Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2020-07 to 2026-04.
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He believes the current beauty industry has become disturbed due to influencers lying about products for financial gain.
“we're living in an era where people accept Liars as entertainment not that they ever haven't before but the Beauty World we kind of had a lot of respect now there's girls making hundreds of thousands of dollars by lying and I just thought it was very disturbing”
BFFs: Josh Richards & Bri Chickenfry · Apr 2023 · 2 episodes · 7.3M views on this topic
It is important for makeup products to be high-quality and not suck, regardless of trends like the Kardashian aesthetic.
“I really believe in this product, too. It doesn't suck. So much makeup [ __ ] sucks. And I spend a lot of money and time making these good.”
Your Mom's House · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 310K views on this topicThe skincare industry often relies on marketing facades rather than actual product functionality, and the use of clinical claims is frequently misused without solid evidence.
“If you look at some of the most successful brands, I'll not name them but you will understand. Like you said, they're all based on marketing facade. 50 the thing that brands are promoting, there's hardly any data.”
Think School · Jun 2025 · 1 episode · 489K views on this topicSkin care should be positioned as a health-related profession rather than just a cosmetic or beauty service.
“I don't ever put skin care in the cosmetic industry which is an amazing industry and I love it uh but it's not my industry my industry is skincare it's very specific and it's different and it's closely related to nutrition healthcare and um and and self self-care”
The Diary of a CEO · Jun 2022 · 1 episode · 109K views on this topicManny MUA claims that his artistic drive and desire to be in control of his creations motivated him to launch his own brand rather than collaborating with others.
“I didn't want people to like tell me like okay we can do this but we can't do that and I'm like yeah oh my God then what's the point of me collaborating like I'm like I want to do so much more but they wouldn't let me”
Dropouts Podcast · Jun 2023 · 1 episode · 105K views on this topicRevardi Syahputra claims that skincare is no longer a tertiary need but has become a primary necessity for both men and women.
“The change is that people, both male and female, no longer consider skincare as a tertiary need, but rather as a primary need.”
Rory Asyari · Apr 2026 · 1 episode · 84K views on this topicHe thinks that eye shadow is used to achieve a shadowy look around the eyes.
“maybe I'd put it around my eyes why would you have to get that to get that shadowy bedroom look you know that sounds cool”
PewDiePie · Apr 2015 · 1 episode · 5.8M views on this topicShe argues that brands like Victoria's Secret should be inclusive because they can successfully market their products and fantasy to a wider range of women, including trans and plus-sized people.
“it's pretty much saying like plus size women and trans should still get to feel sexy yeah that's like they should get to have that brand”
BFFs: Josh Richards & Bri Chickenfry · Jul 2021 · 1 episode · 309K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
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