Sephora Cuts Ties With Beauty Influencer for Being a Conservative

Full Title: Sephora Cuts Ties With Beauty Influencer for Being a Conservative, Says Republicans ‘Aren’t Aligned’ With Their Values

Another young Conservative has been ‘cancelled’ for wrong-think. Amanda Ensing is a young, beauty influencer who was ‘outed’ by a fellow social media user to Sephora for supporting Conservative values.

Not much to say here except it just keeps happening. I suspect young Amanda will ultimately come out on top since she will be getting a lot of support and notoriety from what happened to her. Sephora is now subject to a backlash and boycott from people supporting Amanda.

The person who outed her named @raysour has been getting some backlash as well.

Can’t we all just get along?

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a reply to: Metallicus

Can we break down this a little?

recently shared content on social media that is not aligned with Sephora’s values around inclusivity.

What did she share that made Sephora take such drastic measures?

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: Metallicus

Can we break down this a little?

recently shared content on social media that is not aligned with Sephora’s values around inclusivity.

What did she share that made Sephora take such drastic measures?

Something uninclusive I guess.

Whatever the f# that means...

a reply to: Metallicus

What the hell is a “beauty influencer?”

a reply to: Metallicus

All part of the leftist Purge. . . .

"We've only just begun. . . . . "
-Karen Carpenter

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Metallicus

What the hell is a “beauty influencer?”

I think they are otherwise known as Madams.

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Metallicus

What the hell is a “beauty influencer?”

They do videos about makeup on Instagram/YouTube. My wife’s into all those chicks and has her own page/channel for doing makeup tutorials. It’s crazy how popular those influencers get, they get followers in the millions and then work with a small makeup company to make their own palette, sell them for $50 a pop and profit like muthaf*ckas.

Sephora cut ties for not sharing their values, *not* 'for being a conservative.'

Capitalism at its finest. As I've said, "if their business model suggests it's in their best interest to not promote or sell a product, that's capitalism." And here I might add "to not endorse any person(s) or business for promotional reasons that are bad for their business model or core corporate value(s)".

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

I'm still interested into what exactly it was. Aren't you?

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Metallicus

What the hell is a “beauty influencer?”

Makeup.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

I'm still interested into what exactly it was. Aren't you?

I will hazard a guess and say it's something about Trans people.

I might be wrong but it does seem to be the hot controversy recently.

Anyone working in a corporate setting that doesn't toe the line of liberal ideology understands the deal. Keep your opinions on politics to yourself. If you exhibit signs of straying outside the confines of left wing groupthink, you're painting a big target on your back.

I looked at her Twitter feed briefly; didn't see anything too provocative. Not sure if she's put out more controversial posts in the past. I am all for freedom of speech and expressing your opinion, but also some people deliberately push the envelope on social media, and if your livelihood depends on such a platform, I would think an apolitical profile would serve you best, business-wise.

a reply to: KansasGirl

What the hell is a “beauty influencer?”

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: Metallicus

Can we break down this a little?

recently shared content on social media that is not aligned with Sephora’s values around inclusivity.

What did she share that made Sephora take such drastic measures?

Her lawyer’s are also wondering. They requested this exact information from Sephora for their upcoming lawsuit.

a reply to: hounddoghowlie

Never thought of that.
I usually keep mine on during the day but take it off for bed.

originally posted by: Metallicus

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: Metallicus

Can we break down this a little?

recently shared content on social media that is not aligned with Sephora’s values around inclusivity.

What did she share that made Sephora take such drastic measures?

Her lawyer’s are also wondering. They requested this exact information from Sephora for their upcoming lawsuit.

I hope she sues the crap out of them for lots of money. Sad days when we’re being demonized, criminalized and cancelled for exercising our freedom of speech. What’s even sadder is the people cheering it on.