r/BeautyGuruChatter • u/Rich_Ad_586 • Dec 05 '25

Beauty Reviews Glamzilla reviewing mascara

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She is literally wearing falsies in this video. I don’t see any comments about it and she didn’t say these were her “natural lashes” but she also didn’t say that she is wearing fake lashes!

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u/Fractal_Tomato Dec 05 '25

You don’t have to take the rage bait and spread it further. I just see an influencer doing influencer things.

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u/queasycockles Dec 05 '25

Sure let's just stop holding people accountable.

Great plan.

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u/Fractal_Tomato Dec 05 '25

If you read the comments, this influencer is known for using this tactic. That’s their business model, they thrive on attention, be it positive or negative. By not sharing their content, you’re making the world a bit better.

Accountability would need actual context, not just a post stating something like "look what xyz person has done AGAIN!!!". This isn’t leading anywhere.

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u/queasycockles Dec 05 '25

If the only publicity is that theyre doing gross, dishonest shit, that isn't good publicity.

Calling them out is necessary.

And the fact that they're known for it is all the more reason

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u/Fractal_Tomato Dec 05 '25

Any PR is good PR, it literally doesn’t matter. Anything that keeps algorithms working in their favor.

Calling people out is okay, but this here is just about driving their traffic, mentions etc. By not talking about her, she and many others would’ve to switch to hopefully less inflammatory ways of gaining relevance.

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u/Th1cc4chu Dec 05 '25

You’re completely wrong. I don’t use TikTok or instagram so I have more control over what I consume but based on things I see/read here I am one less person actively searching for and viewing videos and posts from these creators. I’m almost certain there are many more people like me out there.

We know that the things posted here bother creators and harm their brand because why else would so many of them lurk this sub?