I thought this too and totally agree with you. I found the whole video quite odd actually.
I thought this too and totally agree with you. I found the whole video quite odd actually.I dunno, I always feel it is so unsafe when influencers mention stuff like these mood supplements, I checked up ashwagandha and this is unsafe to use in pregnancy / affects certain conditions and might increase thyroid hormone levels (I have an over active one myself)
I just feel like if you are going to promote a product, do add but don't take if blah blah blah and if you are stressed worth using food and other methods before relying on a supplement. If it says online "If a person chooses to use this herb as part of a treatment plan, they should be sure to discuss it with their doctor first. " Then she needs to add this to her video when promoting it!
Rant of the day lol but it does bug me, hopefully most people have common sense to check up this stuff anyway
I found it all bizarre. Her voice, her body language and the content. It seemed a bit forced to me. A bit fake.Alix’s voice at the start of the video was so sanctimonious! She was speaking about that bloody sippy cup like she had discovered the key to true enlightenment!
And yes, those eyebrows
Her heart isn’t in it anymore.I found it all bizarre. Her voice, her body language and the content. It seemed a bit forced to me. A bit fake.
That’s it. She feels obliged to do it so it came across as disingenuousHer heart isn’t in it anymore.
I keep wondering why these Arket puffer coats are so popular among UK influencers. I have one but I live in Finland, where it’s normal to have -20 degrees celsius in the winter. I haven’t worn the long puffer coat in weeks because I get way too hot in that thing. Finnish spring is pretty much equivalent to UK winter so it baffles me how these women can wear such thick coats.Also; we're almost in April and she's showing a huge warm down puffer coat in black? Such timely recommendations...
You’re so right it was completely irresponsible of her to push that product without a disclaimer or somethingI dunno, I always feel it is so unsafe when influencers mention stuff like these mood supplements, I checked up ashwagandha and this is unsafe to use in pregnancy / affects certain conditions and might increase thyroid hormone levels (I have an over active one myself)
I just feel like if you are going to promote a product, do add but don't take if blah blah blah and if you are stressed worth using food and other methods before relying on a supplement. If it says online "If a person chooses to use this herb as part of a treatment plan, they should be sure to discuss it with their doctor first. " Then she needs to add this to her video when promoting it!
Rant of the day lol but it does bug me, hopefully most people have common sense to check up this stuff anyway
It’s a new eyebrow trend that they all seem to be jumping on. Not sure if she started the trend but Jess Hunt released the product that Alix talks about that creates the big bushy eyebrow look - hers are also ridiculous. In the Frow has started doing it along with Anna and now Alix. It looks ridiculous on all of themHer brows are actually worse than Anna Edit's brows. At least Anna's brows are her actual out of control brow hairs (looking like brooms) whereas Alix has this weird fake coloured-in brown halo around her actual brows. I'm very confused by the look 'cause it's not even trendy - she looks like she's going for the 2018 James Charles block brow and not a naturally voluminous brow?
Also; we're almost in April and she's showing a huge warm down puffer coat in black? Such timely recommendations...
Jess Hunt looks like an irl Bratz Doll and it gives me the heebie jeebies.It’s a new eyebrow trend that they all seem to be jumping on. Not sure if she started the trend but Jess Hunt released the product that Alix talks about that creates the big bushy eyebrow look - hers are also ridiculous. In the Frow has started doing it along with Anna and now Alix. It looks ridiculous on all of them
They just remind me of these!Jess Hunt looks like an irl Bratz Doll and it gives me the heebie jeebies.
Oh Alix. Bit shortsightedKind of had to roll my eyes at her IG stories caing out whowhowhat for stealing another design once again (which I'm glad she did) but then following it up with a bunch of ALs for H&M who are known for stealing designs from others
I had the exact same thoughts.Kind of had to roll my eyes at her IG stories caing out whowhowhat for stealing another design once again (which I'm glad she did) but then following it up with a bunch of ALs for H&M who are known for stealing designs from others
Millenial influencers jumping on GenZ inspired insta trends, or in other words, FOMO.What are these brows? that shirt? that middle part? that flat hair?
why why? she's such a beautiful woman! why oh why?
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