RachhLoves brings a kitchen scale to viral haircare
Lo joins Rachel to test a mix-it-yourself hair mask, alongside skin tint, setting powder and a surprisingly promising lip liner.
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- 2:34The Skintific skin tint darkens after application, leaving Rachel questioning its shade.
- 5:20Charlotte Tilbury's loose powder initially blurs texture when applied with its included puff.
- 7:07The Haus Labs lip pencil gives Rachel a lighter color match she unexpectedly likes.
- 14:10Rachel and Lo use a kitchen scale to portion the hair mask base and protein booster.
- 20:20Lo finds her blow-dried hair soft and silky after an initially waxy washing experience.
- 26:30An end-of-day check reveals cakiness around Rachel's chin and nose, prompting a different powder-application plan.
Lo's hair mask needs a mixing bowl and a kitchen scale before it ever reaches the shower. Rachel calls it "the box cake of the hair world," which neatly captures the spirit of RachhLoves' only new upload: beauty ads getting a practical test, rather than the benefit of the doubt.
"I Bought The Internet's MOST VIRAL ADS 😳 Are ANY of Them Worth It?" has reached roughly 75,000 views. The From Labs mask supplies the most elaborate experiment, with Rachel mixing a base and protein powder for Lo to try. Afterward, Lo describes an intensely waxy washing experience, but finds her dried hair soft and bouncy. In a later description update, she says it didn't become greasy faster than usual, either.
The mixing has become a subject of its own in the comments. Several viewers question the portion arithmetic, pointing out that increasing ten grams by half should produce fifteen, not thirty. Elsewhere, viewers debate whether the skin tint's supposedly cool shade looks warm, and suggest a full face of genuinely cool-toned makeup.
Rachel has questions about that tint herself as it darkens on her skin. The Haus Labs lip pencil gets a happier reaction. The setting powder is more complicated: initially blurring, later cakey, then improved after she dusts it with a brush, according to her update.
The new review is the channel's strongest daily viewing draw, followed by the earlier futuristic-products and weird-products tests. Subscribers were unchanged over the week, and daily views are below half their usual level. That makes this a quieter stretch for RachhLoves, with the latest experiment doing much of the viewing work.
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3:26 wow that does not look like a cool shade even though it says it’s cool. It looks more warm to me.
@CherrrrBearSee it on YouTubeYou should do a video of just trying a full face of very cool tone makeup
@maggienovak5912See it on YouTubeYou should do a skincare update video every few months. Let us know if you've continued using them, stopped, or tried them a different way!
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30 grams is a double portion. You need 15 grams. That explains how it feels on your hair :D
@dawon73onom99See it on YouTubeYour lips look amazing with that lip liner! Definitely a must from now on.
Not that you need it of course. It just enhances your natural beauty ❤@ScarlettRebekahCarterSee it on YouTubeThat lip liner is AMAZING!!! 😮🥰
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The videos drawing views on RachhLoves right now
- Channel
- RachhLoves
- Subscribers
- 1,440,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 145,671
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 75,108
- Views on its first day
- 45,145
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