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Thank you Liah and the team for the time and energy you've put into this video so we can have a better understanding for the products we purchase. You efforts definitely make me a better consumer for my next purchase. And I'm so grateful that you share the brands that are more sustainable than most so I can learn more and be responsible to create the world/environment that would benefit us all. I'm grateful that we have people like you to produce contents like this and on that note, the more the merrier!
Super interesting! Again, thanks for making all this more accessible. Also again, you talk about land usage and in you sustainable video you didn't mention eating animals, which is the biggest culprit for the degradation of our land. I learned a lot in your videos.🌱
Very interesting video! Although, I think it would have been beneficial to address the health concerns that arise with synthetic fragrances in perfumes as this goes hand in hand with why people pick natural over synthetic.
This was really interesting to watch considering my dad has his own small perfume business!!! Thanks as always for the great insights Liah! Also, the animal derived ingredient's history was CRAZYYY😂💀
I wish people knew how toxic fragrances are. I myself react really bad to any artificial smell, with strong dizziness, headaches, nerve pain, heart racing etc. My body reacts the same to pesticides…
i stopped buying perfume from the big brands a while ago. unfortunately in my country (and especially in my town) there isn't much of a selection outside of these, so i'm not able to actually smell the items before purchasing. buying scents i end up not liking is wasteful both for my bank account and for the environment, so i stopped that too. oh, how i wish all these niche brands could be sold here as well.
super informative video!! i've always wondered why no one really talks about sustainability when it comes to perfumes, and the animal-derived ingredients... wow.
I only buy Molton Brown perfume. I think they're an ethical and cruelty-free brand? They use synthetic Oud, as far as i know, and which I absolutely love! Anyone know otherwise? LOVE LOVE LOVE you Liah ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m the opposite! I always feel like people speak too slow 😂 so I like to use the playback speed to speed things up but you can also slow it down. Hope that helps!
@@aleenr4425 thanks will do! I have a sensitive smell so there were very few times I've worn cologne or perfume on myself. And someone told me perfumes aren't really safe so I was curious 🧐
Don’t make videos about things that you have zero knowledge. That creates misunderstandings and controversy. Firstly, there’s no animalic perfume ingr in Chanel No.5 and most of those ingr aren’t allowed to use in modern perfumery anymore. Rose and sandalwood notes shown in those fragrances are actually created by ‘accords’ and not the particular unsustainable essential oil you quoted. Perfume noses can tell the popular Santal 33 is sharp and actually synthetic - not made of real sandalwood. When it comes to rose note, it’s usually mixed with something else like linalool, geranium.
@@oceanlbistill Chanel ‘no.5’ never contained/contains animalic notes/accords. If any, it’d be the other ones from the house. This is what I meant, even though it’s not the point.
