What Happened With Jaclyn Hill And Makeup Geek

Jaclyn Hill Deletes Twitter Account Amid Marlena Stell's 'Honey Influencers' YouTube Video

Information technology's starting to experience like the YouTube beauty community is experiencing a string of scandals-of-the-month. In May, everyone was picking sides in the James Charles vs. Tati Westbrook drama, and then much of June has involved everyone putting the microscope on online dazzler guru Jaclyn Loma.

Colina has already spent weeks weathering allegations that her company had produced contaminated lipsticks, but the drama involving the popular YouTube star is far from over.

Makeup Geek CEO, Marlena Stell broke her silence Tuesday and came out firing — not just against Colina, but at numerous YouTube dazzler influencers.

In a video titled "Dear Influencers," Stell detailed the brewing feud between her and Hill. Along with challenge how the 28-year-old allegedly screwed her over after receiving concern communication, Stell as well theorized that the same lab which produced the supposedly "moldy" lipsticks from Hill's brand — claims that Colina has repeatedly denied — was probable the aforementioned one Stell had warned Hill about in 2016.

According to Stell, concealers she had produced past this lab "had shards of plastic in them. They had fingerprints; they had hairs in them; they had blackness specs in them—does that sound familiar? These were the concealers I had with this lab on June 6, 2016."

Co-ordinate to Stell, she coincidentally happened to see Loma that same day at the lab and warned her of the "problems" she was experiencing.

"[I told her] 'Don't piece of work at this lab because I had really south****y problems with them," Stell claimed.

At some indicate after Stell posted her video, Hill deleted all social media accounts; however, non without first publishing a since-deleted tweet.

"I deleted [my business relationship] considering I immediately got mean comments and although everything I stated is i,000 percent true, I need to protect my mental state fire and foremost," Colina tweeted in response to Twitter user @ziomy03. "And I know people think that makes me a 'victim' but honestly, my sanity needs to come showtime."

Afterward receiving major backlash following her June 12 explanatory video in which she explained her side about the "contaminated" lipstick complaints, Hill announced she will give every single client a full refund.

Her Jaclyn Cosmetics makeup brand likewise tweeted Sabbatum that "third-political party testing" concluded that their products "are in full compliance with FDA regulation."

"I have decided to give every single person who purchased my lipsticks a full refund–I think that is the best affair I tin can do at this indicate," Colina said in an Instagram story posted earlier this week. "I know there are a lot of people out at that place—information technology may not look similar it on social media—who love their lipsticks and that'due south not bad, merely I don't care."

"I don't care if 195,000 people loved a lipstick; if iii people are having an issue, that'southward what's going to keep me upwards at night," she added. "It's really important that I make this right."

While it was a movement in the correct direction on Hill's office, many on social media had mixed feelings subsequently seeing the Instagram story. Emmy Laurels-winning makeup artist, Kevin James Bennett went then far as to call Hill an "elite-level con artist."

"Thoughts on the @JaclynHill video: Full makeup, filters, and an 'Empowered Women' t-shirt? Subliminal messaging (for the stans)," Bennett tweeted Sunday. "Gotta give her props, she'due south an elite-level con artist. It's a masterclass in deception–mesmerizing and terrifying all at the same time. #StillLying."