The hosts, Ethan and Ela, try various "black" products in their "Black Project" episode, including a black face mask, charcoal toothpaste, and black hair dye. They apply the products and document their reactions, making light of potential racist interpretations. The face mask and hair dye are from China, and the hosts are unsure of their effects. The charcoal toothpaste is particularly problematic, as it is not meant to be swallowed and has a gritty texture. The episode takes a turn when Ethan's mom, a hairstylist, arrives to dye his hair black, and they discuss the products' potential benefits and drawbacks. The hosts also promote their sponsor, Crunchyroll, and recommend several anime shows.
Here are the facts extracted from the text:
1. The hosts, Ethan and Ela, are testing various black-colored beauty products.
2. They use a black face mask from China that claims to cleanse the skin.
3. The face mask is made of charcoal.
4. The hosts also use a charcoal toothpaste with spearmint flavor.
5. The toothpaste is naturally activated and is not made of regular toothpaste ingredients.
6. The hosts warn that swallowing the toothpaste can be poisonous.
7. Ela's mom, a hairstylist, helps them with a black hair dye product.
8. The hair dye is called "Just for Men" and is specifically designed for men.
9. The hosts also try a black water product called "BLK" that claims to have a pH level of 70+ and a high mineral content.
10. The BLK water product costs $8 per bottle.
11. The hosts are sponsored by Crunchyroll.com, an anime streaming platform.
12. Crunchyroll.com streams anime with subtitles, 1080p, and ad-free.
13. The hosts recommend watching the anime shows "Hunter x Hunter" and "Erased" on Crunchyroll.com.