That‘d be $7,50 for one of those glitters. Seems reasonable especially because it‘s high quality and a lot. :) I‘ve seen single matte brown eyeshadows who go for more. But yes it is definitely a lot of money
@@NotOvnic i mean everything else but the packaging seems to be good. but yeah i agree with you. i just feel like the packaging shouldnt look like it feels cheap, but idk if it’s actually cheap plastic. just looks like it lol
I did the math for how much she was paying for each glitter. She had 3 rows of 8 which 8x3= 24 so 24 divided by 180 is 7.5. She spent about $7.50 for each thing of glitter. (Edit) Sry made an error in the way I typed but you get my point
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Y’all, if you’re looking for ethical cosmetic glitter that’s also miles cheaper, there are people in the comments telling you where you’d find some. Apparently slayfire has recently come under fire for making racist comments and for claiming her glitter is biodegradable when it’s not (the reason she prices her glitter so high btw). When she was called out for it, instead of taking accountability like you would if it was an honest accident, she claimed her vendors lied even though the vendors never said the glitter was biodegradable. So that, plus the overpriced glitter is just senseless. Save your money.
Dude, to have the primary variable for unreasonably high pricing on a product be busted is so disappointing, along with blame shifting. It’s always about the reaction to the accusation, always.
She posted screenshots of the vendors admitting that they worded it in a way that led slayfire to believe that all their glitters were biodegradable...
Jesus loves you all so so much and you don’t get to Heaven or get saved through good works, but you DO get saved/get to Heaven through fully trusting in Jesus with all of your heart and soul as your personal Lord and personal Savior, accepting Him into your heart, soul and life/giving Him your whole heart, and surrendering your heart, soul, and life to God. You should also repent/ turn fully from your sins and worldly things and desires and turn fully to God and go all in with God!!❤️❤️❤️
Jesus loves you all so so much and you don’t get to Heaven or get saved through good works, but you DO get saved/get to Heaven through fully trusting in Jesus with all of your heart and soul as your personal Lord and personal Savior, accepting Him into your heart, soul and life/giving Him your whole heart, and surrendering your heart, soul, and life to God. You should also repent/ turn fully from your sins and worldly things and desires and turn fully to God and go all in with God!!❤️
That pallet may be alot but it's worth it for how durable/cute that packaging is also like jocie mentioned it has mettalic and iridescent shades and quick dry long lasting and the color range and quality of the product also for how much product u get
@@kayacreates949And the Designer Dust Co one is fragrance-free, too. Fragrance doesn't usually bother me, but it can make my eyes sting and rarely cause burning on my eyelids, so I definitely don't want a glitter pallette that I can't use around my eye area
This is the first time I have came across your videos and I just wanna say that your hair absolutely slays and it is so pretty❤ your eyes are stunning and your nails are a work of art.❤❤❤❤❤
I bought their chonky glitter (i paid like $12) 2 years ago, still using it, a little goes a long way, there really is no other glitter like it that I've found. That being said the cost is pretty ridiculous. In order to keep mine fresh i mix it with a little vaseline, mixing 4 different glitters with whatever gel base they use, is not hard. "Muh small business" does not justify the $180 price.
It does when you think about the fact that when you are dealing with a small business they are selling the products they made. So you are paying for time and product. Versus going to a major retailer that’s reselling big companies multiple million dollar network products with fleets of employees.
@@queenthiccums8689 the cost of EVERY item is calculated from materials and labor, small businesses or large companies. Both want profit and that's fine.
Something that I love in your videos and that I didn't stop noticing here are the makeup you do, which are natural but have shine, they give your face that shiny touch 😻
To all who want this but cannot afford it, I have made a similar palette out of an old box for beads/rhinestones and glitters from ali express. Those glitters can be so cheap and you can find it in so many shapes and sizes. I just mixed it with some gel face primer and a bit of non-toxic glue or unscented hair gel and it really does last all day. i wouldn't recommend it on the eyes tho, but seriously, even this palette she uses has chunky glitters in it and wouldn't be good for the eyes either. You'd pay a max of 20-30$ with the ingredients I just mentioned!
I’m watching this three months later and tbh I think it’d be worth it since they last all day PLUS that’s enough glitter to last me my whole life and time in heaven 😂
Jocie is an amazing person to watch she makes me sleep as I find it hard to sleep but she had helped me with my struggles we can also all agree that jocie is a quirky person lol
@@MegaMagicGoat okay i was joking originally but now im curious, is there a difference between craft and makeup glitter that makes it safer for your eyes ? is it because it’s finer or something ? also imma edit that first comment, didn’t think anyone would take me seriously uh oh
@@kismetmoon9294 ah good! I've definitely heard of people using regular ol' glitter on their faces before so better safe than sorry! I believe cosmetic grade glitter is cut in such a way that it's less abrasive, so it shouldn't cause as much damage if it got in your eye (though obvs you want to avoid getting it up in there if possible lol)
@@MegaMagicGoat yeah same, i have a friend who uses large glitter pieces and i’m not sure if it’s the cosmetic or craft stuff. i mentioned to her that i use very large glittery stars to do my nails and i think that’s where the idea came from,,but thank you so much for the info, im definitely gonna let her know about it if she is using craft glitter !
