it's probably a vintage style blush or an old brand

@@kinleybrault9642 no she collects old makeup, she has a pretty good collection of old products

@Girl of God It might contain toxic materials like lead.

@Girl of God it’s so old might cause skin diseases. *Edit-Yes guys I know it has lead in it and some Bacteria as well so both can cause skin issues is what I want to say*

@Girl of God it probably can cause some allergic reactions since it's 100 years old

I personally don’t use expired makeup because it has an expiration date for ai reason, I can’t imagine the damage that 100 year old makeup could cause.

shes putting it on for a few minutes. i get that its expired and she shouldnt wear it on her face for a day but if its on her wrist for a couple minutes, she won't drop dead

It's also so clever. Like perfect to go and the rouge and poweder-combo is genius

But it should not be sold as eco because that isn’t luxury or attractive to me.

@@handsoffmycactus2958 yup. Doing that would just be greenwashing. Not a fan of that either

literally same and i even JUST saw a short about boomers having really bad lead poisoning. Also, avon is sketchy af even TODAY,,, imagine what kinda shit was in their makeup then...

I thought that arsenic and lead were mostly used until the 1800s?

I thought that arsenic and lead were mostly used until the 1800s ? 1920s makeup was not that bad, isn't it?

@@RainxOnxMex I'm not being dramatic. Sure she is not going to drop dead with a little swatch, but if she keep on doing it with every vintage make up she buys, it can result to serious illness in the future due to poisoning herself. Also it's not exactly sanitary swatching 100 year old used make up on your skin. It's also common sense that you should use or swatch expired make up. I guess that has been thrown out of the window, since you think I'm being dramatic. (My 53 likes don't think so.)

@@veruschkadahmer1805 but the product is expired. And you don't know what kind of harmful chemical reactions it has due to the time being. This stuff is 100 years old and expired. You are not going to drop dead, but it can create rashes or illness you don't want to have. At the end you poison yourself when you use 100 y.o. expired make up on your skin.

@@MrsDaedalus_ you are though 😂

Serious injury? How?

@@peaceflowerstudios6833 oh my god, common sense please? you can inhale or ingest the toxic chemicals (especially in old makeup, paints, etc). you can also get an ALLERGIC REACTION WHICH CAN BE SEVERE AND MAKE YOU SWELL AND CAN LEAD YOU TO DEATH. please? you're thinking too fast lmao

@@peaceflowerstudios6833 Some products contain toxic chemicals such as lead which is poisonous

@@peaceflowerstudios6833 they used different chemicals back then many that are considered dangerous for today. Lead was also in makeup. Plus bacteria easily gets in makeup from peoples fingers. There’s just numerous reasons that it could be a bad idea

Literally nobody cares , she knows clearly. On the screen it says don’t try at home

@ANGEL BABY I never said she was smart for doing this. I was just saying was that she’s grown enough to make her own decisions and know the dangers. She can swatch it on her skin if she wants to. Since she put the “don’t do this at home” because she gets these comments all the time then it’s clear she understands what she’s doing can be harmful to her health. I just mentioned the warning as it shows she knows about it and so I could lead into saying that she should put more. Plus if she just swatches for a second then wipes it off properly then its likely to not hurt her but someone could see that and think it’s okay to wear for long periods of time. So even though I think its unnecessary for almost every comment be the same at least it’s good for anyone who doesn’t know the dangers (since she doesn’t put the proper warnings, at least in my opinion.)

@@trash-3058 Because she has a big audience. She's not the only one being potentially affected in this situation.

@@Itsunclegabby Exactly! I wanted emphasize on the fact she needs to put more thorough disclaimers

Me don't even got a home 💀

Vintage compacts without the old makeup are usually found in antique stores. Usually near the watches, rings and lockers. Just depends on the store.

She put don't try this at home on the screen, she obviously knows the risks and doesn't want others to do this. Yes she could have clarified why but I'm sure anyone who uses makeup would know already. Hell, I don't use makeup and already know.

@@amarimochi eh i just think it could have been better clarified, there are other videos like the lipstick swatching one where nothing is said. Other people may not know, even people who do regularly wear makeup, when i was younger and getting into makeup i had a habit of keeping makeup way after it was expired.

Let her be. majority of the viewers are already rational enough to know that these vintage makeups are harmful and she obviously does too. Do not be paranoid because there is no way an individual with a right mind who has seen her videos would just casually have the thought of buying vintage makeup out of nowhere + these items are extremely rare to find.

@@KangHaerin1 i don’t really see how it’s paranoid to just try to make someone aware that they are doing something that could cause them harm. Yes, she is definitely aware of it by now, yet she continues to ignore it and keeps doing it, without addressing the issue. If she wants to be dumb, whatever, all i said was that it’d prob be a good idea to let others know that this can be dangerous and overall unsanitary. P.S., vintage makeup really isn’t that hard to come by, like at all. It may be expensive but it’s not inaccessible. And purchasing these items is out of interest or as a hobby, just like she’s doing, so….

@@faeryfossil3472 I still strongly disagree about the whole "Adressing the issue" narrative, it is unnecessary.Yes, these items are still accessible. And What? Do you think underaged children would just purchase vintage makeups online? Or in vintage stores? Literally out of the blue? No way. And if it is a grown adult that had accessed through one of these items and had used it in contact with their skin then thats on them, they clearly know what they are doing and they should know the consequences. All these are merely common sense. If they know that its harmful but still choose to use the items, then its their problem. You cant just easily persuade anyone to stop especially when its someone on the internet.

You’re reaching dude. Seems like you wanna compare someone doing an actually dangerous and stupid thing while also influencing others to basic body autonomy.

@@faeryfossil3472 I’m just saying to practice what you preach and not be so contradictory. And this is pretty low risk. To say swatching old makeup is dangerous is reaching dude. Potentially harmful, possibly. Dangerous? No. She’d have to purposely and deeply inhale the powders or swallow the lipstick for it to be even close to dangerous and even then- but she’s not that stupid. She knows the risks. Let her be. It’s up to the individual to decide whether to emulate her behaviour or not. But people shouldn’t berate her with the same message over again just because they disagree with her. Especially on something as inconsequential as swatching makeup.

@@im-on-a-rolla_gay if she were swatching makeup that had recently expired it would be whatever, but she has consistently swatched makeup that is at least a century old, with no knowledge of how it has been preserved or taken care of, owned by random people. It hasn’t been a one-time thing. She does this a lot, and regardless of how many people tell her it is harmful, or to at least let others know it’s harmful, she ignores it and continues to do it. Eventually she could come in contact with a product her skin really doesn’t agree with and get at least a serious rash. Because not only was makeup from that time using lead in almost all of their products, it is also just unsanitary and gross. It’s not well preserved, it’s been passed around through the decades and not properly stored. She can do whatever, sure, but people who enjoy her content or personality would prefer she didn’t for her own safety. Showing herself doing it and not explaining the risks beforehand is blatantly careless. There are plenty of young and impressionable people on this platform who may not understand that this can cause serious harm overtime.

@@im-on-a-rolla_gay Definitely. People should also leave Eugenia Cooney alone. Let her be.

@@Itsunclegabby what is the point in making this comment, other than to be a troll and sound like an idiot? You should assess why you enjoy watching women harm themselves and showing it to the world

Thank you for teaching me a new vocabulary word ❤

Anytime!😊

i love the word esoteric ❤

I just realized that the other comments here that have thousands of likes are being super rude or think they know better than the creator here. Obviously she knows what she is doing and if she does have an allergic reaction or whatever, it's her issue, not yours!!

Miss girl the fda approved opioids for everything and even gave them a SPECIAL LABEL stating that they aren’t addictive. The fda is not the end all be all of goodness

@@alyssastewart738 I never said it was but using makeup from a time where most products had arsenic in it then yeah. Miss girl.

@@EssenceEtiennewhen you don’t know the difference between 1800s and 1920s you need to go back to history class☠️

Blush or rouge was already available back in the ancient days in China actually..

I have found vintage compacts in antique stores. They are usually with the jewelry. At least that's where I have found a few.

She knows the risks

She has more videos explaining how she cleans, and fixes the items. She definitely knows what she is doing.

@@deadpetalart ok

@@deadpetalart cleaning the items doesn’t clean the 100 year old makeup, at this point she definitely knows what she’s doing, which is an ignorant thing, and is ignoring it

Literally nobody cares , she knows clearly. On the screen it says don’t try at home

it has contained lead and chemicals not used anymore because of their concerns to our health.

She knows the risks

she aint gonna drop dead if its on her arm for a couple of minutes