Beauty Vlogger, Ourfa Zinali, decided she had time today to share some frustrations about how social media has impacted the beauty industry.

It all started with a simple question that Ourfa posed to her followers:

What annoys you the most about make up brands and what makes you not buy from them ever again?! #makeuptalk

— Ourfa Zinali (@ourfazinali) November 10, 2017

The tweet generated lots of responses pretty quickly as makeup lovers scurried to share their opinions. The lack of diversity in the beauty industry, false limited edition products, and brands working with the same influencers come up often as themes in the generations.

the “limited edition” products that restock multiple times before being made permanent 😑

— Jay Espinoza (@MsJEspinoza) November 10, 2017

Not supporting working artists.. No inclusion or diversity with colors of all products.. poor customer service and relations.. not using diverse models... not being truthful

— Jasmin Rahman (@Jasmin__Rahman) November 10, 2017

It makes me so sad... because we’re the ones who get their products published, on tv, on celebs etc. we’re out there in the trenches making next to nothing struggling to afford their products but stay loyal.. it’s sad

— Jasmin Rahman (@Jasmin__Rahman) November 11, 2017

When they repost the same annoying ass fake MUAs on every damn company’s IG but you hardly ever see the real hardworking MUAs get reposted, like you 😒😑 I’m over it

— kels 🎃🦇 (@whereshewent_) November 10, 2017

“Limited edition” collabs that won’t ever ever come back. Then becomes permanent. People save their money for shit like this & then they find out they could’ve waited... you know? pic.twitter.com/yC92HCHtY2

— Gabriela Alfaro🦄 (@gabsxo_) November 10, 2017

I literally went to my local store and couldn’t even find a golden tan color let alone a darker foundation to purchase. Smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

— LuxieDuo (@LuxieDuo) November 10, 2017

After responding to some of the comments, Ourfa shared some of her own frustrations working as Beauty Influencer:

What are some of your own frustrations with the beauty industry? Share in the comments.