OMG I THINK I JUST DIED AND WENT TO HEAVEN 🤭❤️ thank you for reviewing me, I have also changed things up since like no skin brush everyday, spf 50 with a tint and you're so right editing was a little off, splitting up skin, makeup, and hair routines separately so at night I wash, tone and then use a mask and seal with my night cream I don't shower it off, I shower before skincare lol and I also don't use makeup wipes anymore
@@jasminevaliente96 Totally! Even makeup for me atleast is largely about the experience. It's partly how it makes you feel and that in turn helps you really look forward to the ritual of washing and treating your skin.
I think she was saying she rinsed/washed her hair not her face. I think she does her skincare routine before getting in the shower. Probably so she can go right to bed after. Also I agree with you. Sometimes I don't cleanse in the morning, I just use a toner.
This was quite interesting to watch. I'd love to know how Korean flight attendants prep their skin. It would be interesting considering how popular Korean skincare products are. Korean women in general are known for having good skin etc.
Just a note about what you said about SPF and the ozone layer.. The ozone layer is in the stratosphere, which is the layer of the atmosphere above where we live and where we fly our planes (i.e. the troposphere), so you still have the ozone layer protecting you when you're flying...
As Cabin Crew / Flight Attendants we have a minimum requirement for make up - so we have to wear it whilst on duty and it is mandatory but the make up requirement differ with each airline!
I have my hydrogel sheet mask on while I’m watching this, and imagining that Susan is giving me that little nod of approval that she does when she agrees with someone’s skincare routine. 🤣
I think Susan is a great "skin care teacher", but sometimes I get bored watching her videos and I forward to the end or stop watching bc she talks too much about the same thing on and on...
Haha, and raises her eybrows as she does it!!! The one thing Ive noticed that she does a lot, is say the word "Right?". Especially when shes trying to get a point across to us.
Hi, I just wanna point out that airplanes do NOT go above the ozone layer. They go very close beneath it, yes, but you’re still being protected from UV rays when on the plane; just not as much as if you were on the ground protected by clouds. It’s not completely “open” as you say, but still pretty harmful. Bottomline is, if you’re going on a plane, no matter the length of the flight or the time of day of the flight, you should always be applying and reapplying sunscreen! 😊
Is it true that pilots and other airplane staff are sometimes classified as radiation hazard workers due to the high levels of radiation that they are exposed to on a regular basis?
As a flight attendant I agree you definitely need to adjust your skin care in the air. It is so dry, recycled and just unforgiving on your skin. I amp up my hydration big time on flights even though I have combo to normal skin these days - the older I am the dryer my skin is getting oh what joy. I really love snow mushroom with hyaluronic acid serums, vit C with resveratrol serum. I then mix a honey serum with a EA ceramide serum capsule. I then apply eye cream and then a ceramide moisturiser. Before I apply the moisturiser I add just a drop of pure glycerin to boost it up. Then I use my all mineral sunscreen, min spf50 full spectrum, I try to use a long wear, water resistant variety. After a few minutes I then apply a hydrating primer with spf in it. I know layering spf does not increase the spf, my aim is more to try and get a more even layer of protection. Then I apply my make up. When I get to my bed for the night I love a sheet mask but as Susan said I use my moisturiser after the sheet mask to seal it all in. Lots o layers I know but once you get a routine you can speed through it and the pay off is happier skin happier you. Happy flying all ✈️
Tiffany Vu because the windows don’t block all the UV rays! They block the UV-B (burning) rays, but not the UV-A (aging) rays. So basically, your skin won’t burn but the UV-A rays still do a lot of damage to your skin, which is why you need to protect it :)
Exactly as Vivian said👍🏼, this applies on the ground too. Just because your inside does not mean the UVA is not coming through your windows, at home, work, in the car etc. 😎
Pippa Y yes! Basically just always wear a broad-spectrum SPF to make sure you stay as wrinkle-free as possible. I’m only 22 and already lathering on the SPF because preventing is key :)
That sounds like such a good routine!!😊 Do you have specific recommendation for a Vitamin c serum and a good mineral spf 50?🌞 I am a bit lost in this huge world full of skincare products🙈
It sounds intriguing for consumers. Even though most people don’t know the full deal on why spf is so great and how to properly get all of the benefits, literally everyone knows that spf protects the skin to some degree. By only having spf 20 or less companies can save money on ingredients but still gain in sales.
I am always afraid that if I use too high spf im gonna end up having no tan in my face and I live near sea so I visit beach often. Am I wrong or right? xo
THANK YOU for referencing the rebound hyperpigmentation darker skinned people can experience with glycolic acid. I'm in a skincare group and the pitchforks come out when I reference how careful we need to be with glycolic acid and it's concentrations.
@@user-bj1ez7wr7n nothing stronger than 15% unless it's an actual spa treatment and that's only on a bi weekly basis. Lactic and mandelic acids are AHAs that are gentler and less likely to cause rebound hyperpigmentation for darker skin. Still be mindful of the concentration there. 10% is a good percentage for gentler AHA exfoliants
I know this may be extra work but when Susan does the recommendations in changing the routine, could you recommend actual products? Like when you say “hydrating toner” “vitamin c serum” can you give actual examples of good ones for that person/purpose?
Thejazzlover, totally agree! I was asking if she could give actual product recommendations like brand wise that are specific to whatever person/skin type she’s reviewing
Try korean ones for instance, one of the most hydrating toner imo is "I'm from rice toner" and for vitamin c the klairs one is so good but if u need a higher percentage of vitamin c try the wishtrend one ❤❤
The reason it is so important stick to your skincare routine morning and night is because you're not getting the most benefits out of the products if you don't apply twice daily. Certain ingredients such as certain peptides and acids are only effective for 12 hours. If you don't apply am and pm then you're really not giving your skin a fair shot at achieving the results you want. As a licensed esthetician, I recommend that everyone educate themselves properly before giving people false information.
I think she's talking about rinsing off the conditioner and products out of her hair. I personally also have to spend at least 3-4 minutes in the shower trying to make sure all my hair products have been rinsed of my body.
She was definitely rinsing the product out of her hair. Curly hair is very different than straight hair, especially 3a+. You have a lot of product in your day to keep the curls defined. She was probably careful to not get her face in the water. I've tried this before too and it's hard and maybe not ideal, but she did not take off all the product.
I've used to work at one as well 😅 i do not even want to know for how long those wipes have to sit in the warehouse, before they get into TJMaxx/TKMaxx.
I'm gonna defend wipes one time because I'm becoming annoyed you don't seem to believe there is a situation where they're a good choice. Depression though. When my depression is peak, I don't get up and do a full skin routine. If I swipe some stuff off my face, it might actually be a win that day. (I don't use wipes anymore though. Microfiber reusable cotton rounds and micellar water or toner or whatever is within reach)
I really love the recommended skincare routine at the end. I learn so much more! Unforunately, it's a double-edged sword. The more info I get, my shopping list gets longer! Hahahuhu
Definitely think she needs to stop using acids for a few weeks. All of those acids AND vitamin C on the daily.... doesn't sound like a good mix. HP is treated progressively, not aggressively. Go to aggressive, and you can make it worse.
I love these videos! Susan is always so sweet to the people she reviews. Many years ago, I destroyed my skin barrier so badly from over cleansing that I ended up with rosacea. I was cringing watching this, as I felt she was also over exfoliating. I stay away from glycolic acids for my skin. I'm too paranoid about over doing it again, now that my skin is back to normal.
Sal Bolton Ugh that’s awful! Fear of that happening is why, even though Susan recommends it, I don’t double-cleanse. Although I personally don’t have it, I have a family history of psoriasis and other inflammatory skin conditions, so I’m afraid of triggering it in myself. Plus I rarely wear makeup so I don’t think a double cleanse is really necessary for me.
They did a "how it's made" on glow recipe items and apparently the watermelon smell is because they use actual watermelons in the recipe. I don't know if they add fragrance on top of that but yeah... apparently they use avocados in their avocado range too.
I would love to hear more of your thoughts on skincare for flight attendants! Specially a routine for someone with very dry skin. I would be sooooo grateful 🙏🏻
I was literally just thinking this evening “I wish Susan would do a skincare routine critique. Feels like we are due to see one right about now .” And poof - there it is. 🙌🏼🙏🏻😉
Okay now that I’m not hyperventilating thank you so much for these videos-literally life changing as I’ve learned so much and my skin has really benefited!
I really enjoyed this reaction compared to the celebrity ones! It’s nice to see the common woman’s routine. And I love that you gave her recommendations since a flight attendant has such a different environment! My 28th birthday is a week away and you have changed my skincare game Susan💕I wish I found you sooner!
that's just not true. spf 15 filters out about 93% of UVB radiation, spf 30 filters out 96% and spf 50 98%. and if we want to know how much of UVA radiation gets filtered out, we need to know the ppd number of the sunscreen. window glass blocks about 60% of UVB radiation, and allows almost all UVA radiation through. so that's totally not the same :D
All your points are interesting and makes me wonder what is correct! I was passing on advice from a friend who works at a skin cancer foundation so 🤷🏻♀️ Perhaps @susanyara can enlighten us 😆
Great reaction video! One thing about glycolic acid- I asked my esthetician, and she says that the only concern for causing hyperpigmentation in darker tones applies to high concentrations found in peels and products not available directly to consumers. Caroline Hirons also just addressed this in her video with Dija Ayodele. It's super helpful to know this, as I avoided it for a long time because of this concern. :)
I think she kept her face out of the shower. She was rinsing/conditioning her hair and probably washing her body. Could be hard though. I never wash my face in the morning. I just use some gentle hydrating toner on a cotton pad to get any product or oils off st a surface level to apply more.
Regarding the comment about being unsure if hydrating cleansers are good for reactive/acne/oily skin: I have oily/combination acneic and reactive skin and I use a hydrating cleanser along with an oil cleanser as first step. Using hydrating/gentle cleansers really reduced my acne and oil production, which was aggravated by using stripping cleansers for acne for years. Harsh cleansers marketed to my acneic skin type dehydrated my skin and wore away my natural skin barrier which actually made my acne worse. Hydrating cleansers are the way to go! After my oil cleanser (at night only to take off spf) I switch between Krave moisturizing cleanser and CeraVe renewing salicylic acid cleanser depending on whether I need more moisture/gentle treatment, or if I see any congestion. Both cleansers are extremely gentle, even though the CeraVe has salicylic acid. I also let 10% benzoyl peroxide cream cleanser sit for a few minutes as a spot treatment on acne spots while I'm cleansing, but I never apply it all over my face like I used to. Also seconding the comment about CeraVe moisturizing cream - it really is amazing on reactive skin! I can't recommend it highly enough for reactive, acneic, sensitive, combination skin. I actually use it both night and morning and used to be totally scared that a thick cream like that would break me out. Instead it helps my skin stay healthy and moisturized and I get less acne. Don't be afraid, try it out!
I hope she watches this video and learn something. I feel sad for this girl bc just like her I also had to fight to get rid of stains and in the beginning I did everything wrong and just worsened the scars on my face ♥️😔
Very insightful to watch Arnesah's video and then yours. I'm also Cabin Crew (Indian) but with DRY/NORMAL skin. Often I cheat and skip a really good skincare routine because I'm exhausted after all my flights, but now at 40+yrs, I really need to up my game again......I'd be super intrigued to know what are my essential products....
I believe the product she says she spent several minutes rinsing off in the shower is the hair product from earlier. Notice how right after she says that, she goes into talking about the type of shampoo she uses.
So glad you did this one as I am a flight attendant. The hardest part for me is worrying about reapplying SPF on the plane. I always wear it before a flight (thanks to you!) but it's during the day flights that I worry about it. Thanks for all the tips!
As a flight attendant I absolutely loved watching this!! I thought I was the most extra woman on the planet having "im on airplanes today" vs "im not on airplanes today" routines, but what you said is so true! I will use the SF jetlag mask under my makeup at work, and then switch to a light gel moisturizer on my days off...it's crazy how much our skin needs can differ. Thank you so much for giving crew an incredible video to refer to!
This was terrific! I love hearing the changes you suggest and why. Always so educational!! ( and congratulations if you've had your baby girl by now. )🍼👶🏽💝
Thank you so much for this video, as a flight attendant which is starting to discover the skincare world this video has been the most informative and gave me a bit of direction towards achieving my skincare goals while flying. Thank you so much. God bless you!
Loooove these videos!! but I do want to point out that SPF on flights is as important as SPF is on an everyday basis. The ozone layer doesn't get "thinner" as you rise in altitude. Ozone exists mostly in the stratosphere, and on commercial flights, we are still in the troposphere. So the ozone layer is still above us to protect us from UV rays.
And agreed, SPF is important on regular days too, but from talking to people, they seem to think they don't need an SPF on an airplane since they're "inside" but they do need it and maybe even more.
Aaaah!!! Thank you! thank you for putting this very honest review! I've been a flight attendant for a very long time and I also noticed that many of these younger "skincare savvy" flight attendants, I'm looking at you younger millennials lol They have a shitload of skincare and a shitload of skin dilemmas as well, lol. I only have four things in my bag, my Kiehls calendula toner to wash my face in the morning, CERAVE moisturizer, mineral sunscreen spf 45, and a concealer. Oh that Mario Badescu spray fragrant spray, I do use it but as an air freshener in the lavatory, lol Arnesah got an amazing young skin and she don't need all these nonsense skincare on flight.
I never realized I needed SPF on a plane! I fly a few times a year and I usually do skip makeup and just leave a heavily moisturizer face. Since I hate touching my face while in the airport or plane I bring a small spray bottle filled with half rose water and half of a rice and carrot based toner and I’ll spray my face throughout the flight. I find it gives my face some moisture without having to touch my face throughout the flight.
Susan, please review Stephanie Nicole’s night time and/or day time skin routine. I know she does long thorough videos, but maybe u can fast forward thru it ?
I think when she was talking about rinsing things off she meant her hair? That she was rinsing product out of her hair not off her skin? Although I don’t know why she wouldn’t do that first either before starting the skincare routine at all
About 18 months ago in the mornings I started to do my skin care routine before my shower. This gives my layers and spf time to sink in and gets rid of the slight white cast I get from my factor 50 spf. I wash my hair in the evenings so overall my routine just works for me.
Last I checked, the Mario Badescu Glycolic Acid Toner only had 2% AHA and I’ve also seen a few comments saying the PH is too high. I think the cleanser has a small amount too plus AHAs are water soluble and very ineffective in a wash off product like that. Because of this, I’m not overly concerned about the AHA in her routine though I think physical exfoliation daily with a brush is too much. I’m more worried about some of the essential oils, sulfates, and other irritants in her routine.
Omg I’ve been waiting for this!! Coming from a flight attendant I needed you to make this video like forever ago. Lol make more! Haha I need more tips for FA’s. 🙏🏻💕
I love these series! Could you do a skin care make over? Example redo the flight attendant skin care routine and see how it works compare what she use to do.
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OMG I THINK I JUST DIED AND WENT TO HEAVEN 🤭❤️
thank you for reviewing me, I have also changed things up since like no skin brush everyday, spf 50 with a tint
and you're so right editing was a little off, splitting up skin, makeup, and hair routines separately
so at night I wash, tone and then use a mask and seal with my night cream
I don't shower it off, I shower before skincare lol
and I also don't use makeup wipes anymore
ARNESAH J Thanks for letting us take a peek at your routine! And for clarifying. Glad you ditched those makeup wipes and got a stronger SPF. 🤗
ARNESAH J 💞💞
Mirrored ForYou ❤️
ARNESAH J hey girl hey 👋🏽
Vashti 👋🏾❤️
Can you do a dermatologist’s skincare routine from Allure as well
Yes! That video made me obsessed with Shereene Idriss, and I'm now a loyal Pillow Talk Derm watcher lol
Please! I loved that one! ❤️
@@dianarusnov292 Same here! I love her personality and her approach to skincare!
That would be so awkward to watch lmfao
@Ice Beam Wait she's not?? This whole time i thought she was omg
You can tell the flight attendant loves the whole experience of it all. All her products are super perfumey. It's not jus skincare for her.
well i think she takes great care of her skin and it clearly looks good...how dismissive..
@@indomie7 how was this dismissive? I find it complimentary that someone enjoys their routine beyond skin care
@@jasminevaliente96 Totally! Even makeup for me atleast is largely about the experience. It's partly how it makes you feel and that in turn helps you really look forward to the ritual of washing and treating your skin.
@@sharroon7574 agreed
@@indomie7 Dismissive?? I just stated that she's there for the whole experience, including aromatherapy. You're crazy.
Hope you guys enjoy this one! Decided to change things up!
Susan Yara love you mom! 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for this!!
I think she was saying she rinsed/washed her hair not her face. I think she does her skincare routine before getting in the shower. Probably so she can go right to bed after. Also I agree with you. Sometimes I don't cleanse in the morning, I just use a toner.
Susan Yara love your videos 😭😂
I love it. What an amzing suprise
Wow I didn’t know it’s a possibility that glycolic acid can cause hyperpigmentation on darker skin, thank you
It's not just darker skin. Glycolic acid can cause pigmentation on any skin! Especially if you have actice acne.
damn... same. wtf I've been using it while also trying to get rid of hyperpigmentation :////
You should watch the hyperpigmentation clinic, she specialises in POC skin types
This was quite interesting to watch. I'd love to know how Korean flight attendants prep their skin. It would be interesting considering how popular Korean skincare products are. Korean women in general are known for having good skin etc.
Oh are they never heard that stereotype before are Korean women in general known for having good skin yeah???? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@Sun_MoonAries um.. yeah. In korea, skincare is really important and advertised alot.
Naytasha Yes lol, they are literally leaders in the skin care game rn lol, culturally taking good care of your skin in korea is extremely important.
@@Sun_MoonAriesyou seem mighty pressed, ms. naytasha
@@Sun_MoonAries "I have time", proceeds to say you're not reading what she wrote, while writing a long comment yourself
Just a note about what you said about SPF and the ozone layer.. The ozone layer is in the stratosphere, which is the layer of the atmosphere above where we live and where we fly our planes (i.e. the troposphere), so you still have the ozone layer protecting you when you're flying...
YOU NEED TO DO BELLA THORNE'S GET READY WITH ME FOR BED!!! YOU'LL FREAK
Heidi Vidacak she already did it lol
@@robertkorelc4782 yeah she just did thank goodness.
Your comment made me watch the Bella video and honestly it was scarier than the new It and Annabelle movie combined 🤣🤣🤣
I still have nightmares from that undereye scrubbing with lemon and sugar.. With her light ginger skintone and no spf she is gonna age like milk
@@crimecosmetics4092 And when she said she gets really bad milia......like that's why girl!!
When the makeup wipes came out I laughed at Susan's reaction.
As Cabin Crew / Flight Attendants we have a minimum requirement for make up - so we have to wear it whilst on duty and it is mandatory but the make up requirement differ with each airline!
Can you react to Anastasia Beverly Hills skincare routine please
Sara Louise my god that was dreadful
I reckon! It’s been long enough since we requested it 😂
Susan is pregnant. She can't take that much of pressure watching that video I guess
They prob don wanna get on anastasias bad side
she did!
I have my hydrogel sheet mask on while I’m watching this, and imagining that Susan is giving me that little nod of approval that she does when she agrees with someone’s skincare routine. 🤣
I think Susan is a great "skin care teacher", but sometimes I get bored watching her videos and I forward to the end or stop watching bc she talks too much about the same thing on and on...
Haha, and raises her eybrows as she does it!!! The one thing Ive noticed that she does a lot, is say the word "Right?". Especially when shes trying to get a point across to us.
Amy Sturgeon I do that too, I think I got it from my parents or something
Hi, I just wanna point out that airplanes do NOT go above the ozone layer. They go very close beneath it, yes, but you’re still being protected from UV rays when on the plane; just not as much as if you were on the ground protected by clouds. It’s not completely “open” as you say, but still pretty harmful.
Bottomline is, if you’re going on a plane, no matter the length of the flight or the time of day of the flight, you should always be applying and reapplying sunscreen! 😊
Is it true that pilots and other airplane staff are sometimes classified as radiation hazard workers due to the high levels of radiation that they are exposed to on a regular basis?
@@Tina-fi2wy yes, it absolutely is! They're more exposed to radiation than a worker at a nuclear plant
she said it was thinner up there, not that there wasnt any
Enyo @08:59 “You’re closer to the sun and you have no protection up there. You don’t have the layer of the ozone to protect you”
As a flight attendant I agree you definitely need to adjust your skin care in the air. It is so dry, recycled and just unforgiving on your skin. I amp up my hydration big time on flights even though I have combo to normal skin these days - the older I am the dryer my skin is getting oh what joy.
I really love snow mushroom with hyaluronic acid serums, vit C with resveratrol serum. I then mix a honey serum with a EA ceramide serum capsule. I then apply eye cream and then a ceramide moisturiser. Before I apply the moisturiser I add just a drop of pure glycerin to boost it up. Then I use my all mineral sunscreen, min spf50 full spectrum, I try to use a long wear, water resistant variety. After a few minutes I then apply a hydrating primer with spf in it. I know layering spf does not increase the spf, my aim is more to try and get a more even layer of protection. Then I apply my make up.
When I get to my bed for the night I love a sheet mask but as Susan said I use my moisturiser after the sheet mask to seal it all in.
Lots o layers I know but once you get a routine you can speed through it and the pay off is happier skin happier you. Happy flying all ✈️
If the windows are closed and you are in side the plane, why do you need spf?
Tiffany Vu because the windows don’t block all the UV rays! They block the UV-B (burning) rays, but not the UV-A (aging) rays. So basically, your skin won’t burn but the UV-A rays still do a lot of damage to your skin, which is why you need to protect it :)
Exactly as Vivian said👍🏼, this applies on the ground too. Just because your inside does not mean the UVA is not coming through your windows, at home, work, in the car etc. 😎
Pippa Y yes! Basically just always wear a broad-spectrum SPF to make sure you stay as wrinkle-free as possible. I’m only 22 and already lathering on the SPF because preventing is key :)
That sounds like such a good routine!!😊 Do you have specific recommendation for a Vitamin c serum and a good mineral spf 50?🌞 I am a bit lost in this huge world full of skincare products🙈
Susan is the reason I stopped using makeup wipes and switched exclusively to a double cleanse starting with an oil based cleanser. :)
YAY!
yasssss
Me too
Why does the market bother having SPF 10-20 ?
Vinson Huynh I think it could be really useful if you’re going to stay inside
Higher spf can irritate sensitive skin so spf 10-20 is there for reason. I guess you just need to reapply more often
It sounds intriguing for consumers. Even though most people don’t know the full deal on why spf is so great and how to properly get all of the benefits, literally everyone knows that spf protects the skin to some degree. By only having spf 20 or less companies can save money on ingredients but still gain in sales.
*laughing in the Swedish dark*
I am always afraid that if I use too high spf im gonna end up having no tan in my face and I live near sea so I visit beach often. Am I wrong or right? xo
THANK YOU for referencing the rebound hyperpigmentation darker skinned people can experience with glycolic acid. I'm in a skincare group and the pitchforks come out when I reference how careful we need to be with glycolic acid and it's concentrations.
What percentage should we use?
@@user-bj1ez7wr7n nothing stronger than 15% unless it's an actual spa treatment and that's only on a bi weekly basis.
Lactic and mandelic acids are AHAs that are gentler and less likely to cause rebound hyperpigmentation for darker skin. Still be mindful of the concentration there. 10% is a good percentage for gentler AHA exfoliants
You know you’re a skin care junkie when you see skin routines and just wait for Susan‘s video to come out reviewing them 😂
Love it!
I watch them and instinctively know when Susan would make a face 😂
I know this may be extra work but when Susan does the recommendations in changing the routine, could you recommend actual products? Like when you say “hydrating toner” “vitamin c serum” can you give actual examples of good ones for that person/purpose?
A vitamin c serum is good for your skin and helps with discoloration. If you have tan to dark skin I recommend it!
Maybe just watch Susan's skincare routines videos
Thejazzlover, totally agree! I was asking if she could give actual product recommendations like brand wise that are specific to whatever person/skin type she’s reviewing
Try korean ones for instance, one of the most hydrating toner imo is "I'm from rice toner" and for vitamin c the klairs one is so good but if u need a higher percentage of vitamin c try the wishtrend one ❤❤
YESSSS PLEASE AGREED!!+
The reason it is so important stick to your skincare routine morning and night is because you're not getting the most benefits out of the products if you don't apply twice daily. Certain ingredients such as certain peptides and acids are only effective for 12 hours. If you don't apply am and pm then you're really not giving your skin a fair shot at achieving the results you want. As a licensed esthetician, I recommend that everyone educate themselves properly before giving people false information.
I think she's talking about rinsing off the conditioner and products out of her hair. I personally also have to spend at least 3-4 minutes in the shower trying to make sure all my hair products have been rinsed of my body.
She was definitely rinsing the product out of her hair. Curly hair is very different than straight hair, especially 3a+. You have a lot of product in your day to keep the curls defined. She was probably careful to not get her face in the water. I've tried this before too and it's hard and maybe not ideal, but she did not take off all the product.
A vid on fragrance free products pllz
James Welsh just uploaded a video on his channel about that..
Yes!!
The brand Cerave is amazing. Recommended by derm, cheap and mostly without frangrance
I work at tjmaxx and everytime I see someone buy makeup wipes I wanna yell at them!!!!! 😂😂
Hahaha! That would freak them out (but I would find it hilarious obviously).
I use them sometimes after a gym session but wash my face after
I've used to work at one as well 😅 i do not even want to know for how long those wipes have to sit in the warehouse, before they get into TJMaxx/TKMaxx.
Rebecca Galvan I use them to take the majority of the makeup off so I don’t have to work as hard and ruin towels
Rebecca Galvan did you know it actually takes 100 years for a makeup wipe to go away for good?
LIKE THIS SO SHE CAN REACT TO SKAI JACKSON’S SKINCARE ROUTINE!! 💖💖
I think she was talking about rinsing the product out of her hair. Because she was talking about co-washing.
I'm gonna defend wipes one time because I'm becoming annoyed you don't seem to believe there is a situation where they're a good choice. Depression though. When my depression is peak, I don't get up and do a full skin routine. If I swipe some stuff off my face, it might actually be a win that day.
(I don't use wipes anymore though. Microfiber reusable cotton rounds and micellar water or toner or whatever is within reach)
I really love the recommended skincare routine at the end. I learn so much more! Unforunately, it's a double-edged sword. The more info I get, my shopping list gets longer! Hahahuhu
She was talking about her hair when she began to discuss co-washing and hotels having shampoos and conditioners without sulfates.
Liv Tyler just released her skincare routine!!
Definitely think she needs to stop using acids for a few weeks. All of those acids AND vitamin C on the daily.... doesn't sound like a good mix.
HP is treated progressively, not aggressively. Go to aggressive, and you can make it worse.
Yes, being too aggressive is one of the main issues!
I love these videos! Susan is always so sweet to the people she reviews. Many years ago, I destroyed my skin barrier so badly from over cleansing that I ended up with rosacea. I was cringing watching this, as I felt she was also over exfoliating. I stay away from glycolic acids for my skin. I'm too paranoid about over doing it again, now that my skin is back to normal.
Sal Bolton Ugh that’s awful! Fear of that happening is why, even though Susan recommends it, I don’t double-cleanse. Although I personally don’t have it, I have a family history of psoriasis and other inflammatory skin conditions, so I’m afraid of triggering it in myself. Plus I rarely wear makeup so I don’t think a double cleanse is really necessary for me.
@Miss Steele Yeah I’ve learned a lot since I wrote that comment. I double cleanse when I feel like I need it.
Using a glycolic acid toner at night has helped my hyperpigmentation. But she is right I wouldn't use it in the morning.
They did a "how it's made" on glow recipe items and apparently the watermelon smell is because they use actual watermelons in the recipe. I don't know if they add fragrance on top of that but yeah... apparently they use avocados in their avocado range too.
I saw that and I appreciate their brand so much more.
I would love to hear more of your thoughts on skincare for flight attendants! Specially a routine for someone with very dry skin. I would be sooooo grateful 🙏🏻
I was literally just thinking this evening “I wish Susan would do a skincare routine critique. Feels like we are due to see one right about now .” And poof - there it is. 🙌🏼🙏🏻😉
You should react to instagram skincare videos!!!!
Short and Nerdy lmao she would hate them
Iamarielle thats the point hahahaha
THANK YOU SO MUCH ON BEHALF OF ALL THE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS ACROSS THE GLOBE
Omg I just adore Susan's face every time someone uses make up wipes😂
Okay now that I’m not hyperventilating thank you so much for these videos-literally life changing as I’ve learned so much and my skin has really benefited!
I really enjoyed this reaction compared to the celebrity ones! It’s nice to see the common woman’s routine. And I love that you gave her recommendations since a flight attendant has such a different environment! My 28th birthday is a week away and you have changed my skincare game Susan💕I wish I found you sooner!
A video review on the whole collection of neutrogenas hydro boost please!! really want a break down i enjoy some of the products but not all of them.
Susan, you are the most gorgeous, classy and knowledgeable person on TH-cam!! You obsess over the same details skin care nerds do! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
She is good but not that knowledgeable, she didn't say anything about those awful Mario badescu products
SPF15 is equivalent sun protection to standing behind a window. Go for 30 or even better 50 ladies !!
Spf means nothing when it comes to that it just means how long the protection will last
Although the SPF number is important, the point is how many times the SPF is applied during the day.🤔
that's just not true. spf 15 filters out about 93% of UVB radiation, spf 30 filters out 96% and spf 50 98%. and if we want to know how much of UVA radiation gets filtered out, we need to know the ppd number of the sunscreen.
window glass blocks about 60% of UVB radiation, and allows almost all UVA radiation through. so that's totally not the same :D
@@sv-bd5em Nope, most SPFs only last 40 to 80 minutes.
All your points are interesting and makes me wonder what is correct! I was passing on advice from a friend who works at a skin cancer foundation so 🤷🏻♀️ Perhaps @susanyara can enlighten us 😆
Susan, can you do a "Best of..." for each step in a skincare routine?
honestly, what made me a subscriber of this channel is Ms.Yara's reaction when she sees a makeup wipe :D
everytime i see your videos, i’m just in awe of your knowledge and beauty! 😍
LOL i LOVE that she redid her whole morning and night routine.
Great reaction video! One thing about glycolic acid- I asked my esthetician, and she says that the only concern for causing hyperpigmentation in darker tones applies to high concentrations found in peels and products not available directly to consumers. Caroline Hirons also just addressed this in her video with Dija Ayodele. It's super helpful to know this, as I avoided it for a long time because of this concern. :)
It's a good point! It's the overuse that can be damaging.
Thanks for reviewing “commoners”, hope to see more in the future”🙌🏽
She was not a commoner, she was using expensive products ( mario badescu )
Bella Wijaya she meant someone who isn’t a public figure lol
@@avadakeduhvra oh really? I'm sorry I'm terrible at english lol
Bella Wijaya Mario badescu isn’t expensive in relation to other products. Mid range prices but relatively affordable
@@ladylaurenia oh i guess i'm just really poor then.. hahaha
I think mineral oil is best, it just sits on the skin so it would help lock in that moisture and help prevent trans epidermal water loss.
I think she kept her face out of the shower. She was rinsing/conditioning her hair and probably washing her body. Could be hard though.
I never wash my face in the morning. I just use some gentle hydrating toner on a cotton pad to get any product or oils off st a surface level to apply more.
The video is out of order, she showered before & the editing put it out of order. If you notice her hair was done before she started makeup
could you please do an updated skincare routine please, am dying . to know how you get your flawless skin
Regarding the comment about being unsure if hydrating cleansers are good for reactive/acne/oily skin:
I have oily/combination acneic and reactive skin and I use a hydrating cleanser along with an oil cleanser as first step. Using hydrating/gentle cleansers really reduced my acne and oil production, which was aggravated by using stripping cleansers for acne for years. Harsh cleansers marketed to my acneic skin type dehydrated my skin and wore away my natural skin barrier which actually made my acne worse. Hydrating cleansers are the way to go!
After my oil cleanser (at night only to take off spf) I switch between Krave moisturizing cleanser and CeraVe renewing salicylic acid cleanser depending on whether I need more moisture/gentle treatment, or if I see any congestion. Both cleansers are extremely gentle, even though the CeraVe has salicylic acid. I also let 10% benzoyl peroxide cream cleanser sit for a few minutes as a spot treatment on acne spots while I'm cleansing, but I never apply it all over my face like I used to.
Also seconding the comment about CeraVe moisturizing cream - it really is amazing on reactive skin! I can't recommend it highly enough for reactive, acneic, sensitive, combination skin. I actually use it both night and morning and used to be totally scared that a thick cream like that would break me out. Instead it helps my skin stay healthy and moisturized and I get less acne. Don't be afraid, try it out!
The spf was 15. Eke. Idk. That’s waaaaay too low imo. She’s a cutie patootie. I always use 50. No matter what.
when i hear flight attendant and skincare, i immediately think of mj!
this was super informative xx
My skin does best when i don't wash my face in the morning. So definitely not crazy to me. I'm combo skin. Love your vids.
Your makeup looks beautiful Susan!
Thank you!
I love you so much Susan! Always and forever ♾!❤️
Please make a video about Kiehl's products ! especially ''midninght recovery'' it's my favorite ! :) Love your work xo
I hope she watches this video and learn something.
I feel sad for this girl bc just like her I also had to fight to get rid of stains and in the beginning I did everything wrong and just worsened the scars on my face ♥️😔
Thank you for creating 4 routines!!! This is a lifesaver for those of us who fly often!
There's few things I enjoy more than seeing Susan's reaction after she sees someone pull out makeup wipes 🤣
Oh man, I'd love for Susan to review my routine. I'd love to know if the numerous steps I do are actually worth it, or if I'm wasting my money.
Very insightful to watch Arnesah's video and then yours. I'm also Cabin Crew (Indian) but with DRY/NORMAL skin. Often I cheat and skip a really good skincare routine because I'm exhausted after all my flights, but now at 40+yrs, I really need to up my game again......I'd be super intrigued to know what are my essential products....
Love your videos! I am 20 years old and I've only started to be aware of skincare now.
I believe the product she says she spent several minutes rinsing off in the shower is the hair product from earlier. Notice how right after she says that, she goes into talking about the type of shampoo she uses.
I got here early. Live these reaction videos!
Incredible indepth video Susan. I’m learning so so much !
So glad you did this one as I am a flight attendant. The hardest part for me is worrying about reapplying SPF on the plane. I always wear it before a flight (thanks to you!) but it's during the day flights that I worry about it. Thanks for all the tips!
Do a Malassezia skincare routine 🥰😫😍💕
Theresa Capell oh my god! Yes
Pleaseee
Yasss Queen of skincare💓💓
I'm so happy Susan is finally recommending fragrance-free products
As a flight attendant I absolutely loved watching this!! I thought I was the most extra woman on the planet having "im on airplanes today" vs "im not on airplanes today" routines, but what you said is so true! I will use the SF jetlag mask under my makeup at work, and then switch to a light gel moisturizer on my days off...it's crazy how much our skin needs can differ. Thank you so much for giving crew an incredible video to refer to!
Farmacy cleansing balm is 🔥🔥🔥 I love it
This was terrific! I love hearing the changes you suggest and why. Always so educational!!
( and congratulations if you've had your baby girl by now. )🍼👶🏽💝
Morning and night time skincare routine for those that actually live in the desert pleeeeaaase!!!!
Well... this was amazing! I learned so much!! Thank you, Susan!!! 💖💋
I feel like the makeup wipes are exposure therapy for poor Susan.
Thank you so much for this video, as a flight attendant which is starting to discover the skincare world this video has been the most informative and gave me a bit of direction towards achieving my skincare goals while flying. Thank you so much. God bless you!
We need a Susan Yara pre & post flight skincare routine!
IVE BEEN DYING FOR THIS AS A FLIGHT ATTENDANT!
How I'd love to meet Arnesah while being on a flight! She seems so nice somehow ☺️
Anastasia’s routine!!!! Pleeaaaasssseee!
I’d love to see your take on a skin care routine for mature skin.
Loooove these videos!! but I do want to point out that SPF on flights is as important as SPF is on an everyday basis. The ozone layer doesn't get "thinner" as you rise in altitude. Ozone exists mostly in the stratosphere, and on commercial flights, we are still in the troposphere. So the ozone layer is still above us to protect us from UV rays.
Most commercial flights fly in the lower part of the stratosphere. I didn't make that up. ;)
And agreed, SPF is important on regular days too, but from talking to people, they seem to think they don't need an SPF on an airplane since they're "inside" but they do need it and maybe even more.
That PTR cleanser she uses is a gel cleanser and it’s lovely. I notice a difference when I use it.
Aaaah!!! Thank you! thank you for putting this very honest review! I've been a flight attendant for a very long time and I also noticed that many of these younger "skincare savvy" flight attendants, I'm looking at you younger millennials lol They have a shitload of skincare and a shitload of skin dilemmas as well, lol. I only have four things in my bag, my Kiehls calendula toner to wash my face in the morning, CERAVE moisturizer, mineral sunscreen spf 45, and a concealer. Oh that Mario Badescu spray fragrant spray, I do use it but as an air freshener in the lavatory, lol Arnesah got an amazing young skin and she don't need all these nonsense skincare on flight.
I never realized I needed SPF on a plane! I fly a few times a year and I usually do skip makeup and just leave a heavily moisturizer face. Since I hate touching my face while in the airport or plane I bring a small spray bottle filled with half rose water and half of a rice and carrot based toner and I’ll spray my face throughout the flight. I find it gives my face some moisture without having to touch my face throughout the flight.
Susan, please review Stephanie Nicole’s night time and/or day time skin routine. I know she does long thorough videos, but maybe u can fast forward thru it ?
I think when she was talking about rinsing things off she meant her hair? That she was rinsing product out of her hair not off her skin? Although I don’t know why she wouldn’t do that first either before starting the skincare routine at all
ZoeLynn Frames I think you might be right but I still don’t know why she would do her skincare before getting in the shower 😬
I’m just as confused as Susan is lol
About 18 months ago in the mornings I started to do my skin care routine before my shower. This gives my layers and spf time to sink in and gets rid of the slight white cast I get from my factor 50 spf. I wash my hair in the evenings so overall my routine just works for me.
Can you please do lots of the allure videos? It’s awesome to see celebrity skincare but it’s also nice to see what other people days are like
Yaass was looking forward to this one!
Last I checked, the Mario Badescu Glycolic Acid Toner only had 2% AHA and I’ve also seen a few comments saying the PH is too high. I think the cleanser has a small amount too plus AHAs are water soluble and very ineffective in a wash off product like that. Because of this, I’m not overly concerned about the AHA in her routine though I think physical exfoliation daily with a brush is too much. I’m more worried about some of the essential oils, sulfates, and other irritants in her routine.
PLEASE WATCH KELSEY KIRMIT AND DERMATOLOGIST I WOULD LOVE THAT SOOOOO MUCH
You should do DeWanda Wise’s skin care routine !!
Omg I’ve been waiting for this!! Coming from a flight attendant I needed you to make this video like forever ago. Lol make more! Haha I need more tips for FA’s. 🙏🏻💕
Bella Thorne`s All Naturel skincare review!!!!
I love these series! Could you do a skin care make over? Example redo the flight attendant skin care routine and see how it works compare what she use to do.
CeraVe moisturizing cream is my favorite 🙌🏼 Vanicream moisturizing cream is another good one but I don't like that it has petrolatum.
Thank you for this video, I really enjoyed. And thank you so much for mentioning SPF because yes we need it to even if we're going close to the sun.
I always love your reaction when someone put a make up wipes 😂..