Wonderful job on saving your dad from scammers! They target the elderly and they don’t care whose lives they ruin. I’m glad you were there to help your dad. I personally love watching scammer takedown vids where they can go in and steal info from the scammer and read it back to them.
Her shouting out kitboga is awesome. He's made it his life's goal to take these scammers down and waste as much of their time as possible so they aren't using that time scamming real people. These scammers are the worst.
So? lol Skin care influences get free products including Cassandra who also has the ethics to disclose when she does. Doesn’t mean that the products don’t work. Many of these go to bed with me videos are sponcon
My mom got scammed her life savings of $26k She is an elder. I took the day off of work to deal with it but in the end there was nothing we could do. So many emotions!
Ask her homeowners insurance agent. Sometimes they include riders for identity theft, scam, theft of cash. No guarantees but couldn't hurt... So sorry this happened to you both. Horrifying
Cassandra knows the drill with that, she’s done enough of these videos to know when someone’s sponsored/the face of a brand/etc when they do these vids.
@@jessicawilson8240 yeah she does and is very intelligent, why we are here (duh!). But I don’t think she knew based on how many times she said she doesn’t know who Quinta is. Or how she was shocked she used OLAY. So just giving Cassandra a friendly heads up.
Oh no!!! That happened to my grandmother and they actually got thousands upon thousands of dollars. I'm so glad you were able to intervine!!!! Much love to you and your family!!!!
Omg!!! I love when TH-camrs I love acknowledge other TH-camrs I love. I loved the shoutout to Kitboga! He's a real life superhero. So glad you shouted him out.
Hi Cassandra, thanks for the video. With respect to the Peace Out Puffy Eyes Patches, please note that the gardenia extract is indeed a fragrance. The manufacturer didn't list it as such in the ingredients list, which is something brands do. (Although I will say that the packaging doesn't claim that the product is fragrance free.) However, it s a really bad idea to use products with fragrance around the eyes. It's a bad idea in general to use fragranced products on facial or body skin, but it's especially problematic around the eyes.
I don't know how this holds up in America, but I know a lot of African women stick to Olay because its a stable product that doesn't encourage us to bleach our skin. That being said...I'm pretty sure she uses it now because she's sponsored by them and while there's def better products out there, I'm sure she likes being paid as well.
The beauty of supermarket/chemist brands is that they regularly (in Australia anyway) go on sale for 50% (or more) off. My mum has been using Olay for years, even back when it used to be called oil of Ulan or whatever it was called and sticks to it because she knows and trusts it and because it’s easily accessible (also a big plus!) but she only ever buys it on sale. It’s a lot more reasonable when you halve the price.
@@kristibeauty9618 mum and I even found a bunch of Olay complete at cheap as chips for less than $2 a bottle because they were close to expiry. Being in chemists and supermarkets means they’re gonna be discounted at some point wayyyyyyyyyy more than brands that are carried by dedicated beauty/skincare stores.
A lot of times these high prices shown are the msrp but the items are way cheaper a lot of time on amazon & Walmart especially. Amazon especially has the coupons on & other discounts, You are right there are better products then Olay but in there defense they do at least formulate stuff well & usually the actives are way above the phenoxyethanol line etc, but they do have to many different products and then they have "Max" versions of this stuff that they say are more potent, They had a ProX line that was really formulated well, but of course they discontinued it, Side note too I believe she is a spokeswoman for them! I have seen her in their ads!
My aunt was scammed $7k by a Publisher's Clearing House scam, and when she found out, she called the police. The state of Virginia APS got involved and because of that scam, they determined she was an incapacitated adult unable to care for her finances and put her under a conservatorship ran by Catholic Charities... where, you guessed it, they're scamming her and mistreating her, and we have to fight it. So yes, protect your family from scams.
Okay I’m enjoying you spiraling on the topic of scammers cuz this was me & my sister just recently with our dad but it was an email not a call. I was ready to go to bed for a few days after. Like why won’t you listen to meeeeee!!!
Hello from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! I’d like to assure you that every time I have gone to that Comcast center there are two employees working with lines out the door, so none of them have the time to call anyone.
I’ve been considering getting the glow recipe avocado eye cream & I’ve been hoping you’d speak about it and you only said like one sentence about it but I think you will convinced me LOL
only because it has mostly the same ingredients doesn't mean its the same. It depends on the proportions. Her point is like saying all cakes are the same because they all mostly consist of sugar, butter and flour....
She is absolutely adorable (and very funny)... but she's a spokesperson for Olay. Now, she might use anyway, but I find it shady af when people dont disclose stuff like that.
I'm sure if she's the face of Olay, people who know her would already know that? From the comments section that seems to be the case, everyone is stating it. I guess it's an ad in a way, but she could possibly use the products and chose to be their spokesperson because she liked the products Ok, yeah watching further it's a blatant ad, selling multiple versions of the same product, your right that's a bit shady especially saying they work together, that'll have people thinking they need to buy it all. Sorry for the long comment
So...I recently picked up the Olay retinol moisturizer and the eye cream. BUT I made the decision to buy both because I wanted something very moisturizing on the cheeks/forehead and something lighter around my eyes. I also got them on a hella good sale plus used coupons and did the rebate Olay has going on right now. So, I picked up the moisturizer, cleanser (probably won't use), and the eye cream for about $25 total. I definitely wouldn't have picked it up at $40 each! But for $25 total, I'll try them out and see how adding retinol to my routine goes.
Feel like Quinta’s admiration for Olay is a great place to talk about white privilege in the beauty space. Many BIPOC communities have been made to feel unwelcome in stores like Sephora (treated like thieves for simply being BIPOC etc), and while legacy brands may have racist legacies too, they were much more accessible to marginalized groups being in the drug store, grocery, etc. Women in these families likely used and grew loyalty to those products, and passed this loyalty down to the next gen simply from proximity and watching their loved ones use it. These brands become familial in that sense, especially if Momma/Grandma had great results/stunning skin, and become almost a cultural staple in that nostalgia.
It's almost exclusively an American obsession; the rest of the world laughs about it. Some of these people pop a woody at annnnyyyy opportunity to bring up white privilege, etc. Same people who tell anyone who disagrees with their cultish brainwashing to "EDDDDUCATE yoursseeelfff!" 😂😂
@@noel4328 You are welcome to scroll on past, but racism is a huge part of today’s world and it’s history. Failing to acknowledge it is why the world continues to have genocide. If it’s not something you have time to process or you already are aware of these things, don’t waste more time on it by commenting. This is the internet. There’s an endless stream of other content if you scroll across something you don’t like.
Admittedly the olay retinol night cream is the only entry level my sensitive skin has been able to tolerate 🤷🏻♀️ Been using for a month and its working quite well
That's the beautiful thing about skincare is we pick what works for us as individuals. I don't care if someone else likes or hates the same stuff that works for me.
Even though it isnt the strongest, it seems like a good product considering that it has stood the test of time. Many US based derms do recommend it, along with neutrogena and roc's retinol cream.
If you're looking for a retinyl proprionate retinol, my skin absolutely loves French Pharmacy A314 pomade, It is a balm, but ive never had a reaction with it (& i get contact/non serious rosacea with some actives). Plus my hormonal acne goes bye byes within days of applying at night time
(Random) I feel your annoyance convincing your parents not to fall for these scams. My dad had 38 "good causes" which ate his retirement money because he couldn't resist the nice girls who talked them for 20 minutes getting all his information needed. He hated me for shutting them down when I found out why he had almost no money after being a virologist for all his working life.
Cassandra, you can by yourself a reusable cup. 😘I´m not hating or anything, just a tip. Anyway thank you for all your work and education. Have a lovely day.
I been watching you for awhile n never sent a comment.But I just want to Thankyou for your down to earth videos😊 n teaching us about true beauty n scams👍Can you pls do one on qvc beauty products..I ordered alot of things from them because everything is considered clean beauty🙄for a couple of yrs(it cosmetics,Josie Marian,Korres n #1 Beekman 1802 for the longest..somethings working🤔because I'll be 56 in June n I'm always told I look like I'm in my late 30's😮🤣I really have to learn how to take compliments🙃Anyway,keep up the good work👏👏👏👍Ps..maybe because I had 3 boys lol..less stress(23,24 n 38yrs)their the best✌
I can't use eye cream with mica and don't do too well with silicones either near the eyes. Always seems to make it's way into my eye and causes problems.
I like the Bread oil but I don't use it on my hair very often. I'll use it on my ends and sometimes use it to smooth fly-aways. What I love the oil for is using it on my hands and cuticles before bed. It's also great on the lips. My husband gets terribly cracked hands during winter and I let him use my oil and he loved it. It helped heal his hands in a couple days. I chose the product in one of my Ipsy bags and it's lasted me FOREVER! I'm sure you could find the same oil for much cheaper but I think the bottle is cute and may refill it once I use all of the original product. (Unless I find something else I like better. Then I'll hold on to the bottle for forever, swearing that I'm going to use it for "something" but in reality it'll just take up space in a drawer or cabinet somewhere in my bathroom or studio!😊)
I LOVE hydrating cushion eye cream ! This zone is fragile my dear! EDIT: you promote retinol but some people became blind, others have cancer. Look studies... Age is not a disease. It's a natural process .
I have been told by my curly hair artist to stay away from hair oils. Water is your curls best friend, and when you use oil it repels water and it's not able to hydrate your hair. At least that's what she said 😊
Not so. Oil moisturizes the hair and skin. However, I write this as a European American with wavy hair. I can't claim any expertise or knowledge with respect to African American hair.
@20thcenturyrelic Ah, yes my daughter is mixed and her curls are different than yours. I tried using coconut oil and different things on her curls but her curls were always fizzy. She educated us on curl care and water is your best friend with curls. She rehydrates her curls in the morning to reactivate the conditioners with water finger combs her hair. But if she were to use oil the water would not be able to pass the oil barrier. Her curls are so much better after we got educated in curl care no more friz
Huh. I don't use Olay products because most of them have fragrance, and I have sensitive skin. Also, a lot of the products are packaged in jars. The problem with jars is that active ingredients in the product can be broken down by exposure to air and light, which happens every time you open the jar. I used to use the Olay foaming cleanser for sensitive skin (unscented) in the shower in the morning, but it wouldn't remove makeup, and it bothered my eyes if I got it in them. And I had to use a different cleanser to remove makeup. I switched to the Vanicream cleanser which does remove makeup on me. I have extremely dry skin, so I don't know if it would work for those with oily or normal skin. Also, I used to use the Olay moisturizer in the black and white bottle with SPF 15 - I think it was the Complete for sensitive skin product. But I stopped using it when I switched to a sunscreen with SPF 30. If Olay would stop using jars, and remove fragrance from their products, I might try them. Note: Some Olay products say "fragrance free" on the label, but guess what's in the ingredients list - fragrance! As Cassandra says, "Turn and learn."
In Spain you can buy these same products for half a price so they are really affordable. Also, the serum is 40ml which is quite generous. I like Olay creams and, yeah, I trust them too, never got any allergy or unwanted pimples while using them...and I do have bad experience with some of the brands Cassandra very often recommends. Doesn't mean I only use Olay creams of course. Greetings from sunny 😎 Spain! P.S. I just checked the retinol Olay serum is 21$ at Walmart (online), not 40!
Hi Cassandra! You pointed out in this video about how Olay seemed to often be using the same products in different items and just jacking up the price for basically the same thing. So, this got me thinking about these other products that are "holy grail" for me, but are in the same skincare line as each other (not in Olay). I created a whole excel sheet to alphabetically compare two items in particular -- an eye cream and a facial serum/cream, both of which I adore. Both are marketed mainly for fine line/wrinkle smoothing. I wanted to ask what you thought of what my results were. The eye cream had 58 total ingredients and the facial cream had 53. Out of these ingredients, 29 ingredients were used in both items. So, this is 50% of the ingredients in the eye cream and 55% of the ingredients in the facial serum/cream. Do you think that the same thing might be going on in these products? There is an extremely clear difference in the consistency between the eye cream and the face cream. The eye cream is rich and thicker and makes my skin have a nice dewy shine and feels much more hydrating and the face cream is thin and soaks into my skin more. I will occasionally use the eye cream on other parts of my face or neck, but only when I'm being extra or when I'm for some reason wanting that strong dewy shine all over. But if I don't want a whole dewy face all over, I'll just use the eye cream on the eyes and the face cream everywhere else. Hope you see this! I have watched many of your videos and am subscribed :)
Glow Recipe did discontinue the Avacado Melt Retinol Sleeping mask. I bought one off Amazon like 6 months ago I'm savoring the FU*K out of it lol. I'm so so so upset they did that! I think it was because they make more on the eye cream since they were practically the same thing.
Scalp question: have you tried massaging oil cleanser onto your scalp before washing your hair? I have tried it a few times and seeing amazing results, but would like to hear your and others’ thoughts on it. Thanks!
It's sad that we have to be so concerned about our family and these phone scammers. Lmao your dad texting you what Comcast said 🤣🤣 I had a patient who literally ended up in the ED with stroke like symptoms because she was at her bank and she accidentally gave a scammer her information and her bank was telling her everything was gone. 😬😬 I was shocked. I felt bad for her. You never know until it's you. It's hard because they're getting good at scamming people
These scammers are sophisticated. They sell your info around to other groups of scammers who each use their own tactics. So some people get scammed more than once especially the elderly.
I hope to see the days when celebrities endorse small ethical cosmetic/beauty companies but not only for the money, but also because they really love the products (not that I'm saying Quinta doesn't, I used to be a huge Olay fan myself, then I went vegan .... )
I bet literally anyone $1,000,000.00 that she is NOT using ever single one of those Olay skincare product every day twice a day this is a paid advertisement that she’s doing for the company!
@@eps3154honestly it really depends on the person, i have used la roche posay rendermic r cream, the ordinary retinol in squalane 0.5%, and adapalene all in once plenty of times and havent experienced anything serious
Oh. I see you added a quick clip from her in an Olay commercial. So it makes sense that her routine is essentially an Olay ad. Still I love Quinta, been following her for years. I even enjoyed her book.
All influencers seem to miss the point when they look at the price of Olay. It is literally on sale SOMEWHERE every week for half price. This is just a pricing strategy, it should not be compared to products at a comparable RRP because no one is ever really buying it at its RRP.
You need to name any product line something with butterflies in it, because my teenager walks by as I'm watching your videos and he says, "Ah. You're watching the butterfly lady," because you always call your fans beautiful butterflies.
I dont understand all the fuss, all products that have some actives in them don't put the actives as a first ingredient, of course they have to pyt glycerin ( to balance out) the irritation caused by retinol, or dimethicone for spreadabiluty I guess. I would like to see retinol moisturizers that have retinol as a first ingredient, as you inderectly suggest that should be the common practise:)
Heyy I wanted to ask something. While choosing a sunscreen, does the number of sunscreen filters matter? Like some have 3, some have 4. Do more filters mean higher protection or something?
I've been following Quinta B since her Buzzfeed days and I'm so proud she's accomplished so much for the last 7 years.
Same here ❤️ she was my favorite Buzzfeed employee and it's so amazing to see how well she's doing. Abbott Elementary is such a good show!
Wonderful job on saving your dad from scammers! They target the elderly and they don’t care whose lives they ruin. I’m glad you were there to help your dad. I personally love watching scammer takedown vids where they can go in and steal info from the scammer and read it back to them.
Her shouting out kitboga is awesome. He's made it his life's goal to take these scammers down and waste as much of their time as possible so they aren't using that time scamming real people. These scammers are the worst.
Love Quinta but she probably gets free Olay products since she’s the face of Olay products at the moment
So? lol Skin care influences get free products including Cassandra who also has the ethics to disclose when she does. Doesn’t mean that the products don’t work. Many of these go to bed with me videos are sponcon
I love her! She is an incredible actress in Abbot Elementary.
My mom got scammed her life savings of $26k She is an elder. I took the day off of work to deal with it but in the end there was nothing we could do. So many emotions!
Ask her homeowners insurance agent. Sometimes they include riders for identity theft, scam, theft of cash. No guarantees but couldn't hurt...
So sorry this happened to you both. Horrifying
@@eps3154 thank you! Yeah it was gut wrenching. We are a working class family and my mom is single so this really hurts her financially!
Shit 26k? 😢
Cassandra, Quinta is the spokesperson or “face” of Olay. That’s why she’s using those products. Lol.
that also explains why her robes are the exact colours of the packaging! I do absolutely love Quinta tho!
Cassandra knows the drill with that, she’s done enough of these videos to know when someone’s sponsored/the face of a brand/etc when they do these vids.
@@jessicawilson8240 yeah she does and is very intelligent, why we are here (duh!). But I don’t think she knew based on how many times she said she doesn’t know who Quinta is. Or how she was shocked she used OLAY. So just giving Cassandra a friendly heads up.
@jessicawilson8240 she clearly wasn't aware, or she would've mentioned it. Not a big deal that she didn't know, but I'm sure she'd like to
For sure, she advertises to me daily 😂
Oh no!!! That happened to my grandmother and they actually got thousands upon thousands of dollars.
I'm so glad you were able to intervine!!!!
Much love to you and your family!!!!
Hah I love the text exchange with you and your parents. It’s funny and sweet. I’m glad your dad didn’t call for the scam
Omg!!! I love when TH-camrs I love acknowledge other TH-camrs I love. I loved the shoutout to Kitboga! He's a real life superhero. So glad you shouted him out.
Lol, when I read the thumbnail I thought that somehow Quinta B was conducting a social security scam in her skincare video 😂🤦♀️
Hi Cassandra, thanks for the video. With respect to the Peace Out Puffy Eyes Patches, please note that the gardenia extract is indeed a fragrance. The manufacturer didn't list it as such in the ingredients list, which is something brands do. (Although I will say that the packaging doesn't claim that the product is fragrance free.)
However, it s a really bad idea to use products with fragrance around the eyes. It's a bad idea in general to use fragranced products on facial or body skin, but it's especially problematic around the eyes.
I don't know how this holds up in America, but I know a lot of African women stick to Olay because its a stable product that doesn't encourage us to bleach our skin. That being said...I'm pretty sure she uses it now because she's sponsored by them and while there's def better products out there, I'm sure she likes being paid as well.
Cassandra you’re literally so fun to watch, you make my day 🥰
The beauty of supermarket/chemist brands is that they regularly (in Australia anyway) go on sale for 50% (or more) off. My mum has been using Olay for years, even back when it used to be called oil of Ulan or whatever it was called and sticks to it because she knows and trusts it and because it’s easily accessible (also a big plus!) but she only ever buys it on sale. It’s a lot more reasonable when you halve the price.
Exactly, and when it's not on sale 50% off at Woolworths, it's half price at Coles. That is a fairly decent buy for 20 odd dollars, really.
@@kristibeauty9618 mum and I even found a bunch of Olay complete at cheap as chips for less than $2 a bottle because they were close to expiry. Being in chemists and supermarkets means they’re gonna be discounted at some point wayyyyyyyyyy more than brands that are carried by dedicated beauty/skincare stores.
Found you through Mell & loved that you mentioned her. You both are experts with the best delivery of information! 💓
I LOVE Quinta! Please do a follow-up review of Bread and those eye patches!
😂😂 the chaotic energy in this is everything . Caffeinated cass is the one
A lot of times these high prices shown are the msrp but the items are way cheaper a lot of time on amazon & Walmart especially. Amazon especially has the coupons on & other discounts, You are right there are better products then Olay but in there defense they do at least formulate stuff well & usually the actives are way above the phenoxyethanol line etc, but they do have to many different products and then they have "Max" versions of this stuff that they say are more potent, They had a ProX line that was really formulated well, but of course they discontinued it, Side note too I believe she is a spokeswoman for them! I have seen her in their ads!
Me patiently waiting for another Cassandra reaction video 🧖♀️
She is the new spokesperson for Olay ❤
My aunt was scammed $7k by a Publisher's Clearing House scam, and when she found out, she called the police. The state of Virginia APS got involved and because of that scam, they determined she was an incapacitated adult unable to care for her finances and put her under a conservatorship ran by Catholic Charities... where, you guessed it, they're scamming her and mistreating her, and we have to fight it. So yes, protect your family from scams.
Okay I’m enjoying you spiraling on the topic of scammers cuz this was me & my sister just recently with our dad but it was an email not a call. I was ready to go to bed for a few days after. Like why won’t you listen to meeeeee!!!
Hello from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! I’d like to assure you that every time I have gone to that Comcast center there are two employees working with lines out the door, so none of them have the time to call anyone.
I love that cruelty-free is imperative to you. It is to me, as well. Thank you for continuing to call it out.
YES! It is critical for beauty not to harm other living beings!
I’ve been considering getting the glow recipe avocado eye cream & I’ve been hoping you’d speak about it and you only said like one sentence about it but I think you will convinced me LOL
Asking where the HQ is & what time it is in that city is GENIUS! ❤
only because it has mostly the same ingredients doesn't mean its the same. It depends on the proportions. Her point is like saying all cakes are the same because they all mostly consist of sugar, butter and flour....
Finally a reaction video
She is absolutely adorable (and very funny)... but she's a spokesperson for Olay. Now, she might use anyway, but I find it shady af when people dont disclose stuff like that.
I'm sure if she's the face of Olay, people who know her would already know that? From the comments section that seems to be the case, everyone is stating it.
I guess it's an ad in a way, but she could possibly use the products and chose to be their spokesperson because she liked the products
Ok, yeah watching further it's a blatant ad, selling multiple versions of the same product, your right that's a bit shady especially saying they work together, that'll have people thinking they need to buy it all. Sorry for the long comment
Love Quinta. Olay is an OG, and was very affordable, once upon a time. Prices have risen, and products are not as innovative, as they could be.
Hey Cassandra, love your channel! I find you content so educational, and the side info like the exchange with your dad.. just golden!
So...I recently picked up the Olay retinol moisturizer and the eye cream. BUT I made the decision to buy both because I wanted something very moisturizing on the cheeks/forehead and something lighter around my eyes. I also got them on a hella good sale plus used coupons and did the rebate Olay has going on right now. So, I picked up the moisturizer, cleanser (probably won't use), and the eye cream for about $25 total. I definitely wouldn't have picked it up at $40 each! But for $25 total, I'll try them out and see how adding retinol to my routine goes.
I get the endless scam text about my Netflix account. I don’t have Netflix. It is exasperating😖
Get them, Cassandra! These people need to be locked up for trying to scam people.
Feel like Quinta’s admiration for Olay is a great place to talk about white privilege in the beauty space. Many BIPOC communities have been made to feel unwelcome in stores like Sephora (treated like thieves for simply being BIPOC etc), and while legacy brands may have racist legacies too, they were much more accessible to marginalized groups being in the drug store, grocery, etc. Women in these families likely used and grew loyalty to those products, and passed this loyalty down to the next gen simply from proximity and watching their loved ones use it. These brands become familial in that sense, especially if Momma/Grandma had great results/stunning skin, and become almost a cultural staple in that nostalgia.
Or...she's the new face of Olay and this routine is an ad for Olay. Which she is. th-cam.com/video/c5t96TcyU24/w-d-xo.html
Oh lawd here we go again why does Race have to be brought into like literally EVERYTHING 🤦♂️
It's almost exclusively an American obsession; the rest of the world laughs about it. Some of these people pop a woody at annnnyyyy opportunity to bring up white privilege, etc. Same people who tell anyone who disagrees with their cultish brainwashing to "EDDDDUCATE yoursseeelfff!" 😂😂
@@noel4328 You are welcome to scroll on past, but racism is a huge part of today’s world and it’s history. Failing to acknowledge it is why the world continues to have genocide. If it’s not something you have time to process or you already are aware of these things, don’t waste more time on it by commenting. This is the internet. There’s an endless stream of other content if you scroll across something you don’t like.
She is a spokesperson for Olay.
I love watching your videos 😂😅 , just laughing in bed non stop watching you just be silly and yourself ! Love you girlll
Admittedly the olay retinol night cream is the only entry level my sensitive skin has been able to tolerate 🤷🏻♀️ Been using for a month and its working quite well
That’s because it doesn’t have enough in it to do anything for you.
That's the beautiful thing about skincare is we pick what works for us as individuals. I don't care if someone else likes or hates the same stuff that works for me.
Even though it isnt the strongest, it seems like a good product considering that it has stood the test of time. Many US based derms do recommend it, along with neutrogena and roc's retinol cream.
If you're looking for a retinyl proprionate retinol, my skin absolutely loves French Pharmacy A314 pomade, It is a balm, but ive never had a reaction with it (& i get contact/non serious rosacea with some actives). Plus my hormonal acne goes bye byes within days of applying at night time
Yeah it's really good😊
This was such a great video. You are so very informational - and FUNNY!!!! I cannot get enough. LOL
When I answer the phone for the scammer I immediately say this call is being monitored and recorded for my safety lol
THE SASSS 😂😂😂 I have to screen calls for my guy I do home health for I know the frustration
it is possible to guess what was paid and what was really here routine care , look how she spoke about “Bread” from the heart
She is the "face" of Olay. So yes. th-cam.com/video/c5t96TcyU24/w-d-xo.html
Yeah she legit seemed so excited to talk about the bread products.
WANDA BEAUTY EYE PATCHES ARE WONDERFUL ❤❤😊
(Random) I feel your annoyance convincing your parents not to fall for these scams. My dad had 38 "good causes" which ate his retirement money because he couldn't resist the nice girls who talked them for 20 minutes getting all his information needed. He hated me for shutting them down when I found out why he had almost no money after being a virologist for all his working life.
Omg i love how you responded to the scam call 😂😂
You reminded me of when my husband saw me use setting spray for the first time. 😅 He was all "omg did you just spray that IN YOUR FACE!?" 🤣
She’s probably talking about pollution when talking about “toxins”
She’s in Olay commercials.
Her routine is one big commercial for Olay since she is one of their spokespersons.
She’s the face of Olay . Why do you think she wearing purple ? To Match the packaging of the products she’s promoting , smh 🤦♀️
That's on her. She obviously didn't do a good enough job following FCC regulation to make sure people like Cassandra knew this was an ad...
Cassandra, you can by yourself a reusable cup. 😘I´m not hating or anything, just a tip. Anyway thank you for all your work and education. Have a lovely day.
Quinta matched her clothes with the product 😁
*Just wanted to acknowledge the funny Goop shade.*
I love that Lawless mask! I use it every night and it lasts so long
I been watching you for awhile n never sent a comment.But I just want to Thankyou for your down to earth videos😊 n teaching us about true beauty n scams👍Can you pls do one on qvc beauty products..I ordered alot of things from them because everything is considered clean beauty🙄for a couple of yrs(it cosmetics,Josie Marian,Korres n #1 Beekman 1802 for the longest..somethings working🤔because I'll be 56 in June n I'm always told I look like I'm in my late 30's😮🤣I really have to learn how to take compliments🙃Anyway,keep up the good work👏👏👏👍Ps..maybe because I had 3 boys lol..less stress(23,24 n 38yrs)their the best✌
Not a fan of abbot elem TV show but her personality is so refreshing
I can't use eye cream with mica and don't do too well with silicones either near the eyes. Always seems to make it's way into my eye and causes problems.
Can you do one on Tula? It’s an expensive well advertised brand I looked and couldn’t see one that you’ve done on it!!
I like the Bread oil but I don't use it on my hair very often. I'll use it on my ends and sometimes use it to smooth fly-aways. What I love the oil for is using it on my hands and cuticles before bed. It's also great on the lips. My husband gets terribly cracked hands during winter and I let him use my oil and he loved it. It helped heal his hands in a couple days. I chose the product in one of my Ipsy bags and it's lasted me FOREVER! I'm sure you could find the same oil for much cheaper but I think the bottle is cute and may refill it once I use all of the original product. (Unless I find something else I like better. Then I'll hold on to the bottle for forever, swearing that I'm going to use it for "something" but in reality it'll just take up space in a drawer or cabinet somewhere in my bathroom or studio!😊)
I LOVE hydrating cushion eye cream ! This zone is fragile my dear! EDIT: you promote retinol but some people became blind, others have cancer. Look studies... Age is not a disease. It's a natural process .
I have been told by my curly hair artist to stay away from hair oils. Water is your curls best friend, and when you use oil it repels water and it's not able to hydrate your hair. At least that's what she said 😊
@@Jess-737 she carries Loma in her shop
Not so. Oil moisturizes the hair and skin. However, I write this as a European American with wavy hair. I can't claim any expertise or knowledge with respect to African American hair.
@20thcenturyrelic Ah, yes my daughter is mixed and her curls are different than yours. I tried using coconut oil and different things on her curls but her curls were always fizzy. She educated us on curl care and water is your best friend with curls. She rehydrates her curls in the morning to reactivate the conditioners with water finger combs her hair. But if she were to use oil the water would not be able to pass the oil barrier. Her curls are so much better after we got educated in curl care no more friz
@@cristinawiley4905 I can't argue with it if it works for you. But I'm not going to try it.
Huh. I don't use Olay products because most of them have fragrance, and I have sensitive skin. Also, a lot of the products are packaged in jars. The problem with jars is that active ingredients in the product can be broken down by exposure to air and light, which happens every time you open the jar.
I used to use the Olay foaming cleanser for sensitive skin (unscented) in the shower in the morning, but it wouldn't remove makeup, and it bothered my eyes if I got it in them. And I had to use a different cleanser to remove makeup. I switched to the Vanicream cleanser which does remove makeup on me. I have extremely dry skin, so I don't know if it would work for those with oily or normal skin.
Also, I used to use the Olay moisturizer in the black and white bottle with SPF 15 - I think it was the Complete for sensitive skin product. But I stopped using it when I switched to a sunscreen with SPF 30.
If Olay would stop using jars, and remove fragrance from their products, I might try them. Note: Some Olay products say "fragrance free" on the label, but guess what's in the ingredients list - fragrance! As Cassandra says, "Turn and learn."
In Spain you can buy these same products for half a price so they are really affordable. Also, the serum is 40ml which is quite generous. I like Olay creams and, yeah, I trust them too, never got any allergy or unwanted pimples while using them...and I do have bad experience with some of the brands Cassandra very often recommends. Doesn't mean I only use Olay creams of course. Greetings from sunny 😎 Spain! P.S. I just checked the retinol Olay serum is 21$ at Walmart (online), not 40!
Hey do you know about any spanish skincare brands that specialist in acne products?
Hi Cassandra ! Could u pleaseeee try out drmtlgy products and do a review on it? Especially their sunscreens and needless serum🙂
When you said Pittsburgh i was like 😳that’s my area…
Hi Cassandra! You pointed out in this video about how Olay seemed to often be using the same products in different items and just jacking up the price for basically the same thing. So, this got me thinking about these other products that are "holy grail" for me, but are in the same skincare line as each other (not in Olay). I created a whole excel sheet to alphabetically compare two items in particular -- an eye cream and a facial serum/cream, both of which I adore. Both are marketed mainly for fine line/wrinkle smoothing.
I wanted to ask what you thought of what my results were. The eye cream had 58 total ingredients and the facial cream had 53. Out of these ingredients, 29 ingredients were used in both items. So, this is 50% of the ingredients in the eye cream and 55% of the ingredients in the facial serum/cream.
Do you think that the same thing might be going on in these products?
There is an extremely clear difference in the consistency between the eye cream and the face cream. The eye cream is rich and thicker and makes my skin have a nice dewy shine and feels much more hydrating and the face cream is thin and soaks into my skin more. I will occasionally use the eye cream on other parts of my face or neck, but only when I'm being extra or when I'm for some reason wanting that strong dewy shine all over. But if I don't want a whole dewy face all over, I'll just use the eye cream on the eyes and the face cream everywhere else.
Hope you see this! I have watched many of your videos and am subscribed :)
Watched this and it humbled me to make sure I removed my makeup from today 😅 Needless to say I’m BEYOND glad I removed it!
My mother is getting calls every day from someone trying to scam her! It's awful 😢
I block numbers all the time. Idk if you can do that on a landline though.
@@20thcenturyrelic yes
Glow Recipe did discontinue the Avacado Melt Retinol Sleeping mask. I bought one off Amazon like 6 months ago I'm savoring the FU*K out of it lol. I'm so so so upset they did that! I think it was because they make more on the eye cream since they were practically the same thing.
the scam is EVERYWHERE in singapore there are scammers asking for our identification numbers and some kind of OTP 🤔😡
I luv Quinta 💕 she’s on Abbott Elementary she is hilarious 🤣🤣
She created Abbott elementary
@@efolinsky yes i know, created and plays a major role in the sitcom. One of my favorite shows
Scalp question: have you tried massaging oil cleanser onto your scalp before washing your hair? I have tried it a few times and seeing amazing results, but would like to hear your and others’ thoughts on it. Thanks!
Cassandera please make your videos long....
I don't like short form videos 😕
It's sad that we have to be so concerned about our family and these phone scammers.
Lmao your dad texting you what Comcast said 🤣🤣
I had a patient who literally ended up in the ED with stroke like symptoms because she was at her bank and she accidentally gave a scammer her information and her bank was telling her everything was gone. 😬😬 I was shocked. I felt bad for her. You never know until it's you. It's hard because they're getting good at scamming people
These scammers are sophisticated. They sell your info around to other groups of scammers who each use their own tactics. So some people get scammed more than once especially the elderly.
Have you considered doing a video on Skin Proud? I am curious about you take on this brand.
I hope to see the days when celebrities endorse small ethical cosmetic/beauty companies but not only for the money, but also because they really love the products (not that I'm saying Quinta doesn't, I used to be a huge Olay fan myself, then I went vegan .... )
Watch abbott elementary! She creates the show and its amazing!
I bet literally anyone $1,000,000.00 that she is NOT using ever single one of those Olay skincare product every day twice a day this is a paid advertisement that she’s doing for the company!
I wish more people understood this when they watch videos like this.
Omg, that would ruin her skin probably layering that much retinol twice a day? Maybe not though, who knows with these influencer ads
@@eps3154honestly it really depends on the person, i have used la roche posay rendermic r cream, the ordinary retinol in squalane 0.5%, and adapalene all in once plenty of times and havent experienced anything serious
I work at a bank and good lord the scams 🤦🏻♀️
Oh. I see you added a quick clip from her in an Olay commercial. So it makes sense that her routine is essentially an Olay ad.
Still I love Quinta, been following her for years. I even enjoyed her book.
I guess air pollutants would qualify as toxins since many can be carcinogenic. Those do get removed by cleansers.
All influencers seem to miss the point when they look at the price of Olay. It is literally on sale SOMEWHERE every week for half price. This is just a pricing strategy, it should not be compared to products at a comparable RRP because no one is ever really buying it at its RRP.
I saw that Bread hair oil on Sephora and thought it was a bread scented perfume and almost checked out. 😅
Hello, from Pittsburgh!
You need to name any product line something with butterflies in it, because my teenager walks by as I'm watching your videos and he says, "Ah.
You're watching the butterfly lady," because you always call your fans beautiful butterflies.
@Cassandra can you find her day routine.. I love..
And I am going to purchase Bread as well
I really like Olay 24 Retinol moisturizer ❤️
I dont understand all the fuss, all products that have some actives in them don't put the actives as a first ingredient, of course they have to pyt glycerin ( to balance out) the irritation caused by retinol, or dimethicone for spreadabiluty I guess. I would like to see retinol moisturizers that have retinol as a first ingredient, as you inderectly suggest that should be the common practise:)
How come you haven't invented a skincare line ❤ cause I would definitely buy. Because I know u know what your talking about.
Do you have any videos on copper peptides? :) thank you ❤
Hey I’m in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 😅
First part of products: eeeeh 😒second part of products: ooooooh! 🤩
What do you recommend for neck wrinkles? Are there any products in particular you would suggest?
I love olay products. Using it for more than 20 years.
Your hair is definitely not 3C, more like 2C. 3C is a super coily, but not kinky, curl.
I was thinking more 2B, seems like her waves are much looser than a 2C.
Her natural curl is much tighter than in this video.
@@clarewhite3004 oh okay, but I think the texture still wouldn’t be 3C
Fan from Japan 🇯🇵
You should watch Abbott elementary it’s so good
Heyy I wanted to ask something. While choosing a sunscreen, does the number of sunscreen filters matter? Like some have 3, some have 4. Do more filters mean higher protection or something?
I love how Cassandra never knows who anyone is HAHA.
Hey cass . Idk why but if i use skin care at night i get acne . I have dry skin idk why this happens
She needs to be introduced to better skincare.
“Not Comcast” a new eye mask by Cassandra 😂