Totally agree. Indeed this is all on Lydia. One thing I have learned is that when you are greedy, lazy and take short cuts it always costs you a lot more in the long run. It is not worthwhile.If she just sold it for £20 she could have still made a ridiculous influencer markup profit of £12ish a box sold. Then sold out and could be relaxing now without her reputation in a mess. Instead she wanted to make an obscene £42ish profit per box. She won't lose money on this, but she will damage her reputation and in the long run this will cost her dearly.
I really don't like the comments "Lydia I think your PR agency is failing you". As if Lydia was forced to do these scams and it wasn't all of her own free will that she willingly did despite knowing it was shady AF.
I stopped using plastic scrubbers years ago. All that microplastic is no good and you can get 100% natural and biodegradable brushes that I think work better (although there's some debate if the adhesive is biodegradable but at least the bristles, handle and bulk of it is).
I do not believe there was ever any other product. Lydia chose cheap and easy. She over embellished her “product development” like she embellishes everything. Lydia is a liar. She lies about the smallest things. Usually she gets away with it on her vlogs because she deletes anything that challenges her. This time she won’t get away with it because people actually have to part with their hard earned money, she has exposed herself.
This has really been an exercise in what NOT to do when launching a brand