The Worst Skincare Launch of 2021 / Ever? 🙃 Trisha Paytas' Skincare Line
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2021
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….It's mainly because I want to keep the skin on my face 😬
There's been a lot of controversy surrounding Trisha Paytas' skincare line. I use that term very lightly as they are really only the face of the brand.
From questionable production methods to burnt skin allocations, This skincare collab could possibly be the worst skincare line of 2021.
I even put their sunscreen to the test and….well…let's just say it didn't pass my very unscientific test!
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When I was a kid I used to mix leaves and flower petals together in some water and try to get my family to wear my "perfume." This business reminds me of that
Omgggggg I used to do that too! I once made a perfume out of petals, grass, milk and coloured sand 🙃
yess! i would use flower petals.
Same.
😂 same ! I made my own perfume with flowers I found during a kindergarten field trip.
That's literally the cutest thing I've ever read and also accurate for this brand
"The dog done shitted in my office" is something that should never be heard at any sort of medical office.
Is it medical tho? Shouldn't be at just about any professional place of work but idk if id.call anything Trisha does medical work
@@shannond1511 Well it's not Trisha's office. It's the lady she's working with whose office it is. Who seems to be as trashy as her?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yes😂😂😂😂
I mean the ‘yeah he goes on wee-wee pads’ isn’t potty trained either-
As someone with a dog allergy which sometimes makes me break out in hives, the idea of someone just... having dogs in their manufacturing rooms... is a bit terrifying to me?
Exactly and many dog narcissistic owners feel entitled to take their mutts everywhere. They think it’s cute while they don’t many people have different opinions about how they view the world. It’s a huge problem mostly in USA
Exactly. I’m allergic to cat/dog fur (despite having a cat lol). They she’d like crazy. You don’t even have to be around them to get their fur on you, so it’s obvious that some of the fur got into the product
No legitimate laboratory and manufacturing facility would have a dog in it. There's no way her "facility" would pass any legal inspections. Super not okay
It is terrifying. I am allergic to cats fur and once i bought a lotion from online shop. When i opened the box they have a bit of animal fur sticking to the sticker, later i found out that the owner own a cat and they let the cat inside the office and manufacturing rooms. Animals should be separated and prohibited especially when you work in this area :(
@@desertmoonlee6631 sounds like you have a personal problem with dogs
I don't trust anyone that "gives the credit to God" (and takes the money for themselves)
Basically no personal accountability.
They're saying, if you have a problem with me, you have a problem with god. It's this whole other level when it's just bad business practices.
Religion should never be a person's excuse for their own actions. If i got a cent for everytime i've personally had someone try play something off on 'god' when it's clearly their doing, then just walk off as if its no longer their problem. I'd honestly be a very rich person by now.
Yes. I also hate when politicians do this to manipulate people. It’s uber tacky
Yeah, there's no "god" involved in business.
"I gave my money to god, that's why I can't pay taxes on the money you think I have...pinky promise." ;)
You can give credit to God for blessings HOWEVER you are responsible for the actions you take.
Doesn’t God require a 10% cut of the takings? If you are given a gift, and you profit from that gift, then all God asks for in return is that 10% of that profit goes back to him..which could be in this instance investing 10% of the profit into the local community, stuff like a scholarship for people who would like to become qualified in the field but cannot afford the tuition in order to do so etc etc.
The most appalling thing is Trisha has the money to actually collaborate with a certified dermatologist and a legit lab, yet they chose to do this :)
I highly doubt a board certified dermatologist would collaborate with Trisha. They are a highly controversial figure and have been through multiple “cancellations.” It would be a huge financial risk and hit to their reputation. Trisha, however, could seek skincare advice and treatments from a top dermatologist as a patient instead of relying on someone with little to no credentials.
Actually she doesnt. She doesnt manage her money at all. She just blindly spends. Shes pretty broke now. And shes now lost frenemies and is about to lose OF. Moses is gonna end up supporting her.
@@MeraOnMars lol good
@@MeraOnMars in the last off the rails podcast, Ethan said he's still paying trish for frenemies. He said he just recently sent a check. Which sucks because..fuck trisha
Right! I can’t quite imagine why she would do this instead. Like, imagine if the products actually had good ingredients and were formulated by esthetician’s working closely with a lab and the products really worked. She’s doing herself and her fans a huge disservice. It’s just so damn obvious this is just another cash grab, she doesn’t care about anything as long as she makes money from it. It just doesn’t make sense bcuz if it was actually good she could make so much more money from it and it wouldn’t have to be temporary bcuz people would keep buying it.
It's $200!? It looks like on of those tacky gift sets you buy at Walmart during the holidays for $19.99...yikes
It looks like something a 5 year old would buy at the dollar store
@@person2194 YES!
@@hannahcma ik like remember those fake makeup kits we would buy as kids that had like a wierd little nail polish thrown in, that's what it reminds me of
I just posted the same. Should have kept reading and just liked your comment.
It does doesn’t it!
"She has a client sign a waiver" RUN! RUN! DON'T WALK! RUN!
I am a licensed cosmologist. Yes it is illegal. In America it's illegal if she is getting paid. If she's doing it for free, moral grey area.
8:14 I'm a licensed aesthetician and while I can't speak for all states, I know in mine (because knowing the state law is part of obtaining your licensure) you can't even apply things to the face without a license. Even if she's only applying skincare or whatever it is she's doing there, you can't do that without proper schooling and going through the necessary steps with the state board of whatever state you live in.
And about the dog - dogs are not allowed in salons or spas unless they're a service dog. No emotional support animals, no "special circumstances" because Fifi gets scared when she's alone. It's a hygiene issue, as clearly demonstrated by that there doggo. Ugh.
@@telepathicmagicshop guide dogs for the blind are considered service animals, which are allowed.
Mom is an aesthetician in California and for some procedures she has to go get certifications AND have a registered doctor who approves of her practicing certain procedures. You go to school for any treatment that goes past the dermis on someone (chemicals and cutting) Also, certain companies won't even sell product to you without a aesthetician license! There's checks and balances so people don't get hurt by people like this!
I was DONE at the dog poop in a client room! She’s SO unprofessional, and I’m embarrassed FOR her🤦🏾♀️
And she put it up online 🤦♀️🤦♀️
For real, that made me cringe, dog poop near skin products is a deal breaker.
Add to that, something clearly falls on the floor. Sanitary.
When? I want to know how bad it is never mind I saw it 6:22
Sadly many dog owners are narcissistic and their mutts everywhere even in supermarket and places where there is food and they always claim their dog is better and want everyone to like it. We have a huge dog culture worship in america and those who put fake dog service in purpose to take them everywhere where many people are uncomfortable being around dogs because they just can’t stand dogs saliva or smell
I wish I had known I could have just used my gifts from god to do skincare on others, instead of wasting thousands of dollars on my esthetics license.
Dang I guess hindsight is 2020
Naw, you're good, Morgan. After what I just watched, your license is blessedly reassuring! 👍👍😊
Dawg you're so pretty
Ask god for a refund or something
Right 👀⚰️
I believe Trisha took accutane to clear her skin as she had cystic acne . It is absolutely cruel to say that this line cleared her skin of cystic acne. I say this as we have seen some common accutane side effects on Trisha such as dry skin etc…. To market such BS is awful especially when it comes to the face . Skin issues on the face (other areas) can have serious impact on mental health so transparency SHOULD be law. Xxx
I can't believe she sold jars of random untested ingredients from an unlicensed dermatologist. It's almost so blatantly a scam that I think maybe she WANTS to be caught as if to generate more controversy.
She had dry skin because she had chemical peels & also doesn’t use skin products except for alcohol filled makeup remover wipes. If you see her skin lately it’s just as bad as ever.
James: “it’s a bit tacky”
Me: …….have you SEEN Trisha?
😂😂😂😂
so true
What’s she famous for?
@@masbadass Trisha is known for being a CZcamsr, pornstar, cosmetic stuff, eating, ranting and rumors that get worse and worse. But Trisha is still interesting to others. So no hate from me personally
😂😂😂😂😂
imagine going to a plastic surgeon that’s not had any training or are registered but have a passion for faces and surgery
Likewise people saying they don't want to get the vaccine or covid doesn't exist, because ''they did their research'' thanks to a passion for *sCiEnCe* and understood everything thanks to their *nerdy mind and the nerd inside of them.*
Leather face is my fave plastic surgeon...
Hyperbolic statement...
A “gift” for cutting
😂😂😂
This skin care brand represents Trisha Paytas perfectly.. and that’s all I’m gonna say. Thank you James for reviewing this very questionable product.
You were much more polite than I was in my comment above, lol!
That is definitely the most real way of describing the whole situation
I mean Trishas skin does look amazing these days, but I know it’s not the products, but simply all the weekly facials she’s been doing (she slipped up on the frenemies podcast and was talking about how she had went)
@@crystalrivera7313 and a good filter, I’m sure
They really thought they were gunna make millions off this. Lol
Not related to the topic, but SUPER COOL that you have a Sunscreener!
This device has so much potential for content! You could make a video showing how much a SPF looses its effect through the day, how much it recovers when re-applied, the difference in strength in different SPFs (15, 30, 50, etc), etc! It would be super interesting!
YES!!! PLEASE DO JAMES!!! I often get confused about it. Some said that spf30 lasts 3000 minutes, others says that re applying 2 and 2 hours is best. I would love a video on this.
I need more education on sunscreen! Like, I get you should apply before sun exposure and reapply as you are in the sun but with the recommendation of wearing it daily- do you need it if you work in an office and don’t have much/any outside exposure (that sounds so sad to say outloud, lol)
I would love a video on this!
Is it an app
SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and refers to the theoretical amount of time you can stay in the sun without getting sunburned. For example, an SPF of 15 would allow you to stay in the sun 15 times longer than you could without protection. The amount of time a sunscreen lasts for, depends on how easily you burn in the first place.
As someone with a sun intolerance, that ”SPF” is the scariest of all. If I left my face unprotected like that I would have a serious reaction to the sun. Imagine thinking you’ve got SPF on when you don’t… I’ve never heard of that UV app, but I will def get it!
They could be sued for that in a heartbeat, at least where I live, not sure about America. Putting straight up false infos on skin care, food or anything really is illegal here
@@90sHONEY I think it’s the same where I live. Consumer protection laws are fairly strict
Oh god forbid the ACCC in Australia gets wind of it, especially as suncare here is VERY serious
@@emmad4308 I can imagine, considering how much higher the UV levels are there.
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 yep, you can literally feel the pin pricks of the sun's radiation in summer, not even around midday, but at 8am. It's like little tiny needles.
Even if you have deeper skin tones, you will get burnt or have some skin damage from the sun here.
If you are like me and have mostly European heritage (like Scottish, English, Scandinavian etc), you are so, so, so screwed.
I can get burnt within 10 minutes in summer time. It's not a good achievement. I'm also on acne meds that make me more photosensitive, which is NOT helpful. I essentially turn into a vampire come summer (even around now tbh, UV is certainly going up)
I also have a fun story about the time I got badly burnt on my scalp while swimming, got a secondary infection and lost quite literally half my hair, so yeah sunscreen and other forms of sun protection are extremely important.
Tldr; Australian sun is a meanie regardless of your skin tone.
As an esthetician, seeing Charlotte Wilson's "practice" is infuriating. Practicing skincare or cosmetology without a license or education is illegal (at least in New Jersey), but the fact that she has a waiver probably allows her to beat around the law. Google, CZcams, and TikTok are not esthetics school.
I saw someone say that in LA you dont need a license and its considered a "beauty" treatment and not a "medical" treatment. Not sure if its true though
@@kimsoyoon0197 I wouldn’t be surprised. Around the 80s 90s there was an investigation into plastic surgery in FL. I believe it was the Miami area ,Any one dr was able to be one. Didn’t need further schooling/education . As long as u were a MD. So your gynecologist could be your cosmetic surgeon.
You don’t need a license in some places and google, CZcams and tik too are certainly places to learn things. Most schools are online now anyways. Hair dressers don’t need to learn about curly hair to get their licenses so for some things I trust self taught people.
I lived in cali and went to makeup school there. The only thing that does not require a license is if you exclusively do makeup. But to be a hairstylist or an esthetician requires a license. If you work at a salon you’re also required to be licensed. As makeup artists we’re allowed to do very basic facials, like cleansing the skin, lightly messaging, and moisturizing. But we can’t do more than that, we can’t even pluck eyebrows unless we’re a licensed esthetician
@@abcefg4504 so someone reading a random article online knows as much as i do about veterinary medicine after 6 years of school?
A couple of points:
1) According to Trisha’s Tiktok they use she/her/they/them pronouns
2). The sunscreen camera isn’t just an app. It’s a separate UV camera that you plug into a phone (android only) that works through that app. I’m aware camera phones don’t have the technology to see UV but I didn’t make that clear!
3). I do want to stress that Trisha Paytas is purely the face of this brand. From what I’ve seen and heard from the launch video, they’ve had no input in the ingredients, formulations or even the types of products launched. This is no hate, in the nicest way, I don’t care for influencer drama. I do care about subscribers buying potentially harmful / questionable products 💜
not to be mean, but a quick google search about someone as controversial as TP (or any youtuber for that matter) would’ve helped. these days, you’re simply paying for the face and not the products. Research before shilling your money
Ah thank you so much for pointing that out! All changed 💜
I 100% should’ve googled them before purchasing the products! And yes that’s great advice for an average consumer but my business pays for these things so it’s no loss for me haha
What r those things keeping your hair out of the face & how do I get them?
James, I love your videos! I don't normally comment but something I noticed about the 'ingredients list' is that the ingredients are not even listed properly - the scientific names of plant ingredients are incorrectly written, omitted, in place of the common name or misleading. For example, "Organic White Willow Bark Extract, Salix Alba Tea Tree Leaf Oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia)" is incorrect. White willow (Salix alba) and tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) are two different plants and should be separated ingredients with correct scientific names in parentheses. This could be especially problematic for anyone with allergies. Thank you for bringing this to people's attention, I hope no one is hurt by these products.
I hear “miracle elixir” and I’m singing Sweeney Todd’s “Pirelli's Miracle Elixir” which is also about a con man selling the GP water and calling it wine.
He sells piss as hair growth serum
Figuratively, anyway
this comment is underrated bc sameee🤣
It was pee and ink to grow hair
The sun burn😨
My husky of almost 20 years passed last winter. It's August, I'm still finding her fur in odd places. It got EVERYWHERE
I'm sorry to hear that. My Husky/Malamute passed 3 years ago and it's the same thing. Just found his hair in my truck just last week.
When she said she wasn’t an esthetician I was shook. In America you can become an esthetician with less than a one year time investment. Imagine working for yourself and having a reliable stream of income and not being willing to get even the slightest bit of training to add consumer confidence and professional credibility to your brand.
SCARY! She should be reported... I wouldn't sign anything that woman handed to me!
In LA and Cali it's a little harder to become an esthetician. But that's why you don't need to be licensed to do things as long as the costumer is made aware. It's a beauty service then and not a medical one
Any effort is too much
@@agilley91 it's sad it's not seen as a medical service because in these salons they work with acids that can literally burn your face of if not used correctly. Your skin is an organ too...
@@agilley91 its a 6 month program queen lol
I just can’t get over the literal dog sh’t on the floor of the treatment room
Disgusting .
it was disgusting and highly unprofessional
You don’t make your own choices, the algorithm does.
i love when the price of $200 is mentioned, you can see a split second of her mixing the product in the big bowl 😂
I caught that too 😂 😂
OMG the packaging/bottles reminds me of Love's Baby Soft! 🧐
And now there's a short today that says her spf has been fake and people have skin damage from sun... 😳🥺
Real skin? What is real skin anymore? Ohh it's that stuff some of us have that after seeing people on a screen, we feel so horrible about! 😞
The woman who has burns that look like second degree/partial thickness burns (obv just guessing but that’s how it appears to me as a nurse) my main concern is: if it was a case of user error WHAT do they have in these products that is strong enough to cause a burn like that?? User error is to be expected, they shouldn’t be selling things that can give you a second degree burn if used twice a week instead of once! Redness and peeling is one thing, her skin appeared blistered and burned beyond the epidermis.
I mean I've heard of that happening for people that used the AHA 30/BHA 2 ordinary peeling solution because they didn't work their way up to tolerating such a high concentration of chemical exfoliants prior to its use / their skin was just that sensitive.
Not saying this is the same thing, because there are a lot of things the Ordinary has done better than how this brand was released, but it's interesting to note the difference between how both products are received.
Exactly!! And they’re just ignoring her and expecting the situation to go away
I mean, in a way, "user error" can only go so far. People used to eat Tide Pods. Should Tide have known better than bring a product to market because a bunch of dumb kids would eat them? I don't know the situation surrounding those burns, but while the company should be sure to make a safe product, individual people must also know what works for their skin.
@@iceangel3602I think type of product makes a big difference of how careful you can expect people to be when using it. When something is called a "Peeling Solution" and a "10-minute Exfoliating Facial" you can expect people to be wary of how often and how long they can expose their skin to it. But no one is gonna expect a "Day Cream" or "Miracle Elixier" toner to be that harsh on their skin. And Trisha's products don't seem to have a any warning labels on the products while TO clearly states you shouldn't use it too often, too long, on broken or sensitive skin and advises patch testing before use.
I had a similar reaction and burn from The Ordinary's Glycolic Acid. It wasn’t their product, it was my skin's reaction. I actually went to the ER because it was so fast and so painful, even though I followed directions. I know the bottle was good because I had borrowed a friend's to try before buying and she used before and after. Turns out u have a severe sensitivity to Glycolic Acid. Not saying that the company should ignore her, but I think more information is needed. Also, why anyone would trust anything from Trisha Paytas near their face is beyond me.
SkinUp is more professional than this brand.
Oh god 😆 skinup!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hahaha love this 🙌🤣😭
With more trustworthy products lol and packaging
I’m waiting in line to buy SkinUp
Anyone is
To think that woman made a choice when editing her video and the choice was, “I’m gonna leave the dog poop”.
I love that you’re like, “I bought this… I have made a mistake” 😆
She probably thought it was cute of her dog or relatable for her
Dang, when Jeffree Star takes anyone into his lab. Everyone is in like hazmat suits, hair nets and face masks. He ensures the environment stays sterile and clean. All I see is contamination in her garbage.
Yeah the lack of hair nets was stressing me out. Trisha has extensions. Those things could fall out all over the place.
I think it’s telling that Trisha was getting facials and other professional treatments right before this launched. There is no proof that this is what cleared up her skin.
I mean, her skin after those treatments still is not looking good, it shows, she doesn't take care of it afterwards.
I can almost guarantee Trisha didn't actually use any of these products 🙄🙄 this whole situation infuriates me! Ugh!
I think that's proof enough that this isnt what cleared up her skin.... in my opinion lol
The only thing that clears Trasha face is her chemical peels
She did have peeling skin from treatments during the Frenemies show a few times before the launch! So could be
Can random non-skincare youtubers and celebrities PLEASE stop launching shit they have no idea about? I am so tired about it at this point
especially when there are so many other products that aren't DANGEROUS that I really wouldn't mind them jumping on without being super knowledgeable about it. Like clothing brands, things like that. It's obvious they're just banking on how big the skincare industry is right now. I don't get it
LITERALLY
Right? Why didn't she launch a line of sex toys or something? That would have made more sense with her "brand." Maybe she has done that already idk
I’m a RN and I could just imagine going around without any license telling people to trust me with their lives because I have a gift from god to heal people 😵💫
How on earth could a whole skincare line be manufactured and shipped from that tiny room?
True
It arrives, they unbox it and then put it in their own branded boxes and slap a shipping label on it. There's no way they're manufacturing anything in there, not that many products at those quantities.
Because only 40 people buy it
@@IrishIHadAPotato exactly.
"IS THERE A DR ON BOARD, THIS MAN IS DYING!?!"
I heroically burst onto the scene, "NO, BUT I'VE WATCHED GREYS ANATOMY, IM AN HONORARY DR"
I have a gift to save lives lol.
very true! Iol!
Hahah same😂
I have a gift of Not Die
"CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!!"
"He's breathing just fine, his arm got taken off! Focus on the bleeding before he bleeds out!!"
I'm a licensed esthetician, what she's doing isn't legal but its kinda a loophole because nobody will enforce anything on her unless she starts hurting her clients and they all call the department of health on her. Her making people sign waivers won't protect her if she does harm to her clients though.
When I studied to become a licensed aesthetician in Sweden I learned that the title "dermatologist/esthetician" etc isn't a protected professional title = ANYONE can open a beauty salon and do treatments... I can only imagine it's similar in other countries.
If she put the time, money and effort into opening a practice, why not get the education to become an aesthetician?
To many years for her I guess
Too much work. Easier to just spend your money than put in work to be smart
TheGhostVoid I think it takes a year, sometimes less
mine was only 300 hours Djxjjdjdjd
@@yvonnas7991 mine was 11,000 hours!!
no matter the brand, I always find it suspicious when you can't find the ingredients list anywhere... like what are you hiding?? isn't it better to show off what's making your products so incredible?? companies that do this shouldn't be trusted imo
They probably dont know what's in it if its white label but from a shitty company lmao reminds me.of trishes over priced subscription box full of aliexpress items 🤣🤣
@@Tastykake83 omg thats true
Reminds me of Kuckian Cosmetics' fiasco years ago. The brand launched with no ingredient labeling and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
@@lipstickzombie4981 OMG!! I forgot about that dark timeline, there were rumors that he was making it in his own kitchen 😭
I would love to see a video reacting to molly Burke’s video reviewing ACCESSIBLE SKINCARE. Skincare with Braille and with universal design concepts (not just accessible to certain people, but designed in a way that’s beneficial to everyone, a really interesting concept!).
Seeing the redness on your skin honestly gives me so much confidence! My rosacea gets me down constantly but it’s nice to see someone else with it 🥰👏🏻
Just remember everyone If someone isn't qualified, then they aren't insured. If something goes wrong, you're screwed... ✌🏽😎
lawyers and judges don’t care about insurance 🥳🥳🥳
No it's not legal. Even if she signs a waiver. She could be sued if any issues occur. One of the reasons why you go to esthetician School is to learn sanitary protocol and dog is never allowed in office even if it's a service dog not allowed in the treatment room. I know every state is different.
Love your channel
I believe that a service dog is allowed but they are also highly trained and won't shit on the floor.
Who are you referring to?
@@JayHay63 The comment about service dogs not being allowed, they are protected by law. In this case that dog wasn't a service dog and thus shouldn't have been allowed. My apologies if that wasn't clear in my comment, I see how that can be misunderstood and I should have specified.
Girl service dogs are legally allowed everywhere that is public. Meaning yes they have to go in with them.
Thing is factories where food , skin products , make up etc dogs whether they're service dogs or not are not allowed due to health and safety aswell as hygiene reasons same as being in kitchens and restaurants unless they have outside seating
James saying “ I don’t know , I don’t know “ 😂😂😂 , you do know !! 😂 thankfully I don’t buy make up or skin care from CZcamsrs ! Thank you for warning us 💕💕
When Trisha shows her skin without filters she is screwing with her audience.
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"Coachella meets open casket funeral" eithan klien 🤣
@@a_little_disquised1101 apparently she identifies as both she/them.
I took a look at Charlotte Wilson's other products on Glow Skin Enhancement, and the prices she seems to be charging are astronomical, for instance her 'anti-aging bar soap is $65!!! i don't get how she can charge this much for products that look like she mixed them in her kitchen lol
That's insane!
If people are dumb enough to pay for it then lmao
@@aduckofsomesort Word.
That's exactly why she gets away with it, people go crazy these days over "natural" products and whatnot
@@aduckofsomesort I make my products in my kitchen…. 🙈
FINALLY
Only took me 1000 years and a whole load of drama!
@@JamesWelsh.. and now you are gonna lie down for a few hours to restore your energies for all that yucky gunk (skin care and drama).
Trish: “miracle elixir”
James: “this is piss”
(Sweeney Todd reference)
Piss with ink
@@vl19901 I was just about to comment this 😂
Pardon me ma'am, what's that awful stench? 🤔
@@tkmiller_author are we standing near an open trench?
ladies seem to love it
flies do too
This review is the reason that, though I truly enjoy the frivolity of The Welsh Twins, especially when brother Marcus joins.
Without me having to do the background homework, James truly does stay current on trends in the skincare industry as a general consumer.
Thanks for your hard work, James.
Some many red flags with Charlotte Wilson! I’m surprised she hasn’t been shut down.
That is probably where the waivers and shit come in. 😞
I know. I was shocked when I found out she’s not an esthetician or dermatologist. MAJOR RED FLAG
It's incredibly illegal to provide services like that without a license. Charlotte Wilson also has an incredibly unsanitary work space and I am willing to bet those waivers are extremely shady. The health department needs to be contacted along with the Department of Health and Human Services and the local police
I thought I'd provide an update. I went to her website and apparently it is marked as Malware from my company. I was working from home and decided to look her up again. So something is very shady.
$200 ???? 😯 no thank you.
SHES NOT AN AESTHETICIAN?? Umm. Wait a minute. That’s actually illegal in most states waiver or not 😕 ouf.. no thanks
It’s illegal where I live.
@@loganmx3166 sure does sound that way. 🤦🏼♀️
@@Figgatella same. I looked her business up and it looks like she is in California so it’s definitely illegal where she is too.
@@SkinByPresley Are people really that stupid?? Never mind I guess they are. Lol!
That’s what I thought too! I think the only thing keeping her out of trouble is that she isn’t pretending to be an esthetician, dermatologist, dr, etc. and she outright tells everyone she sees that she isn’t and has them sign paperwork. Idk what the paperwork says but I’m sure somewhere it mentions that they are fully aware of that fact. But I would think they would still be able to shut her down on something!
The way you apply your skin products is so relaxing....I feel like I’m too rough on my skin when I apply my products
I love that your are always honest and up front about things like this. It’s crazy how influencers can put their faces on about anything and hope it sell out just bc their face is on the packaging. Sad. Some brands I’ve used many years have now been working with influencers and I stopped using that brand. I think it ruins many brands since the blogger/whatever don’t really care about anything but the money in the deal. :/
Preying on people who are desperate is awful (as James said, if you want to launch a skincare brand, collaborate with a dermatologist/knowledgeable expert).
Can we please make “troublesome” the new word for “problematic” 😂 😂 love your use of that word
I love how most of your videos don’t have ads right at the start but rather scattered nicely throughout the video.
Your Luna lighting in the background is life!! ❤️
I hope 2022 won't be like this, everyone jumping on the train creating skincare line, we have enough 😪
We really have 😭
To be honest, I'll like to see more skincare focus for brown to deep skin. Like that's something we should consider to make more instead.
@@Enidwonders YES, diversity in skincare is needed what i meant people coming up with same skincare just repeating what's already in the market ☺️
@@Enidwonders what does that mean? Skincare focused for brown skin? Or diversity in skincare. Skin structure in every race is the same. Yes melaninated women are more prone to hyperpigmentation, but the treatment for that would be the same as that for lighter skinned people. And treatments for those are already available in the market. Skincare isn't makeup that you'd need different products for different skin tones. We need different products for different skin types and skin concerns.
@@bibimbap5917 agreed. The only thing i will object to is Sunscreen. We brown to dark skinned tend to look like corpses because of the white cast which won’t be visible on caucasian and far East Asian skin
It's absolutely not legal. It's practicing medicine without a license.
That's absolutely wild!
I didn’t think so. It’s worrying
@@JamesWelsh absolutely. It's really concerning that she isn't qualified since she won't have had to learn the hygiene and sterilization of the place. If she's not doing that properly she could end up spreading HIV or Hepatitis between patients (in the loosest sense of the word. You can't really have patients without medical training) if instruments have any blood on them. They could spread skin infections. They absolutely could and probably are making skin conditions worse. The fact that on top of the risks for people who go see her is the people who buy their skin care are also put at risk? Abhorrent. The fact that the sunscreen may not even be sunscreen? Alarming. People could be going out and thinking they're protected with that product and end up with serious burns on their face and eventual skin cancer.
Was having a browse on boots today and noticed they have their own ‘Boots Ingredients’ range… would love to hear your thoughts on this range in comparison to the Inkey List/The Ordinary… I noticed immediately that Boots don’t list percentages of their main ingredient… and all seem to be lower down on the list than Inkey’s line up…
How did I not realize you review these people. Can't wait to see you review Jefferie Star...that's if you dare 🤣 LoVE James!!!
Everyone is acting like its okay to trust anything that comes out of Trisha’s mouth. Dude of course its gonna be a terrible product. Its Trisha
I mean thanks to her image revitalization from Frenemies she wanted to profit even more, she was opportunistic and well people eat her up.
Word.
@@wasabi.2839 As soon as they thought they found something better she jumped ship lol
This is exactly the kind of mess that I would expect from them. They’ve never once cared about putting something decent out into the world
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Why would I want to buy skincare from someone who uses a million filters?
I have a golden retriever, which blow their coats twice a year. I have found her fur in the cabinet under my bathroom sink! I love my dog like an actual human child, but I would NEVER take her to a sterile lab!
I keep leaving the same comment on you and your brother's videos BECAUSE I don't follow any skin care/makeup influencers because I've heard ALL the drama 🙄. But I appreciate your teaching technique etc as I love learning and you are so genuine and honest... I really appreciate having FINALLY found the Welsh brother's 💃 and people I can trust 👏‼️
Thank you 💗
Of course I watch the joint channel with your brother when I want to get in a good mood I 💕 your videos together as well😂‼️
James I’m sure if a company approached you to be the face of a skincare line, you would do your due diligence before exposing a potentially harmful and trash product to your audience. So Trisha purely being the face of the brand does not absolve her from any wrongs. In fact, it makes her responsible. Because without Trisha, her fan base wouldn’t have bought the terrible product in the first place. And stuff like this makes people question the overall credibility/trustworthiness of all influencers with skincare lines.
I completely agree.
I completely agree !
Just be aware Trisha’s going by They/them pronoms
@@eliseteinturier9058 No she uses she/they
@@eliseteinturier9058 trisha’s pronouns are she/her/they/them
Definitely
Woah! That sunscreen camera test... If someone relies on this as their main SPF and essentially go out unprotected, that's B A D!
I am not in the demographic for this line anyway, but thank you for shining more light on the potential problems with it.
Does anyone know what the app was called? I think he said it was an app yeah?
@@charlenerosario6031 No, it’s a special camera. You need one that can detect and show uv-light. It’s kind of the opposite of a heat camera.
@@solveigw Ah I was kinda hoping it wasnt. Thanks for letting me know.
@@raixbd Yeah it's some sort of camera attachment thing that you've got to use with an app. James posted about it after the video. Said it wasn't worth it though, the camera and stuff.
Hi James. I love that sunscreen camera, and I think it would be neat to see you test some popular sunscreens. 🖤
If anybody is complaining about Trisha and all her drama don't let that stop you from trying to get the word out there that these products are not worth spending someone's money. It's not about the drama. If I were a Trisha fan I would probably want to buy this and this video would have saved me time, money, and possible harm to my skin. You and your brother are the people who I trust the most when it comes to reviewing products honestly, along with a lot of other people. Also I'm an identical twin so virtual twin high five. lol Thank you for putting their internet drama aside and giving us your honest opinion so others wont waste money on things like this! This kind of stuff is needed.
When you opened the box it reminded me of the cheap crappy Christmas boxed sets that flood the stores every November, that we all hate to receive but have to pretend we love so as not to offend the giver.
James is out here doing the Lord’s work 💜🖤
Amen
Less pottymouthing
Amen amen 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Everything trish does/says is for the moment, she changes her mind literally every second, I just ignore ppl like trish.
Thanks for doing this one. It is awful that brands / people mislead in this way ESPECIALLY the spf test. It's wrong to claim a product has spf when it might not on so many levels.
Whether she is the face or not, she absolutely should be held responsible. For some reason people trust Trisha and she took advantage of that for money. Ridiculous.
She’s the worst person ever. She literally cares about nothing .
It’s just like trish to go to someone who’s not an aesthetician or dermatologist when developing a skincare, and at the same time go to a dermatologist or aesthetician for professional peels etc.
i’m like the opposite when i’m relaxing
i love having drama channels playing in the background
i never know any of the people so it’s like a silly little story every time that i will never think about again
5 months later and this feels like this shitty line launched forever ago. What kind of time suck was 2021?! 😂
But thank you for this video! I wasn’t ever (obvi) interested in this, but never watched any other videos on it either. I generally try to skip Trisha videos, but just watched your new vid and this one was recommend next ☺️
When I saw Trisha stirring that big batch of whatever I thought, “ I don’t want a Big ol batch of homemade makeup” 😬
Truly. I do not know why influencers/public figures like to promo themselves in R&D concocting with no regard for hygiene or contamination... no hair net or mask to be seen. Troubling.
She was laughing about that on Frenemies, as that entire video was a spoof. Trisha even said there's no way that ingredients could be mixed like that for hygiene and contamination reasons. However, a "spoof" to launch a skincare line?! That's even crazier than the actual (and suspect) products!!
@@claudialevesque6993 Lol, that's Trisha. She thinks making a "spoof" is a brilliant way to launch a skincare line. There's a time for trolling and girl, this is not the time. Telling that she chose to do that instead of tell us what the products actually are, what they do, how they're made, why they're legit, etc.
@@potato-whiz
Absolutely agree, meebee! 👌👍
Ok, I live in Australia and my Mum wanted to go into beauty therapy. She found a course and they were being taught how to make skincare pretty much in their kitchen. Like literally mixing formulas with a kitchen mixer. After my Mum got her diploma she was making like hand creams and all kinds of different skin products. I would order her these little jars to put the products into. This was in the early 2000’s and my Mum’s clients were just friends and family who were all satisfied with her services and some even got their skin conditions under control. Well one day my Mum had to provide her diploma in order to buy some ingredients to use to make creams and it all went downhill. Turns out my Mum was given a fake diploma for the course she completed, the course she paid $10’000 for. She was devastated. The woman who ran the course turned out to be a fraud.
Luckily nobody was ever hurt or anything but yeah BE CAREFUL WHO YOU GIVE YOUR MONEY TO. DO YOUR RESEARCH OUT THERE EVERYONE.
I do remember hearing about how the brand owner was attacking customers when they did complain about their packages being packed badly and other issues. I guess she has since apologized, but too little too late. That's not how a brand owner acts and reacts to customers.
My ears perked when i hear the Odd Front instrumental start playing and then i saw the orbit lightstick on your desk lmao
omg i didn’t even notice the lightstick!!!
I wouldn’t even clean my bathroom with the stuff 😚
🤣 my toilet deserves better
I actually do this, I sent my husband to the pharmacy and he came back with not one, but two bottles of Clean and Clean bit C cleanser for my teen son face. At first I let my kid to use it, the weeks after I started to educate my self and stop using it. But still , what I do with two bottles? Cleaning the bathroom and the sink 😉 It is actually clean quite well the bathroom
It’s Trisha Paytas, my expectations were low to start with lol who in the world thought it would be a good idea to give this woman a skin care line
When her skincare line dropped I prayed you were gonna do a video on it and my prayers have been ANSWERED 🙌🏻
I’ve been seeing other ppl showing that when the product arrives to there home and they open it, it’s broken and there leaks. Another video a young lady applied on face and has a burn on her nose too🤔.
Coming soon: The SkinUp Salon. Skin, hair, nails, makeup, and pet grooming all-in-one room. Finally I can get A Science spa day with my pet hamster. All the best salons are doing this now 😝😅 $50 per treatment
Special 2 for the price of 4 opening offer!
@@JamesWelsh omg what a great deal! 🤩Does my pet need to sign a waiver too?
Yes but we have to keep your pets forever 🙃
@@JamesWelsh omg please do our dog is the worst 😂
I love that you don’t keep up to date on internet drama yet you give us everything!!!! OBSESSED!!!
Going through emotional stuff right now. Ur videos and u calm and soothe me, thank u❤️
Good for you. Some review channels really lack integrity when reviewing products
Lol, if you opened a "I have a gift skincare" you'd be booked for decades 🤣🤣
i like that you made this video, you brought a lot to light that i would have never known. Also, she does have a younger fan base who would purchase this just to support her or worse in the hopes it would help their skin! Your video will help them to make a better choice👏🏽💜
Needing a skincare routine myself, and people pointed me your way for the best advice. Subscribed! 👌🏻
HAHA James I'm obsessed with the fact you bought it without knowing who it was at first just being super supportive, then suddenly realising the mistake
Yes I completely agree with what James said, there’s a difference between a skincare/skin enthusiast vs an actual dermatologist or clinical esthetician. Its so hard now a days because every influencer comes out with their own brand yet they don’t have any actually training/formal education. I’m a clinical esthetician by practice and it’s frustrating a lot the info and stuff put out by some influencers.
At first look of the kit it puts me in mind of Katie Price's fragrance & body stuff back in the day
Omg yes!!!
Katie Price is so utterly gross. Just like Tricia, but even worse, if that’s even possible.
Revolution beauty still sell some of it on their website. 🤨
At the very least Katie went to a legitimate company to make her stuff and it wasn't mostly skincare. Trisha's all skincare and went to someone who's not even licensed at the first place and the ingredient list is absent.
*Mineral SPF shows up white under a UV camera rather than the black we're used to seeing* as it protects in a different way to chemical; one absorbs and one reflects. x
Gonna come back when captions are up but... I'm scared by what I've skipped through and seen so far aaaaah
Captions should be there! I see them my side! 🧐 oh the products are worse than I initially thought 😭
@@JamesWelsh I see them now!
This is actually public service, James. People like you are the salt of the earth. Thank you 🧡
She's thanking God for her "gift" 😂 I bet if something goes wrong she'll blame the Devil or say it was just God's will. 💀
I never thought I’d see you mentioned in a def noodles video lol
James you and this video were mentioned by Brittany broski and Sarah shaeur on their live podcast episode about CZcamsr merch! They mentioned you 45 minutes in to the video ❤
Trisha: im getting hate because im not friends with ethan!
Me a former fan: no sis thats your own fan base.
Yup
So dissapointed in Trisha..
The mask slipped when she couldn't control the narrative.
And now this.. I'm honestly shocked.
She's either really selfish, cruel or dumb.
Personally, I think it's the former.