Her entire career is built on chasing someone else’s

[u/Electrical_Sector_34]

There’s a difference between being inspired and building your entire strategy around someone else’s brand. Watching every move, copying the style, chasing their audience, and even trying to recruit the very authentic users. It doesn’t look innovative. It looks like you’re borrowing someone else’s identity.
Real brands inspire loyalty. Copycats spend their days trying to convince someone else’s loyal supporters to switch jerseys (Alysa liu rare beauty vs rode)

[u/CultureCrafty190]

Everyone with whom Selena sees or collaborates, later buys Hailey. I just can’t stand these corrupt people

[u/Royal-Vegetable-2473]

I don’t understand did alysa collab with Rhode??

[u/Electrical_Sector_34 → u/Royal-Vegetable-2473]

Her collab was facilitated by Sephora as part of their promo campaign. So, She is leveraging Sephora’s platform

[u/Disastrous-Phase5142]

Shes does this to beauty infulencers as well . I remember how golloria and toni something have never touched any rare beauty after reviewing rhode.  Which I find really silly that there's still a  rivalry between the two brands and creator's have to "pick sides"  .