Doll 10 Makeup
Why are Doll 10 makeup artists trying to change the race of women???? I’ve seen 2 models modeling Doll 10 foundation on air – one appeared to be of Hindu decent & one black, both of whom were made up as if someone were trying to make them look white!!!! Difference in the Before & After photos was ludicrous – why with a full range of foundation colors would anyone take a darker skinned girl & make her up in some ivory/pink toned foundation as if you’re trying to make her look white???? Neither needed a miracle – whatever any woman needs makeup wise, goal nor result should be to change her race!!!!!
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Wow, what makes you think they were trying to look white? Maybe that is the way the camera picked it up but to me that is a very biased statement with no proof to back it up. The things people take away from a innocent demo is unbelievable!
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FINAL REPLY to Quincy: Quincy, the faces of models I referenced very much did not match their necks in “After” photos – not sure which models you were referencing. Quincy, again, I can assure you I am anything but ignorant. The only inappropriate posts here are the verbally abusive & absolutely untrue ones you posted about me. Quincy, this is a “Community” Forum – that means HSN WANTS to know what their customers think abt. their merchandise – & that is precisely what I commented on, solely because the 2 models mentioned were made up in shades far too light for them & it disturbed me that it appeared the goal was to make them look caucasian, which they were not, particularly in light of availability of shades that DID match their skin. Otherwise, I can assure you I have better use of my time than to post comments on makeup. As I have stated & you have reiterated, you obviously disagree with my assessment, but again, yes, you are entitled to – what IS improper is this relentless personal attack on me, complete with variety of slurs, none of which have even a scare of a prayer of truth – I can assure you, Quincy, this is so NOT what HSN had in mind when structuring this forum. So do you think we can agree to disagree; do you think you can respect my opinion (& respect me as not only having a right to express it, but as the sane & well balanced, intelligent, educated, experienced individual I am)??? (And don’t worry, when I go to order my foundation makeup, I won’t bother you with a consult on the color!!!)
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Of course, I’m entitled to my opinion. The two women that you refer to appear to have a face that matches the color of their necks after the application of the makeup. I see no discrepancy there. They apparently have not changed their race. It’s still a ridiculous statement. Fair and unbiased…I doubt it. You see what you want to see. The lady with the blotchy skin/acne scars? actually looks darker after the application of makeup. Yes, ignorance can be disturbing because we have to pay the price and consequences for the ignorance that is so prevalent in our society these days.
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You have got to be kidding. What a ridiculous statement. I think that’s a mental condition…seeing things that don’t exist. It’s called distorted thinking, or a chip on your shoulder, or an inferiority complex, or just ignorant.
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U are certainly entitled to your opinion, Quinci, altho I can assure you I do not suffer from any of the conditions you mentioned. As matter of fact, I’m one of the most fair, non-biased, & informed individuals you’ll ever meet! I would, however, encourage you to try to catch one of Doll 10’s presentations as I’m certain you’ll see the 2 models I’m referencing embedded in the Befores & Afters. The photos say it all to anyone not vision impaired – period. I merely thought it was in poor taste to make up 2 darker skinned girls in such light shades that quite literally “changed their race”, when shades that actually do match their skin are included in collection. You have a lovely day, Quinci, & pls. don’t let this opinion disturb you, (everyone has one!).
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03.15.24 11:38 PM
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