It seems like so many controversies have happened in the month since Kylie launched her skincare line that it's only fair to round them up and refresh our memories.
It all started with speculation around Kylie's walnut face scrub, which started before the product was even available for purchase!
Many fans were immediately comparing the walnut scrub to the ever controversial St.Ives Apricot Scrub, which has been cancelled by the beauty community.
Back in 2016, two women filed a lawsuit against St. Ives claiming that the face scrub, made with crushed walnut shells, tore up their face and gave them acne.
This one is a hard pass for me, tbh.
A few days after the launch, Kylie went on Instagram to record herself washing her face with her "delicious" foaming facial wash.
There was so much makeup on that towel... that is called A SCAM, sweetie. LOOK IT UP.
A few days after Kylie embarrassed herself globally, sister Kim stepped in to roast her baby sister.
Everyone needs a little sibling roast once in awhile. It keeps us sharp.
"You know what the main point she left out was? She left out that you use these wipes first, before you get the foundation off!"
Yeah this went very badly. Jeffreee and Shane are two of the most popular YouTubers so their opinions do truly matter to millions of viewers.
He received only two makeup removers, a face wash, and a toner.
Why did the company separate the products? Very confusing.
Jeffree said his mascara didn't come off even after using a few of the wipes.
BIG yikes.
Jeffree didn't like that it has a fragrance and Shane said it was burning.
They really were c o m i n g for the gal.
Shane also said it was making his skin tingle, but he also incessantly expressed that his skin is really sensitive, so, can we really trust him? You can tell how much he is reaching for his next conspiracy video.
After pulling and tugging and touching each other's faces, they both claimed there was residue left on their faces.
Hmmmmmmm.
Yes, like the dog treat. And specifically, the bacon flavor.
Shane, what the heck are you snacking on?
They really were not holding back.
And I mean, I don't think he cares, but I don't think Jeffree will be getting back on the PR list any time soon.
Jeffree said he would use Kylie Skin products to clean up his dogs sh*t.
Kylie loves posting testimonials from Twitter onto her Instagram story as good publicicty for her brand. Unfortunately, Kylie posted one by Twitter user "Anal Wintour" (lol) last week and that's when things got super cringey.
I mean... it is kinda funny, lol. BUT IT'S NOT NICE!
Kylie Skin claims to be 100% cutely free and vegan, so when two of her ingredients: squalane and hydroxyacetophenone came into question, vegan fans were shook.
That's right! Everything is totally vegan! Woot!
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