The video is a comparison between original makeup products from well-known brands and their pirated or counterfeit versions. The creator tests and applies both the original and pirated products, including a concealer, eyeshadow palette, eyeliner, foundation, highlighter, and lipstick.
The results show that while some pirated products may look similar to their original counterparts, they often have inferior quality, texture, and pigmentation. The creator notes that the pirated products may be cheaper, but they can also be harmful to the skin and may not provide the same level of performance as the original products.
The creator emphasizes the importance of investing in original, high-quality products that are safe for the skin and recommends avoiding pirated makeup. The video ends with a comparison of a complete makeup look using both original and pirated products, with the creator expressing their preference for the original products.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The creator is comparing original makeup products to pirated versions.
2. The creator starts by applying concealer from a Mac product and a pirated version.
3. The creator notes that the pirated concealer is less pigmented and leaves a less uniform color.
4. The creator applies eyeshadow from a Judah Pur palette and a pirated version.
5. The creator notes that the pirated eyeshadow is less pigmented, but the formula is similar.
6. The creator applies glitter eyeshadow from a Chiva product and a pirated version.
7. The creator notes that the pirated glitter eyeshadow is more pigmented and has a similar formula.
8. The creator applies eyeliner from a Benefit product and a pirated Mac version.
9. The creator notes that the pirated eyeliner has a thicker tip and is less precise.
10. The creator applies foundation from a machine-made product and a pirated Mac version.
11. The creator notes that the pirated foundation is more shiny and greasy.
12. The creator applies bronzer from a Benefit product and a pirated version.
13. The creator notes that the pirated bronzer has reddish tones and is more like coffee.
14. The creator applies highlighter from a Jeffrey Star product and a pirated version.
15. The creator notes that the pirated highlighter is more subtle and has a similar formula.
16. The creator applies lipstick from a Mac product and a pirated version.
17. The creator notes that the pirated lipstick has a similar formula and tone.
18. The creator seals the makeup with an Urban product and a pirated fixative.
19. The creator notes that the pirated fixative takes longer to dry.
20. The creator concludes that the original makeup products are better quality and safer for the skin.