Beauty

[poodlpoo]

Ok, so I am constantly hearing you say that you saw this or that on YouTube and now you are buying it. I am curious why so many are viewing 20-year-olds and deciding the products are for you? I see so many complain about wanting to see a product on an older model, yet the 20 year olds on YT seem to be just fine. And it isn't just skincare. I mean, using the same foundation brush that a 20 year old says is great, isn't necessarily going to work for mature skin either. I'm just curious. Furthermore, while we are certain that QVC vendors are there solely for a profit, one may think that YT'ers are doing it......FOR WHAT??? Many of them are now paid and sent free product. How many are genuine "reviews"??? I'm not looking for an argument or disputing your choices. I am just curious. I always wonder about YouTube. It seems that it is a great place to get reviews from the every day person, yet I have watched several people that I used to enjoy turn into a walking sales pitch..It just makes me wonder. Qvc has even partook in it. I can't say I blame them, it is cheap advertisement. The two popular sisters, JuicyStar and her sister Elle frequently get what seems to be unlimited "passes" to buy whatever they want from QVC, in turn for their "review" which is never negative. Unless you count saying that you dislike a "scent" of one of the five candles you got, negative...lol. I'm just curious what others think about it. I'M NOT SAYING ANYTHING NEGATIVE ABOUT ANYONE......