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Her outfits aren't anything new. We've seen them in every lookbook or OOTW she makes But, I liked how she added the giving back portion. Being honest, I almost cried. Most beauty gurus on YouTube are really well off, but, you never really see them talk about giving back or doing voluntary work. I thought it was a nice change, rather than watching some upper class girl "model" in her $1k outfit. I know it wasn't a huge deal, but, it made my heart warm. Other thoughts?
Her outfits might work for Christmas in California, but not elsewhere.
The giving back part was a nice idea, but did she really give out a hundred dollars in cash to homeless people? what are they gonna do with it besides buy booze?
travis17 wrote:Her outfits might work for Christmas in California, but not elsewhere.
The giving back part was a nice idea, but did she really give out a hundred dollars in cash to homeless people? what are they gonna do with it besides buy booze?
wow you're annoying and ignorant to assume all homeless people just buy booze with money they get. go into the real world every once in awhile.
As much as I do really like Beth, and the outfits in this video, the last part about giving back actually worried me a little. I understand that it is lovely to give back, but I feel a bit uncomfortable with all of it being filmed... especially the part when donating to charity, it felt a bit "Look at all the good I am doing" DONT GET ME WRONG, I think it is lovely to give back to the community, but I just felt that it shouldn't have been filmed.
Also, having just stayed in the Tenderloin district in San Francisco, I can honestly say that handing out money is not the wisest thing to do... From seeing first hand, 95% of the homeless people had alcohol / drug addictions, and whilst visiting numerous charity organizations that set out to help the homeless in the area and San Fran more generally, it is always said that you should NEVER EVER give money, as it is not wisely spent in most cases... instead hot cooked food should be distributed. I know that Beth most likely set out to do good, but it kinda shows how cut off she is from reality for most people. I acknowledge that the thought is there, but oh she seems so naive here :/
travis17 wrote:Her outfits might work for Christmas in California, but not elsewhere.
The giving back part was a nice idea, but did she really give out a hundred dollars in cash to homeless people? what are they gonna do with it besides buy booze?
wow you're annoying and ignorant to assume all homeless people just buy booze with money they get. go into the real world every once in awhile.
I agree that the original poster should've stated that some (not all) do, but that's not ignorant to assume that a lot of homeless people spend their collected cash on alcohol and drugs. Plus, there might be some that are just pretending to be homeless just so they can rake in easy money. Bethany should've just stuck to handing out food, and if she wanted to do a bit more, then she could've bought coats,shoes, etc. To be honest, Bethany seems like the ignorant one. (The gesture was nice, but she could've been a little smarter)
byebyebye1 wrote:
wow you're annoying and ignorant to assume all homeless people just buy booze with money they get. go into the real world every once in awhile.
Excuse me ?
You know what I find annoying and ignorant - do-gooders who live in their rainbow bubble ready to jump at the tiniest chance to be offended by something even if it is true. In the real world people don't avoid the elephant in the room but agree that addiction is in most cases a cause and/or result of homelessness. These are non-sugar-coated statistics. She should rather donate to charity or leave it at food & clothes, because money enables.
i thought most of the dresses/skirts were too short but she's young so i guess she gets a pass.
as for the charity part, i didnt care for the recording part either. but on another side i guess if she just talked about it some probably wouldnt have believed her.
But, I liked how she added the giving back portion. Being honest, I almost cried. Most beauty gurus on YouTube are really well off, but, you never really see them talk about giving back or doing voluntary work. I thought it was a nice change, rather than watching some upper class girl "model" in her $1k outfit. I know it wasn't a huge deal, but, it made my heart warm. 
Other thoughts?
