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[Shelbelle]

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@Trinity11 wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Bare Minerals never was or is a talc based makeup!!!

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@Shelbelle Do an AI chat or google and many of their products years ago contained talc. Complete Confirmation of what I posted is indeed truthful. In fact Dr. Oz did a tutorial on it back in the day that the amount of talc in it was not harmful. Of course years later, the industry is scrambling to remove talc.

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I was always under the impression that BM was based in Mica. 

[Shelbelle]

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@Trinity11 wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Bare Minerals never was or is a talc based makeup!!!

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@Shelbelle Do an AI chat or google and many of their products years ago contained talc. Complete Confirmation of what I posted is indeed truthful. In fact Dr. Oz did a tutorial on it back in the day that the amount of talc in it was not harmful. Of course years later, the industry is scrambling to remove talc.

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Yes, I avoid talc now in all my powders both body and facial

[Trinity11]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

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@Trinity11 wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Bare Minerals never was or is a talc based makeup!!!

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@Shelbelle Do an AI chat or google and many of their products years ago contained talc. Complete Confirmation of what I posted is indeed truthful. In fact Dr. Oz did a tutorial on it back in the day that the amount of talc in it was not harmful. Of course years later, the industry is scrambling to remove talc.

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Yes, I avoid talc now in all my powders both body and facial

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At the time I used it, I had a terrible reaction to the mica and bismuth in it. My dermatologist said at the time, back in the early 2000's, that there was a concoction of ingredients making some of her patients break out in rashes. She also mentioned the talc. Apparently, it was represented as being low in toxins but actually it was problematic for many @Shelbelle .

[Sassycoco]

@ Steeleranne

Trust me, when I tell you , it could be worse ....I genuinely like KG.... WEN - Chaz D. was my channel changer !!! ...... I do believe the Q , is trying to reach/ appeal to , younger generations....I've seen seasoned host ,doing TT live shows !! That imho , speaks for itself.

[Group 5 minus 1]

What I remember is: quicker presentations, less singing and dancing, less concerns about aging. Enjoyed most of the vendors. More variety in the products. 

[CalminHeart]

Q has been on repeat for many years now. It's like they show the same 20 items, or variations of, over and over and over. 

I also can't handle host antics, ridiculous marketing schemes, yelling, crudeness, talking over each other, personal stories, etc etc. 

No wonder Q's finances are in the toilet. 

[CalminHeart]

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@Steeleranne wrote:

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Ignore the trolls who laugh or ridicule. It says more about them than you.

The last I knew, everyone could post an opinion, you, me, and even the snarky people.

[CalminHeart]

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@ellaphant wrote:

For the Q lovers,if you're sick of Kim be careful what you wish for. She is probably one of 

if not THE vendor keeping Q from going off the air. She $ell$. Any business would continue to prominently feature a product line that generates tremendous sales.

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Q needs to make some extremely serious changes if they want to survive, including vendors. Until they do, no one will keep them alive. JMO.

[CalminHeart]

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@Trinity11 wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Bare Minerals never was or is a talc based makeup!!!

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@Shelbelle Do an AI chat or google and many of their products years ago contained talc. Complete Confirmation of what I posted is indeed truthful. In fact Dr. Oz did a tutorial on it back in the day that the amount of talc in it was not harmful. Of course years later, the industry is scrambling to remove talc.

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I rely on real science from scientific and certain legitimate sources.. Being a doctor does not automatically ensure you know what you're talking about.  

[Trinity11]

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@CalminHeart wrote:

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@Trinity11 wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Bare Minerals never was or is a talc based makeup!!!

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@Shelbelle Do an AI chat or google and many of their products years ago contained talc. Complete Confirmation of what I posted is indeed truthful. In fact Dr. Oz did a tutorial on it back in the day that the amount of talc in it was not harmful. Of course years later, the industry is scrambling to remove talc.

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I rely on real science from scientific and certain legitimate sources.. Being a doctor does not automatically ensure you know what you're talking about.  

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Yes, my point, exactly, as years later he was proved wrong @CalminHeart .