Tati says “if you need any tips on how I do my hair, do my nails - just let me know”.... YES!!! I want to know it all. You’re such a inspiration for at-home selfcare and we’d love to know all the tips and tricks from hair, skincare, beauty, and more!
You should do a "drugstore skincare" or "under $20". The stuff you have is really awesome, but it would be interesting to see what you like for people who cant afford that. You should also go over the steps in your routine in more detail. How do you use all of these!?
@@freddyem2522 not at all. You just have to research what are the best ingredients for your skin type and stay away from what's not. It's been 2 years and my skin has been almost perfect and no breakouts and my skin care routine are all under $20.
Tati ever since you came back, I have been so inspired and actually taking care of myself again. Swear on everything when I saw you come back, looking fabulous, I rushed to the store and have been back into makeup and skin care. Thank you for being such a good friend. ❤️
Hi Tati- One thing I would like to point out is that the "Clean" section in Sephora is basically placebo. The Tatcha water cream still has dimethicone in it, caused lots of pore blockage for me- and after researching it more, it never sinks into the skin. It simply sits there until you wash it off and then it goes into the water system and never breaks down. These products are touted as clean and expensive, but there are much better, simpler products to be found!
Have you heard of Forever Chemicals?? That freaked me out! Especially when I found out I had been using a product that contains such compounds. If you haven't heard of it Aliceintherabbithole has a good video about Forever Chemicals on her channel.
Clean section is sephora is not just placebo lol. Maybe for some but it just means it doesn’t have certain ingredients (they have a long list) and those ingredients that they don’t have might be problematic for some or a lot of people. For me personally, with skincare I get clean at sephora because I don’t want fragrance, mineral oil (pore clogging), or sls (allergic reaction). Also silicones (like dimethicone) aren’t inherently bad, a lot of people do just fine with them (but not speaking on how it affects the earth because I don’t know anything about that), and also makeup doesn’t sink into your skin until you wash it off 🤷♀️
@@allthingstealee Yes, makeup washes off as well. But we are talking about skincare here. I found multiple gross ingredients in their "clean" section, including titanium dioxide, which if you research it, it is a carcinogenic, and the effects of it on the skin has been questioned greatly. But my main issue is the dimethicone. It's garbage.
@@godcomplex I'm still searching for my perfect skin care, but so far I'm relying on Pacifica face wash and moisturizer. I find exfoliating with a gentle washcloth once a week is about all I need. I also started adding trace minerals to my water and drinking bone broth
@@Persnicketychichi your information is wrong, titanium dioxide is not bad for skin. It may be dangerous when inhaled though. So if you work with spray paints (and many of them contain this ingredient), you should wear a mask. Do your research before you confuse people, really.
Even just wearing SPF every day will decrease signs of aging and help heal hyperpigmentation. If you partner SPF with sun protective behaviors, like wearing a broad-brimmed hat and other sun protective clothing, you will see results even faster.
@@jupiterisaak1004 at least spf 30 and as a sunscreen in itself, no make up with spf or spray tan with it. Pure spf 30 in a sunscreen in the bare minimum.
@@jupiterisaak1004 Dermatologists recommend people wear at least SPF 30 applied liberally. I try to use SPF 60 or as close to it as I can manage out of an abundance of caution :) For your second question, I am not sure if I am understanding right. If you're asking if using other products on your face like makeup and lotions will work similarly to sunscreen then no, unfortunately. While something like makeup can create a physical barrier on the skin that may protect your skin from the UVB rays that cause burns, makeup and other non-SPF products will not block the UVA rays that cause your skin to age prematurely. Your best bet is to buy a sunscreen labeled as "broad spectrum" to both prevent burning and photo-aging
I've been loving the CosRX Snail Mucin Peptide eye cream. I've actually seen a difference around my eyes with regard to texture, color, fine lines, and glow
Using acids without putting on SPF every day will actually increase your hyperpigmentation... You should maybe try mineral sunscreen if you are sensitive to chemical ones. It's the most important part of a skin care routine and without it everything else is a waste of money.
I am sensitive to chemical sunscreens, so I have to use mineral. If I'm going out and don't want the white case on my skin to be visible but am not in the mood for a full face of makeup, I'll just put some tinted moisturizer over the sunscreen after it dries.
Yes! Chemical sunscreens make my skin more oily and cause my eyes to burn and water, even when applied carefully. I use a tinted mineral sunscreen and it adds a little warm glow, subtly evens out my skin, and does not trigger any acne or irritation, it's the best! :)
One thing I really love about your videos (in addition to everything else! :-) ) is how you don't shout. A lot of creators seem to be so loud and almost shout in their videos and it's a bit overwhelming. Your way of presenting is calm and relaxing.
For cleansers- I HIGHLY recommend looking into Asian brands for oil to exfoliating usages. No one goes harder on makeup AND is as obsessed with skincare as a whole as us. And it’s affordable!! Edit; I’m glad this comment blew up a tiny bit! I think Tati would benefit from digging into k-skincare. IK she did beauty before but the standards are too different there. Skincare is literally universal 🤍
@@kellychapman190 I would recommend cosrx- low ph good morning gel cleanser. It’s affordable and works very well! Cosrx is also just a really reliable and popular korean skincare brand too. They have very trusted products that are affordable
Clean, natural, and non-toxic are non-regulated terms. Poison ivy and lemon juice are "natural" and "clean", but we do not rub it on our faces lol. But I love that you said that you will still use a product as long as it works for your skin. Not a lot of people will say that when they talk about their "clean" skincare routine. And I love that you actually research the ingredients. If you love a product and want to spend money on it, go for it!!! It is your money and you can spend it on what you want.
I love Belif Hungarian Water Essence, yet every review I read says it's ingredients are sensitizing to the skin. I hem I haw, then I repurchase. It just helps so much with the dryness from the weather.
I used to love Tati's recommendations, but after looking at my credit card bill I prefer cheaper alternatives. I am glad that she does warn you to buy if you have extra cash.
Best way to prevent collagen loss and skin cancer is SUNSCREEN! Please wear your SPF everyday, stay in the shade, wear sunglasses, umbrellas and even hats.
I'm on a budget, so what works for me are cleansers by CeraVe, La Roche Posay, and Geek and Gorgeous. I use mostly The Ordinary skincare products with a bit of The Inkey List. Mineral sunscreen with a drop of liquid bronzer to combat the whitecast is a daily must-have! :)
I’ve been going through a rough patch in my relationship and life all together recently. Your videos allow me to sit down- take a breath - and relax my mind with something I love. Thank you tati ❤️
Stephanie - I feel your paIn - it’s not been a good couple years for a lot of us - I hope things get better for you - I have a problem that hangs over my head all the time - and now COVID again - let’s pray for each other 🥰🙏
I’m obsessed with The Ordinary serums, The Body Shop Milk Toner, and CeraVe products! Can’t boast enough about CeraVe! The normal to oily cleanser is a dream!
TATI I have never stopped using your Textured Neutrals Volume 1 palette since you launched. I always would check on you when you took time off and wanted you to know how much confidence your palette has given me. It has inspired me to pursue makeup as an artistry as well as a hobby. I've watched your videos since you started TH-cam and i admire you in so many ways. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. Never let anyone take away your sparkle
Sensitive skin is a major struggle, I'm so grateful that more people know and understand this. It's so frustrating when a product works well for everyone else but, won't work well for you because you'll instantly break out.
@@ClaireMcD it's mind blowing when a product is "for sensitive skin!" and then fragrance is still in the list lol Amazingly, the coty airspun, as pungent as it is, doesn't irritate my skin
TATIIIIIII I work for Sephora in Charleston, SC. I've tried a ton of eye creams throughout the years and the only one I will continue to repurchase and splurge on in the biossance marine algae eye cream!! great for morning and night and targets literally any eye concern you could possibly have.
Eye cream !! Omg the glow recipe avocado retinol eye cream !! So good for milia and brightening the under eye , gentle enough not to irritate like stronger retinol products
@@Jiminphoria I can’t say I have dry undereyes, but I haven’t had any issues. The retinol in it isn’t drying like others may be because it’s encapsulated - so it releases slowly over time.
I’m telling you girl, use all of the products from CeraVe. Their products are great we can get them in drugstores or target etc. and the prices are fantastic.
I would highly recommend trying the Paula's choice brand. They have very good ingredients without irritants as far as I am aware. Especially for eye cream I was sent as a gift the anti aging eye cream and honestly I felt a huge difference on my skin. I use it only at night and a little goes a long way. I ve seen improvement to the darkness, the fine lines and the overall skin hydration.
So, I am 30 (almost 31) and use eye cream pretty infrequently (maybe every other week?), but I do keep a tube of Versed The Fix Emergency eye mask in my fridge whenever I need deeper moisture repair or just a boost for my eye area. Sometimes will apply in the evening if the air is drier, or will apply in the am if I didn’t sleep well and am feeling puffy/dehydrated. The ingredients are awesome, and it’s an affordable option! 👌🏼
I'm currently recovering from surgery that I had for endometriosis, and I noticed that my skin is looking a lot better. I'm no longer bloated and I'm finding that my skin is now loving oil-based skincare way more than it used to be. I'm loving Phytosurgence, which is indie skincare and makeup company from Vancouver BC. They're so lovely and ethically sourced/created and their skincare is affordable, and giving me the skin I have longed for years.
Cosrx is really great mid range priced k-beauty skincare, and it has really effective ingredients and none of the irritating ones. The 95% galactomyces essence is a dupe for the super expensive sk-ii essence!
Please don't be afraid to try drugstore skincare. I have been using up and removing all high-end skincare from my routine because I have found that for me I need to cleanse and do a full skincare routine morning and night. I go through products fast and I don't want to spend a lot of money on something that only lasts me 4 weeks at most. I would love to see a drugstore skincare video.
I love my Korean skin care brands because they're usually cheaper (often talking drug-store prices! and there are often sales) than American/European brands and they work better in my opinion! I also have fairly sensitive skin, and I love most lines that use artemisia (calming with redness reduction) and/or centella asiatica. I've struggled a lot with adult acne, and using a lot of harsh ingredients never worked. Ever since I switched to using mainly calming ingredients, I rarely get breakouts.
I’m on Kiwi and it really does work, I honestly don’t use makeup at all and have dry skin, but Kiwi genuinely makes my face (skin) look so pure and gorgeous, and I see the difference within a week when I stop taking it and start again ❤️❤️❤️
Same it’s amazing! I know it’s not for hair but after a few months on Kiwi and the Multi my hair completely stopped falling out and my short hairs at my hairline actually started to grow
Yes! Krave beauty is a must in my skincare lineup. The cleanser is phenomenal, but the oat so simple cream is my favorite moisturizer; gentle on the skin, absorbs into the skin like a dream, and is a great dupe for the Tatcha moisturizer
I've been really loving my La Roche Posay sunscreen. I have super sensitive skin and break out constantly so spf is a big challenge but this sunscreen dries down really well I feel like it makes the texture of my skin so smooth. Just obsessed.
The Krave Beauty Match Hemp Hydrating Cleanser is a holy grail cleanser for me. I always have a backup. I also always have the Dermalogica Daily Microexfoliant. I cannot go without this!!!
Adapalene is not a spot treatment fyi. It is a retinoid and a very good one! If used at nigh time whether it is a few nights a week or even every night it will help prevent future breakouts, blackheads, and close comedones around the nose and chin area. It is also excellent at treating hyper pigmentation. Using it as a spot treatment is only not recommended but it also won't do anything to your skin. :)
And sunscreen! I know she's said she has bad reactions to some of the sunscreen ingredients, but with so many on the market there must be one that works for her. Retinoids without SPF is a big no-no!
@@nana7fan absolutely! My skin gets easily irritated with chemical sunscreens. However, mineral sunscreens work amazing on my skin and I don’t go anywhere without it. Retinoids and sunscreens are wonderful treatments for hyperpigmentation maybe she just needs to test a few mineral ones.
Olay’s ultimate eye cream is an amazing eye cream, especially for dark circles or puffiness, and it is a drugstore product, I don’t invest too much money on eye creams as I use good moisturizers, this eye cream is the perfect boost at a friendlier price point ($28) than high end products
Tati, I’ve treated my hyperpigmentation with a cocktail of topical glutathione, tranexamic acod, Konica acod and arbutin with great success. I also use retin a, which I suspect you may not tolerate but I think you’d really benefit from the other ingredients without a reaction.
@@TheColeen42 Faded by Topicals is a huge hit for fading hyperpigmentation, it’s quite potent and combines many Ingredients. I haven’t used cause I don’t have hyperpigmentation but id look into thar
I have to say it's really nice to see someone so big on youtube and the beauty community showing us all types and price ranges and the fact that you are doing your own nails imo it makes it feel more personal and trusting of your product reviews & that your not just doing it for views 🖤
I love the clarins oil cleanser for my first cleans because it's effective, doesn't burn my eyes unlike everything else, doesn't smell like vegetable oil, doesn't leave a residue and it's not terribly expensive.
I have oily/combo skin and I ADORE that Fresh Rose Oil Infused Serum!! It’s SO WONDERFUL and I use it as an Essence along with 1-2 others (yes I LOVE my Essence step!) My oily skin is definitely improved from all the lightweight hydration steps that I do.
It would be very interesting to see a video where you talk about treatments that you get / used to get, and their effectiveness. We all know it's not all just halo and skincare products.
I have had soooo much luck with LaRoche Posay from the drugstore. I use their effclar face wash when I’m breaking out, and I use the foaming face wash, micellar water, and moisturizer from the toleriane line. They also have a nice mineral sunscreen that doesn’t irritate my skin, it just takes a little extra effort to rub in
Regarding eye creams, my current favorite is “Good Molecules” Yarba Mate eye gel. Very inexpensive and works beautifully under makeup and smooths the eye area.
Your top is such a perfect colour for you Tati! You look stunning as ever. I’m so glad that you’re back, my bf and I both watch you together and he has NO interest in beauty or anything, but every time I put your videos on he will always watch with me. We love you!❤️
Eye cream recommendation is Caudalie Premier Cru The Eye Cream. It's worked for me for years. A little little dot is all you need. It goes and light and mlts right in, and you want see instant rests in hydration and tightening. There is a slight shade to it so it's a little concealing also. Love the Premier Cru line.
I am in LOVE with the algenist triple algae eye cream. It is something I really did not want to like because it’s $68 for an eye cream but it is literally the best thing ever for me. I go back to it time and time again. I have not found anything to beat it. It is like a drink of water for my under eye area. Helps with my dark circles (mom of two - what is sleep?). I love it.
This! This is what I missed the most. I absolutely love when you talk about skin, body, and hair products. I'm not so much into makeup, but this is right up my alley.
Same age and similar skin type - one of many reasons why I love your content! I have been big on skin care this year too. You mentioned some of my faves, but I’d recommend a few awesome products - 1) Neutrogena cleansing balm is every bit as lovely as Juno or Glow Recipe! Great drug store option. 2) Purlisse Blue Lotus 4 in 1 Eye Serum. Lovely, light, depuffing, lays well under makeup. 3) Dr. Frog Water Fullcharge Cream! Awesome for dry days or as a night moisturizer. (I love Tatcha water cream as you mentioned for day, combo skin)
I am 40 and I love and swear by the Verso5 extra Nourish eye cream. It feels so good on the skin, sinks in quickly and really makes the eye area look and feel smooth.
I would recommend an eye cream with retinol, Kate Somerville does a great one that works well for me. But most importantly, SPF is your BFF when it come to preventing premature aging. There are so many new formulas out there that are less irritating, check out some of the Korean beauty brands they are light years ahead of us when it come to skin care.
Even cheap Korean brands are generally great. I adore Laneige. Tony Moly also comes to mind--and the jars are so cute (they make them to look like cats, pandas etc.)
My fav eye cream has been the Paula’s Choice Ceramide-Enriched Firming Eye Cream for a few years now. I notice a different in firmness/discoloration when I don’t use it.
I got the Neocutis intense eye cream from my cosmetic derm. Typically I think eye creams are a bunch of Bologne, but I’ve legitimately seen a difference using this one. One small pump will do both under eyes, and I’ll use whatever is left over around my nose, the corners of my mouth, and the frown lines between my eyes. It’s. Fantastic.
No eye cream period! I am 56, I have beautiful skin and I have always used the same moisturizer on my eyes as I do my face. I gravitate to more natural product lines that are not harsh. Cleanse, exfoliate (2-3x a week), and moisturizer, keeping it simple and always on a budget. No need to spend a fortune! My favourite creams are from Alba.
I love the kiwi vitamins so much, it’s definitely something I recommend when people complement my skin. Tati have you considered making collagen powder?? No sugar added. I am always on the look out for a good, gluten free , product. Love the skin care video! Thank you
Shannon aka shaaanxo has a beautiful collagen powder that i believe is gluten free and clean. Has worked wonders for my skin, hair and nails. Its called eugaia
As a 38 year gentleman who is always looking to turn back time especially around the eyes the Ole Henriksen Wrinkle Blur Bakuchiol eye gel is amazing! Definitely noticed a softening of the fine lines around my eyes. Highly recommend this one!
This is random, but I just love Tati's voice. It's soothing and on the verge of being raspy. Feminine, mature, and classy. I could probably listen to her describe the most boring, mundane things and be interested xD
I’ll be honest, her voice literally puts me to sleep! Lol I pass out half way through every one of her videos. Her voice is so soothing somehow and it knocks me right out
I'm 39 and have all the usual suspects in terms of skin issues for my age. I'm loving Milani's avocado hydrating eye cream. It absorbs so nicely and doesn't make my mascara smudge. I see instant brightness and hydration. I think it's around 10 bucks and totally worth it!
Eye cream: Kiehls Creamy Avocado plumps beautifully and is my holy grail for daytime under concealer. Nighttime I really like Chanel’s Le Lift. Creme Yeux.
Tati, please be very careful about all these "clean" remarks as "clean" means different things for different brands, it is not a regulated term. Yes, it may be useful for those who need to avoid certain ingredients, but a product being "clean" doesn't actually mean anything. It is better to state what ingredients is not formulated with that call it "clean". EDIT: also I suspected you didn't use a sunscreen because you've mentioned plenty of times you tend to react badly to some of them, but please take your time and start looking for one ESPECIALLY if you're using differin gel and exfoliating on the regular. Sunscreen is more important than any eye cream
Thank you for this . "Clean" is just marketing and not regulated. Also, toxic ingredients are not allowed in skincare, so no brand has toxic ingredients.
Even regarding things like Clean at Sephora, which does have its own rules, they're based on poor science. Parabens are on all these bad lists despite no evidence of any harm in humans. Ingestion based animal tests are only done to determine if more research is even necessary, not to determine what's safe.
@@PatriciaCarvalho0 Unfortunatley that’s not true… phenoxyethanol is a toxic, hormone disrupting ingredient that is rampant in skincare. As is coco betaine, tetra sodium EDTA, & PEGs. All used in thousands of skincare ingredients. :(
I really enjoy the Avocado Eye cream with Retinol from Glow Recipe. I am a contact-lens wearer and it doesn't bother my eyes. I prefer to use it at night because it is pretty thick but very luxurious. I started noticing fine lines/wrinkles under my eyes from putting contacts in/taking them out over the years and this has really helped! It's a bit pricey but worth the splurge, if you can. :) Hope that helps!
I would love for Tati to do a video on what to look for in skincare. I’m just starting to dive into it and figure out what works for me. But I have no idea what type of ingredients I should be looking for and there’s so much conflicting information out there!
Shiseido Benefiance Eye Cream is amazing. I got it for free in exchange for my review from Influenster and I fell in love. I use other eye cream from Exuviance and other brands but I always notice the biggest difference with this one. Love ya and so gosh darn glad you're back! 🥰
@@KG9551 honestly why isn't it more widely known that sunscreen should always be applied, not only when you go to the beach? I mean, if it weren't for social media and people sharing its importance I would've never started investing in buy at least a bottle or two. I still have friends who say "I don't wear sunscreen ever, I like to get tan!" and refuse to wear it at all, EVER. I wish someone would've told me before my mid twenties, yall are doing us normal people dirty 😂 I hardly ever hear gurus mention sunscreen as a pre-step for applying makeup, that's why I didn't know!
Obagi elastiderm!! Preserve those beautiful undereyes! Clinical grade skincare as you know is all about the science and obagi and revisions are all about the penetration level with their ingredients. Love you Tati and so glad to have you back!!
She used to for most videos! It is a lot of work but would be super appreciated. Unless you make money on the links, you don’t need to list all the items since it’s more work we really just wanna see the names and can look it up. Unless of course they’re commission links for your sake! ❣️
I would love to see some shortcuts, hair and nail ideas. I can’t get out and need to get spa things done at home. Plus, love saving money!!! Kiehls eye cream! Something about it is absolutely amazing! I’m 46 and I have been using it for years.
I'm almost 32 and I've been using the Kiehl's midnight recovery eye cream for about 3 years now (I use the tiniest amount at night so a tube lasts me like 8-9months). It helps with dark circles etc. My eyes look better now than they did at 25 lol I won't switch out til it stops working for me!
Hey there! Tati you're great but with any amount of exfoliation SPF is your bff, it is vital. If you exfoliate and don't use spf you will make your hyperpigmentation and lines wayyy worst! Not to mention you'll be more at risk for skin cancer
For me, the eye creams I’ve tried (and I’ve tried a lot) that actually did something are the origins ginzing eye cream, glow recipe retinol sleeping eye mask, and the bliss eye do all things!
I’m in my 50’s, and I’ve tried high end, low end, and in between, and the eye cream that I’ve used that I’ve had the most noticeable difference is Olay Retinol 24, I’ve used the original and max. Akar eye oil is really good too, but it’s expensive, a little goes a long way though.
I'm 36 and the Fresh eye cream is the best. I've tried so many. The creaminess if it is moisturizing and and not dry so makes my undereye makeup not crease. Stick with it. I've wasted so much money on eye creams and that's the one I kept going back to.
In my 40s here, and cosrx snail line is my salvation. The eye cream is really nice. Also love the propolis line. They have a lot of starter kits, too, so you don't have to invest a bunch of money trying something out.
I love CosRX too!! I'm 36 and my skin looks so much better since changing to predominantly K-Beauty skincare. The K-Beauty products are more hydrating and target specific things in my mind
Retrouve eye serum is the BEST! expensive but you only need to use a pin head amount will last and last you will see a huge difference!!! Im 55 and swear by this!
YESSS i’m so happy to hear you love the Krave Matcha Hemp cleanser it’s so freaking good and gets your skin clean without feeling stripped 😭 my favourite cleanser ever
Yay! I've been using the Krave Beauty Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser for over a year! It's nice to know I've been doing something Tati approved before she approved it.
I love the Tatcha eye cream! My eyes have gotten lines and have gotten dry. I can literally feel my skin drinking it up. I didn't think my eyes needed brightening but my undereyes have gotten brighter too. Unexpected bonus haha
The no7 face and neck cream (the pink one) is my absolute favorite. This actually works almost immediately to hydrate the neck if not like 2 applications and it smells great too. I also use their line eraser serum. I just get it from Walmart!
Tati says “if you need any tips on how I do my hair, do my nails - just let me know”.... YES!!! I want to know it all. You’re such a inspiration for at-home selfcare and we’d love to know all the tips and tricks from hair, skincare, beauty, and more!
Yas please aliberate
Yes yes yes
@@shannonmullins5425 elaborate
Yes 1,000% yes!!! 💯
@@Itsme-gb9xh lol I have learning disabilities. Thanks
You should do a "drugstore skincare" or "under $20". The stuff you have is really awesome, but it would be interesting to see what you like for people who cant afford that. You should also go over the steps in your routine in more detail. How do you use all of these!?
With the current inflation, I think it should be “under $30 “
Totally agree! We need drugstore skin care favorites 👍
Personally drugstore skin care did not do it for me. I feel like if you want it to work you have to pay more for it.
@@freddyem2522 that is true, sadly 😓
@@freddyem2522 not at all. You just have to research what are the best ingredients for your skin type and stay away from what's not. It's been 2 years and my skin has been almost perfect and no breakouts and my skin care routine are all under $20.
Tati ever since you came back, I have been so inspired and actually taking care of myself again. Swear on everything when I saw you come back, looking fabulous, I rushed to the store and have been back into makeup and skin care. Thank you for being such a good friend. ❤️
Me too!
Huge same!
Omg she’s not your friend. She’s a TH-cam creator!
Please don’t fall for this “clean” stuff she fell for! Look into it! It means nothing
Same here
I think we'd all love to see more about how you do EVERYTHING. You always look so beautiful and put together.
Right? Everything is in order. Ordnung must sein!
Yes, please teach this ole gal new tricks.
Agreed to all! Show us everything girl!!🥰🥰✌
YES!! I wanna know everything she does she’s stunning always 😂❤️
Yes! Don’t wait for it to be requested. We want it ALLLL!
I know this was last week, but she is the only "beauty guru" who doesn't use those weird backgrounds and I love it!!! So glad we answered back lol
Wait weird backgrounds like who lol
What are you talking about lmfao, Iv watched many beauty gurus and no one uses weird backgrounds. They use their home🤣.
I think they were talking about like plain color or pattern backdrops that a lot of you tubers use
Zoella was the queen of bedroom backdrops. She would decorate her room so well for fall and holidays
Hi Tati- One thing I would like to point out is that the "Clean" section in Sephora is basically placebo. The Tatcha water cream still has dimethicone in it, caused lots of pore blockage for me- and after researching it more, it never sinks into the skin. It simply sits there until you wash it off and then it goes into the water system and never breaks down. These products are touted as clean and expensive, but there are much better, simpler products to be found!
Have you heard of Forever Chemicals?? That freaked me out! Especially when I found out I had been using a product that contains such compounds. If you haven't heard of it Aliceintherabbithole has a good video about Forever Chemicals on her channel.
Clean section is sephora is not just placebo lol. Maybe for some but it just means it doesn’t have certain ingredients (they have a long list) and those ingredients that they don’t have might be problematic for some or a lot of people. For me personally, with skincare I get clean at sephora because I don’t want fragrance, mineral oil (pore clogging), or sls (allergic reaction). Also silicones (like dimethicone) aren’t inherently bad, a lot of people do just fine with them (but not speaking on how it affects the earth because I don’t know anything about that), and also makeup doesn’t sink into your skin until you wash it off 🤷♀️
@@allthingstealee Yes, makeup washes off as well. But we are talking about skincare here. I found multiple gross ingredients in their "clean" section, including titanium dioxide, which if you research it, it is a carcinogenic, and the effects of it on the skin has been questioned greatly. But my main issue is the dimethicone. It's garbage.
@@godcomplex I'm still searching for my perfect skin care, but so far I'm relying on Pacifica face wash and moisturizer. I find exfoliating with a gentle washcloth once a week is about all I need. I also started adding trace minerals to my water and drinking bone broth
@@Persnicketychichi your information is wrong, titanium dioxide is not bad for skin. It may be dangerous when inhaled though. So if you work with spray paints (and many of them contain this ingredient), you should wear a mask. Do your research before you confuse people, really.
Even just wearing SPF every day will decrease signs of aging and help heal hyperpigmentation. If you partner SPF with sun protective behaviors, like wearing a broad-brimmed hat and other sun protective clothing, you will see results even faster.
What level of SPF should we use? Does a spray sun tan lotion over make up still work as well?
@@jupiterisaak1004 at least spf 30 and as a sunscreen in itself, no make up with spf or spray tan with it. Pure spf 30 in a sunscreen in the bare minimum.
@@jupiterisaak1004 Dermatologists recommend people wear at least SPF 30 applied liberally. I try to use SPF 60 or as close to it as I can manage out of an abundance of caution :)
For your second question, I am not sure if I am understanding right. If you're asking if using other products on your face like makeup and lotions will work similarly to sunscreen then no, unfortunately. While something like makeup can create a physical barrier on the skin that may protect your skin from the UVB rays that cause burns, makeup and other non-SPF products will not block the UVA rays that cause your skin to age prematurely. Your best bet is to buy a sunscreen labeled as "broad spectrum" to both prevent burning and photo-aging
YES, THANK YOU!!! SPF is your BFF and is the single most effective "anti aging" product on the planet 💯
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Tati, that shirt is STUNNING on you. The color is perfect. It suits you so well.
Yup
Honestly what color doesn't look good on her. She's absolutely breathtaking 😭
Yes, it brings out her blue eyes!🥰
I've been loving the CosRX Snail Mucin Peptide eye cream. I've actually seen a difference around my eyes with regard to texture, color, fine lines, and glow
I love the CosRx, the exfoliates pads and sunscreen are great...
Love the snail mucin!!
Using acids without putting on SPF every day will actually increase your hyperpigmentation... You should maybe try mineral sunscreen if you are sensitive to chemical ones. It's the most important part of a skin care routine and without it everything else is a waste of money.
Literally like throwing hundreds in the bin for good ingredients and products if SPF is not used daily.
I am sensitive to chemical sunscreens, so I have to use mineral. If I'm going out and don't want the white case on my skin to be visible but am not in the mood for a full face of makeup, I'll just put some tinted moisturizer over the sunscreen after it dries.
@@happyellf there is a way to make it work (like in your case) and there are more and better sunscreens coming out every day
Yes! Chemical sunscreens make my skin more oily and cause my eyes to burn and water, even when applied carefully. I use a tinted mineral sunscreen and it adds a little warm glow, subtly evens out my skin, and does not trigger any acne or irritation, it's the best! :)
Can someone suggest a good mineral sunscreen? I use the La-Roche Posay Double Repair Face Moisturizer with broad spectrum 30.
i totally want to know how you’ve been styling/what you’ve been doing with your hair lately. Absolutely gorgeous!
One thing I really love about your videos (in addition to everything else! :-) ) is how you don't shout. A lot of creators seem to be so loud and almost shout in their videos and it's a bit overwhelming. Your way of presenting is calm and relaxing.
For cleansers- I HIGHLY recommend looking into Asian brands for oil to exfoliating usages. No one goes harder on makeup AND is as obsessed with skincare as a whole as us. And it’s affordable!!
Edit; I’m glad this comment blew up a tiny bit! I think Tati would benefit from digging into k-skincare. IK she did beauty before but the standards are too different there. Skincare is literally universal 🤍
Any specific brands/products youd recommend?
Dear Klairs oil cleanser the light version!
I just got into Korean skin care. Its amazing!
@@kellychapman190 I would recommend cosrx- low ph good morning gel cleanser. It’s affordable and works very well! Cosrx is also just a really reliable and popular korean skincare brand too. They have very trusted products that are affordable
MANYO Factory’s Cleansing Oil is Korea’s #1 Bestselling Cleansing Oil. It has over 14 plant oils and is $29
Clean, natural, and non-toxic are non-regulated terms. Poison ivy and lemon juice are "natural" and "clean", but we do not rub it on our faces lol. But I love that you said that you will still use a product as long as it works for your skin. Not a lot of people will say that when they talk about their "clean" skincare routine. And I love that you actually research the ingredients.
If you love a product and want to spend money on it, go for it!!! It is your money and you can spend it on what you want.
Thank you! The "neurotoxins" comment gave me a Gwineth Palthrow vibe for a second.
this post screams Cassandra Bankson i love it
I completely agree!! 👏👏👏
Same age as you Tati and I LOVE the Belif - moisturizing eye balm. Super hydrating and plumping.
There's several eye creams made by Belif. Which one?
It's my favorite one too. It's amazing. I got a trial one from influenster and I'm obsessed. It's the most amazing base for eyeshadows too
Is it the peat eye cream?
Fr I got a sample recently and was OBSESSED. I think it’ll be a good investment for me
I love Belif Hungarian Water Essence, yet every review I read says it's ingredients are sensitizing to the skin. I hem I haw, then I repurchase. It just helps so much with the dryness from the weather.
Does anyone else agree that she’s just so beautiful and her eyes are just so mesmerizing ♥️
Yesss and her shirt makes them really pop. Breathtaking
She's absolutely gorgeous 💕💕💕
CosRx and The Ordinary products have simple, minimalist ingredients but give amazing results. Not to mention, affordable!
I used to love Tati's recommendations, but after looking at my credit card bill I prefer cheaper alternatives. I am glad that she does warn you to buy if you have extra cash.
Try Asian skin care! It’s cheaper and effective if not, more effective
@@Esqm Thanks I definitely agree to that. When Tati took a hiatus I started seeking Asian skincare and I have not looked back since.
Best way to prevent collagen loss and skin cancer is SUNSCREEN! Please wear your SPF everyday, stay in the shade, wear sunglasses, umbrellas and even hats.
I'm on a budget, so what works for me are cleansers by CeraVe, La Roche Posay, and Geek and Gorgeous. I use mostly The Ordinary skincare products with a bit of The Inkey List. Mineral sunscreen with a drop of liquid bronzer to combat the whitecast is a daily must-have! :)
I’ve been going through a rough patch in my relationship and life all together recently. Your videos allow me to sit down- take a breath - and relax my mind with something I love. Thank you tati ❤️
Stephanie - I feel your paIn - it’s not been a good couple years for a lot of us - I hope things get better for you - I have a problem that hangs over my head all the time - and now COVID again - let’s pray for each other 🥰🙏
i hope things get better for you. ❤️❤️❤️
Sending you love!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I wish you all the happiness and good blessings to come to you ❤️
I’m obsessed with The Ordinary serums, The Body Shop Milk Toner, and CeraVe products! Can’t boast enough about CeraVe! The normal to oily cleanser is a dream!
TATI I have never stopped using your Textured Neutrals Volume 1 palette since you launched. I always would check on you when you took time off and wanted you to know how much confidence your palette has given me. It has inspired me to pursue makeup as an artistry as well as a hobby. I've watched your videos since you started TH-cam and i admire you in so many ways. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. Never let anyone take away your sparkle
Sensitive skin is a major struggle, I'm so grateful that more people know and understand this. It's so frustrating when a product works well for everyone else but, won't work well for you because you'll instantly break out.
a really good tip for people with sensitive skin would be to dilute your skin care products !!
You need alcohol and fragrance free skincare x
I’m with you!! I’m so sensitive - Clinique is my ride or die.
@@ClaireMcD it's mind blowing when a product is "for sensitive skin!" and then fragrance is still in the list lol Amazingly, the coty airspun, as pungent as it is, doesn't irritate my skin
I stopped using products with fragrance, especially leave on products. That worked for my sensitive skin. Cerave is great.
TATIIIIIII
I work for Sephora in Charleston, SC. I've tried a ton of eye creams throughout the years and the only one I will continue to repurchase and splurge on in the biossance marine algae eye cream!! great for morning and night and targets literally any eye concern you could possibly have.
Biossance is an amazingly good brand all around! Their rose oil is the best.
Does it work well for under eye bags?
Thank you Trevor… I suffer with dry under eyes
@@alinaaguirre4556 yes ! Literally ANY eye concern, it’s got you covered. It’s like insurance in an eye cream
100% agree!!!
Eye cream !! Omg the glow recipe avocado retinol eye cream !! So good for milia and brightening the under eye , gentle enough not to irritate like stronger retinol products
how is it moisture wise? I've got super dry flaky underyes.
@@Jiminphoria I can’t say I have dry undereyes, but I haven’t had any issues. The retinol in it isn’t drying like others may be because it’s encapsulated - so it releases slowly over time.
We really REALLY need a skin care routine that’s not high end and more on the drug store side or budget friendly AND tati approved ✌🏻✨
Same 😊
Yes! More drug store skin care routine!!!
I agree with this! No chance ever I’m spending $147 on a face mask - us budget-friendly people need good skincare recommendations! ☺️
I’m telling you girl, use all of the products from CeraVe. Their products are great we can get them in drugstores or target etc. and the prices are fantastic.
Ohhh yes I totally agree . Would love to see good skincare on a budget
I would highly recommend trying the Paula's choice brand. They have very good ingredients without irritants as far as I am aware. Especially for eye cream I was sent as a gift the anti aging eye cream and honestly I felt a huge difference on my skin. I use it only at night and a little goes a long way. I ve seen improvement to the darkness, the fine lines and the overall skin hydration.
So, I am 30 (almost 31) and use eye cream pretty infrequently (maybe every other week?), but I do keep a tube of Versed The Fix Emergency eye mask in my fridge whenever I need deeper moisture repair or just a boost for my eye area. Sometimes will apply in the evening if the air is drier, or will apply in the am if I didn’t sleep well and am feeling puffy/dehydrated. The ingredients are awesome, and it’s an affordable option! 👌🏼
This is what I signed up for here... She's so beautiful and learning alot! From her❤️
yeah she's super pretty (why do I see you everywhere though lmao?)
*Agreed*
I thought this was Mary J Blige 😭
@@nataliehinson9050 same!!
Ive been seeing you quiet a LOT, take it easy on youtube maam
I'm currently recovering from surgery that I had for endometriosis, and I noticed that my skin is looking a lot better. I'm no longer bloated and I'm finding that my skin is now loving oil-based skincare way more than it used to be. I'm loving Phytosurgence, which is indie skincare and makeup company from Vancouver BC. They're so lovely and ethically sourced/created and their skincare is affordable, and giving me the skin I have longed for years.
Cosrx is really great mid range priced k-beauty skincare, and it has really effective ingredients and none of the irritating ones. The 95% galactomyces essence is a dupe for the super expensive sk-ii essence!
OMG! Sooo agree! Cosrx is great!
Love their galactomyces essence! They have so many great products.
i love CosRx. their essence is amazing
I love cosrx products!
I love Cosrx!!!
Please don't be afraid to try drugstore skincare. I have been using up and removing all high-end skincare from my routine because I have found that for me I need to cleanse and do a full skincare routine morning and night. I go through products fast and I don't want to spend a lot of money on something that only lasts me 4 weeks at most. I would love to see a drugstore skincare video.
Cerave for the win! 💃🏼
@@rachelc4457 Yes! I have recently bought a few Cerave products and I like them so far.
Neutrogena Hydro Boost line does the job great as well.
I would love to hear about drugstore skincare that has really made a difference for all of you!
What products do you use? I could not relate to this video. 😂 I could never afford 95% of these products.
Can we all just appreciate how beatiful that blue color is on Tati! ❤️
Ugh this is just about the only beauty channel I watch now, the positivity that goes through the screen is unmatched! I missed you so much! Blessings🤍
I love my Korean skin care brands because they're usually cheaper (often talking drug-store prices! and there are often sales) than American/European brands and they work better in my opinion! I also have fairly sensitive skin, and I love most lines that use artemisia (calming with redness reduction) and/or centella asiatica. I've struggled a lot with adult acne, and using a lot of harsh ingredients never worked. Ever since I switched to using mainly calming ingredients, I rarely get breakouts.
I’m on Kiwi and it really does work, I honestly don’t use makeup at all and have dry skin, but Kiwi genuinely makes my face (skin) look so pure and gorgeous, and I see the difference within a week when I stop taking it and start again ❤️❤️❤️
Same it’s amazing! I know it’s not for hair but after a few months on Kiwi and the Multi my hair completely stopped falling out and my short hairs at my hairline actually started to grow
SAAAAAAME!!!!!!
Yes! Krave beauty is a must in my skincare lineup. The cleanser is phenomenal, but the oat so simple cream is my favorite moisturizer; gentle on the skin, absorbs into the skin like a dream, and is a great dupe for the Tatcha moisturizer
I've been really loving my La Roche Posay sunscreen. I have super sensitive skin and break out constantly so spf is a big challenge but this sunscreen dries down really well I feel like it makes the texture of my skin so smooth. Just obsessed.
The Krave Beauty Match Hemp Hydrating Cleanser is a holy grail cleanser for me. I always have a backup. I also always have the Dermalogica Daily Microexfoliant. I cannot go without this!!!
I have that Dermalogica Daily Microexfoliant too and LOVE IT!!!!! Your talking about the Grey powder right?
The Krave oat moisturiser is my HG .... its so good and no fragrance means no irritation!
@@conniescrustycharredcooter2476 yup! It’s so good! 😀
Adapalene is not a spot treatment fyi. It is a retinoid and a very good one! If used at nigh time whether it is a few nights a week or even every night it will help prevent future breakouts, blackheads, and close comedones around the nose and chin area. It is also excellent at treating hyper pigmentation. Using it as a spot treatment is only not recommended but it also won't do anything to your skin. :)
And sunscreen! I know she's said she has bad reactions to some of the sunscreen ingredients, but with so many on the market there must be one that works for her. Retinoids without SPF is a big no-no!
@@nana7fan absolutely! My skin gets easily irritated with chemical sunscreens. However, mineral sunscreens work amazing on my skin and I don’t go anywhere without it. Retinoids and sunscreens are wonderful treatments for hyperpigmentation maybe she just needs to test a few mineral ones.
Olay’s ultimate eye cream is an amazing eye cream, especially for dark circles or puffiness, and it is a drugstore product, I don’t invest too much money on eye creams as I use good moisturizers, this eye cream is the perfect boost at a friendlier price point ($28) than high end products
Tati, I’ve treated my hyperpigmentation with a cocktail of topical glutathione, tranexamic acod, Konica acod and arbutin with great success. I also use retin a, which I suspect you may not tolerate but I think you’d really benefit from the other ingredients without a reaction.
Are these ingredients in one product or several products? Can you share the product names please?
@@TheColeen42 Faded by Topicals is a huge hit for fading hyperpigmentation, it’s quite potent and combines many Ingredients. I haven’t used cause I don’t have hyperpigmentation but id look into thar
@@playagamelp2441 I've heard about this product does it sting the skin or anything id love to try it
I have to say it's really nice to see someone so big on youtube and the beauty community showing us all types and price ranges and the fact that you are doing your own nails imo it makes it feel more personal and trusting of your product reviews & that your not just doing it for views 🖤
I love the clarins oil cleanser for my first cleans because it's effective, doesn't burn my eyes unlike everything else, doesn't smell like vegetable oil, doesn't leave a residue and it's not terribly expensive.
We need more foundation reviews too. So many more out there. Glad you are back Tati!
I have oily/combo skin and I ADORE that Fresh Rose Oil Infused Serum!! It’s SO WONDERFUL and I use it as an Essence along with 1-2 others (yes I LOVE my Essence step!) My oily skin is definitely improved from all the lightweight hydration steps that I do.
P.S. CAN WE PLEASE HAVE A PART 2, 3, 4 of this series? Love you Tati!
It would be very interesting to see a video where you talk about treatments that you get / used to get, and their effectiveness. We all know it's not all just halo and skincare products.
What I have been waiting for all day. Tati is definitely helping me a lot recently 👏🏻 perfect timing. Thanks for the video. 🤷🏼♀️
I have had soooo much luck with LaRoche Posay from the drugstore. I use their effclar face wash when I’m breaking out, and I use the foaming face wash, micellar water, and moisturizer from the toleriane line. They also have a nice mineral sunscreen that doesn’t irritate my skin, it just takes a little extra effort to rub in
Regarding eye creams, my current favorite is “Good Molecules” Yarba Mate eye gel. Very inexpensive and works beautifully under makeup and smooths the eye area.
Yasssss agreed
thank you for comment. I was looking at that but you pushed me to take the jump :P
@@nikiichan I hope you enjoy it too! Such a nice product
Your top is such a perfect colour for you Tati! You look stunning as ever. I’m so glad that you’re back, my bf and I both watch you together and he has NO interest in beauty or anything, but every time I put your videos on he will always watch with me. We love you!❤️
I knowwwww! Her eyes are popping!
Eye cream recommendation is Caudalie Premier Cru The Eye Cream. It's worked for me for years. A little little dot is all you need. It goes and light and mlts right in, and you want see instant rests in hydration and tightening. There is a slight shade to it so it's a little concealing also. Love the Premier Cru line.
I am in LOVE with the algenist triple algae eye cream. It is something I really did not want to like because it’s $68 for an eye cream but it is literally the best thing ever for me. I go back to it time and time again. I have not found anything to beat it. It is like a drink of water for my under eye area. Helps with my dark circles (mom of two - what is sleep?). I love it.
I love the whole algenist genius range especially the collagen sleep mask 🥰
I got a sample thing of that eye cream and it's very very nice
My fave too!
This! This is what I missed the most. I absolutely love when you talk about skin, body, and hair products. I'm not so much into makeup, but this is right up my alley.
Same age and similar skin type - one of many reasons why I love your content! I have been big on skin care this year too. You mentioned some of my faves, but I’d recommend a few awesome products - 1) Neutrogena cleansing balm is every bit as lovely as Juno or Glow Recipe! Great drug store option. 2) Purlisse Blue Lotus 4 in 1 Eye Serum. Lovely, light, depuffing, lays well under makeup. 3) Dr. Frog Water Fullcharge Cream! Awesome for dry days or as a night moisturizer. (I love Tatcha water cream as you mentioned for day, combo skin)
Halo turned my daughters life around and for that we will be eternally grateful!
Honestly, I can’t wait to see a video of you & your husband “unboxing” again :)
Yes!!!!
same - l love them!
Yessssss
Same! They are so funny. I miss his Dad jokes
Your eyes + that beautiful blue sweater = perfection! You look amazing!
Whenever I watch Tati, I see myself falling asleep!!! Her voice is so so nice in the ears, so relaxing!! 😌😌
I am 40 and I love and swear by the Verso5 extra Nourish eye cream. It feels so good on the skin, sinks in quickly and really makes the eye area look and feel smooth.
I would recommend an eye cream with retinol, Kate Somerville does a great one that works well for me. But most importantly, SPF is your BFF when it come to preventing premature aging. There are so many new formulas out there that are less irritating, check out some of the Korean beauty brands they are light years ahead of us when it come to skin care.
Yeh I agree with you and also Europeans they have the best sunscreens.
Even cheap Korean brands are generally great. I adore Laneige. Tony Moly also comes to mind--and the jars are so cute (they make them to look like cats, pandas etc.)
Retinol is a lifesaver!
Ordinary has some retinol serum (that I can't use cause I'm allergic to some ingredients), Typology, too
I'll have to check out the Kate Sommerville one. Thanks!
My fav eye cream has been the Paula’s Choice Ceramide-Enriched Firming Eye Cream for a few years now. I notice a different in firmness/discoloration when I don’t use it.
I got the Neocutis intense eye cream from my cosmetic derm. Typically I think eye creams are a bunch of Bologne, but I’ve legitimately seen a difference using this one. One small pump will do both under eyes, and I’ll use whatever is left over around my nose, the corners of my mouth, and the frown lines between my eyes. It’s. Fantastic.
No eye cream period! I am 56, I have beautiful skin and I have always used the same moisturizer on my eyes as I do my face. I gravitate to more natural product lines that are not harsh. Cleanse, exfoliate (2-3x a week), and moisturizer, keeping it simple and always on a budget. No need to spend a fortune! My favourite creams are from Alba.
I love the kiwi vitamins so much, it’s definitely something I recommend when people complement my skin.
Tati have you considered making collagen powder?? No sugar added. I am always on the look out for a good, gluten free , product.
Love the skin care video! Thank you
Not sure if you’ve tried the Vital Proteins Collagen powder but it’s GF and my grandma is obsessed with it!
What are the benefits?
Shannon aka shaaanxo has a beautiful collagen powder that i believe is gluten free and clean. Has worked wonders for my skin, hair and nails. Its called eugaia
As a 38 year gentleman who is always looking to turn back time especially around the eyes the Ole Henriksen Wrinkle Blur Bakuchiol eye gel is amazing! Definitely noticed a softening of the fine lines around my eyes. Highly recommend this one!
This is random, but I just love Tati's voice. It's soothing and on the verge of being raspy. Feminine, mature, and classy. I could probably listen to her describe the most boring, mundane things and be interested xD
I’ll be honest, her voice literally puts me to sleep! Lol
I pass out half way through every one of her videos. Her voice is so soothing somehow and it knocks me right out
@@mlayne130 that’s awesome! I actually listen to ASMR before bed as it helps me fall asleep. I might try that with one of Tati’s videos someday 😆
She definitely has a soothing Mom or nurse voice 💜
Its soooo true. Hahah! I put her video's on in the background and clean my house. LOL
I'm 39 and have all the usual suspects in terms of skin issues for my age. I'm loving Milani's avocado hydrating eye cream. It absorbs so nicely and doesn't make my mascara smudge. I see instant brightness and hydration. I think it's around 10 bucks and totally worth it!
Eye cream: Kiehls Creamy Avocado plumps beautifully and is my holy grail for daytime under concealer. Nighttime I really like Chanel’s Le Lift. Creme Yeux.
Tati, please be very careful about all these "clean" remarks as "clean" means different things for different brands, it is not a regulated term. Yes, it may be useful for those who need to avoid certain ingredients, but a product being "clean" doesn't actually mean anything. It is better to state what ingredients is not formulated with that call it "clean".
EDIT: also I suspected you didn't use a sunscreen because you've mentioned plenty of times you tend to react badly to some of them, but please take your time and start looking for one ESPECIALLY if you're using differin gel and exfoliating on the regular. Sunscreen is more important than any eye cream
Yes this is so important!!
Thank you for this . "Clean" is just marketing and not regulated. Also, toxic ingredients are not allowed in skincare, so no brand has toxic ingredients.
So true! Credo Beauty is the best source I've found for clean beauty so far.
Even regarding things like Clean at Sephora, which does have its own rules, they're based on poor science. Parabens are on all these bad lists despite no evidence of any harm in humans. Ingestion based animal tests are only done to determine if more research is even necessary, not to determine what's safe.
@@PatriciaCarvalho0 Unfortunatley that’s not true… phenoxyethanol is a toxic, hormone disrupting ingredient that is rampant in skincare. As is coco betaine, tetra sodium EDTA, & PEGs. All used in thousands of skincare ingredients. :(
I really enjoy the Avocado Eye cream with Retinol from Glow Recipe. I am a contact-lens wearer and it doesn't bother my eyes. I prefer to use it at night because it is pretty thick but very luxurious. I started noticing fine lines/wrinkles under my eyes from putting contacts in/taking them out over the years and this has really helped! It's a bit pricey but worth the splurge, if you can. :) Hope that helps!
I would love for Tati to do a video on what to look for in skincare. I’m just starting to dive into it and figure out what works for me. But I have no idea what type of ingredients I should be looking for and there’s so much conflicting information out there!
Shiseido Benefiance Eye Cream is amazing. I got it for free in exchange for my review from Influenster and I fell in love. I use other eye cream from Exuviance and other brands but I always notice the biggest difference with this one. Love ya and so gosh darn glad you're back! 🥰
Above all, you need a sunscreen, it's more important than anything else. Retinoids and exfoliants make u more sensitive to the sun.
And they are all a waste of money if you use all these serums and actives then go walk around in the sun with zero protection
@@KG9551 honestly why isn't it more widely known that sunscreen should always be applied, not only when you go to the beach? I mean, if it weren't for social media and people sharing its importance I would've never started investing in buy at least a bottle or two. I still have friends who say "I don't wear sunscreen ever, I like to get tan!" and refuse to wear it at all, EVER. I wish someone would've told me before my mid twenties, yall are doing us normal people dirty 😂 I hardly ever hear gurus mention sunscreen as a pre-step for applying makeup, that's why I didn't know!
She talks about her hyperpigmentation but doesn’t talk about suncream. ☹️
Obagi elastiderm!! Preserve those beautiful undereyes! Clinical grade skincare as you know is all about the science and obagi and revisions are all about the penetration level with their ingredients. Love you Tati and so glad to have you back!!
Love you, Tati!! Please start adding the names of products mentioned to your description box so we can reference later without re-watching! ♡
Please please please
As I’m scrolling through the description box for the products😂🤣 At least she includes the name on screen.
She used to for most videos! It is a lot of work but would be super appreciated. Unless you make money on the links, you don’t need to list all the items since it’s more work we really just wanna see the names and can look it up. Unless of course they’re commission links for your sake! ❣️
The more you rewatch.. the more views and the more mullah
Well with that reasoning you just gave her you just made sure she will never put the product in the description.
I would love to see some shortcuts, hair and nail ideas. I can’t get out and need to get spa things done at home. Plus, love saving money!!!
Kiehls eye cream! Something about it is absolutely amazing! I’m 46 and I have been using it for years.
Which one?
The avocado eye cream. I don't look like I have cotton balls under my eyes
I'm almost 32 and I've been using the Kiehl's midnight recovery eye cream for about 3 years now (I use the tiniest amount at night so a tube lasts me like 8-9months). It helps with dark circles etc. My eyes look better now than they did at 25 lol I won't switch out til it stops working for me!
Hey there! Tati you're great but with any amount of exfoliation SPF is your bff, it is vital. If you exfoliate and don't use spf you will make your hyperpigmentation and lines wayyy worst! Not to mention you'll be more at risk for skin cancer
I was gonna ask, where's SPF bestie 😩
Absolutely! And not just makeup with spf in it
I’m pretty sure she’s mentioned having an allergy or sensitivity to SPF
I'm pretty sure this is only with chemical exfoliants - physical ones shouldn't require special SPF measures.
@@ashleyreese210 do you know that humanity has invented mineral sunscreen for people sensitive to chemical?
For me, the eye creams I’ve tried (and I’ve tried a lot) that actually did something are the origins ginzing eye cream, glow recipe retinol sleeping eye mask, and the bliss eye do all things!
Good Molecules, Tula, Glow Recipe, and Elf Happy Hydration Cream seem to be my go to things lately. They all have such great quality products.
I’m in my 50’s, and I’ve tried high end, low end, and in between, and the eye cream that I’ve used that I’ve had the most noticeable difference is Olay Retinol 24, I’ve used the original and max. Akar eye oil is really good too, but it’s expensive, a little goes a long way though.
Kiehl's Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado is the absolute best!
I'm 36 and the Fresh eye cream is the best. I've tried so many. The creaminess if it is moisturizing and and not dry so makes my undereye makeup not crease. Stick with it. I've wasted so much money on eye creams and that's the one I kept going back to.
When it’s been live for less than a minute and you already like the video.
Also, this is the most timely video for wearing a mask again to work.
In my 40s here, and cosrx snail line is my salvation. The eye cream is really nice. Also love the propolis line. They have a lot of starter kits, too, so you don't have to invest a bunch of money trying something out.
same! Love all the CosRx snail line products. Obsessed with the moisturizer and also love the propolis light ampule.
I love CosRX too!! I'm 36 and my skin looks so much better since changing to predominantly K-Beauty skincare. The K-Beauty products are more hydrating and target specific things in my mind
Cosrx are so great! Most of my skincare routine is cosrx and i've seen a different in my skin. The snail eyecream is so good!!
Fav eye product of all time Clarins Total Eye Lift, does it all, made from 95% natural ingredients and airless pump so no preservatives.
You should look into a Dyson cooling fan for your recording studio room. It’s silent and the airflow is perfect. 😁 It’s pricey, but worth it.
Tati talking about Krave Beauty makes me sooooo happy!!! I love it
Retrouve eye serum is the BEST! expensive but you only need to use a pin head amount will last and last you will see a huge difference!!! Im 55 and swear by this!
YESSS i’m so happy to hear you love the Krave Matcha Hemp cleanser it’s so freaking good and gets your skin clean without feeling stripped 😭 my favourite cleanser ever
The color of your sweater is SO flattering on you! It looks amazing with your hair color, skin, and makeup. Looking beautiful! 💕
Yay! I've been using the Krave Beauty Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser for over a year! It's nice to know I've been doing something Tati approved before she approved it.
Never been so fast- gotten into skincare over lockdown so can’t wait to watch ❤️
I love the Ordinary, everything I’ve purchased has been wonderful! I also love CeraVe!
Simple Micellar Water, Farmacy Honeymoon Glow, Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask, First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream- my must haves!!!
I love the Tatcha eye cream! My eyes have gotten lines and have gotten dry. I can literally feel my skin drinking it up. I didn't think my eyes needed brightening but my undereyes have gotten brighter too. Unexpected bonus haha
The no7 face and neck cream (the pink one) is my absolute favorite. This actually works almost immediately to hydrate the neck if not like 2 applications and it smells great too. I also use their line eraser serum. I just get it from Walmart!