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View all products by this brand →Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Friendly reminder that 'clean' is just brand advertising and means nothing.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Honestly, I think you're *more* likely to have an allergic reaction to clean products. You're much more likely to be allergic to a plant extract than to some scary sounding synthetic compound.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
“Clean” claims are bogus to begin with but mean less than nothing in terms of allergic or hypersensitivity reactions.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Another angle to show just how freaking painful this was. https://preview.redd.it/te69rrkltswe1.jpeg?width=2316&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f17896e879b06344243b8cf1f1ea69910f06aaa4
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Omg! Good reminder though that clean does not mean you can’t be allergic to an ingredient.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Clean (like natural) is a meaningless marketing term. It is not federally regulated.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Oh, fuck. :( That looks bad, I'm so sorry. Hopefully it clears up soon. I have a bad habit of not patch testing, and this scares me enough to make me start doing it.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
“Clean beauty” often means “lacks preservatives and stabilizers that keep formulas safe and effective/active” ime.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Clean: we're charging you more money for a product that goes off faster!
Thread Analysis: The user is sharing a humorous anecdote about having a severe reaction to Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Lip Oil, highlighting its appearance and performance.
Also I hate when they just say “fragrance.” Tell me what it is!! I’ve had patch testing done so I know which fragrance pools I need to look out for.
Thread Analysis: The user is discussing and comparing various lip stains from different brands, including Sephora Collection, Clarins, UD Vice Bond, Fenty Poutcicle, and Benefit Benetint.