Hannah Collingwood-English

And, um, when you see those, we don't have them in this country, but overseas, you know, there's like SPF 100 and they always chemical filters because it's easier to get a really, really high SPF with a,

nice blend of chemical filters than with a mineral one, just because I guess you have to account for dissolving it differently.

So I'm team chemical in general, but are they not as different as people make them out to be?

Cause like, it's not really natural that you're getting the zinc out of the earth as an oxide and then refining it into particles that are such that you can dissolve them in like a lotion and disperse them.

And chemical ones, like, yeah, it's just organic.

Everything is chemical.

So it's not that scary.

Okay.

You know, back in the day, a dupe would mean like this shade from cheaper brand is similar to this shade from expensive brand.

And so you get the look because once it's on your face, it's on your face.

Right.

And now it's like any any release in the same category is a dupe.

And the packaging is the similar shape or color.

Oh, we hate that.

And, you know, Emco used to be so innovative with their like tubing mascara and they're like tan in a can or like.

They had this lip gloss that had lights in the lid and a mirror on the side.

I remember that.

Right?

Yeah.

Shame.