The following is a concise summary of the text:
The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries out different imitation lipsticks that are supposed to look like Kylie Jenner's products. The speaker warns the viewers about the dangers of using pirated makeup, such as rat poison, bacteria and urine. The speaker compares the imitation lipsticks with the original ones and finds that some of them are similar in color but not in quality, smell or texture. The speaker also complains about the unpleasant taste and smell of the imitation lipsticks and says that they will throw them away after the video. The speaker advises the viewers to watch another video where they explain more about pirated makeup and to buy original products from reliable brands. The speaker ends the video by asking for likes, subscriptions and comments and announcing their upload schedule.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker reviews pirated lipsticks that imitate Kylie Jenner's products.
2. The speaker bought five lipsticks that are supposed to be from Kylie's collaboration with Kim Kardashian, and six lipsticks that are from different Kylie collections.
3. The speaker compares the pirated lipsticks with the original ones and finds that some of them have similar colors, but different formulas, smells and quality.
4. The speaker warns about the dangers of using pirated makeup products, such as rat poison, bacteria and urine, and advises to watch another video where she explains more about this topic.
5. The speaker says that she does not recommend buying or using any of the pirated lipsticks, and that she is going to throw them away and brush her teeth after the video.