Agreed! I am not a fan of looking up a recipe online or on youtube and hearing some long diatribe about the history of the food, etc. Just need the recipe and directions.
I have used this technique for *decades* and at 65, I don't even have crows feet! I don't always use the eye cream first, but I 'do' always the Vaseline, every single night before bed. (Who cares what it does to your pillowcases--just change/wash 'em!) :)
It never occurred to me to use the same technique I use for my hands and fingernails and adopt it under the eyes. Wayne, you're an absolute gem. Congratulations on your marriage. Rst to you and your husband. Update: I've been applying Vaseline under my eyes as recommended for the past 2 weeks nightly and have noticed that my under eye area is more hydrated and the lines are fewer and finer. If you haven't tried this technique, I highly recommend applying Wayne's tips.
My under eyes are no longer crepe like after doing this twice a week for the past month, this video has been an absolute godsend! 👏🏻 Thank you so much for sharing 💜
“Your pillows get vile.” I don’t know why I found that so funny! Anyway, thanks for this trick, and HUGE CONGRATS to you and your husband! May you enjoy many, many years of non-vile pillows together. 💖💖💖
We have a beautiful community here in Wayne’s World! No room for negativity or hate! I am so proud and privileged to be a member! Love you and your channel Wayne! You’ve helped this senior gal so much! Bless you!✨❤️✨🙏🏻✨🥰✨
I had an old, old, old patient teach me about Vaseline. She looked 60 but was in her 80s. Vaseline was her secret. She used vaseline as her moisturizer in the evening. No wrinkles. She didn’t do this huge amount, just a thin layer as a light face cream. People frown on vaseline because it’s petroleum derived, but it’s non-comedogenic and doesn’t feed bacteria like plant oils. It’s better for your skin if your acne prone, especially fungal acne which feeds and multiplies off of oils and sebum. You just want to use a really good cleanser each day to throughly cleanse the skin the next morning. I use bioderma atoderm cleanser. Love you Wayne. You look great btw.💜
WHAT!?!?!? I’m well into my 40’s and have NEVER even heard of this! I’m bummed… I could have been getting a more moisturized/smooth under-eye years ago! Wayne to the rescue, yet again! Love this tip! Thank You!
Yes what he says it works, I do the same but with Nivea cream (blue tin German) I apply after I moisturise a thin layer, is wonderful!! I'm 47 and no wrinkles! Check TH-cam videos of Nivea blue tin.
Ooh yes, apply an oil over your hyaluronic acid to stop evaporation have a look at dermatologist Dr Dray, she tells you all about it, I have been doing it since about my 40s and I am 64 now.
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws yes oils are great I love them! I use coconut oil to remove makeup and then double cleanse. Rosehip oil is my favourite to apply together with moisturizer. Sometimes the simple things are the less expensive and more effective!😃
I just turned 64, been living a very reclusive life, stopped doing any skincare and wearing makeup for 20+ years. That being said, I'm starting to get back into both and wondering if doing either hacks would be too soon for me to start. I only trust you to answer this, truly I do! Congratulations on your marriage. I wish you both all of life's happiness it will bring!
@@janabeckman545 aquaphor is also mostly petroleum jelly. But he said this technique is only supposed to be used a couple times a week anyway, so it should be fine. :)
Before I apply my makeup, i simply use hyaluronic acid & then apply a thin layer or Vaseline to my forehead wrinkles, marionette lines, & under my eyes & then blot the areas to absorb about 80%. It keeps fine lines & wrinkles at bay all day long. My skin has never gotten irritated, but I also don’t use retinol.
Beware to my Milia people: If Vaseline is too heavy and clogs your pores, try using a Lil dab of dry oil under your eyes. I even use a Lil bit over my concealer and powder too, no more creasing. I esp like Tatchas dry oil but pricy. I use the Vaseline just on my crows feet since I can't use it directly under my eyes, thought I would share my tips:)
I was shocked to find out this had a name (slugging), I've been doing it since my early thirties (I'm 44 soon) I do it about an hour before bed. Sometimes two, and it saves a bit of mess on the pillowcases. My grandmother used the technique.. I'd watch her do her skin care routine when I was a wee whipper-snapper!
I do this all the time! It makes my under eyes look great! Tip- You can use Aquafor, Cerave Healing Ointment, or Vaseline! Anything that has a petrolatum base!
Thank god for you. You’ve taught me so much. You’re literally the first makeup TH-camr that I’ve followed and you STILL find new tips and tricks to this day. Keep it up!
He's an OG I've watched him on and off too for years nd have learnt a few tips for sure Also he seems like a nice guy which is getting rarer to see on TH-cam.
Great tips, I was taught to use your ring finger when working in the eye area because it is the weakest finger. Additionally, going in the opposite direction (outer to inner corner). Gravity already pulls from inner to outer.
One of the many reasons I will always prefer your videos to other influencers (beyond the fact you have experience and qualifications to back up your knowledge) is that you always explain to limit things. I used to do slugging every night, but ended up with milia around my eyes because my skin couldn’t handle the occlusivity all the time. It sounds silly but it never occurred to me to limit this, I just thought it wasn’t for me.
@@laundrybasket2689 vaseline is an occlusive. occlusive (plural occlusives) (phonetics) A phoneme produced by obstructing airflow in the vocal tract, but not necessarily in the nasal tract. (cosmetics) A product that forms a protective film and traps moisture against the skin.
I'm not a believer of the use of eyecream buuuut, I'm totally into sealing in the undereye in this way with whatever actives you're using. I struggled with eczema near my eyes for years and it just made make up look awful. I put 8hr cream on a dew nights a week and it's gone. And that just makes me so happy when ive soent good mobey on a lovely concealer or foundation. Wayne, you do a cracking job of straight-talking, thoughtful advice to all ages... just fab.
Thats a good tip for people that have great skin and no issues. But, Damn.. that's gonna clog pores and give those white bumps 😅 especially for someone with skin like mine that breaks out from everything. I'm jealous, I wish I could do it!
Loved this 😊! part two of this tip is super important, as too much congestion can lead to irritation or milia (Also known as the random bumps that may sort of send me crazy lol). Best tip to remain consistent is choose two days. Either the two days in prep for the weekend, the weekend in prep for the week, or as a mini prep for both by applying on the night before both (typically Thursday and Sunday). Seeing benefits in skincare is all about consistency, and Wayne Goss style in true to form consistency is that “less is more” 🌼😊🌼
@@laura_sotomayor milia are like small keratin cysts, so fastest way to remove them would be at a dermatologist office via laser or extraction. AHAs and retinoids help exfoliate and break them down, tretanoin clears mine pretty quick, but because I only occasionally get one or two near my eye, I’ll use a cotton stick to only apply a small bit on it
@@collettchaney120 depends what you mean by ‘baggy’? Loose skin, discolouration, puffiness, or maybe allergies or a combination? The skin around the eye is only about a quarter of the thickness of the skin on the larger areas of your face, so it is always better to treat it more delicately. there is a period of adjustment with products like tretinoin, which is essentially designed to speed up skin cell turnover, that will enhance skin sensitivity, it doesn’t last forever and generally has positive effects on all the other concerns that may cause a baggy appearance to the eye area. But...nothing works if you don’t protect the area with sunscreen. Sunlight is pretty dam good at causing all the problems we associate with baggy eyes
My grammie did too! She didn't call it slugging, she didn't call it anything really she just did it. She also used Ponds cold cream to remove her pancake makeup and her skin was like glass.
My mom used Albolene Cream at night even when she wasn't wearing makeup. Her face was remarkably smooth for someone who smoked 2 packs a day and lived on coffee and sugar for 70+ years. I follow her skincare routines, but none of the rest...! Thanks for your honesty and enthusiasm, Wayne!
@@MyCleverHandle Wow!!!! I gotta try your moms technique with the Albolene cream at night before bed! I wanna look great at 70 too!! Is there any other step she does with this cream?? Thank you so much in advance!!🙋♀️💕💕
I've been following you for many years now and have seen your ups and downs. I just want to say how happy you look, and I'm also very happy for you. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff. Have a great week.
I've been using vaseline for over 20 years every night. My mums 78 and used vaseline on her face at night for over 50 yrs every night. Neither of us have wrinkles and they key is in thr hydration that vaseline provides. It locks in and helps massively.
I've been doing the slugging technique for over a year now, especially during heating season, using CeraVe ointment and I have noticed my skin looking better this past year. I'm 66 and retired so I tend to do this earlier in the day so by the time I go to bed it really hasn't made a mess on the pillowcase.
I just commented and then glanced down and saw your comment about CeraVe Healing Ointment. I’ve been using it for a couple of years, on advice from my dermatologist, and I agree with you 100%! I also apply this a couple of hours before I actually get to bed and have had no issues with it getting on my pillows. I also use it on my cheeks where I have redness due to rosacea. I’ll be 54 in a couple of weeks and the other day a woman (who turned out to be 35) thought I was her age! I don’t think I look quite that young but people often think I’m much younger. I buy the really large tubes and it lasts for ages. My 17 year old daughter has eczema and her hands are so awful especially in the winter with cracking and bleeding. The healing ointment is one of 2 products she can use that doesn’t burn and actually helps. I wish I had some before and after pics.
Instead of overnight I do it when I get home from work. I also use an under eye reusable sticky patch. Take the Vaseline off before bed so it doesn’t ruin your pillow cases.
Instead of vaseline, I've been using whipped shea butter on a nightly basis. They're both classed as occlusives, but shea butter is a more natural alternative to vaseline. (I'm not a fan of petroleum jelly).
Me too, for years. Lately I’ve been using cerave healing ointment instead of plain Vaseline, and for a while I used the vaseline with cocoa butter. It’s kind of a “duh” thing for those of us who had to take care of our skin for decades before the invention of tik tok!
@@fredacharbel7510 I wonder why the Vaseline would irritate your eyes because there are ophthalmic ointments (antibiotics, steroids) that are administered in a petrolatum base because it’s totally inert and does nothing. Are you buying a Vaseline with something in it? Like I actually prefer the one with cocoa butter but that could potentially be irritating. Try to put it around the eyes but not right on the eyelids. Good luck. (Cerave is safe but if you don’t like the Vaseline the cerave will probably be worse).
Thank you once again Wayne! I’m 69 years old with very dry under eyes no matter what I do. And I do a lot to remedy this situation. Nothing works but because of you I know this one will! You’re the best. Love you!
I started doing this method since you posted the video. Great results with more hydration and less hallowed. Thank you Wayne. Congratulations on your marriage 🎉
Hi Wayne!! Thank you for this video, I've been noticing some more visible under eye lines, and was wondering what I could do to help. Also, HUGE CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR MARRIAGE! I'm SO happy for you!
Dermatologist actually recommend you do this every night if you find it doesn't irritate your skin! Vaseline is very healthy for your skin. It heals and preserves it. It doesn't block pores. Some people say it has helped to clear their acne, but always be on the lookout for what irritates your skin and self test
I’ve been using this technique for YEARS! I use un petroleum jelly!! It’s not irradiating to the eyes at all and I use it every night! Thanks for sharing Wayne ♥️♥️♥️
Hi Wayne!! Thanks so much for this. I have a question about the eye cream application-do you only treat the under eye area typically or do you do the whole eye? I tend to avoid the upper as the cream seems to cause my eye liner to smear on my upper crease even with primer, powder etc. If you've already addressed this in another video I apologize. I would really appreciate some advice and Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 on your marriage!!
This is one of your best tips! My under eye area is my main issue. Circles, dryness and slight puffiness. But, your great advice has helped - especially with hydration, which I needed. Thank you!
This is such a coincidence - I was only looking up about slugging this morning but wasn't sure whether to do it. And then, Wayne, you mention it, which is good enough for me!
I've never even heard of this! Thank you! You're my lifeline to the world of skin care and makeup. I get too overwhelmed by going to the store. I literally had to call my husband to help me out of Sephora because it was too much. LOL.
I’ve had deep under eye wrinkles and very dark circles since I was a child, doctors said it was caused from allergies. Either way, it’s hard to find real advice that can work for young people with deep wrinkles but not overall mature or softer skin. Not sure if this will help since I’ve had these deep wrinkles for forever, but I can’t wait to try this technique tonight! Thank you Wayne!! 💕
One of my mama’s best tips to me when I was in my 20s! She had the most beautiful skin up into her 70s. I’m nearly 50 and for all of my ill advised sun worshiping, my skin looks remarkably good .. other than my hatred of gravity lol. Wish Vaseline could give me a snatched jawline again 😂!!
I do this and also have gotten reusable silicone patches from Pacifica (also a forehead patch) and I sleep with those. It really helps having an sleep eye mask to hold things in with no issues. The forehead patch truly helped with my forehead wrinkles
I recently started to use old good vaseline after applying my eye cream (and nobody told me about it, I just felt I want to do it, I guess intuitively...) I originally bought it for my dry feet and then I started to use it for many other things like removing my eye make up....I also mix it with my foundation sometimes... it is not expensive here in US.. I love it!
I've always (since I was a teen and started wearing it) removed my eye makeup with baby oil. Always. Age 64 now and have no wrinkles at the eye. Just wish I'd used that baby oil at my upper lip, however!
Wayne you are an absolute makeup and skincare professional! I tried this overnight last night and the results were amazing I have always taken care of my skin and I'm 72 Wayne and I cannot believe this big shout-out from all of my seventy-two-year-old buddies they love you all of them girls and guys! And they will be tuning in from now on
Can you do the vaseline with your eye cream every night if you’re not doing retinol? Also, what do you think of the new Dior correct concealer formula? You are the best!!
If you’re not using retinol then absolutely yes you can use Vaseline under your eyes every night. It’s a wonderful way to lock in any eye creams you are using. You can also just use Vaseline by itself as a moisturiser under the eyes. One thing to be mindful of - anything you put under Vaseline works better which is why you don’t want a retinol under your eyes with Vaseline locking it in, if you have sensitive skin that is prone to drying easily.
You can… BUT if you are prone to Milia (tiny white clogged bumps) don’t use Vaseline, because of it causes milia, as well as other too heavy creams for under eyes.
Short, sweet, and to the point! Thank you so much for the information. I love shorter videos like yours! It makes my life so much easier. Many blessings to you!
Dears, don’t let your eyes get to a state where you must wear make up. Prevention, prevention, prevention. I am turning 50 and no wrinkles what so ever due to my lifestyle and skincare.
Hello Wayne. Greetings from Spain. I'm glad you recommend this technique for smothering the skin under the eyes too because I was already using to prevent my concealer from creasing.
Another great tip is to not wash your face in the morning... I know this sounds weird but hear me out. Instead of water and face wash, use micellar water and a cotton round to remove oil and overnight products. Its made a huge difference in my skin health and dryness.
Oh, definitely going to try this! Been so frustrated with my skin as I'm nearing 50, between the lines and dryness it's pretty upsetting. The under eye area has definitely been a source of frustration so I'm going to try this to help that area stay moisturized and hopefully younger looking! Thanks! 🙂
Castor oil rubbed into skin covered with vaseline at night. I'm telling you, try it for 30 days. It even tightens skin around eyes and makes hooded eyes less hooded
Dear person reading this YOU are such a blessing to beyond a gazillion times and beyond that and beyond that and beyond that and beyond that!😀
😊 Thank you, and You are too! ❤
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You too!!! ❤
Thank you. I TRULY needed to hear kind and encouraging words as this today. God bless you! YOU are a blessing!
❤❤❤may the same be true for you!!!
Short succinct video, not pushing products, very professional and informative under 3 minutes, thank you!
Agreed! I am not a fan of looking up a recipe online or on youtube and hearing some long diatribe about the history of the food, etc. Just need the recipe and directions.
Yes!! I always have loved Wayne's videos. Cool dude and very down to earth ❤
I have used this technique for *decades* and at 65, I don't even have crows feet! I don't always use the eye cream first, but I 'do' always the Vaseline, every single night before bed. (Who cares what it does to your pillowcases--just change/wash 'em!) :)
My mom, (R.I.P.) did that w/lotion and Vaseline on her very beautiful legs for decades.
Truly works!
It never occurred to me to use the same technique I use for my hands and fingernails and adopt it under the eyes. Wayne, you're an absolute gem. Congratulations on your marriage. Rst to you and your husband.
Update: I've been applying Vaseline under my eyes as recommended for the past 2 weeks nightly and have noticed that my under eye area is more hydrated and the lines are fewer and finer. If you haven't tried this technique, I highly recommend applying Wayne's tips.
Wait. I soo this to my dry feet! I didn’t even notice until reading your comment lol
Have your pillows become vile ?
Be careful…he said to do it two nights a WEEK, not every night.
@@SuperSkinandHairCarethink he said two night If you use retinol. With normal eye cream think every night should be fine x
@Samrawit Eri you want to let the skin breathe or you could end up with milia. Applying an occlusive like Vaseline nightly wouldn't be recommended.
I’m almost 70 with very dry skin. Slugging has been miraculous for my dry irritated skin, I do my entire face several time per week. Thanx Wayne.
Congratulations on your marriage! 😃 Also, this is exactly the video I've been needing this winter!
omg who is he married to!?
I didn't know he got married , good for him he deserves to be happy
This is a great tip , I’m going to try ASAP, in my 60’s my skin is much dryer than used to be , Thank u 👁️👁️
Love these videos.
@@cindybarraco5815 You look amazing for 60!!! i would've never guessed!! you r literally shitting on 60 girl!!❤❤❤
My under eyes are no longer crepe like after doing this twice a week for the past month, this video has been an absolute godsend! 👏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing 💜
“Your pillows get vile.” I don’t know why I found that so funny! Anyway, thanks for this trick, and HUGE CONGRATS to you and your husband! May you enjoy many, many years of non-vile pillows together. 💖💖💖
We have a beautiful community here in Wayne’s World! No room for negativity or hate! I am so proud and privileged to be a member! Love you and your channel Wayne! You’ve helped this senior gal so much! Bless you!✨❤️✨🙏🏻✨🥰✨
I've been using coconut oil for a few years now. And honestly I think it works better than any creams or serums.
I had an old, old, old patient teach me about Vaseline. She looked 60 but was in her 80s. Vaseline was her secret. She used vaseline as her moisturizer in the evening. No wrinkles. She didn’t do this huge amount, just a thin layer as a light face cream. People frown on vaseline because it’s petroleum derived, but it’s non-comedogenic and doesn’t feed bacteria like plant oils. It’s better for your skin if your acne prone, especially fungal acne which feeds and multiplies off of oils and sebum. You just want to use a really good cleanser each day to throughly cleanse the skin the next morning. I use bioderma atoderm cleanser.
Love you Wayne. You look great btw.💜
It still gives me pimples, I wish it didn’t
WHAT!?!?!? I’m well into my 40’s and have NEVER even heard of this! I’m bummed… I could have been getting a more moisturized/smooth under-eye years ago! Wayne to the rescue, yet again! Love this tip! Thank You!
Yes what he says it works, I do the same but with Nivea cream (blue tin German) I apply after I moisturise a thin layer, is wonderful!! I'm 47 and no wrinkles! Check TH-cam videos of Nivea blue tin.
Ooh yes, apply an oil over your hyaluronic acid to stop evaporation have a look at dermatologist Dr Dray, she tells you all about it, I have been doing it since about my 40s and I am 64 now.
@@freedomparadisechick6564 yes if I don't have oil to hand Nivea is what I slap on top of my treatments too.
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws yes oils are great I love them! I use coconut oil to remove makeup and then double cleanse.
Rosehip oil is my favourite to apply together with moisturizer. Sometimes the simple things are the less expensive and more effective!😃
I just turned 64, been living a very reclusive life, stopped doing any skincare and wearing makeup for 20+ years. That being said, I'm starting to get back into both and wondering if doing either hacks would be too soon for me to start. I only trust you to answer this, truly I do! Congratulations on your marriage. I wish you both all of life's happiness it will bring!
Never too soon to start.
Love you videos. Simply, short and straight to the point. Thank you.
Someone hand this man the Nobel Prize asap!
I have been slugging everyday now with aquaphor . It’s fantastic. Love your content!!
I was just about to tell every one to use Aquaphor! I have the big tub of it, lol.
I was thinking aquaphor. Petroleum jelly would clog the pores
@@janabeckman545 aquaphor is also mostly petroleum jelly. But he said this technique is only supposed to be used a couple times a week anyway, so it should be fine. :)
What about the vaseline in the morning, does it have to be removed or has it disappeared by then.
Greetings from Germany
Brigitte
Nivea blue tin (German) Amazing for under the eyes!! Use after eye cream. Many TH-cam videos comparing it with "La Mer" has many same ingredients.
Before I apply my makeup, i simply use hyaluronic acid & then apply a thin layer or Vaseline to my forehead wrinkles, marionette lines, & under my eyes & then blot the areas to absorb about 80%. It keeps fine lines & wrinkles at bay all day long. My skin has never gotten irritated, but I also don’t use retinol.
Beware to my Milia people: If Vaseline is too heavy and clogs your pores, try using a Lil dab of dry oil under your eyes. I even use a Lil bit over my concealer and powder too, no more creasing. I esp like Tatchas dry oil but pricy. I use the Vaseline just on my crows feet since I can't use it directly under my eyes, thought I would share my tips:)
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! No one ever discusses Milia. My eye areas clog instantly.
Yes and never slug over a retinol product. Way too irritating.
50/50 olive and castor oil applied last in your skincare routine will carry the products more deeply in to your skin.
Hey hun. What is dry oil?
I use Egyptian Magic in place of Vaseline
I was applying vaseline after putting the eye cream in without knowing! I now feel wonderful. Thank you so much.
Best makeup artist in the WORLD hands down 🙌🏼❤️💄
I was shocked to find out this had a name (slugging), I've been doing it since my early thirties (I'm 44 soon)
I do it about an hour before bed. Sometimes two, and it saves a bit of mess on the pillowcases.
My grandmother used the technique.. I'd watch her do her skin care routine when I was a wee whipper-snapper!
I do this all the time! It makes my under eyes look great!
Tip- You can use Aquafor, Cerave Healing Ointment, or Vaseline! Anything that has a petrolatum base!
I don’t remember life before your concealer hack. This is a perfect solution for under eye dryness.
Thank god for you. You’ve taught me so much. You’re literally the first makeup TH-camr that I’ve followed and you STILL find new tips and tricks to this day. Keep it up!
Agreed!
Same here🤗
He's an OG I've watched him on and off too for years nd have learnt a few tips for sure Also he seems like a nice guy which is getting rarer to see on TH-cam.
He knows what to do or not to do.Can learn a lot from him
Same!!🙌🏼 thank you Wayne for all that knowledge! God bless you❤
Thank you so much, Wayne! I'm 66 years and this method has worked like a miracle for me since 2 months ago - I'll be grateful forever!!!!!!
Great tips, I was taught to use your ring finger when working in the eye area because it is the weakest finger. Additionally, going in the opposite direction (outer to inner corner). Gravity already pulls from inner to outer.
Thanks Wayne……I’m sitting here with under eye patches with my morning coffee….going to try this!
One of the many reasons I will always prefer your videos to other influencers (beyond the fact you have experience and qualifications to back up your knowledge) is that you always explain to limit things.
I used to do slugging every night, but ended up with milia around my eyes because my skin couldn’t handle the occlusivity all the time. It sounds silly but it never occurred to me to limit this, I just thought it wasn’t for me.
Occlusive... occlusivity. 😉
@@DebbieTDP thanks 🥰
@@emmaking5361 at last someone that didn't get offended about a correction....💙🙏🏻
Sorry but what is occlusive? I have had a bit of milia under one of my eyes since I was in my 20’s and I still have it at 40.
@@laundrybasket2689 vaseline is an occlusive.
occlusive (plural occlusives) (phonetics) A phoneme produced by obstructing airflow in the vocal tract, but not necessarily in the nasal tract. (cosmetics) A product that forms a protective film and traps moisture against the skin.
This does work, i use cheap moisturizer and the slugging technique makes the moisturizer work like a very good eyecream.
For those who don’t use Vaseline , cold pressed organic grape seed oil or 100% organic Shea butter works as well
Yes because Vaseline can be clogging
Thank you , I don’t like Vaseline not good ingredients.
Or LRP B5 Baum
I use Paula's Choice Shea butter eye cream over top of their Ceramide eye cream at night, and I love it.
Thank you for options. Vaseline is old chemical based and I break out immediately. Not good petroleum.
I'm not a believer of the use of eyecream buuuut, I'm totally into sealing in the undereye in this way with whatever actives you're using. I struggled with eczema near my eyes for years and it just made make up look awful. I put 8hr cream on a dew nights a week and it's gone. And that just makes me so happy when ive soent good mobey on a lovely concealer or foundation. Wayne, you do a cracking job of straight-talking, thoughtful advice to all ages... just fab.
Thats a good tip for people that have great skin and no issues. But, Damn.. that's gonna clog pores and give those white bumps 😅 especially for someone with skin like mine that breaks out from everything. I'm jealous, I wish I could do it!
Congratulations on your marriage !! I’m so happy your happy & found someone to love who loves you! Thats what life is about!❤️
Loved this 😊! part two of this tip is super important, as too much congestion can lead to irritation or milia (Also known as the random bumps that may sort of send me crazy lol). Best tip to remain consistent is choose two days. Either the two days in prep for the weekend, the weekend in prep for the week, or as a mini prep for both by applying on the night before both (typically Thursday and Sunday). Seeing benefits in skincare is all about consistency, and Wayne Goss style in true to form consistency is that “less is more” 🌼😊🌼
Is there a way to get rid of those random bumps?
@@laura_sotomayor milia are like small keratin cysts, so fastest way to remove them would be at a dermatologist office via laser or extraction. AHAs and retinoids help exfoliate and break them down, tretanoin clears mine pretty quick, but because I only occasionally get one or two near my eye, I’ll use a cotton stick to only apply a small bit on it
Does this not make baggy eyes even worse?
@@collettchaney120 depends what you mean by ‘baggy’? Loose skin, discolouration, puffiness, or maybe allergies or a combination? The skin around the eye is only about a quarter of the thickness of the skin on the larger areas of your face, so it is always better to treat it more delicately. there is a period of adjustment with products like tretinoin, which is essentially designed to speed up skin cell turnover, that will enhance skin sensitivity, it doesn’t last forever and generally has positive effects on all the other concerns that may cause a baggy appearance to the eye area. But...nothing works if you don’t protect the area with sunscreen. Sunlight is pretty dam good at causing all the problems we associate with baggy eyes
@@lunar686 Puffy, like bulldog eyes 🙈
Slugging over retinoids or other actives is what could be too irritating.
Awesome video! Right to the point. Thank you.
My grandma taught me about slugging before she died and her skin was always gorgeous ❤
Hi .What’s slugging?
@@humahussain8586 Applying Vaseline over your eye cream to seal it.
My grammie did too! She didn't call it slugging, she didn't call it anything really she just did it. She also used Ponds cold cream to remove her pancake makeup and her skin was like glass.
My mom used Albolene Cream at night even when she wasn't wearing makeup. Her face was remarkably smooth for someone who smoked 2 packs a day and lived on coffee and sugar for 70+ years. I follow her skincare routines, but none of the rest...! Thanks for your honesty and enthusiasm, Wayne!
@@MyCleverHandle Wow!!!! I gotta try your moms technique with the Albolene cream at night before bed! I wanna look great at 70 too!! Is there any other step she does with this cream?? Thank you so much in advance!!🙋♀️💕💕
I use castor oil+vitamin E mix instead of vaseline every single night. Works for me.
I've been following you for many years now and have seen your ups and downs. I just want to say how happy you look, and I'm also very happy for you. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff. Have a great week.
We love him, don’t we? He is so sweet!!!!!! Vulnerable and REAL.
I've been using vaseline for over 20 years every night. My mums 78 and used vaseline on her face at night for over 50 yrs every night.
Neither of us have wrinkles and they key is in thr hydration that vaseline provides. It locks in and helps massively.
I've been doing the slugging technique for over a year now, especially during heating season, using CeraVe ointment and I have noticed my skin looking better this past year. I'm 66 and retired so I tend to do this earlier in the day so by the time I go to bed it really hasn't made a mess on the pillowcase.
I just commented and then glanced down and saw your comment about CeraVe Healing Ointment. I’ve been using it for a couple of years, on advice from my dermatologist, and I agree with you 100%! I also apply this a couple of hours before I actually get to bed and have had no issues with it getting on my pillows. I also use it on my cheeks where I have redness due to rosacea. I’ll be 54 in a couple of weeks and the other day a woman (who turned out to be 35) thought I was her age! I don’t think I look quite that young but people often think I’m much younger. I buy the really large tubes and it lasts for ages. My 17 year old daughter has eczema and her hands are so awful especially in the winter with cracking and bleeding. The healing ointment is one of 2 products she can use that doesn’t burn and actually helps. I wish I had some before and after pics.
Instead of overnight I do it when I get home from work. I also use an under eye reusable sticky patch. Take the Vaseline off before bed so it doesn’t ruin your pillow cases.
I use the slugging technique,and it's fantastic
Me too.
I can't. Milia. 🙁
Instead of vaseline, I've been using whipped shea butter on a nightly basis. They're both classed as occlusives, but shea butter is a more natural alternative to vaseline.
(I'm not a fan of petroleum jelly).
Brilliant! In full agreement.
I love petroleum jelly. Shea always irritates my eyes!
I don’t use an eye cream, just a normal moisturiser, but I’ve done this trick for ages and it works really well.
Me too, for years. Lately I’ve been using cerave healing ointment instead of plain Vaseline, and for a while I used the vaseline with cocoa butter. It’s kind of a “duh” thing for those of us who had to take care of our skin for decades before the invention of tik tok!
perfect! ty👍
@@vtcs1963 the Vaseline irritates my eyes! And was wondering if the cerave is ok for sensitive eyes? Thanks
It works great on the back of the hands too.
@@fredacharbel7510 I wonder why the Vaseline would irritate your eyes because there are ophthalmic ointments (antibiotics, steroids) that are administered in a petrolatum base because it’s totally inert and does nothing. Are you buying a Vaseline with something in it? Like I actually prefer the one with cocoa butter but that could potentially be irritating. Try to put it around the eyes but not right on the eyelids. Good luck. (Cerave is safe but if you don’t like the Vaseline the cerave will probably be worse).
I do this for my lips. A bit of eye cream and vaseline in the winter will plump those babies right up. That is my exactly 1 hack that I have.
Thank you once again Wayne! I’m 69 years old with very dry under eyes no matter what I do. And I do a lot to remedy this situation. Nothing works but because of you I know this one will! You’re the best. Love you!
Yeah I’m desperate too.
Nooooo! Vaseline is a byproduct of gasoline! 😳
Just use castor oil around eyes at night.
Eat a lot more animal fat in your diet.
Congratulations on your marriage!!! You're the best! Thank you!
I started doing this method since you posted the video. Great results with more hydration and less hallowed. Thank you Wayne. Congratulations on your marriage 🎉
It’s ok to apply Vaseline after retinol? Or I have to put on my face first retinol, moisturizer and after that vaseline???
Thank you for this cool tip Wayne,🤗 and CONGRATULATIONS on your marriage so happy for you both 🎉💜🎉🎉🎉💜
Hi Wayne!! Thank you for this video, I've been noticing some more visible under eye lines, and was wondering what I could do to help. Also, HUGE CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR MARRIAGE! I'm SO happy for you!
Dermatologist actually recommend you do this every night if you find it doesn't irritate your skin! Vaseline is very healthy for your skin. It heals and preserves it. It doesn't block pores. Some people say it has helped to clear their acne, but always be on the lookout for what irritates your skin and self test
Hello Wayne. You're getting more gorgeous every day. Enjoy life and remember that you have love to live for.❤
Thank you Wayne. Yes I will do this twice a week.
I’ve been using this technique for YEARS! I use un petroleum jelly!! It’s not irradiating to the eyes at all and I use it every night! Thanks for sharing Wayne ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you Wayne, for all the videos and special thank you to your mate for sharing you with us
Hi Wayne!! Thanks so much for this. I have a question about the eye cream application-do you only treat the under eye area typically or do you do the whole eye? I tend to avoid the upper as the cream seems to cause my eye liner to smear on my upper crease even with primer, powder etc.
If you've already addressed this in another video I apologize. I would really appreciate some advice and Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 on your marriage!!
Fabulous tip. Congratulations.! May you both have a long and happy life together!!💕
This is one of your best tips! My under eye area is my main issue. Circles, dryness and slight puffiness. But, your great advice has helped - especially with hydration, which I needed. Thank you!
That appears to be pretty effective. However, it also looks like it could possibly cause a burning sensation in sensitive eyes.
This is such a coincidence - I was only looking up about slugging this morning but wasn't sure whether to do it. And then, Wayne, you mention it, which is good enough for me!
I just imagine how greater your videos will be if you would use a propper microphone... with LOVE from Berlin! Great hack by the way. I will try it!
I've never even heard of this! Thank you! You're my lifeline to the world of skin care and makeup. I get too overwhelmed by going to the store. I literally had to call my husband to help me out of Sephora because it was too much. LOL.
Can I use vaseline for forehead wrinkle too????
I’ve had deep under eye wrinkles and very dark circles since I was a child, doctors said it was caused from allergies. Either way, it’s hard to find real advice that can work for young people with deep wrinkles but not overall mature or softer skin. Not sure if this will help since I’ve had these deep wrinkles for forever, but I can’t wait to try this technique tonight! Thank you Wayne!! 💕
Dark circles are genetic not allergies.
@@screamtoasigh9984 Not according to several doctors that have seen my eyes in person and know my medical history.
Could be related to dairy, gluten, sugar, caffeine.
@@chrishnah No, that wouldn’t make any sense since my eating habits change frequently. I do not need a further diagnosis, my doctor has it covered.
@@Karli841 haha whatever dude
One of my mama’s best tips to me when I was in my 20s! She had the most beautiful skin up into her 70s. I’m nearly 50 and for all of my ill advised sun worshiping, my skin looks remarkably good .. other than my hatred of gravity lol. Wish Vaseline could give me a snatched jawline again 😂!!
Face yoga
@@wendym5086 does it work? My jowls are sag city 😩🤣!!
@@justjulia8007 I know same gettin old sucks 🤦🏻♀️
I do this and also have gotten reusable silicone patches from Pacifica (also a forehead patch) and I sleep with those. It really helps having an sleep eye mask to hold things in with no issues. The forehead patch truly helped with my forehead wrinkles
Oh! I have those patches! And an eye mask! What a great idea! Thank you!
@@heidikamrath1951 my pleasure Heidi! I hope it works for you :)
I recently started to use old good vaseline after applying my eye cream (and nobody told me about it, I just felt I want to do it, I guess intuitively...) I originally bought it for my dry feet and then I started to use it for many other things like removing my eye make up....I also mix it with my foundation sometimes... it is not expensive here in US.. I love it!
I've always (since I was a teen and started wearing it) removed my eye makeup with baby oil. Always. Age 64 now and have no wrinkles at the eye. Just wish I'd used that baby oil at my upper lip, however!
Wayne you are an absolute makeup and skincare professional! I tried this overnight last night and the results were amazing I have always taken care of my skin and I'm 72 Wayne and I cannot believe this big shout-out from all of my seventy-two-year-old buddies they love you all of them girls and guys! And they will be tuning in from now on
Dream on.. It's bad for your skin. But it's your choice..
Wayne, thank you so much. I rarely comment but your videos are awesome!
Can you do the vaseline with your eye cream every night if you’re not doing retinol? Also, what do you think of the new Dior correct concealer formula? You are the best!!
Great question....I wondered that myself
He mentioned, every night. Unless if you bring retiol/tretinoin under the eyes, a couple of times per week
If you’re not using retinol then absolutely yes you can use Vaseline under your eyes every night. It’s a wonderful way to lock in any eye creams you are using. You can also just use Vaseline by itself as a moisturiser under the eyes. One thing to be mindful of - anything you put under Vaseline works better which is why you don’t want a retinol under your eyes with Vaseline locking it in, if you have sensitive skin that is prone to drying easily.
You can…
BUT if you are prone to Milia (tiny white clogged bumps) don’t use Vaseline, because of it causes milia, as well as other too heavy creams for under eyes.
Always love your uploads!
I love all of your beauty tips and info
I’m going to try it! I tried your eye bag shading tip and it worked great. Thanks!
Thank You SOOOOO much lovely 🌹 I will do this.
Short, sweet, and to the point! Thank you so much for the information. I love shorter videos like yours! It makes my life so much easier. Many blessings to you!
I'm trying to keep the lines away but oh yikes doing this with the vaseline on top would give me pimples for sure!
Hi can you use this technique on forehead lines and lines above lips (think they are called smokers lines). Thank you ❤
Shame you didn’t get a reply to your question it really annoys me when creators don’t reply
A generous amount.....my favorite part
You never disappoint Wayne! Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge!❤️
Thanks for the tip king 👑 🙌🏼
This is a fantastic tip Wayne, thank you very much. 🥰 Can shea butter be used instead of vaseline?
Dears, don’t let your eyes get to a state where you must wear make up. Prevention, prevention, prevention. I am turning 50 and no wrinkles what so ever due to my lifestyle and skincare.
You are a bright spot and a gem. As always, thank you for the great tips.
So excited to try this ❤
I always love your content. Short and to the point is also a plus.
Oh wow, i need to try this! Should i do it before bedtime or in the morning? ❤
Congrats on getting married! 🎉
I’m apprehensive about using Vaseline on my face, but I’m going to try it a couple times a week and see how it goes.
I always used to think Vaseline would be a no-no, but I've seen lots of dermatologists touting it lately. I'm going to try it too.
Hello Wayne. Greetings from Spain. I'm glad you recommend this technique for smothering the skin under the eyes too because I was already using to prevent my concealer from creasing.
Another great tip is to not wash your face in the morning... I know this sounds weird but hear me out.
Instead of water and face wash, use micellar water and a cotton round to remove oil and overnight products.
Its made a huge difference in my skin health and dryness.
Love this Wayne. Love your tutorials, nothing false about you. You're genuine, a top guy & teach us so much great stuff. Thank you. xx
Once again darlin', you have given us something wonderful to do with our faces besides smiling 😘
This sounds good I'm going to try it. Thanks
You literally amaze me with all your great content & advice. Thank you so much Wayne. 💖💖💖♾
Wayne, you look great. I used to follow you years ago. You and Lisa Eldridge are my favorite makeup artists.
Love your videos and you are also very easy on the eye which is a bonus. Stay fabulous .
Oh, definitely going to try this! Been so frustrated with my skin as I'm nearing 50, between the lines and dryness it's pretty upsetting. The under eye area has definitely been a source of frustration so I'm going to try this to help that area stay moisturized and hopefully younger looking! Thanks! 🙂
Castor oil rubbed into skin covered with vaseline at night. I'm telling you, try it for 30 days. It even tightens skin around eyes and makes hooded eyes less hooded
Wayne I absolutely love your tutorials.. I turned 69 today and I look 59 thanks to all of your helpful tips and expertise!
Hi.What do you do for skin care? Share
What is your opion about putting pure aloe vera gel under the eyes? All your videos are fantastic!
Do you have a preference of Vaseline? I've read through some of the comments and some say aquafor, and ceraV. Any preferences?