Originally Posted by lafemmenoir
YouTube - Neo Pigments by Bitchslap Cosmetics It gets better by the minute. You have to laugh at this, seriously... |
| Originally Posted by lipshock
I am pretty sure that this new makeup line also is being produced by Lady Burd as well: YouTube - Preview our new makeup line! I swear those pictures I have seen on the Lady Burd site with some colour editing done to some of them. |
| Originally Posted by MissChievous
You know, it's kind of sad that this whole line has gained such a bad rep due to the unprofessionalism of a few sellers. I actually think that some of the cosmetics don't look bad and I wouldn't mind trying them out. I think Jennisse Makeup is prob one of the more professional sources who hasn't gotten involved in the whole Youtube name calling dispute, and she in on Youtube as well and does tutorials with the products. I think that is much better and makes the seller more appealing than some of these other people who just waste their time bad mouthing each other. I wouldn't actually mind trying some of the eyeshadows, some of them do look pretty pigmented, even if it is a private label - if the product is good, who cares? |
| Originally Posted by COBI
For a start-up, a kiosk is the more economical way to get mall space than a full storefront. I don't know if that reason they switched or not, but I would find it hard to believe that money/cost wasn't a factor. Of course, you don't want to market "we could barely pay the rent, so we got a kiosk", so you'd spin into "your choice" to move out into the mall. I am going to guess that controversial stunts like having "corpses" laying around with signs that beauty kills did not go over well with mall management. I know I wouldn't be impressed by that. Not because I'd be uncomfortable with the concept, but because I think it is an inappropriate venue for such a display. And from a management (as in the mall's) POV, unhappy/uncomfortable/unimpressed shoppers results in lower sales. I agree that black clothing, in and of itself, is not necessarily indicative of copying MAC as it is not an uncommon practice. However, I would think if you were trying to separate yourself from MAC and their image, then you would maybe develop a signature color and/or style that wasn't all black. Something that said "Look at us! We *are* different." |
| Originally Posted by jmoore8018
I'm totally over all the private label brands. I did alot of research and realized that I can use my tax id to get my own "no name" cosmetics for dirt cheap! Those "triple pigmented" shadows are like $4 and the paint wheels are cheap too....Damn I feel bad cause I fell for the hype...Good thing I didn't shell over none of my hard earned coins. |
| Originally Posted by LatteQueen
Y does this makeup brand Scandalous remind me so much of B*tch Slap Cosmetics? |
