TRENDS THAT NEED TO DIE IN 2024

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Trends we're leaving in 2023...LFG!
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[@mymagicemily]

Once I hit 30, I was overcome with this huge wash of relief. No longer did I have to try so hard to be in my 20s and meet all the expectations of youth. I was old and it was GLORIOUS. I know 34 (my present age) isn't old, obviously, but it sure is lovely.

[@kackie]

YES THIS

[@nemofish3504]

Omg please don’t say idk, im 30 and I still feel like a lost teenager.

[@twinkleandsparkle9658]

I’m 49 and it’s definitely liberating as fk! I do no harm but take no crap! Heheheheheheee!

[@Youwinmeta]

Omg wait until you’re 50 - I find these comments hilarious, though I’m sure I thought the same thing 😊. You’ll hit DRAMATIC changes around 45, so until then….

[@kellywatts6227]

​@@twinkleandsparkle9658❤ This I think it took me to turn 40 to ' Let superficialism go and be whatever makes me happy and also take no crap😊 but as you say also do no harm. Beauty comes in many different forms🎉 and I learnt we don't have to fit into a box of whatever we think society will value us most for❤

[@parkerlynne]

Eh, the trickery with the pH thing is that ... we're all the same pH for the most part. So yeah it changes color but it's the same color because pH doesn't vary that wildly on people's mouths. WE AREN'T POOL WATER!

[@kackie]

HAHAHAJAJA

[@jbridges9574]

I’m a gen x-er and am now old enough to see things come around more than once and one thing that never changes is each new generation thinking they created this stuff and that it never existed before. One of the benefits of getting older is realizing you’re just the latest link in a long chain.

[@CoCoComet]

what do you mean, we invented the Seventies

[@annealbaugh919]

Well said fellow gen x-er 👏🏼

[@abbyehrenstein2550]

I genuinely feel like there is a big divide between older gen z and younger gen z. All the trends from beauty youtube that are coming back, I remember watching the first time around. I started watching youtube in 6th grade and I’m 21 now. There are people in gen z that are out of college and full adults. The cusp and older gen z group have been online for 10 + years. I don’t think a lot of people who are in older generations realise this but who you’re talking about is the end of gen z and the beginning of gen alpha. Kids are online so young and can be marketed to so young and the oldest gen alpha kid is 13 now.

[@lucyh.9781]

I’m also 21 and have thought this exact thing before haha you hit the nail on the head

[@kackie]

oof good call

[@roxannecoffey5428]

I'm at least 25 years older than you I can remember when highlighter and contour were trends. My makeup bag had foundation, concealer, piowder, blush, a quad eye shadow, an eye liner, mascara and brow pencil. No wonder travel was so much easier. Bronzers weren't separate but you'd choose a bronze blush... no color correctors, no different brow products. I enjoy the variety and the improved quality and options but at the same time, it can be a bit much.

[@lisadgingersnaps9843]

Same!

[@kackie]

all these things really emerged from theater and drag makeup I think, and they became "things" because suddenly we were all clamoring with money in hand to buy MORE MORE MORE makeup, so the makeup companies were like okay, we'll make y'all some more stuff? hahaha

[@jodik9167]

Yes! I am 47 and I remember not caring about brows either! Trying bronzer for the first time was landmark! Is it weird though that bronzer and brows are 2 of my non-negotiables now?

[@silentbeep]

I'm 46. Thirty two years ago when I started wearing makeup there wasn't primer, highlighter or contour. Not that I remember anyway! There was such a big divide between drugstore makeup or "department" store makeup. If you bought only drugstore makeup there was no reason for you to know how much luxury makeu would cost - you literally weren't coming across that, so you would be surprised. I was a department store consumer so I wasn't surprised by the cost. Lancome was expensive back in the day, and it's expensive now. Same with Esteee Lauder and Prescriptives at the time. There is so much information and knowledge available about everything now, makeup is no exception. Tati was there at the beginning when people started to discover all kinds of makeup spaces. it wasn't true back in the day, the spaces did not cross! The drugstore counter wasn't next the department store counter. Online though? There are no physical barriers like that

[@ka_y_see]

if my brows ever grow back from pluckageddon circa 1996 then I'll make sure they look like giant caterpillars everyday!

[@blueauld]

(22 gen z black girl + venting) the dark (or black) lip liner is really a staple for a lot of brown and black ppl in the beauty space (me included), and i already heard some (generally white) ppl winning about how "off" this is to them.. everything is not for everybody, that fine, but its not a trend, and i feel myself being really annoyed when the white girlies start crying about how scary dark lip liner are, that sound ridiculous and now i am upset :(( Anyways nice video Kackie, THANK U

[@kackie]

This is a super good point! I mean last year I think one of the trends we were leaving behind was "clean girl" looks because it was something co-opted from black people's ways of wearing their hair ET CETERA there's a lot there but yeah. I was trepidatious choosing photo examples because I was like okay how many of these are racially and culturally coded but also it's not entirely avoidable 🥵

[@MsCutielover]

Respectfully as an older Gen Z I refuse to do the skinny eyebrows trend I have horror stories of trying to recreate it when I was young

[@kackie]

"Respectfully" 😂

[@ThisIsLesli]

Cautionary tale here - I plucked my brows into oblivion and they never grew back. Thank golly for microblading or I would have the Pamela Anderson pencil line look forever more.

[@brittany3559]

Ah yes. My eyebrows never grew back. I’m so happy to finally be on trend again 😂

[@snailscourge9873]

"It's not for me." The wisdom of the ages. Well done you - and thank you!!

[@PamperedWife]

This was soooo mercury in Sagittarius! 🎉 Also, on the “shaving the eyebrows off”: my husband thought he was trimming his brows but actually shaved off one eyebrow. He fixed it by using shoe polish on his face for that one eyebrow for a few days. And since no one said anything to him about it, he’s CONVINCED that he nailed it and no one noticed 😂😂😂

[@kackie]

Omg Mercury in Sagittarius I see it!!! ❤❤❤

[@kackie]

SHOE POLISH

[@lisadgingersnaps9843]

I don't care what everyone else does, but I have no energy to "do" my brows or to curl perm my eyelashes. It's just energy I'd rather use on...well anything else.

[@lucyh.9781]

My mom overplucked her brows in the 90s and they did not grow completely back, so I am gen z and when I hit high school I was not allowed to pluck my eyebrows for that exact reason lol

[@fluteteachermarcie6283]

My mom overplucked her eyebrows in the 70’s, so I wasn’t allowed to over pluck them in the early 2000’s, haha

[@mirandainamood]

Both my mum and grandmother over plucked their eyebrows in the 50s and then the 70s… early 2000s and I was warned not to over pluck and they both had the proof of what happens when they don’t grow back. My poor grandmother literally had nothing left and my mum not far behind…

[@heysaras]

The trauma is real! I narrowly avoided catastrophe but remember one poor classmate who returned from summer break with pencil thin brows. And a face full of regret.

[@julier1295]

I'm going to be 50 on Thursday and I'm still changing things. I was into bright colors on the eyes the more vibrant the better, full makeup on, now I'm starting to get more into light makeup and more soft eyes. I just received a couple palettes from cosmic brushes and I'm sorely disappointed. They're just not what I want but I'm used to buying indie. my style is changing I'm shopping at different stores I bought the xenon palette and I like it's so nice. I cannot believe I'm going to be 50 in 2 days it's crazy to me.

[@AnneOnymaus]

Happy Birthday for Thursday 💐

[@julier1295]

@@AnneOnymaus thank you so much

[@biancaleite1073]

Welcome to the 5.0 age! I turned 50 in october and it feels fabulous!

[@mesmith3379]

WTF…

[@cecibee3495]

Hahaha, every time you emphasize the word youths here, I am reminded of My Cousin Vinnie. 😂 GenXer here who started watching (what I thought was pretty silly beauty/fashion content on) KZbin by millennials back in 2008. Over the years I’ve narrowed down my subscriptions to “kindred spirits” who span various generations. In many ways I relate to millennials more than to creators my own age, who seem very socially/environmentally “right” leaning…and generally very “shop my links” obsessed.

[@YurKillingMeSmalls]

Gen X here as well and any time Kackie says youths My Cousin Vinnie immediately comes to mind!

[@elizabethevelyn7125]

​@@YurKillingMeSmallssame lol and I'm a millennial. Youts 😆

[@sunshineliz5297]

Your conversation about competition was so beautiful, I loved it.

[@kackie]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@midlifemom5829]

Im genX and gawd those photo of pammy Anderson, drew , and gwen takes me back . So thankful I never overplucked

[@Henou55]

Omg yes the tarantula lashes have to go.

[@heysaras]

Clown lashes too

[@EbonyEnnis-ck9sd]

We love 90’s trends. Black lady 90’s trends. Everyone else, carry on.

[@sarahfruin6414]

I was the target audience for beauty KZbin in the 2010’s, and there was no way I would be caught dead watching it. Now, I love it, and I think that is due to the culture that has matured here.

[@Emma-se5wm]

same girl same

[@romana.in.wonderland]

I am 46 and wore actual 90ties make-up as a teenager and I feel the trending version of it is not what we did back then. We had no bronzer or highlighter, not everyone plucked their eyebrows and there were more lipstick trends than the very much darker outline. I loved smeared kajal, a softly sculped face (Supermodels!) and did not pluck my brows (team Cindy). As I worked as a model back then so much more interesting make-up was done on me. So I have to state that the nowday version is like a clichee yet this is good! We evolve and I consider the interpretation somehow cringe and sometimes interesting. On a personal level I do not use tiktok and do my make-up as I feel on a daily basis. Very beautifying yet natural for work or more colourful (blue smokey eye, 90ties kajal or a bold red lip) for my private activities. I am too old to care for trends. And not every trend would work for me (the most important lesson!).

[@lookitsgrandma]

This ^. The 90's was my prime makeup wearing era but there were many more trends than the skinny brow and dark lip liner. I rejected those the same as I now reject caterpillar eyelashes and overlined lips; they don't work for me.

[@holleyirl]

I wish I had a sound that went off when I had an ADHD win! Love your videos!

[@momba5474]

As a mom, it took me 4-5 days to get through this video. I kept coming back with any free moment and truly enjoyed your take on this video!

[@ikoppandi]

I just hope the laminated eyebrows never ever cone back!! Why would anyone like to resemble a barred owl??

[@cs-yq5ed]

I enjoy watching Tati because she cracks me up. Smiling and laughing are important to me, so I watch "influencers" that have a unique personality and perspective on things. Like you! I like people who don't take themselves too seriously. ❤ 😂 🤣

[@sea_g0at]

i’m from the late 1900s and i’m excited by my goal to live through three centuries. i will do it. 1900s 2000s 2100s 😎

[@kackie]

love it!!

[@reneefisher4192]

I’ve been following you for about 2yrs now and my bf is familiar with your videos since we watch YT regularly. He was scrolling, saw the title to this video, and immediately called me thinking you were pulling your channel. He was relieved to know it’s not. Fair to say he was enjoys watching too!😅

[@LLove4Beauty]

Hey, a bit of feedback: don’t ever change. Ever. Chefs kiss.

[@kackie]

AWWWW

[@RocketNinjaSlap]

I'm gen z (on the older end) and my early gen x mom beat into me not to over-pluck my eyebrows, but she also had some deeply wack ideas about unibrows and mustaches and bodies in general. I think with the cycling and recycling of various trends and attitudes, the best case scenario is that as the trend repeats burn out iteratively, so too do whatever wild constructs they reflect until the trend loses its power, the idea dies out, and the fashion industry loses another physical AND psychological avenue to prey upon people's wallets.

[@RocketNinjaSlap]

Also, I 100% think you're cool. You, HLP, Audra, Tom, you're unabashedly yourselves and you lived these full, rich, interesting lives and you did all these things driven by self-knowledge and passion and interest. That's so fucking cool!!!

[@jo4vt]

32:38 Ugh, I agree about the Kardashians. It makes me sad, and I’m exhausted even imagining living their lives.

[@jbridges9574]

The funny thing is to me their look hasn’t fundamentally changed. It feels like a weird frozen thing. I’m too old and their look isn’t original or authentic so it’s never appealed to me.

[@Laisper]

"She's not gone... she's just kinda weird now" 😂😂😂 I thought I was alone in this thought lmao.

[@jordanwenger1160]

Such good commentary! Honestly short form TikTok beauty videos leave much to be desired. I always walk away with questions and there just isn’t enough time to address them. Long form content is way more educational and satisfying, personally. I feel like Tiktokers (am I aging myself by calling them that? 😂) are selling products more than they’re trying to inform viewers. KZbin is the exact opposite for me. As always, I hope you’re doing well!

[@monsterous6152]

I turned 40 in September and my 2024 goal for beauty/makeup is to just use and and wesr what works for me (pale muted olive here!). I personally no longer have the energy or desire to care about the weight of others' opinions in regards to my looks.

[@SheReaDelSol]

This video was GREATTTTTT.

[@EmilyGvlSC]

So happy for a new video. Yay!!!

[@baileydubs]

Even though I religiously watch your videos, I’m a mainly drugstore/midrange makeup consumer (it’s what I can afford) but I agree with the uninspired dupe era we are stuck in. I wish drugstore brands would just do their thing. It does feel like you are buying a knock off when buying dupes. The other thing….i met a girl recently who claimed she’s super into makeup and I was like omg finally someone! And she proceeded to tell me she only buys stuff from morphe, and I hate to admit I felt like a judgmental snob…coming from a drugstore girl 🙄

[@littlemisslipstick2999]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ Lamenting the fact that my eyebrows didn't come back. 🥺🥺 It's me, I want my eyebrow hairs back.

[@ShellLise]

Loved this!! So honest and informative😁

[@michelesalter9564]

Love the commentary. Appreciate how you refer to other KZbinr’s as your co-workers.

[@CallmeCalypso]

I recently stumbled across your channel and I'm so glad i did. I get Hannah Louise vibes, like you're on the same spectrum level of class but just polar opposites energy wise. If that makes any sense at all. Anyway, you're absolutely stunning and I love your videos and fun chaotic energy!

[@dw7896]

This. Kackie and Hannah are the same person in different fonts and I love that I can get similar content and perspectives and introspection whether I'm in the mood for high energy chaos or calmer discussions. And throwing Amanda Z into the mix, she's like the center of that continuum; with hautmesstom, they're at the halfway point between Amanda and Kackie. And State of Kait for me resides in the spot between Hannah and Amanda. And to know that all of them are friends? Proves that I've found my people and the right side of the Internet

[@studious_nonchalance]

52 and frankly loving revisiting the 90s trends . 🎉 And I love doing the most one day and minimalist the next. I just enjoy playing with fashion and makeup and will forever.

[@dolleeeh]

This vid felt just uh… it felt like i’m not speaking the same language with anyone at this point But millennials are still there.. *virtual hug*

[@becominghumanagain]

welcome baaaaaaack! glad you're alive :)

[@kackie]

I'm ALIVE!!!

[@tbear8839]

You got deep on this one! I enjoyed it very much ❤

[@kaceyavellone8692]

I really appreciate the way you "talk through" topics. I like your insight and enjoy hearing your perspective. Edit: Also love when it gets unhinged 🤣

[@brendaalbaugh8927]

Saw an older woman the other day with caterpillars in her lashes, not her brows, her lashes. She could barely see. Had to contain my shock and awe then my laugh. Let ‘em be we need amusing lol

[@zivprof]

Gods i love your videos! I wish i could watch your videos all day every day cause you just speak truth and light and love. I hope you are doing well! ❤❤

[@gracenurse3365]

What’s strange is I used to pluck my brows both near the bridge of the nose and out at the tails. Now the inner ones still live but the outer ones died. Which is the opposite of what I’d prefer! Why…WHY?!?!

[@crissycattuzzo1460]

I LOVE ELF !! Prior to knowing anything about makeup as an adult.

[@ShellLise]

Thx Kackie - you are one very intelligent and honest gal 😁 Loved this!!

[@LoneCookie]

I have such oily skin, the matte look lasts about 2h max on me (even with mattifying spf and powder foundation). Right now it is minus temperatures outside and I still look like a grease ball. Whenever a product has ‘dewy’ as the selling point, I stay far, far away. I envy those who can use lovely thick, nourishing products on their face and look luminous and effortless! Grass is always greener!

[@myfanwydavies]

i’m 23 and have always had fuller brows and remember wanting to pluck them when i was super young. thank goodness my mother forbade me from even just ‘cleaning them up’!! i will be continuing the current fluffy natural brow thing way past its popularity, along with my extremely dewy makeup looks !!

[@melissalynn1215]

I frequent a makeup Reddit and I’m on a quest to warn the youngs to shave, not pluck their eyebrows. Mine came back, many didn’t.

[@ShellLise]

I wouldn’t even know what generation I am - but I am a young 52! I never wore makeup until I was about 36 - it just wasn’t something I thought I needed. It is only recently that I’ve become interested because of ageing and trying to maintain some degree of healthy looking skin. I have a 17 year old daughter who is beyond gorgeous and has very much been into a skin care routine for 3 years plus! She’s taught me - but I must admit that it is very time consuming and costly…but I really do enjoy the art and the self care involved - I’ve never cared for myself as I’ve always spent my time caring for others but I do enjoy sitting down and learning how makeup can make me look more radiant - it’s a great confidence booster for sure!!

[@biogirl1381]

omg, i watched that show too, and it reminded me of my life too. i stopped giving a bunch of fks as soon as i hit my 30’s and it’s the best thing that ever happened to me. dude, i just found out about “tik tok shop” two weeks ago!!! of course i wouldn’t know that because i NEVER go on tik tok!!! i was HATING on rhode for soooo long UNTIL i actually tried the stupid glazing fluid and peptide lip balms, and i fell in love with the actual products for my skin type. omfg, i loathe gigantic false lashes and i can’t understand why people keep wearing them!!! i love full eyebrows… as long as they’re not bushy and unruly. the only faux freckle pen i’ll ever use is the berry freckle pen because i already have a bunch and don’t want them to get covered up. i love your “two cakes philosophy”, and i loveeee when i see events like “creators and friends” happening often. there’s absolutely room for everyone and more. i’m BEYOND ELATED for hannah!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@zoilalulu3798]

I'm so glad that my eyebrows grew back! I can't imagine such a cruel fate as making one mistake and losing my eyebrows!

[@eileeno7922]

I really like your two cakes theory!! It’s so true!

[@judithholder2537]

75 yrs old - glad i never over-plucked my brows. Thicker brows & straight white teeth help oldies look good. Also - I must say, people compliment me WHEN I bother to put on some eye make-up

[@heabooktubes]

Ooooh I LOVED this video.

[@annealbaugh919]

Great video thanks 💜🌻✌🏻

[@erinsirohi5631]

Love your perspective on this space. No one can escape the zeitgeist. It’s going to be interesting to see how AI affects the “space” or the beauty industry. We’re already getting clothing that is an ever changing projection…I wonder when we will don face nets, or fibre-optic webbing that project a certain look that we can alter and be creative with. It’s gonna get juicy!

[@beatdizzy]

Yeah here for every second of this take. And can't wait for the face net 😂

[@kassiuh6119]

Loved this video

[@valariebrown3768]

Well, kiddo, if you are mother, this 57 year old must be a crone. I was taught that make up was not supposed to be noticeable. If anyone complimented my makeup it meant I was wearing too much, or colors that were too bright. This makes it very hard to experiment with a smokey eye or a bold lip, especially at my advanced age. It's been a learning curve. I do DEEPLY appreciate all the new info about skin care, and all the lovely choices available now, though. And I am NEVER giving up my Gucci lipsticks.

[@gailterry3134]

Yes!! I just turned 64 this past September. I was taught the same thing...if someone can tell I have makeup on, then I am wearing too much. My focus at my really crone-y age is on skin care. So glad there are some great quality, yet semi-affordable choices out there. I'm also pleased that there are some great YT dermatologists who can point me in the right direction as to what my skin type is and what it needs. Gucci lipsticks....going to have to check those out!!!

[@cathb4682]

Much awaited ❤

[@harperelder8301]

Okay MOTHER!

[@CallmeCalypso]

Interesting concepts and thoughts on them! Can you do a video about how your face changed when you got your teeth done? I'm thinking about getting my teeth done and I would like to kind of know what to expect. I know everybody's different but I know it would elongate my face too

[@romeos3461]

oh, whoops, another thing i really wanna say--the real problem, i think, with 90s trends coming back is that a lot of the trends that get brought back are ones that are only achievable, or only considered stylish, or look good/flattering, if youre white or light skinned, and/or rich, and/or skinny. bringing back the 90s supermodel physique (which, to be clear, body types coming in/out of fashion is NEVER okay) & the idolization of genuinely sick bodies that are, again, also far, far more common on white people, & fashion trends that support that (low rise jeans, baggy clothes) is seriously unsettling. especially with how tiktok is reinventing or rediscovering literal phrenology (especially with the coquette trend), it feels like white, rich, ethnocentric, fatphobic beauty standards are being heavily reinforced on my generation (gen z).

[@kaceyavellone8692]

::shudder:: You are so right. I barely survived "heroin chic" the first time. If it came back it could literally kill people.

[@heysaras]

Sure, but isn’t this content generated by your peers? To gain them attention and money? The worst part to me is that I doubt those influencers care about any of it and make money off rapidly changing the trend and inducing insecurity. Their passion seems only to extend as far as fame and money. It’s easiest to make younger people feel insecure so they are the sorry targets.

[@romeos3461]

@@heysaras while i do think this is to some extent true, given that so much of tiktok is driven by an algorithm that has been proven time and time again to suppress users who are poor, queer, disabled, nonwhite, etc, i think that this goes a lot deeper than simply content creation--it has to do with what content is being platformed by the algorithm. and, additionally, it is also important to remember that the VAST majority of gen z arent the influencers that are being given massive platforms--theyre kids, or young adults, who look like the furthest thing from these influencers, and might not even HAVE tiktok, who are going to be the ones most affected by this. its a classic case of loud minority!

[@elabhines5346]

Luckily my eyebrows mostly grew back, a few gaps but not terrible 😂. But yeah, felt the clinging to life comment… same. We got this! This too shall pass. Thanks as always for being you and brining some joy to the day.

[@KD-eq7iv]

Oh my, I got called out for my thin eyebrows. Totally wish I didn’t buy into this (plucking and my god awful hairstylist that wax my eyebrows)

[@christinalamp8758]

I just got a new ciate dewy skin primer. I love it, need it, will always have in my collection.

[@specteramber]

There seems to be an idea now that thick eyebrows are the objective superior choice, making thin eyebrows a sort of Vegas of brows. Fun for a while, but it gets exhausting and, one day soon, you'll be glad to leave. I don't agree. I think some people's faces suit thin eyebrows, even if they naturally have thick ones. I look like I'm mad at the world, if I don't pluck out about 30% of my eyebrows, because they are very low set and straight. So I pluck them, I give them an arch and people stop asking me why I'm upset (when I'm perfectly happy), it's great. I also enjoy the look personally. Of course I wouldn't do it just to get people off my back. And, recently, I've been bleaching them as well. I love the way I look with no brows too. Some people are better off without brows

[@judithholder2537]

Whoopi?

[@Emma-se5wm]

i have the same eyebrow situation. I've been waxing them and plucking them for over 20 years. These fuckers grow in like champs and if left unattended, I would look like Burt from Sesame Street. My eyebrows aren't wildly thinned, I just create an arch but it takes out about 25%-30% of the hairs. I go from having "resting bitch face" to "resting thoughtful and curious face." I also have more space for eyeshadow and to create different kids of looks (hooded, deep set eyes...limited real estate) which i LOVE!

[@jori7398]

I enjoy very much… your intelligence and sardonic humor.

[@kackie]

thank you!!!

[@annealbaugh919]

Well said Girl 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Youwinmeta]

Such a fabulous video

[@sepideharfazadeh542]

I love that painting behind you. Is it you who painted it?🥰

[@baileydubs]

So funny how much I relate to the dewy skin lasting 10 min. All foundations/skin tints that are dewy on most people I see on KZbin, end up fairly natural satin matte on me

[@Alicia.Marie.13]

I love these editorial videos ❤ P.s. you look gorgeous 😍 very Elven and I mean that as a high compliment!

[@callioscope]

Dewy skin is at both ends. Hailey Bieber and Rhodes vs Bobbi Brown and Jones Road. And now people who buy Jones Road are TikTok viewers like me, though I won’t buy either. What I most notice is how the trends are like tornadoes on TikTok. If, one day you see a couple of people talking about those tanks or jeans or concealer, the next day it has gone Malthusean and you realize it was in no way organic. And it’s much worse now that there is a “TikTok shop.” Btw, I did not realize the dark lip liner filled in with gloss was 90s. What *I*remember was overlining in dark liner and filling in with a slightly lighter shade, though that was more 80s. I think the newer iteration is less hideous, but is it worse than using liner as lipstick or using foundation on your lips?

[@catporter8417]

Great point about Tati's WTF vids in today's world....now luxury is "commonplace" for lack of a better word because of the Influencer explosion and IG and TikTok flexing..

[@nisapl]

Lol man i wish i have someone like you to hang around with. I've had burned my husband's ear off with this exact/similar mullings on this very aubject. My other friends dont carr about makeup, so even if the subject is not the beauty industry but the context is, I've lost them at the outset. My good friend who's into beauty and this kind of conversation is a bit younger and haven't quite arrived to this point yet.

[@MusingOnBeauty]

Allow me to be one of the people who lament that their brows never grew back, and that’s the bane of my makeup existence. BE WARNED, GEN Z.

[@mus1quenonst0p]

i saw a pic of myself at 16 with like the Best eyebrows. perfectly shaped and framed my eyes. then some random esthetician waxed my brows. unevenly. then i kept it up. they kinda grew back? but seeeing that pic made me like…almost tear up.

[@winter6123]

I just think about that spider that crawled out of that one girls thiccc lashes in that vieeo

[@kristensockittoem6590]

What makeup are you wearing? It looks so good!

[@MusicalSaraJo]

When I was in college a girl was telling us she needed to get her eyebrows waxed and I said "you don't have any to start with." I was savage back then., but it was more of concern. The tadpole look was popular.

[@allisontaylor5182]

Omg my 8 year old daughter wanted the the two piece bang for her cheer pictures this year🤦🏼‍♀️😳🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m like really?!?! Lmfao! ❤❤ always love your brain 🧠

[@chasetrier]

gen z viewer here, and sorry but yes you ARE mother!

[@kackie]

THANK YOU

[@magpiesneedle2575]

“That’s why it kinda makes you bristle.”

[@teristroud2223]

So true my poor brows…

[@lkd8293]

Take a shot every time you hear zeitgeist lol. Love this video! As a young millennial I feel this so hard

[@jennacote7042]

“Hopefully I will get back to the point but ADHD has taken me away right now”. So get that. All the time.

[@user-tc3jf5mf7k]

The eye look in this video is beautiful! What is it?

[@ashlaww]

not to be wierd, but you have the best laugh!

[@kackie]

thank you aww

[@dianak.8209]

I'm so so happy my mom didn't let me tweezer my brows! I wanted to be like my older sister. She had the thickest eyebrows and then the thinnest lol

[@romeos3461]

HAHA im one of those gen z followers! (though i will say, DEFINITELY not one who uses tiktok lol) & for whatever its worth, watching your channel has actually influenced me to stop tweezing my brows this year--i did it for awhile just because my brows are SO thick it gives me more lid space (& also once someone told me i looked like saavik from star trek and i took that as a HUGE compliment), but maintaining it was literally SUCH a pain

[@kackie]

Aw I'm glad that was relieving for you! I let mine go for long periods of time and then just clean up the riff raff all at once but I am blissfully negligent 😂

[@mymagicemily]

WHEN I SAY I'VE BEEN READY FOR THIS FOR AGES

[@kackie]

omg thank you!!

[@beatdizzy]

This gen X kept a sharp wing eyebrow WAY too thin. They didn't come back but they are significantly lower 😂 but boy am i glad i committed to a wing at least...

[@laurenwalker9339]

I will speak for the majority of gen z on the skinny brows. Almost none of us pluck or wax. We mostly use a single blade facial razor to play with brow shape and the hair grows back within day or two.

[@meganjohnson2246]

I try REALLY REALLY hard not to opine about other folks' fashion choices, but at work the other day I saw some girl with her thong/G-string straps intentionally shown over the waistband of her low-rise baggy trousers and I had to BITE MY TONGUE. Granted, I'm an overweight late GenX-er who never would've dared, but still, I feel like this sort of "statement" is kinda tacky, okay? Someday I'm going to casually wear my "vintage" raver pants (if they fit my waist) to work and explode everyone's brains.