Safiya Nygaard: FrankenTuber sponsored by Wish - Part 3

[Guest]

alriiight.

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[Nance]

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[Cheryl Blossom]

Wow onto thread #3! It was only a while ago that everyone though she could do no wrong lol


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[Guest]

So the two products we can see are all Rose scented. She must smell like a musty grandma.

The cream is $48 and the Tonic $62. I saw on the review for the last one it's a Jeffree Star recommendation. lol.

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[elegantly]

I cannot believe this mini fridge trend.

[Cheryl Blossom]

Ok, she doesn’t even have anything to put in the fridge. No serums, masks, nothing. Such a waste.


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[binchplz]

Back to the cake video; I don't understand why most YouTubers can't function in a kitchen whatsoever. It's so disheartening and seems so juvenile. Fully grown adults being baffled by utilizing their kitchen and becoming "chefs" for cooking the most basic, mediocre crap.

[hanaemii]

Ok, she doesn’t even have anything to put in the fridge. No serums, masks, nothing. Such a waste.


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so true, what she has in the fridge probably doesn't need to be? Also, do they even cook? Why can't she just store it in her kitchen fridge. Such a waste to get a mini fridge

[krystalball92]

Back to the cake video; I don't understand why most YouTubers can't function in a kitchen whatsoever. It's so disheartening and seems so juvenile. Fully grown adults being baffled by utilizing their kitchen and becoming "chefs" for cooking the most basic, mediocre crap.

Co sign. As someone who grew up in the kitchen with an Italian gramma, it gives me massive cringe to watch this.

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[whydoicare67]

Ok, she doesn’t even have anything to put in the fridge. No serums, masks, nothing. Such a waste.


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so true, what she has in the fridge probably doesn't need to be? Also, do they even cook? Why can't she just store it in her kitchen fridge. Such a waste to get a mini fridge

Okay, I have an admission. After the EmilyNoel video on her mini fridge, I thought FOR A SECOND about getting one. I keep my quartz roller and eye patches in my regular fridge, and I never use them because I kind of forget to go in the other room to get them. If they were right there by my makeup table, I feel like I would use them. However, I would never spend $80 or whatever for a small pink one to be cute. I'm thinking about keeping an eye on Craigslist for a regular mini fridge. Anyway, I wanted to come clean, so to speak, about where I see a beauty mini fridge could be useful. (p.s. when I was young I read a book where this character had a mini fridge in her bedroom just for champagne, and I always thought that was so glamorous lol)

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[happylemon]

Back to the cake video; I don't understand why most YouTubers can't function in a kitchen whatsoever. It's so disheartening and seems so juvenile. Fully grown adults being baffled by utilizing their kitchen and becoming "chefs" for cooking the most basic, mediocre crap.

Slightly off topic but same. Like when I see Buzzfeed videos where people “try meal prepping for a week” or just cooking any dish in general and I guess it’s supposed to come off as fun and relatable but it’s kinda cringey and sad. They don’t have to be experts but they struggle so much with basic stuff.

Someone in the last thread mentioned how childish she seemed in her cake video “is this a spatula?” (Did she really say that? I didn’t watch it myself) and I thought of the meme with the anime guy pointing to the butterfly lol.

[Guest]

Yeah I think I've said before I loathe this "OMG I CAN'T ADULT" attitude so many people have where it's somehow 'funny' to fail at normal everyday adult responsibilities. I loathe the word 'adulting' used as a verb, as if it's not something we all do, or like it's optional. Like GTFO with that.

I get we all have failures, and to not take yourself seriously can be helpful, lord knows I've burnt the ass off a pan simply because I forgot to turn the heat down or off properly. But you generally learn from those mistakes. You don't tend to celebrate them as quirks and continue that trend of ignorance, nor thinking you are special for doing something basic that literally millions of people do daily and have done daily for thousands of years.

I think that's what really gets me, is normal average people trying so hard to be different and quirky when ultimately they are celebrating very basic things they have, or haven't done and expecting a reward or some sort of special acknowledgement for it. It's like 'nice guys' who think that by just being nice they should be bowed down to for not being an asshole, when that's literally the bare minimum of what you can do or be as a human. Shits me. Sorry for the rant!

[sone0408]

i used to want a skincare fridge so bad in like 2016 but then i realized it wasn't necessary bc i just have a spot for all my skincare i keep in the fridge and i just grab it before i go in the bathroom to wash my face lol

[Revlit]

If anyone is looking for a mini fridge suitable for skincare, I purchased this on for my diabetic mother to have have meds and such by her bedside. She loves it. $40 and comes in a couple colors.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Frigidaire- ... gLdGfD_BwE

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