Hello lovelies! Tonight's post is based on my rant on Snapchat a while back in which I was overwhelmed at the amount of amazing feedback from the people who persistently view my snaps. Snapchat  being all lovely and stuff doesn't hold my stuff for too long (only for 24 hours to be exact) and so for those who missed it, here it will be here  as well because this topic needs more light to be shed on it  

During my long ass snap duration, here are the few things I've covered which would be the dangers of wearing fake makeup ❌, the quality of the product ❌ and also it's price worth ❌

1) The dangers 

Fake makeup is FAKE. Real makeup is priced the way they are due to their products which are safe for the skin, healthy and promotes better quality. Fake makeup on the other hand is CHEAPER because they don't use the same ingredients so aren't you afraid of what you're slathering on your lovely face? Plus, you wouldn't take random pills or eat random foods but putting random ingredients on your face's skin is OK? ¿

2) The quality 

For those who couldn't care less of their skin condition, you would at least pay attention to the quality now wouldn't you? Since that was the reason you bought it in the first place. "I love the shades in the Naked Palette so I'll just buy this fake Naked Palette instead of the real one because I can't afford buying a real one". So obviously, you would want something out of it right? Well unfortunately some shades are too far off when compared to the original Palette and some shades on a fake Palette are impressive when swatched, but horrible when applied because 99% of the product bounces off your pretty eyelids. Thus what does that give you? A hole in your purse that isn't even worth it

3) Is the fake palette worth it's price? Unless you got it for 10 cents, Nope. It not only is dangerous, it doesn't work and you're better off buying from other affordable makeup brands with better qualities and trusted products. Even if you've spent rm50 on a fake palette because it's seemingly better than spending rm100 on the real one, you're better off spending that RM50 on an amazing affordable palette

SOLUTIONS

Your trusted Fay won't leave you there just yet. What are problems without solutions right? Alright so here are some useful tips based on my keen observations. Fay giving you solutions to your problems

1) Be careful when purchasing items online. If it's price seems too good to be true, it's usually because it's not the real deal. If unsatisfied, do check. "Inspired" basically means it's not the real deal. They've just come up with a fancier word to conceal the fact that it's a rip off 

2) Look for dupes. Dupes are cheaper alternatives for a certain product. Dupes are mainly due to people preferring much more affordable prices, product being vegan or makeup brand being cruelty free. You may find similar shades in more affordable ranges from different amazing brands

3) Look for people selling preloved makeup. Yes preloved makeup you heard me! Some people buy certain makeup on impulse without properly  checking the shades such as foundation shades, lipstick shades and so on or also because sometimes they just feel unsatisfied with the product being fit for their skin type and daily routines and that's where you come along and swoop it from their hands to an owner who'd love them better. If they're pale and think their foundation makes them look like an oompa loompa, you as an oompa loompa grab that from her