The Truth About The Jaclyn Hill Cosmetics Line Revealed

For years, Jaclyn Hill has had one of the most popular makeup channels on YouTube, as fans love both her beauty skills and her sense of humor, so it was only logical that the makeup guru would soon create her own line of products.

After some delays, Jaclyn Hill’s cosmetics line was launched in 2019, starting with the So Rich lipstick. While the product excited her fans at first, the lipstick quickly proved to be an absolute disaster, which Hill eventually had to own up to. Let’s take a look at the truth that has been revealed about the Jaclyn Hill cosmetics line.

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Failure to launch | 0:00
Hit or miss collabs | 1:16
Lipstick line | 2:25
Jaclyn Cosmetics | 3:16
Initial success | 4:10
Taking a turn | 5:04
A closer look | 6:21
Gloves and hair | 7:30
Damage control | 8:39
Breaking her silence | 9:34
Making things right | 10:33
Social media break | 11:14
A moment to rebuild | 12:05
The holiday collection | 12:46
Holiday collection success? | 13:52

[kimpelders]

Claiming to have PTSD from the lipsticks is an insult to anyone who actually HAS PTSD from violence, war or other sources. Jaclynn only cares about herself and her bank account!

[ftKimie]

I want a refund and i don't even buy her products.

[JessBeautyJunkie]

Look, here's the straight facts:
Champagne Pop highlighter: successful
Champagne Pop eye palette: failure (no pigment, palettes pulled)
Champagne Pop face palette: failure (no pigment, palettes pulled)
Morphe Original palette: successful
Morphe brush collection (failure - shedding and broken handles)
Vault collection: failure (no pigment, palettes pulled - revamped, and she lied her way through that one)
Lipsticks: failure of the highest order (contaminated with hair and plastic and metal pieces, and she REALLY lied during this one)
Highlighter collection: successful from what I can tell.
She's had 3 good launches out of 8. More than half her products have been a disaster. The lipsticks were not a "mistake, " as her blindly loyal fans like to call it. It was the most severe example of a PATTERN OF POOR CONDUCT, DISHONESTY AND CRAPPY BUSINESS PRACTICES on her part.
Enough already. The quality of her products is not what her concern is, as evidenced by shitty launch and product after shitty launch and product. The money is her concern. People need to stop being so gullible, with blinders on.

[thebookinmyhands]

Thanks for telling me absolutely nothing new!

[yoshikomizushima]

She is very dishonest whatever happened. She kept lying which made this huge scam.
She acts like a victim, what goes around comes around, That's her problems.

[Nausithoe]

Here is an idea: how about Influencers stop promoting other shady influencers and help smaller companies to have more success. For example, in my country ( Greece) there is a makeup company called Erre Due. In Italy they have Collistar. I am sure other countries around the globe have also local makeup companies who are worth to look at in 2020. I wish the makeup industry wasn't only US-focused.

[kelceyc]

She's partially owned by morphe. 🙄

[jaicbacote]

In 2020, no more titles that start with “The truth about...” 😒 especially if it’s a video that has information we all already knew and was covered by 50, 000 other channels 😂

Anywho, I wish her lipsticks worked out...she had a nude for all skin tones/looks. Perhaps she can be a silent partner with a good brand b/c she has a good eye 🤷🏾‍♀️

[crystalrapose]

She is claiming PTSD from selling old, shitty quality lipsticks and getting called out on it by her purchasers????
Is there anything this woman doesn't use as an excuse to gain sympathy??? Absolutely disgusting and should be eye opening for those who blindly follow her.

[Lovely-ygie]

Question- was she working at mac while on food stamps or was she spending a lot of money shopping in mac while on food stamps?

[rinathomas]

You didnt reveal the truth, you just repeated what everyone else already And jeffree star didnt say the highlight was too He ended up looving the formula for the pallete. It was the luminous setting powders he thought was sheer, but he didn't try them how they are supposed to be used cuz he misunderstood their purpose. 🙄

[havingteawiththedevil]

Love how if a random person complains, it’s their fault until it’s exposed under a microscope. 🔬

[kylalaheart]

Honestly not surprised thx for the tea 🍵

[jaicbacote]

At 8:16 I thought that was JStar mixed with Marilyn Manson 🤦🏾‍♀️😂🙈

[conniehoffman]

The problem wasn’t that she released a less than quality product, it was how she HANDLED it. She went to a bad lab. She should have just been honest, recalled them, and remade them 🤷🏻‍♀️. Would have been fine. Instead she lied, didn’t recall, and people had to WORK to get a refund for a BAD product. Not cool

[SodaSiren]

and now her ex-husband is dating Trisha Paytas 💕

[ElderMillenial-xb]

I used to watch her years ago. What did she do to her face? Is that Botox?

[jasminateodorovic]

The phenomena of "influencer" is pathology per se, on both sides: the once who gained the "status" and people giving them that "status".

[anntann]

ummm...what is this "truth"? Nothing new! Seems more like a PR video...

[carriechavanne]

Another Youtuber, PrettyPastelPlease, found metal shards in her lipstick. I get she's not as well known as RawBeautyKristi or Jeffree Star but sheesh that should have been something to include in the video when legit metal shards are found in a lipstick.