You know that girl in high school who would whine and cry that a teacher hated her and was trying to fail her on purpose when SHE justifiably failed/messed up her own school work and the teacher was just doing their job? Yeah.
The need for y'all to make everything about high school... It's interesting though because I've been at a similar situation before and I don't know about the girl you are randomly judging, but in my case I remember not finishing homework a lot of times because my abusive dad wouldn't really allow for peace in the home, not because I didn't give a fuck. At school ofc I didn't show anything and was actually one of the most happiest seeming people in class. So I would suggest not to judge so quickly, not everyone goes through the same things in life as you. I remember hating my teacher too because of making a fool out of me in class when it's something I can't control and it's almost always the case tbh when something is off with people, this is why I found her immature and unempathetic. Returning the same thing back to the comment starter as well.
@@sxoresx well frankly, I’m not talking about you. I’m talking about someone who has shown an immature pattern of behavior and i related that to remembering another immature pattern of behavior. you chose to tell a story that has no baring of my perception of this person who isn’t you.
Reminds me of those bad infomercials from the 80's. They'd show the daftest of dafts unable to operate a veggie slicer that would borderline attack the person!
@@johnnybonnywonnyThe issue isn't returning a product. The issue is that after using one or two lipsticks she knew she didn't like them but still used all of them, THEN returned them. She wasted product and made it unable to be sold to somebody else by opening every one.
So cringe. It's hilarious she thinks she's going to someday stitch her own shameless video and be proud. If she grows as a person, even a little bit, she'll look back at this and be mortified. I'm embarrassed even watching it.
Comes the time she hit that plateau she'll finally regret for being proud of that ceiling she built up there. How to spot? The time she "diversify" whatever products she's so proud marketing as what she said she gonna stitch. Especially when the _merch_ is anything BUT make-up line. *Especially when it's clothing lines* 🍿🍿🍿
“Glamzilla being cancelled over a lipstick can you imagine cause I can’t” Imagine nonstop joking about your contaminated lipsticks without ever actually fixing/addressing the situation
Glamzilla is, and this is my opinion, is starting to show quite a messy and immature side to her. It’s problematic. And tbh, I think she’s fake as h*ll. but that’s just my take 🤷🏽
I totally agree. I think she’s experiencing what I’d call the “Mikayla effect” where she realizes the overwhelming amount of attention she gets when she’s causing trouble and drama. And now she’ll keep doing it. And on top of that, she’ll avoid talking about her wrongdoings and will keep making drama. I’ve never liked her but she’s totally riding on this attention now and is going to continue to try getting negative attention.
Hate panners are so resourceful! Wrong foundation shade? Patchy blush? Drying lipstick? They find a way. Everything can become something else and serve a purpose.
If I can’t find an alternate way or alternate use for something I spend my money on then I will return it. It’s usually foundation cause it doesn’t match at all or doesn’t work on my skin type. I’m picky with what I buy so I am willing to return it if it doesn’t live up to my research.
When she was like “people are trying to cancel her !!!! Can you believe it!?” Over a lipstick. Like no girl you know it’s not just over a lipstick. And people were just calling her out… holding her accountable and I know these content creators HATE being held accountable 🤣
Agreed! I was so annoyed when she spoke up about this. She's failed in makeup, has proven it over & over. She needs to sit down, be quiet, & continue to pretend protein shakes & braces are a redemption arch.
What I hate the most about instances like this: These influencers never apologize or take accountability yet still get money and fame for their bad behavior.
@@2001s Using your large platform to mislead followers through false advertising or undisclosed sponsorships, attacking smaller influencers, and excessive waste are all bad things Glamzilla does.
It was so cringey. If you’re gonna return a bunch of used stuff and try to get famous by pissing people off at least have the decency to hide it. She’s just blatantly flaunting it like it makes her cool 😂
Anytime I hear an influencer say something along the lines of “you can’t trust anyone else, but you can trust meeeeeeee.” I immediately get suspicious.
I don’t know how Canada does it but in the US if she is writing off the things she is getting for work only to have returned those items ..that my friend is tax fraud.
Good point. Didnt even think about that, for some reason. I guess no one is checking on that though bc theres probably no way to do so, so itd be hard to prove.
I actually did some research after seeing your comment, seems to be a very grey area.. like the other commenter said, very hard to track. But through the multiple websites I’ve seen now, here in Canada it’s extremely similar and yes exactly! tax fraud. Good catch.
well let’s not say she’s doing fraud with no actual evidence as we don’t even know if this is the case. I’m sure she’s not that dumb or at least for own career and money she better not be
Same! I’m a Brit, It would never even enter my head to return anything like this. Make-up/ Skincare etc… I always thought I was misunderstanding these videos when I first started seeing them, it really took a while for it to sink in.
I used to really like her videos ( I only use youtube so I wasn't even aware of all of this drama ) but as soon as I found out she didn't think it was wrong to support a pedophile I immediately unsubscribed. Hope more people do so. I found her videos about drake to be super weird too
Did she apologize? Must have missed it, all I heard was justifications that ignored the actual reason for the criticism and a lot of "I got views, so idgaf 💅🏻"
In Brazil you can’t return a product if you opened it. That’s the point of having a tester on the stores, so you can test it before buying it 😅 If you open it, it’s your forever
Same here and I think it ensures hygiene. How does America do it like won't you have a chance of getting syphilis or herpes if you bought something returned
@@cinnamontoast359they don't resell it, it's because of the waste generated from throwing it away. even if you return it unopened they're still gonna throw it away
Isn’t it! It’s ruining the reputation for all content creators. Now they just give me the ick because I cannot trust anyone’s take these days. Time for these content creators to go get a real job before the community just dissipates because of the phoniness.
It's not the early 2000s to 2010s anymore when it was just preteens and teens having fun. Now that people are seeing that them being on camera can make revenue they view it as a source of income to protect at all costs especially with inflation. You have to take what's said with a grain of salt
@@Itscannatella Tbh I think we see this on every single platform. Facebook has their MLM’s, Instagram is riddled with influencers as well. I think we live in a world full of advertisement/hyping products for $. In a world that’s leaning towards great regression😅
Good lord that "don't clock me" rant with all the slang and crocodile tears for "the mother with only $25 who needs my ~*HoT FiRe ReViEwS*~ was insuuuuuufferable
Everything I've seen of her triggers the shit outta me. I don't know her, but she just seems so insufferably fake, annoying, and embarrassing (in my opinion). Who really knows. But, "hot fire?" Just... ugh. Maybe she's too high energy for me, but the way she speaks to her audience and the way she acts make me want to run through a brick wall.
I was confused about that at first thought she was talking about herself and her childhood but I’m also thinking that’s how most girls were. They are given a small amount of money from their parents or family or they earned from their first draw and they want to buy them they go for themselves.
Nah but this and every other hip term she used aged the fuck out of her 😭 all this told me is she still stuck with a teenager’s mentality, a bratty one at that And to think she’s trying to become a mother, yikes
Seeing people use products in correctly ON PURPOSE just to be able to talk badly about it and get attention is so infuriating. These “influencers” need their five minutes of fame so badly and are willing to tear a brand down to do it. Of all the brands, doing this to ELF is so low. They’ve been affordable and very good quality for my whole life, it seems like they’re more successful than ever now. Glamzilla is so shady and gross.
She also did a review on ELFs lip tints which I bought because of her, she liked them, not to defend her, I just wanna say that she doesn't only talk shit about ELF
He reviewed some stuff of Kat Von D's a few years back when her bad apple foundation dropped. Dudes problematic, but he avoids brands he doesn't agree with to avoid making false reviews. But His review of the foundation was straight and to the point.
Right? I always think back to the rhode review and how he threw it in the trash without even reviewing it. Didn't even give it to anyone, didn't reject it from the company. Accepted the pr and threw it away.
Glamzilla has gone the way all influencers go. They gain a following for being honest and down to earth then they get popular and lose touch with reality and get wrapped up in their own self importance.
Her saying her career 'just began' right when she's caught in controversy after controversy is giving 'I can't believe how much attention I'm getting by being shady and fake and frustrating people, so this is the new me'. Actually the rest of that video sounds like she's just gonna keep it up because the numbers are huge. I wish people would just ignore creators that act like this so they don't get any attention, good or bad.
HIII I used to work for Sephora as of 2023- they DO NOT destroy/throw out makeup like at my past jobs such as Sally beauty or Ulta. The “damage/used” bin gets taken by another company who sorts through it and anything deemed reusable gets donated to multiple places, and the unsaveable gets tossed
In my country you can't return used makeup because "you didn't like it", if you bought something and ended up not working for you, you have 4 options: not using it, find a way to use it that you like, use it anyways or try to resell it. It's so insane to me that you can just return everything.
Same here. If you’re lucky there are testers but even then, you can’t use the products like you would at home. I have many products I had to make work somehow. 😂
No it isnt if you PAID GOOD MONEY FOR IT!! These companies DO NOT LOSE ON RETURNED PRODUCT believe that!!!🙄 If I Don't like it I WANT MY $$$ BACK period!
@@DMV8662they do lose though… you cannot resell makeup so when it’s returned to sephora it gets binned. that is horrifically wasteful and should not be legal - it’s illegal in my country.
she’s really getting to the point where she doesn’t care what anyone has to say but then begin to criticize the people that are calling her out on her shit.
She has money. She can afford to have the products. If some poor person couldn’t afford makeup, they probably aren’t buying it. If they are, then they’ll buy one after a lot of consideration. She could have donated it. And poor people would be more grateful for free products too.
I also never understand why the texture of such gloss products is never tested with an extra brush, then you can even give it away if you don't like it. I don't understand that with liquid eyeshadows either.
Its not returning them thats the problem. Its opening them ALL after discovering you dont like the formula, knowing youre gonna return them anyway. The wastefulnes.
Exactly. It wasn't the color not working for her, but the formula. I could MAYBE see trying one other one (in case the first was a one off), but not every single one!
I don't see the issue of her opening to try the lipsticks. That's what reviewers do. If she tried just one shade and then said she didn't like and didn't proceed to try the others, people would be saying she's biased and didn't give it a proper try. Personally I watch beauty videos not because I am listening for their opinion, sometimes to see shades. Lip shades could look cool toned online.. but when you order, it's actually very warm toned. It's nice when people swatch the whole range on video so we know how the shade actually looks other than advertising photos by the brand which may be heavily edited for aesthetics.
@@RapK-fu2sh the issue isn't her trying the product. it's her KNOWING that she doesn't like the formula yet still swatched ALL of them on her lips - if you know you don't like the formula then why try all of them? XD
Don't know why but I can't keep a straight face at 9:26 when she hits us with the 'poor 12 years old boy who only has 20 dollars' and she gets emotional 😂 like she's saving lives with her reviews, they can't afford the food but damn those Lips will absolutely be hot fire! SO DON'T CLOCK HER! She is doing God work! /s
It’s tacky and honestly disrespectful to those who actually can’t afford. I grew up in such conditions and I remember my mom only buying cheap drugstore lipsticks and eyeliner (no hate to drugstore makeup it’s amazing quality) since that’s all we could afford back then. I work now, and can afford to buy my mom anything she wants, but she’s fine with what she has. If a kid with $20 wants to buy their loved one a lipstick, they can buy any drugstore makeup or two and still have money left over. She’s just nasty for coming up with a BS excuse and she’s enjoying all of this attention.
I absolutely can’t stand her content. Irritates me 10x more than Mikayla’s ever did. I literally have to skip past the clips of her in other videos 💀 Also, I agree that she’s had some bad takes and is acting super weird… who gleefully gloats over ignoring constructive criticism? She just comes across very immature. ETA: on one hand, she’s right that she’s getting more views right now, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into more loyal viewers. I’ve only become aware of her recently, but she annoys me, and I would never watch her content on her channel, or buy any products she was associated with or produced.
i’m so confused in the UK if you’ve broke the seal of a product then you can’t return it? like if it’s been used, if you’re happy or not then it can’t be returned. i think the only exception is if like once you’ve opened the product and it’s not the correct product (mislabelled or incorrectly packaged) then you could return it but unsealed products? they’d probs laugh in your face and tell you to go away
Glam you’re right, you’re not an influence that would wait for a PR packages but you will buy products and tag them in it hoping that you could be their PR list girl we see you and we know the favoritism
“Trying to cancel her… OVER A LIPSTICK?!? Can you imagine? Because I Can’t!” sounds so incredibly ironic coming from someone who was very nearly cancelled over a lipstick herself…
PR is mailed out.. and she receives it late, probably weeks after the product is launched. By then others would have reviewed the product. No point making a video, editing and posting it, if the hype for the product is already over. So she buys the products herself. I don't see the issue of her opening to try the lipsticks. That's what reviewers do. If she tried just one shade and then said she didn't like and didn't proceed to try the others, people would be saying she's biased and didn't give a proper try.
Yeah she's trying to act like she's better than everyone that waits until they get their pr to review stuff, and you can believe her more because she buys it with her own money. But the only reason she buys it with her own money is because she doesn't get the pr in time. But also, she returns what she buys. So yeah, saying she buys the product with her own money isn't the flex she thinks it is.
@@HeatherWho11.10 It isn't a flex. It's just her doing her job. If you lived 3 hours away from work, you have to wake up earlier than the rest of your colleagues to get to office on time. It's not a flex, it's the fact of the situation. She's just explaining that she BUYS a lot of product. Imagine if she had to keep every collection and colour. I don't see what's wrong if she returns a few things she doesn't like considering she buys a ton of product for reviews. Unless she's buying EVERYTHING and returning EVERYTHING, that's disgusting! But from the video, it appears that she's returning just that specific collection, so I don't get the issue. Like her job is to review and swatch shades, so that people can look it up online before purchasing. People who have similar skintone as her might be watching to see which colour might be suitable for them. I don't see the issue with her swatching all colours.
I think that Sephora's return policy is extremely disrespectful to the environment. In Sephora in several other countries they do not return anything that has been opened - and I honestly thinks that it is okay.
Sephora actually cuts you off after a certain amount of returns. They will block you from returning anymore stuff. She also could have written it off on her taxes as a business expense. Duh.
Glamzilla is now starting to show her true colors as the new Mikayla doing things for money and fame. Like I just don’t get why these influencers don’t like be honest and authentic. But apparently chasing the money is more important than there fans and being real. Like seriously all they do is lie and pretend like they are beneath their fans. Like they are all narcissists and people who will do anything for a check.
Thank you Teaspill covering this! I requested it a week ago. And thank you for not deleting the comments. You are not like other tea channel that deleting the comment because she didn't like after showing her face in video. Tea spill you are iconic!
About Glamzilla returning the lipsticks... I don't know how taxes work in Canada, I'm an American. This seems super shady to me. In the States things that are purchased for a business can be claimed a tax exemption. So, she's sort of getting that money back twice. Once on the store return and then on her yearly tax refund.
It’s wild to me that in North America you can get a full refund on opened and used products, simply because you don’t like it. If a product was faulty or contaminated- that would make sense to get a refund. America is so wasteful. There’s testers in the store for a reason
@@bre7931it's wasteful for the environment. Knowing that you can return any shit even after opening a product basically gives you a pass to spend your money however you like it. I promise you that you would think twice before buying something if you know that you cannot return it. Used returned items go to trash, which creates extra waste for the environment. It doesn't harm anybody if we are conscious of our consumption.
@@bre7931 No worries, you can be as wasteful as you like even if there are limitations on returning used items (outside North America, I've never seen that returning opened make-up items being allowed), there are no laws against that. I was merely suggesting that we be more conscious of the environment before buying something.
It is so disingenuous of Glamzilla to compare her buying makeup to a regular customer buying makeup. This is her job. And for tax purposes in Canada, if she is purchasing makeup for her job, she gets to write them off. And to ignore that and pretend that she's just a poor Canadian girl who has to buy things all on her lonesome is so gross.
What I’m curious about is if when she buys a product for a review that’s a write off, right? Well, if she purchases makeup to review then returns it, then she keeps the receipt to write it off anyways. So she gets a tax write off for free basically. I don’t know if that would work or not, or how Canadian taxes work but I could totally see influencer doing shady things like that.
I worked at sephora and there was an influencer in my area that was pretty popular online she would return thousands of used products weekly and it was so frustrating. I did explain to her once that we destroy everything that is used and she was shocked and started being way more conscience of her wastefulness
As a european it is crazy to me that people are buying products and returning them AFTER opening and trying them out. I live in Germany and you can only return products and get your money back if they haven't been opened (there may be exceptions, e.g. when you've had an allergic reaction) and I think that's reasonable, otherwise that would invite people to be very wasteful
The way he’s spoken down on women in the past is not easy to forget but I won’t take away from his work ethic. To go from MySpace “influencer” to owning a multi million dollar cosmetics company is amazing. One of the very few influencers to build a well established brand.
The shady stuff being racism, misogyny, shitting on non binary people, & committing SA amongst other things! But hey he doesn’t lie about makeup!! Your morals are just.. different than mine I guess. 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Anyone else think it's odd that Jacklyn said she cant imagine trying to be canceled over lipstick? Like didn't you have fuzzy lipsticks as your first brand launch?
I agree with the people!! If I want to try something imma buy one first then if I like the formula THEN AND ONLY THEN I will get more colors that I KNOW will look good on my skin-tone.
Its unheard of in Europe. Here, you cannot return antything that is open and used. There are a lot of testers available and even though I would never touch my lips with a tester due to sanitary reasons, it gives a pretty good idea about a texture of a product.
Okay but who suggested she give the makeup to a woman's shelter????! THAT'S DISGUSTING SHE USED IT! Just bc ppl are in tough situations doesn't mean they deserve to risk their health using used makeup. Her returning it to the store for it to be destroyed was the best choice, we were just in a pandemic y'all
Say what you want about Jeffree but I trust his reviews the most. If he says something is good, it's good. And trusting his reviews out of all of these influencers really says something.
Isn’t literally the best thing about Sephora that you can literally see and try the products before buying? Why would you buy something you would hate? Returning used make up because you don’t like it is insane. It’s like returning used undergarments wtf. What a massive influencer from my country does is she uses most of the PR she is given with one time use applicators so that if she doesn’t like it or because she doesn’t need all, she can just give it off to her followers who are cool with getting a for example once opened foundation or mascara in giveaways. I found that sweet.
I honestly think that Glamzilla was desperate to regain her "truthful and real reviewer" reputation that she used to have, so she rushed to put out a bad review as quickly as she could. She saw that people have been calling her fake so she looked for the first product that she's not affiliated with and trashed it on purpose. She thought people would be like "omg truthful queeeen this is why we love you" like they did with Jeffrey Star back when he threw the Kylie glosses in the trash. Her weird whisper acting is peak millenial cringe and makes me physically recoil.
If I have learned anything from being on the internet and watching these influencers and listening to the people who are behind the scenes, it's that being an influencer/online celebrity isn't about your followers, fans, parasocial relationships, or authenticity. It's about how much engagement you get on a post, how many likes, views, shares, can they get? With engagement comes money, whether it's good or bad. Unfortunately, being a good person doesn't get people talking. It doesn't get people to view your videos or to engage, not like being problematic does, and it's why you still see so many problematic or "cancelled" influencers/celebrities still relevant and still rich. Austin McBroom is a great example of this right now. He's on snapchat doing and saying anything, even if it isn't the truth, to get paid. And it's WORKING. Glamzilla is just taking advantage of the system now.
"I'm not like other influencers" 😂😂😂 She is EXACTLY like other influencers. It was so cringe when she was trying to justify trying every shade, after knowing she didn't like it after the first one, by saying she's doing it for the mom that doesn't have much to spend on herself or the boy that wants a lipstick...girl all your doing is encouraging these companies to up their prices to compensate for people like you! That company is now out all that money since she felt the need to try every color then return them...how does that help anyone but herself? She's so ignorant and oblivious it's embarrassing.
Right on time here comes Jeffrey Star inserting himself into other peoples drama and siding with the majority and repackaging it as him being "the most unbiased and real" person in the beauty community. If youre a fan of him im gonna assume youre as horrible of a person that he is.
I hate when influencers complain about how they work so hard. Being an influencer is literally the easiest job you could possibly have. And this is coming from someone who makes videos myself. I'm no influencer I'm to even monetized yet but I can honestly say making videos is so easy. I literally just speak my mind and post it. I honestly think anyone could make videos. And she's making tiktoks which is even easier.
*UNPOPULAR OPINION:* What gives y'all the right to tell her that she should have gifted or donated versus returning them? She wanted her money back and fair enough. I'd like to see y'all donate your makeup instead of returning it for money. The societal expectation of "celebrities" to constantly be charitable is ridiculous to me. It's not your money! EDIT: The only credible suggestion was that she should not buy so much at once.
What's ridiculous to me is to brag about the fact that you don't care about the environment. Nobody cares about how people waste their money, we care about the mindless consumption of these influencers. If you return used items, they will go to waste, which is additional waste for the environment.
