Hannah Maguire

I don't know.

And you have to say how much.

If Kim had made the same post but added a bit at the end where she said, this is an ad and I was paid a quarter of a million dollars to post it, she'd be in the clear.

But it wouldn't really have had the same effect.

You would hope.

I've gotten in.

What a disgusting word.

But they are traceable, no matter what anyone will tell you.

Plant Kardashian has perfected the art of walking the blurry line between aggressive marketing and misleading their fan base.

Another example is the groundbreaking lip kits that Kylie made.

Kylie Jenner's lip kits launched to the kind of buzz that most companies could only dream of.

And that had quite a lot to do with her noticeably fuller lips, which had developed mysteriously the previous year.

And according to Kylie, all of her spontaneous lip development was to do with her new product, the Kylie Lip Kit.

And repeatedly, just like all the rest of them, publicly denied having any cosmetic help.

In the marketing spiel, Kylie said that she had been inspired to create her lip kits by a lifelong insecurity about her lips.

The product claimed to achieve a perfect match between lip liner and lipstick, allowing users to overline, creating the illusion of bigger, fuller lips.

Stop it.

We're meant to believe Kylie's lips are just overlined.

That's hilarious.

Stop it.