Pride cometh before the fall, right ?
There's a part of me that wants to act shocked that, she still hasn't bothered to apologize to the Norwegian journalist to whom she was impossibly rude and demeaning. There's another part of me that isn't shocked at all.

Even if she wasn't on social media, the backlash would've been swift ( pun intended). She's paying the price of her arrogance and haughtiness. And , to the surprise of exactly no one who has ever dealt with this kind of people , she's underestimating the seriousness of the gripes people have against her . She thought she could post nothing on her Instagram for almost two months and reappear like nothing ever happened. So funny and stupid at the same time .

I think it’s stupid that celebrities kept their comments on in the first place. Celebs should have never got on social media and if they did it should have been heavily monitored. It’s a place for negativity to thrive and people do it in hopes of the celeb seeing their comments. Previously the public didn’t have that kind of access to celebrities. I’m talking real celebrities like actors and singers and even top models.

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Anonymous wrote:Why does her hair look so bad in the brand ads?

Because blake brown beauty makes your hair fall out! Google it!

I find that hard to believe. I have no doubt that this line of products is nothing special and is no better than the 100 other less expensive products you can grab at any drug store but if people’s hair is falling out after a few uses? That doesn’t seem right.

I'm sure she pays to get good advertorials but here's one:
https://www.thecut.com/article/blake-lively-target-beauty-brand-hair-comments.html

And most of the BB products have 3 star reviews on the target website. Sort the one star reviews and see the many who claim their hair has fallen out

I've not used the product and don't plan to

God I’m dumber after reading that article. She didn’t use lively because she didn’t want to be associated with another celebrity brand? And yet her first name and picture are all over every advertisement for it.

Sorry, I’ll just add this brand is going to fail if it’s not already failed. Stunned that she just didn’t capitalize on being known for her hair by being the face a well know big brand. Good way to make several million dollars quickly and not have to face another product failure.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why does her hair look so bad in the brand ads?

Because blake brown beauty makes your hair fall out! Google it!

I find that hard to believe. I have no doubt that this line of products is nothing special and is no better than the 100 other less expensive products you can grab at any drug store but if people’s hair is falling out after a few uses? That doesn’t seem right.

I'm sure she pays to get good advertorials but here's one:
https://www.thecut.com/article/blake-lively-target-beauty-brand-hair-comments.html

And most of the BB products have 3 star reviews on the target website. Sort the one star reviews and see the many who claim their hair has fallen out

I've not used the product and don't plan to

God I’m dumber after reading that article. She didn’t use lively because she didn’t want to be associated with another celebrity brand? And yet her first name and picture are all over every advertisement for it.

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Anonymous wrote:Why does her hair look so bad in the brand ads?

Because blake brown beauty makes your hair fall out! Google it!

It's such a weird name - what does the "Brown" have to do with anything?

Makes it sound like a haircare line for POC / brown people or even brunettes but she's so blonde.

She was named Blake Brown at birth and later changed her last name to Lively when her father changed his last name.

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Anonymous wrote:Why does her hair look so bad in the brand ads?

Because blake brown beauty makes your hair fall out! Google it!

It's such a weird name - what does the "Brown" have to do with anything?

Makes it sound like a haircare line for POC / brown people or even brunettes but she's so blonde.

Anonymous wrote:In the first pic of her latest post, what is happening to her stomach area near her hand. Is that an extra finger…or eye? Some very strange photoshopping.

Is she trolling. The awkward hand in the pocket that can barely fit. What is happening

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Anonymous wrote:Is the worst move.
I say this as someone who works in PR and social media. It’s literally doubling down on all the things that made people dislike her.
Either come back to social and engage or don’t come back. Side note what does this say about Ryan r’s marketing firm that no one is telling him this?

If you were good at your job you’d know she doesn’t actually need to be doing all of this stuff.

I mean what do you mean by ‘need’?
Financially she doesn’t need to do anything. But if she wants to be successful financially then yes she needs social media bc no other reason anyone would buy any of her products

If I were famous, I would not have comments on at all, ever for my public social media platforms. I'd have a Finsta for real friends and family and have comments on for that.

Anonymous wrote:It's because her husband is having an affair.

If so, how you get them is how you lose them

It's because her husband is having an affair.

Anonymous wrote:In the first pic of her latest post, what is happening to her stomach area near her hand. Is that an extra finger…or eye? Some very strange photoshopping.

Her skin was bunching being in a seated position. God forbid!
She probably did it herself, being an expert in everything.

In the first pic of her latest post, what is happening to her stomach area near her hand. Is that an extra finger…or eye? Some very strange photoshopping.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why does her hair look so bad in the brand ads?

Because blake brown beauty makes your hair fall out! Google it!

I find that hard to believe. I have no doubt that this line of products is nothing special and is no better than the 100 other less expensive products you can grab at any drug store but if people’s hair is falling out after a few uses? That doesn’t seem right.

I'm sure she pays to get good advertorials but here's one:
https://www.thecut.com/article/blake-lively-target-beauty-brand-hair-comments.html

And most of the BB products have 3 star reviews on the target website. Sort the one star reviews and see the many who claim their hair has fallen out

I've not used the product and don't plan to