While she’ll probably never admit to whether she used falsies in that ad, Mikayla’s huge platform and fanbase mean she’s relatively shielded from any real consequences for misleading advertising. Ironic that her advertising may be as false as her lashes, yet she gets to make a joke out of the controversy and fans love her for that. At the time of this posting, the tiktok has 20.3M views, way more than the first part of the routine where she does her mom’s skincare routine as prep before the makeup, which only has 2.9M views. Mikayla has mastered the art of stirring up drama and profiting from it.