Brittany Bathgate #2 Buying things to fill the gaping hole in her personality

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HeidiH said:
Her face looks so much fuller, is she going the filler route? :unsure:
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I did a bit of a quick analysis and at first I actually thought she might have gotten Botox (not filler) the way her forehead was moving in certain shots, but I've concluded: 1) No Botox, just flattering lighting (you can see in the most recent video when she's applying her make-up away from direct sunlight, her "elevens" are visible, and 2) I suspect (not certain!) she doesn't have filler on her face, but that fullness is attributed to the hair cut she has that isn't very flattering and seems to add bulk to the middle of her face, and perhaps the way her mouth sits when she has the Invisalign trays in (assuming she's still getting that treatment)
 
poopettemetis said:
Does anyone else with curly/wavy hair find it strange how adverse Brittany is to body and volume? At the end of her current video, her hair is smoothed onto her head like a helmet on a Playmobil figurine.
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As a person with very straight and flat hair I find it really strange. I used to think a bob really suited her and I couldn't put my finger on why I don't like it this time but now I realise it's the way she's moulding her hair to her head.The mid-length looked nice but I wasn't a fan of the really long hair on her.
 
Shame she's had to compromise and settle for shorter holidays twice a month instead.
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She’s such a hypocrite. Yes, fast fashion is very problematic but so is her own manic consumption, and her role as an influencer in actively encouraging other people to consume more (most of her followers seeking out fast fashion alternatives to the more pricey items she wears), as well as her massive carbon footprint as she constantly travels here, there and everywhere. She’s hardly a sustainability role model. As her clothes have gradually got more and more expensive she has gradually become more and more smug and intolerable.
 
The Hay sofa for about £2500 that went into storage, then eventually came out of storage only for her to realise it wasn't very comfortable and didn't fit the aesthetic of the new house 🙄.

Labelling herself a creator and curator doesn't change the fact that she's still part of the icky influencer business. She's just as much of a shopaholic/giftaholic as other influencers.
 
Ok, I'm just going to say it. I hate when these influencers buy a house and then discover gardening, and then make it their personality. It's like a checklist for these idiots. Forget the fact that she's had ample space in all her flats for plants and indoor gardening (approachable, relatable) and surely in all the places she's lived there's been a community garden nearby. Anna is another one (well, Mawk). It just grinds my gears because they're obviously doing it for clout and for the aesthetic and for the content.
 
poopettemetis said:
Ok, I'm just going to say it. I hate when these influencers buy a house and then discover gardening, and then make it their personality. It's like a checklist for these idiots. Forget the fact that she's had ample space in all her flats for plants and indoor gardening (approachable, relatable) and surely in all the places she's lived there's been a community garden nearby. Anna is another one (well, Mawk). It just grinds my gears because they're obviously doing it for clout and for the aesthetic and for the content.
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it seems like the garden is another thing for her to obsess over.
 
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