Slayfire has been completely transparent in this whole situation and updated everything immediately after getting those emails. And it always comes from her brand page which looks worse. I just replied to a thread with a lot of things Lemonhead has done that's just overall shitty. She claimed she never supported trump and the hat was just for a photo, then claimed she voted for one candidate, then claimed she voted for the other (same election mind you). She admitted to black face claiming to be "blind to color" and then never improved bc she hid the apology video and claimed YESTERDAY that she has no racist history whatsoever but the comments were nothing but instance after instance of blatant racism. Megan is a jealous racist with loads of evidence of the crap she's said and done to people of color and several small and big businesses. They have their differences and there's a clear formulation difference after testing both products making them nothing alike. If you look at ingredients for the same kind of item there's going to be similarities and thats what I found, similarities not a copy. She didn't invent glitter gel and their websites are nothing alike.
They were also claiming the entire website and idea was stolen which is total bs. The ingredients list that they keep saying is copied and pasted isnt even the same. The filters were taken down immediately and Slayfire said they used those for SEO ranking tags and removed them all. and overall slander) and then LH tried to spin the narrative at the buttcrack of dawn before Slayfire posted their statement that morning calling her a fraud and liar telling everyone to sue them. Slayfire also shared the grossness of Lemonhead (sharing photos of a minor, calling her a psychopath, narcassist etc. They gave refunds, showed conversations between them and the supplier, and immediately updated any and all info to be transparent included any SDS info about the glitter. Slayfire took accountability for being LIED TO and green washed by a manufacturer who they no longer work with.
She shared a photo of Slayfire's owner as a 16 year old in cosplay with purple face paint from her business account to slayfire's followers saying she did black face. Actually harass with video and video and livestreams, a 2 hour video, instagram highlight calling her a scammer that's STILL up (talk about petty), legal threats, sending her own following (which is way larger than the brands she bullies). Slayfire defended herself from brand who's known to harass indie brands. They'll bully someone on their brand page and then the next day make an anti bully post (documented). They go after anyone who makes glitter gels. Like they still try to pass them off as "sort of kind of eco friendly in the big picture" even though its straight up plastic.
It's such a fun product, and really intensely pigmented to boot.Lemonhead had an article claiming "yes but no" about their own glitters being biodegradable which made no sense. But wait, you have judged too soon! With a shift of the head and a new angle with the light, the highlighter reappears and you get an icy burst of lavender color on your cheeks. The product in the jar looked like something a couture space alien might put on, but then it just goes sheer on your cheekbone? Boo. But when you work it into your skin, it turns clear and seemingly disappears.Īt first glance, this could feel very disappointing. Very galactic, very sci-fi, very other-wordly.
When you uncap the jar, the highlighter looks like a silver-white cream with lavender flecks dispersed across it. That's right people, a brand has finally invented disappearing highlighter, and it's going to take your makeup routine onto a whole other level. Lemonhead LA's Houdini Spacepaste is a highlighter with a trick up its sleeve: In one instant it's there, in another it's not. Lemonhead LA created literal magic in a jar with its newest highlighter, and those who are obsessed with taking their highlighting game to new heights are going to run to the cashier with this new release.
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