitting a vein or nerve when getting aesthetic injections makes this even worse. There's still a slim chance the injections could do irreparable damage to your face even when you're getting them from an experienced professional. I'm sure those chances are much bigger for people doing it at home, on themselves, untrained, without official medical equipment. Annnnd they most likely aren't prepared if it all goes wrong 😮‍💨

[@M.aryjane.]

I gave myself a v cut at 100 am

[@M.aryjane.]

*1000 am

[@bbugeaterr]

Well said!!

[@AlexAndrushukBone]

I cannot BELIEVE the hyaluronic pen is a thing. Thats terrifying! Getting fillers/botox from a professional isnt even 100% risk free and is scary (to me). I just cant wrap my head around the thought of doing this yourself at home 😭

[@SinadeeLania]

I especially don't like that it has no needle and is pressurized! That's the same as those piercing guns for the face, which typically damage the cartilage in the face much worse than needles. It hurts like hell too, I had my ears pierced twice at Claire's as a kid before I became an adult and went to a professional who used a needle.

[@holidayin7962]

Everyone knows that the cheapest, most natural makeup remover is excessive crying.

[@marvedeaulovesyou]

FR THOOO

[@FlaviusTheGrumpyCat]

I got so scared when that woman said she made "home botox" 😂 thank God it was just flax seed goo. Reminder not to mess with botulism unless you're a medical professional in a controlled environment.

[@GogiRegion]

Man, imagine if it was just diluting honey down and then letting C. botulinum grow. I had way worse expectations than flax seeds.

[@informalnarwhals]

im so convinced that lady had to be joking, she rubbed that goop in her hair too😂

[@baby.nay.]

As someone that gets the medical max of Botox , I was very scared for her

[@tdelioncourt1268]

A cook accidentally killed several people in France a few month ago with bad canned food that started producing the toxine.

[@informalnarwhals]

@lynnfromthetin as a food service worker ill go in on that bet

[@Jen_Agnes]

Fun fact! Vitamin C is the most temperature sensitive vitamin which can degrade very easily on heating. So I doubt 9:35 has any viable VitC in the liquid

[@ravakahn]

"this is botox" the 2 week old mince in the back of the fridge is botox too, but that doesn't mean you should rub it on your face. do people forget that botulinum is one of the most powerful neurotoxins?

[@GogiRegion]

Botulinum toxin has the lowest LD50 of any molecule. Terrifying.

[@lunayen]

Most people don't even know what botulinum *is.* They just assume that botox is some sort of chemical.

[@baby.nay.]

And I think they’re forgetting that it has to be injected into your muscles to actually have the desired effect, which is technically just a side effect as it was formulated for people that actually have debilitating muscle tension and convulsion problems. I have a disease of my nervous system and I have to get it every three months. It’s kinda no joke. Definitely serious shit

[@alexisventura7191]

Yes they do. Botox is just pretty juice :)

[@margaretbush]

In controlled environments it’s a neurocontrolling agent…. Doctors use Botox for many disorders like uncontrolled muscle spasms

[@DarwinRoger893]

I'm glad my fear and anxiety is stronger than my need to follow beauty standards to be approved by society. Phew problem averted

[@milk.8793]

fear and caution prevent some of the dumbest decisions. darwinism at it’s finest 😭

[@TheQueenRulesAll]

Definitely kept me safe from any of these products.

[@randomthoughts6680]

Oh, the eyeshadow+gloss thing I "learned" from cosplayers back in 2013, they said you should make a VERY SMALL AMOUNT (preferably for A SINGLE USE amount) of "custom lip gloss". One even said that you should put the eyeshadow on the lips ad then coat it with lip gloss precisely for this reason. Seeing people making a whole bottle of custom lip gloss had me squirming in disgust.

[@dragons_of_magicgirl368]

The hyaluronic acid pen thing is so scary, like it has caused a ton of problems in people, this technology was meant fot insulin, not hyaluronic acid

[@ballistachicken]

Anytime someone on the internet starts their spiel with yelling at me, I immediately assume I'm being duped lol. I don't know how that became a thing but it makes me so uncomfortable. Also, there's an old saying that essentially says "those who yell the loudest say the least", essentially saying that if someone feels the need to scream their point, their point probably isn't very worthwhile in the first place - they're just seeking attention for one reason or another. Wish these people would learn that lol

[@fz_dracohart1255]

Like the local variant of that saying goes here, "Empty (trash) bins has loud noise". So yeah, they speak loud because they're trash lol. Ed is a true hero for digging through these these trash bins so we don't have to!

[@ballistachicken]

@@fz_dracohart1255 I love that variant! Agreed, thankfully we have Ed and a bunch of good creators who do their due diligence and then spread the word

[@Tiggmuffin]

​@fz_dracohart1255 where is this said at.......I have a feeling I will need this saying for a situation I'm dealing with 😐

[@mirlambda]

10:45 "You don't know how much vitamin C those products you buy at the store contain!" Ignoring the fact that a lot of products do list how much vitamin C they have, is this man telling me he knows exactly how much vitamin C is in every single orange peel he zests?? The size, amount of peel, and amount of vitamin C in the peel is gonna be different for each orange!

[@GogiRegion]

Plus, boiling Vitamin C breaks it down, meaning that even if he knew how much was in the orange peels, there would be way less of it in the final product.

[@DeadKraken]

Plus plus too much of a good thing is too much. High levels of L ascorbic acid will irritate your skin and destroy your skin barrier, even a 10% concentration is too much for most people. There is a reason why skincare has the percentage of vitamn C on the labels, and this is why. And there are other forms of vitamin C that are much more stable, less irritating and can be suspended in a water-based solution that absorbs much better, while L ascorbic acid needs to be suspended in oil-based solution to not go bad in 3 seconds.

[@Hans-iq3fn]

Plus he’s not making pure vitamin C, his stuff is tainted with citrus oil which isn’t supposed to be put on your face because it reacts with the sun and causes burns.

[@peachmylk]

He's not really telling you anything as much as shouting but I'd still rather take my skincare advice from his dog.

[@guyaaa]

The tea tree oil in the diy make up remover made me gasp.. this is insane 😨

[@MoragOctober]

"I don't know if tea tree oil irritates eyes but we'll find out" immediately made me think the tiktoker who made that video was deliberately trolling people because OUCH

[@guyaaa]

@@MoragOctober I really hope so for her! And I hope people do research instead of blindly try things they see on the internet 😭

[@dubblebubbletoilandtrouble6646]

I recently tried a primer from ELF that I only found out after applying had tea tree oil in it. My skin was SCREAMING. Not to mention the eye irritation. I don’t know what the formulators were thinking, and they’re professionals…I can’t imagine how much worse that DIY concoction would be. Also I think she was trying to go for some kind of micellar water or oil cleanser thing, which makes me laugh…don’t you need a detergent in there of some kind? It’s just gonna make a mess…

[@oatyoats4168]

Exactly

[@uniquefreak37]

​@@dubblebubbletoilandtrouble6646 to be fair, I have managed to make a super effective waterproof eye makeup remover by following an even simpler recipe.... Literally just olive oil, then if you're lucky, a baby wipe for the excess oil. But that was "ah shit I forgot to hit the pharmacy and now it's 2 am I I'm not sleeping in this" makeup remover, and it sure as hell didn't involve putting teatree oil in my eyes!

[@Edvasian]

uhh.. did you guys see something or...?

[@tricia5]

yes...??

[@beatrixkiddo8523]

Umm?! 😆

[@draco1811]

Something like did we see the first upload, or something like did we see something wrong with the first upload? Because I got the subscription ping @11:30 EST. Then another ping about 5 minutes ago.

[@Ella_rachel02]

no... what are you on aboutttt????

[@batlover1977]

?

[@aliadrift]

For those who are not aware, make sure to drain your cut aloe leaves so the gross yellow resin drains out! It contains latex and will cause skin irritation. I drain twice and also like to rinse the aloe again after peeling it.

[@sejongunniespistol]

Dear god i would have found out the hard way. Face full of painful hives later..

[@Aaarandom]

How do you drain them?

[@aliadrift]

@@Aaarandom Cut the bottom of the aloe close to the base, then set it (cut side down) on paper towels, and it'll drain. You'll see all the yucky stuff on the paper towels.

[@Aaarandom]

@@aliadrift thank you 😊

[@abigirlll]

I'm glad that someone mentioned this!!

[@aliadrift]

I just want to say thank you for pixelating/blurring the more graphic images! As a person who is very squeamish, I'm always worried when people talk about plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures because I'm not sure if I'll see something that will make me sick.

[@bluebeka2458]

Well at least is not a open wound. I no longer fear neddles. But an open wound yeah i get it.

[@pabloescobarschanclas]

man, grow up….it’s the human body.

[@meyague]

you don't need to justify it with 'I'm a person who's squeamish ", anyone would appreciate the gesture of blocking our unpleasant images. get over yourself

[@aliadrift]

@@meyague lol k

[@eggbitch444]

@@meyaguewhy do you care so much lmao

[@APurpleRain]

The botox pen thing looks scary af 😅 I wouldn't even trust myself with that thing, people are clueless..darwinism at his finest

[@highestqualitypigiron]

pressurized injection actually causes more tissue damage than needles which means higher likelihood of scar tissue forming, more swelling, more bruising. But a lot of people (including myself) have a fear of needles so a needle-less option seems less scary/ more beginner friendly when in reality its the opposite.

[@editgalore3928]

James welsh made a whole video on the pens

[@baby.nay.]

@@highestqualitypigironooh thanks for the info . I also had a pretty big fear of needles, but I just try to close my eyes during my entire Botox migraine procedure and hang tough . Pressure is air injection sounds Hella painful.

[@DeadKraken]

@@highestqualitypigiron Fillers are already untested shite that not even the professionals knew stayed in the body for 10+ years or that could clog the lymphatic system until a couple of years ago. Why in the name of Darwin, would anyone want that in their faces and injected with a skin trauma gun no less😂

[@LilyWhitesLK]

I dont even trust myself with a razor ;-; (my hands are shaky af and sometimes i made small involuntary movements which if it were to happen when i was handling a razor yk what would happen)

[@Elrewin59]

Tea tree oil is one of the most aggressive essential oils out there. It's used to sanitize and disinfect. I'm so scared for the last lady who said she used ON HER EYES!!! AS A MAKEUP REMOVER, SO THERE'S CHANCE IT COULD GO IN HER EYES!!! She must have lost them by now.

[@phantomkate6]

No way she did that more than once lmao Still kept the video up, and I have even more questions about that choice.

[@thecozyconstellation]

NEVER put tea tree essential oil or any other essential oil near your eyes!

[@byrrnitdown]

I don’t mind giving questionable advice to the KZbin algorithm, but for humans with actual earlobes… don’t go to Claire’s to get your ears pierced if you’ve got access to a piercing/tattoo parlor. The machines they use cause a lot more trauma to the earlobe than is really necessary, and they’re not always properly sanitized. I got mine pierced at Claire’s and it turned out fine, but if I could go back I’d rather trust a professional than a part-timer with rudimentary training

[@ariecho5073]

I got my ears pierced at Claire’s and they got infected, I just let them close up eventually. Got them pierced again at a sketchy tattoo parlour and they turned out fine lol

[@hideflen]

I’m still struggling with a Claire’s piercing I got in 2009 😂

[@TheProxy066]

Thank you for saying this.

[@traderLeah]

I got my first at claire's, then did the other 2 sets myself in the bathroom mirror with an ice cube lol

[@songkangsbabyface]

I went to a professional when I was getting my conch done and he said to one my double helix piercing that you can immediately tell this is done by a piercing gun not a needle which yes it was done at Claire’s 🥲

[@r.e.holding]

Dude, for the mascara remover at the end- just use the oil! Adding water makes it an unstable mold factory 😫

[@krisdiane]

Right? No need to put it in a different container or add anything else. 😂

[@worstusernameintheworld9871]

not to mention, this person thought it was a good idea to add tea tree oil???

[@Avaricehere]

or vaseline, works great as well

[@clockworkmonsters8590]

I use liquid soap and water to wash my mascara stains off, and coconut oil if it's stubborn!

[@roostroyer]

LMAO the vitamin C serum. Whatever didn't get destroyed in the boiling step gets oxidized and gone just by bure exposure to air/sunlight. there i a reason why beauty products with vitamin C come in opaque/solid non-transparent bottles.

[@Akira_of_the_Fae]

Teatree oil should never be applied to skin directly without dilution

[@monkfruit2389]

It provides a natural red flush with fewer chemicals than TOXIC blush😂

[@NightimeInDeepSpace]

False, most people without sensitivity can apply it directly to skin.

[@thisismysecondaccount3552]

Guys if we all pretend it didn’t happen, then it didn’t

[@nyancidal]

i watched the first video but dont know, what happened???

[@Mimlou]

Same? What did I miss?

[@T3A_VEE]

What did I miss..

[@thisismysecondaccount3552]

It’s just a reupload, we’re all just dramatic here😭

[@TaoNeko]

I don't trust internet in general since I've cooked a dish a saw on Instagram. It was so horrible, couldn't eat it and throw it away

[@WallebyDamned]

What dish was such a sad waste of ingredients? Name and shame so we don't cook the same

[@hardyorange]

I love following HowToCookThat on here, Ann Reardon has done a ton of social media food and craft debunking videos, and she breaks down why, scientifically, the recipe just could not work the way the video claims it does. She also makes sure to try each recipe (unless it's so bonkers it's a health hazard) and shows off how the original uploader probably faked their results by showing evidence of jump cuts or even what they had to do to get their final product. After watching a bunch of her videos, it's been way easier to spot insta/tiktok recipes that are likely fake/edited so I don't waste my time and ingredients on trying them!

[@talkichik101]

Huge shout out to The Ordinary. Been using them for years. Recommend them as ethical beauty products to everyone I know.

[@biljam972]

The problem with that hyaluronic pen is that it's not precise. It just shots the product deep into skin, much deeper and stronger than injection. And there lies the danger. You could clog the blood vessel or at best, make yourself look lumpy.

[@LaineyBug2020]

I feel like it's important to point out that citrus oil on the skin makes it way more susceptible sun burns and skin cancer!

[@surabhiranjan5737]

The Vitamin C "serum" part made me cackle 'cause oh lawd. It is notoriously difficult to find effective Vitamin C fr and even then it needs to be used super quickly lest it lose it's efficacy. I don't include Vit C in my routine for this reason lol. I hate the whole notion of skincare from the kitchen so much, so that bit hit different. I'm chill with making your own exfoliant from sugar or coffee grounds, but HATE slapping on whatever potion because it so icky feeling. I'll take my chemicals in skin care thanks.

[@alicegaiba]

Even coffee/sugar scrubs are not exactly the best for the skin as they can cause micro abrasions 😅

[@fineapple9299]

vit c also makes skin more sensitive to sunlight, its better to just ditch it as topical serums and whatnot

[@surabhiranjan5737]

@@alicegaiba if on the face, definitely! I'll also add walnut to that. I didn't specify but I meant sugar and coffee exfoliant on the body... and those work just fine iirc. That's my limit lol because they're meant to be washed off quickly. I can't sit with anything goopy on my face as it gets uncomfy af fast

[@AnnaKokoro]

The fun part that there is no vitamin C in boiled peel water, because Vitamin C is quickly destroyed when heated (it completely dies at 90-100°C)

[@Authorthings]

​@@alicegaiba St. Ives apricot face wash has entered the chat 😂

[@lilmochalovefox480]

There are many ways to get makeup off that don't involve olive and tea tree oil, my sensitive skin and easily clogged pores could never!!

[@helplessheroine2641]

Olive oil for removing makeup is fine, but you gotta follow it up with a regular face wash too 😭

[@hillarautama2901]

11:31 "packed with chemicals" GIRL olive oil has chemicals, tea tree oil as well, so does water...

[@gabriellegunvik4377]

Do people even know what chemical _means??_

[@hideflen]

The one beauty diy I actually have done is to make reusable makeup wipes, that is, I cut out and hemmed little 2” circles of towel I use to put face wash and makeup remover on.

[@lanskandal1181]

I have little flannel/terrycloth squares that I bought from Etsy like this. It's how I prefer to wash my face now

[@dragons_of_magicgirl368]

You just need to be careful that everything is sanitized, cause it could totally grow bacteria if it wasn't sanitized

[@Beeleeteecee]

I love how Edwin is the antithesis of that loud TickTocker with the orange juice spray. It is so much more comfortable here on this channel. And on this platform. 😌

[@kayleighmay2557]

right? I can't stand it when influencers yell at you. I can't even listen

[@cicadeus7741]

Fun fact: boiling orange peels can't make good skincare, but it can make decent acetone iirc

[@Authorthings]

Like enough to remove nail polish?? Hmm 🤔

[@foracekryr5366]

Distilling the orange peel, to be exact. Yields Limonene, which can melt styrofoam & nail polish similar to acetone.

[@Authorthings]

@@foracekryr5366 very cool!!

[@furuyakeifu]

Can you use orange essential oil in water?

[@JasminMiettunen]

@@furuyakeifufor what?

[@fihof7266]

thank you so much for censoring the lip filler gun thing, i have such a fear of procedures and stuff and seeing things like that out of nowhere on tiktok makes me freak out

[@mccnbinnie9840]

Social media in my option has become so toxic, you have to second guess and research everything these days.

[@Lavashishaurma]

Only legends know that this is a reupload

[@draco1811]

And slightly shortened. The first upload clocked a little over 15 minutes.

[@arstyashley]

We lost the full segment on the at home ear piercing, I was just nosey enough to immediately rewatch 😂

[@worstusernameintheworld9871]

​​@@arstyashley i wonder what happened to the ear piercing part of the video* and why it isn't on the reupload

[@kamilaszwemin320]

Probably too graphic for youtube?​@@worstusernameintheworld9871

[@dianaberlin4767]

It's ok, never been so easy to be iconic for every BS popping up. Gonna be iconic by noon

[@daisybb]

Me feeling stupid cutting my own hair by myself. Suddenly I’m feeling 500 IQ for not injecting my face with things I buy off the internet.

[@annonone93]

i heard air and injecting. the horror. I used to work with hydraulic fluid (not the same as hyaluronic acid, in fact two very different things) but you learn just how bad it is to have anything injected into you in the wrong place. the injecting into a blood vessel would be horrible and the worst part is it will just feel like a little bee sting so you wont know how bad the damage is until it's too late.

[@AlexNur07]

Ed: Good morning. Clock: 6PM Me: GOOD MORNING

[@Lolbro5141]

😂😂

[@Katie-k2z]

Oh my, this is the second beauty TikTok video I’ve seen today

[@TRAGICTIDES]

My skincare consists of coconut oil as makeup remover (I have dry skin and don’t have any breakouts from it) it works better than any cleansing balm I’ve ever tried. And a gentle foaming cleanser and. Moisturizer with spf. If you’re using anything more than this you’re stripping your skin and exposing it to extra chemicals You don’t need.

[@theWightRabbit]

"Try not to be dumb" you're really asking a lot

[@slashbat2375]

Aloe is genuinely one of the only natural beauty things that I find actually works. Most other things are just for fun for me. Idk why I always forget I have an aloe plant. I swear if I remembered it more often my skin would be a different beast. I've been doing a daily aloe mask since friday and every day I can see a significant difference in my dry skin

[@haileybinger7196]

0:04 Truest statement I’ve ever heard 😂 I was just at IVE in Atlanta last night and when the music got turned up signaling for the show to begin I got jump scared 😅

[@SPECSSSS]

OMG WHAT I WAS AT THAT CONCERT TOO

[@isabel4829]

I'm a doctor in Europe, with two specialities: the first and main one, emergencies and catastrophes, and the second one, plastic, aesthetics and anti-ageing. Without getting into too much technicalities and legislations (which may vary depending where you live), plastic work done by a doctor is expensive for several reasons: first, usually materials are top class that can only be bought by doctors with a certificate in plastics, and they are most definitely not cheap (one syringe of a good quality hialuronic acid costs around 150€) Second, doctors need to buy the material and equipment in case things go wrong during the procedure and they need to revert the damage - cases of people who have gone blind because of a poorly done lip filler exist, for example. Third, it's an investment on our part. Sure, a client may pay 400 euros for a lip filler, but first I paid 10.000€ to learn how to do face fillers, and I still need to pay thousands more to keep up-to-date with new and better materials and techniques. So clients are also paying for just how much experience and knowledge the doctor has. A cool peel with CO2 laser may cost around 200-300€, but the machine costs between 40.000 to 80.000€ (plus maintenance). Honestly, for me plastics and aesthetics is therapeutic, because I'm dealing with healthy people who want to feel better with themselves - stark contrast with the brutal cases I see in emergencies. And I'm all for people who want to feel better with themselves, but here's a piece of advice: first, check the credentials of the person who is going to do your procedure, and check the materials used, otherwise you may end up as one of my patients in emergency, and I may not be able to help if the damage is beyond medical control.

[@angelgyu313]

I went to a baby shower once and the favors were homemade “natural” spa products that the hosts had made. When I went to use it, it was already full of mold. Noped right out of that trend and never looked back 🤢😂😂😂

[@yaB0i_Hawkx]

I thank you for blurring the wounds or just the fallen lip pic.. bc idk it would give me nightmares to know how a black and fallen off lip would look like on a human

[@katelynelms3062]

@11:34 and all that oil will completely disintegrate the rubber stopper on that bottle.

[@sarahstroud6021]

I’m a nurse and the risk of vascular occlusion is high with those pens!

[@phantomkate6]

The very idea is giving me the heebie jeebies!

[@SinadeeLania]

11:38 can we also talk about how there is no emulsifier? oil and water don't mix so why add water which introduces moisture for bacteria to thrive in?? Oil by itself is fine for removing makeup, but they need an emulsifier so it actually washes off the face when introducing water (they make oil-based cleansers that remove makeup and have an emulsifier for that reason)

[@amandaterrio4823]

I have followed Brad Mondo videos for my hair. But let’s be honest, hair grows back. I would never give myself an injection of filler.

[@malka1762]

afaik about filler, doctors also know how to get rid of it immediately if smth goes wrong during the procedure. people at home can't do that either so yeah, I've seen a ton of horror stories about that at home product basically.

[@thisismackie.]

Okkkk reupload king!!! Love u, ur rlly holding down my KZbin feed rn

[@Brandoncye]

Did he have to reupload this? Im just now seeing it. ❤

[@Spooky_Platypus]

Not the “off pink bacteria sauce!!!!!”😂😂😂 I will call it nothing else from here on out

[@chris_1412]

Tiktok makes me mad 😂 diy lip fillers have existed for some time (there are some youtube videos from 2+ years ago), but tiktok has turned a lot of these "things you shouldnt do" more viral so even more people are in risk of hurting themselves. Makes me mad haha.

[@Authorthings]

2004. It was on TV! I remember seeing weird "reality" TV shows with people doing that kind of thing

[@kingworm7168]

Tea tree oil IN THE EYES GORL?!?

[@bhelliom3]

I use the tea tree oil face wipes and straight tea tree oil in my hair mix (all stable oils, and used immediately), and the labels both say “Avoid contact with eyes” for a reason…. That shit burns.

[@nikitties-alohairoha]

My god the needless filler thing SCARE me so much because you literally get it in your arteries in your lips and lose your lips.... or even worse!! 😬😬😬

[@Franniiv3]

One of those filler pen links was a Walmart link, they really will be standing in the Crumble Cookie line with DIY botched lips!

[@bananahpolkadot]

Stuff like this is why I agree with a tiktok ban. There’s not enough content regulation on that platform.

[@Fluffy_Sunshine]

Hi! I love your videos! Also, your JYP cosplay was great. You quite looked like a slightly crazy exceedingly confident 52 year old man.

[@rajnandinizaveri4195]

It's so painful to watch . How people can do this to themselves

[@violetmeliora]

Grateful for the blurring! Watching those tts make me physically sick 🤢

[@Mimlou]

In the crumble cookie line??? Lol!! Caught the Utah mom reference😂😂

[@Mei-j7y]

9:47 - "In fact, boiling reduces vitamin C content more than any other cooking method"

[@dontknowdocare]

As s.o. who was made fun of my big lips when I was in school it's hilarious to me that those bullies are ruining their face to try to achieve the same look now 😂

[@Lu-tt4ds]

As someone who just cut their bangs on the bathroom on their own, the comment about the urge to give yourself bangs felt targeted.

[@shinjijoudestroyer2000]

"I'm not sure if tea tree oil irritates your eyes or not but we're about to find out" is the biggest red flag

[@alexismelody549]

i just got out of my ive concert and now i get to watch your video life is good 😌

[@professional_eccedentesias4353]

"Did you know..." SKIIIIIIIP NEXT PLEASE

[@bhelliom3]

WHY did I get an ad for botox fillers @4:48 what the hell youtube

[@Avaricehere]

Sometimes the algorthim goes the opposite direction lmao

[@XanthemGem]

Your videos are very comforting to me thank you so much for making them

[@jurassicjaws]

A KZbinr I once liked shifted gears a few years ago and was trying to live a simple and minimalist life where she lived off of the land. I have no issue with that. I did have an issue with her making homemade skincare and haircare goop and never mentioning any warnings about the risks. At that point I had become a licensed esthetician and my friend was a licensed aesthetician (yes, there's a difference), and we both politely brought up the risks. Our comments got deleted. Other viewers started saying that they tried her recipes and ended up with allergic reactions and burns, and some commented on the rapid mold growth, and they were ignored. She now has two young children, and I really hope she isn't using her DIY concoctions on them.

[@gunnasintern]

edvasion’s “Morning welcome back/Good Morning” is so iconic fr, just like Jarvis Johnson’s “you’re premium” and queer kiwi’s “greetings guys gals and non binary pals”

[@audrey0554]

I feel this way about soooo many at home beauty products!! High frequency wands, DERMA ROLLING??, lash lifts??? Like best case scenario you just ness it up and it doesn't work, but worst case scenario is you brutally injur yourself!! Cosmetology licenses exist for a reason, we do a ton of training and continued education to do stuff like this

[@j-lee143]

Re-uploaded? I'll watch it twice ❤

[@pjohnson5137]

People always find new methods to deform their body like use the money to get some mental help. Risking your life to look like a trend that will not last.

[@Ultrasilvam]

The other day I saw a TT from a lady suggesting you keep avocados in water in the fridge to keep them fresh longer. Many people, a microbiologist included, told her it wasn't safe because it can cause bacteria like Listeria to seep through the skin into the fruit. Instead of acknowledging the risk, she responded by posting a video of her pouring a glass of raw milk. 🙃

[@kseniaparomova]

The orange peel contains limonene, an oil that will irritate the skin. This is a common ingredient in cleaners and other products that strip oils (like paint thinner) by breaking the bonds between oil and water.🍊

[@leahhatcher2481]

great video! cant finish it bc just the idea of those lip fillers pens is too much for my squeamish brain, so here's a comment to make up for not getting through it haha

[@elizabethdimauro7881]

I make two diy beauty products for myself. The first is hair gel from flax seeds. It only has a 4 day shelf life, so I keep it in 2 oz squirt bottles in the freezer and defrost in the fridge. It has to stay in the fridge when not in use. It's the best hair gel I've ever used and doesn't build up and make my roots greasy like other gels do or weigh my curls down. The second is a whipped tallow for my body and face. It absorbs into my skin quickly and leaves it feeling soft. It doesnt smell pretty though, because I will not use e.o. on my skin. I will go buy anything else I think i need which isn't much. All rhis ither stuff is scary.

[@HotaruIchimaru]

I hate the "well i did it and I'm fine" argument... like i peirced my own ears. Did a bunch of research on what coud go wrong and how professionals did it. I bought some of those hollow needles and cheap peircings and went to town. No infections or anything. HOWEVER, when my cousin asked me to do hers too like a year and a half later, i adamantly refused. I said "i did it but barely the right way. I don't feel comfortable doing it again. I should've went to a professional so you should too." No way i was risking it lol

[@winxclubstellamusa]

OMG that girl was already GORGEOUS and had huge and PERFECT lips! She didn’t need that fake filler at all!! This is insane!!! Are people just getting lip filler just to be a part of the trend and not because their lips are small??! Her lips are now too big for her face, and her face now looks cartoonish and disproportionate.

[@olliebearblu7783]

The flax seed concoction is actually a good hair mask and hair gel for curly/wavy hair! It's not *as* good as the commercial gels like ouidad/ntm's/eco obviously but it works pretty well and is inexpensive! Just make small batches so it doesn't grow mold/bacteria.

[@heartofstars13]

Remember, people: confidence does not equal competence. CONFIDENCE DOES NOT EQUAL COMPETENCE.

[@SnoozleTheWaterWizard]

Honestly I don't recommend Claire's or Icing for piercings, when I got my seconds done the person put them in really crooked and close to the edge of my earlobe on the right one 😣

[@GogiRegion]

Piercing studios > Claires > DIY

[@JasminMiettunen]

Any place that uses those guns to make piercings are bad. The staff are untrained and the guns are unhygienic. A real piercer will do a better job.

[@m.p.6039]

One struggle at a time, indeed. Thanks for this video!

[@KaraNolting]

I cackled when you mentioned kpop concert jump scares - I saw EXO years ago and the number of times I jumped and shouted when something bright and loud happened was...high.

[@amateural]

"let's mix oil and water" Ummm yeah so about that

[@SilverDragonJay]

I mean, you can mix oil and water, It just takes a lot of work and separates out easily. A good hack is adding an egg! It stabilizes the emulsion and adds a bit of protein to the mixture. Enjoy your mayonnaise---I mean, make up remover ;) (if you actually want to make mayonnaise for eating though, its typically recommended to use lemon juice or vinegar. While technically mayonnaise, oil and water is the bare minimum as mayonnaise is, at its core, an oil-in-water emulsion. Adding acid has a variety of benefits such as conferring additional taste, stabilizing the emulsion, and even acting as a weak preservative! And, of course, like the recommendations for homemade cosmetics: only make small batches, store it properly, and discard it readily.)

[@Avaricehere]

I was sitting there like: we making salad dressing? your face is a salad?

[@johanna3594]

the "spontaneous urge" was so satisfying like YES you used the right term

[@QT200ppm]

Folks' insatiable desire for convenient, cheap, and on-demand products has made them forget how much skill, time, and labor it takes to create most goods.

[@alexskelton947]

If you aren't allergic - coconut oil is a great way to remove eye make up. It's very gentle on sensitive skin, it's very versatile for the home and it has a lengthy shelf life. As long as you follow up with a soap based cleanser, it wont leave you super oily. I'll grab a small glass jar of organic virgin coconut oil and use it for baking, makeup removal, hair mask or put some in the bath as a moisturizer

[@doggo7209]

The crazy part about the last video is that you can just use coconut oil as a natural makeup remover; she didn’t even need to make a monstrous concoction 😭😭😭

[@swatimitra3095]

OMG just watching these trends makes me panic

[@Jaytecx]

Don’t trust TikTok Period.

[@LenasSun]

9:51 I love how they forget that aloe vera DO have a little poison...