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Her clothing brand clothes are made from Polyester mix hardy environmentally friendly. She constantly puts out new clothes every other week :) Synthetic garments like polyester are a significant source of microplastic pollution in the oceans today. This is because up to 1,900 plastic fibers can be washed off one garment every time it is washed, according to Ensia. Even the highest-quality polyester clothing results in a slow deterioration with every subsequent wash As most types of polyester are made from plastic, the material is subject to the same ecological concerns as all other plastic projects. It comes from an unsustainable carbon-intensive non-renewable resource: petroleum. According to Forbes, If she cares so much why not use cotton? Simple the profit is not as high then...

How do you know what she really is like inside out? Let's hope she gives all her profits to these causes instead of just talking and making news for herself while promoting a fake non sustainability brand . She should instead of buying 2.5 million dollar summer house and 75k Cartier dangling on her arm just to show off to regular people put all that money into where her mouth is and pay for these struggling people with ALL the profits she makes, only then she is a beautiful person inside out.

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Not retouched really? hahaha... I like how she makes you all believe that. Honestly look at the pictures on her site not one pimple, not one acne scar, not one sight of a cellulite, all skins are perfect on the bodies and face, which only means one thing filter!

@@babaali4410Well, She’s still promoting positivity and sustainability so even if this is the case, i don’t see a huge problem w that.

@@floryct She is promoting a FAKE sustainability! She puts out clothes ever two weeks, please...The clothes are made from polyester which are made from plastic, the material is subject to the same ecological concerns as all other plastic projects. It comes from an unsustainable carbon-intensive non-renewable resource: petroleum. According to Forbes, Synthetic garments like polyester are a significant source of microplastic pollution in the oceans today. This is because up to 1,900 plastic fibers can be washed off one garment every time it is washed, FACTS.

@@floryct Her brand is far from sustainable. It's sad to se how gullible people are..

@@LeilaKim1802 Yes, I just recently learned about this in the last month. I’m disappointed i fell for it 😕