To be honest I wouldn’t label every beauty product as a waste of money or being unreable. Uh, with regards to their prizes I would say most of them are effective and they are clinically tested so they have some substantial results for our skin or for our face and different body parts. But now with the rise in demand for these products there have been mixing with them and uh, there are some products which are quite fake and they don’t use real materials so that they can be a waste of money. But other than that those companies which are quite established such as Kyie in those products buy from local and larger chains which are being operated from a number of years. They have products which do have a real effect on your skin and uh, for whatever purpose the particular product is bought. So they might not be the waste of money but other than that fake manufacturers who mix different chemicals in them they can be a waste of money.
Band 7+: Do you agree that most beauty products are a waste of money?
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It's hard to say that *all* beauty products are a waste of money. Many are effective and clinically tested, offering real results for skin, face, and body. However, with the increasing demand for these products, there's been a rise in counterfeit products. These fakes often use cheap, low-quality ingredients and can be a complete waste of money. On the other hand, established brands like Kylie Cosmetics, which are sold in reputable stores and have been around for a while, generally use high-quality ingredients and deliver on their promises. So, while some beauty products might be a waste of money, others can be beneficial and worth the investment. It's important to be discerning and research the brand and ingredients before purchasing.
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