I just bought that Aveeno calm & restore serum. It's the first facial skincare I've bought from the brand, my skin is loving it. I'm 41 almost 42 with dry skin and I like it more than most of the higher-end, luxury skincare I've tried. It's definitely worth trying.
I’m so glad y’all got this ❤ Dollar Tree has a rip off dupe that’s just awful! They don’t contain the same ingredients as the real stuff! The ingredients that are nourishing your skin aren’t in the dupes. I’m saying this in case someone posts they got it at Dollar Tree lol cause NO….they didn’t. (I’m a Licensed Esthetician (retired) colloidal Oatmeal is so good for your skin!
I was using a HA serum and was still getting dry, I just thought my skin isn’t dealing well with the cold weather. When I tell you all my products had HA all the way to my sunscreen. I saw her video and cut my HA products out and I noticed such a huge difference.
I had super dry skin during and after accutane, and the kiehls is the only moisturizer that keeps my skin feeling moisturized. And it applies like a dream! I buy the largest container to save. Big cost upfront, but it's worth it
I actually tried the Kiehl’s before and I am not touching that brand again.😅 I’m sticking to my CeraVe. I also use BeautyBay’s calming serum when I wear makeup and Korres probiotic Greek yoghurt serum when I don’t. The glycerine and water from part 1 is something I’ll definitely implement though!
I use and love all of these products. Thanks to you and watching your Saturday morning videos. I try to use HA FREE products, HA doesn't play well with my skin. 💜🤓
My skin flared up recently, was super dry and would react angrily to my moisturiser (think the cold weather plus applying too much of it had caused it). I spotted the Aveeno calm and restore products, bought the cleanser, serum, and moisturiser. They have helped immensely in just a few days. I also spray my face occasionally with a hypochlorous acid cleanser, and use an aloe vera sunscreen. My skin’s almost back to normal!
Could you please do videos on peptides and ceramides in skincare. Explaining what they are and how they work etc. Also are there other brands of the ones in this video you can name, they aren't available in my country xxx couldyou also do like, Australian skincare, then French skin care, Korean skincare videos. Im just really interested in all of the different approaches to skincare. What would you recommend for fine lines because of moisture loss under eye area on sensitive skin.? I know it's moisture loss bc i accidentally dried it out over a period of weeks too often in the shower bc thats where the water falls for a prolonged amount of time, directly onto the top of my cheeks, under eyes. I'm trying to restore it to avoid irritation and strengthen the skin barrier there, so it's robust against rashes and irritants. Most products don't recommend being put in the delicate eye area. Xxxx
You could look through the youtube videos by Dr. Alexis Stephens and Lab Muffin Beauty Science. The first is a dermatologist with a chemistry background and the second is a chemist. :)
Thanks. Needed these recommendations. Living in Cali, NorCal. Its arid AF. Im dry dry dry!!!!! Hyaluronic feels good for one second but bc its so arid here & your skin is more moist than the air around, it will literally suck the moisture OUT of your skin. So, its essential to go over top of it with some actual moisture.
Can you do a video on the effects of hEDS and lymphedema conditions? We too have major skin issues and it's not just eczema, diabetes and/or psoriasis that suffer that hard treatments.
The Kiehl’s was absolutely fantastic and then they changed the formula and my skin freaked out 😢 it’s taken me 6 months to find a new routine that works
Can we normalize talking about WHEN to use products? Like, is it best to use this after my Vit C in the morning? At night? I have so many products and am never sure if I'm using them in my routing correctly. Thank you!
It's not complicated water based before oil based. treatments before moisturizer. As far as bad interactions there really isn't much to note aside from niacinamide and low ph products which cause it to degrade to niacin and cause a flush and very few products that cause uv sensitivity. Otherwise at most it's just a minor reduction in effectiveness.
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes. Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid. *Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to pull the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error. For reference, my skin type is normal. What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water. While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't allow it to absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed. When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration, it's smooth as silk! To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing. There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it. Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed ❤
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes. Hyaluronic free means it's made without Hyaluronic Acid. Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid. *Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to put the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error, but I'm also a skincare junkie, I want to try EVERYTHING! What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water. While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't let it absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed. When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration. To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing. There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it. Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! My skin is so soft and smooth, it feels like silk. This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed.
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes. Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid. *Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to put the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error, but I'm also a skincare junkie, I want to try EVERYTHING! What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water. While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't let it absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed. When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration. To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing. There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it. Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! My skin is so soft and smooth, it feels like silk. This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed.
@@mariindigo3110I've replied to you four times now, but just like a Houdini act, they disappear! If they suddenly show up, please reply so I know that you've seen it.
Aveeno scrub for physical exfoliation and 10% Glycolic Acid by Loreal for chemical exfoliation.. I use them both but primarily focused on the glycolic acid. I got rid of hyaluronic acid out of my routine, added in glycerin based moisturizers in my 58-year-old skin has never looked better!
a year later but one very nice choice is dermalogicas resurfacing cleanser. It's nice and creamy and smells like rose water and has pretty strong acids in it. The longer you massage on skin the more the effect so it basically solves exfoliation using it everyday and customizable to what you need based on time cleansing. 30 seconds is the recommended to start.
fyi, Aveeno is not cruelty free. Can you recommend products for hyperpigmentation that are cruelty free, plant based and available in Canada? Cocokind alas charges a lot to ship here and I still have to pay taxes and duty. Also for dry/sensitive/reactive skin. Thanks!
Hi, could you please fo a video on dark dot spots that look like freckles, what causes these and how to prevent + treats these. Thank you in advance. By the way love your videos✨
@ChiquitaSalseraOne oh youll definitely fall in love with it. Another great moisturizer though I use is dr idriss's that she created. It is also amazing. I love it! I have all of her products and love them!
Also, I change my ratios throughout the year: less in the humid summer, more in the dry winter. The glycerin draws water to it, so the more humid the air, the more “wet” your face will be/feel. Play around and see what works for you 😊
What about the people allergic to ragweed ? Doesn't all of these Aveeno products contain feverfew ? Why would they put such a common Allergen in a product? What's your thoughts ?
I heard you mention before that large, open containers are breeding grounds for bacteria, which makes sense. How do you avoid that using hydrating lotions like Kiehls or Ponds, other than just using clean hands to apply? Thank you for absolutely, every single tip you share!! You are transforming my skin AND confidence!!
Not sure this helps, but using a wooden disposable tongue depressor to get the product out means your hands are never going in the jar. Other than that I just use clean hands.
If you’re using it immediately after washing your face, your hands will be clean. 🤷🏼♀️ Or buy a pack of craft sticks/ popsicle sticks and use it, then toss it. But really, just wash your hands if you’re using it at a time you didn’t just wash your face. 😊
Thank you all so much! I usually just use clean hands, but started second guessing myself after hearing her information. Thank you for the new tools in case I decide to change it up!
So how are we suppose to use your fading system, plus retinol & Trentinoin plus ceramides, the stuff that makes your muscles not move in spots, diaper rash triple ointment, on & on & on? Can i even layer some retinol in there somehow? Please make a video (not a 5 second short) explaining how to use all so many products on our skin. Pleeeeease!!!
muscle freeze stuff>fading> trentinoin(could mix both and apply together which is what I'd do)>ceramide>moisturizer>diaper ointment last optional. If the muscle freeze stuff you are talking about is not a peptide but a temp lifting product you don't want to put much of anything on top of it aside from maybe moisturizer but test first.
No!! The aveeno calm and restore stuff caused me to have severe irritation and caused my face to start burning it was so bad!! This is the worst product I've used! Why does this have such high reviews??
I have sensitive skin and have been using that Kiels product for over a year. It’s fantastic! It sinks right into my skin and never feels greasy! It makes my skin feel so good! I hope it works for you! 😊
@@noneofurbusiness5223 Yes. The Vitamin E Fruit of the earth ., sorry that I didn't specify. The aloe is a bit tacky. The aloe one Pills with MOST sunscreen & foundation.
Hi! I love your videos. I just started using a tretinoin product around 6 months ago but I still get really dry skin at times & am still purging a bit, but not as bad as the beginning. What product/ingredients can I use to soothe my (oily) skin when it's affected by the tretinoin but also won't clog my pores? Recommendations appreciated, thank you!
How exactly can you tell what is your skin type is? Because my skin not really show significant sign of any skin type. And any chane is your skin type is different or change during your lifetime?
im almost giving up im 57,done tons of skincare from oils to cream, olay retinol d purple one i finish 2 box but nothing visible happened and lately i shifted to korean skincare binggo i saw results in just one pouch, still trying others i plan after finishing what i bought, ill try castor oil so i can have one item only +muisturizers and sunscreen.. i guess ill try cocokind its avlbl here in our area healthyoption.
Have you noticed a change in Vanicream's heavy moisturizer? I've used it on my face a night for a few yrs now on rotation through products, but this recent batch feels different and I hate it on my face. It's weird.
I do! 🙋🏽♀️ Which do you recommend for someone with oily/combination-acne & eczema prone skin that lives in a really hot & humid climate (tropical island)?
Layering these serums? I just purchased CocoKind and also use a tranexamic acid serum instead of Vitamin C PLUS heard about a vitamin K for capillaries….it can get confusing.
Not sure if you will read this comment, I am a mum and I have really dry hands. Doing household chores, nappy changing, car washing... I never had this issue until I reached Australia. I don't have eczema skin.
I have a crazy reaction to HA so I appreciate this! My doctor said it’s rare but I am allergic 😣 which is so weird since we produce HA in our bodies right? I get blisters from any product with it.
You’re making it very difficult to repurchase my Vichy. At night I love sealing all of it in with just vanicream. Trying la roche posay double repair too
You guyz really need to start linking the other parts of these shorts here... For us coming to these shorts after a while its hard to find other parts
I just bought that Aveeno calm & restore serum. It's the first facial skincare I've bought from the brand, my skin is loving it. I'm 41 almost 42 with dry skin and I like it more than most of the higher-end, luxury skincare I've tried. It's definitely worth trying.
i just bought it today bc i saw this video! so excited to try it. 🥰 dr. S always has the best recommendations
I’m so glad y’all got this ❤ Dollar Tree has a rip off dupe that’s just awful! They don’t contain the same ingredients as the real stuff! The ingredients that are nourishing your skin aren’t in the dupes. I’m saying this in case someone posts they got it at Dollar Tree lol cause NO….they didn’t. (I’m a Licensed Esthetician (retired) colloidal Oatmeal is so good for your skin!
can you but that in germany???
Aveeno products are the best!
Can you tell me how do you use it. Like morning of night before moisturizer?
I was using a HA serum and was still getting dry, I just thought my skin isn’t dealing well with the cold weather. When I tell you all my products had HA all the way to my sunscreen. I saw her video and cut my HA products out and I noticed such a huge difference.
I started using the Cocokind because of you and love it! I’ve repurchased probably 5 times. I use it along with my Pillowtalk Derm routine. 😊
Can I use this with vaseline?
I had super dry skin during and after accutane, and the kiehls is the only moisturizer that keeps my skin feeling moisturized. And it applies like a dream! I buy the largest container to save. Big cost upfront, but it's worth it
is it good for day use or does it make the face a grease ball?
@ not greasy at all!
Beauty of joseon has also a very very good moisturizing cream
I actually tried the Kiehl’s before and I am not touching that brand again.😅
I’m sticking to my CeraVe. I also use BeautyBay’s calming serum when I wear makeup and Korres probiotic Greek yoghurt serum when I don’t. The glycerine and water from part 1 is something I’ll definitely implement though!
I really like Korres products, especially the Greek yogurt probiotic moisturizer!
THANK YOU. I can't tolerate HA, and I have such a difficult time finding effective products without it.
Your makeup looks BEAUTIFUL!!!❤
I use and love all of these products. Thanks to you and watching your Saturday morning videos. I try to use HA FREE products, HA doesn't play well with my skin. 💜🤓
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My skin flared up recently, was super dry and would react angrily to my moisturiser (think the cold weather plus applying too much of it had caused it). I spotted the Aveeno calm and restore products, bought the cleanser, serum, and moisturiser. They have helped immensely in just a few days. I also spray my face occasionally with a hypochlorous acid cleanser, and use an aloe vera sunscreen. My skin’s almost back to normal!
Could you please do videos on peptides and ceramides in skincare. Explaining what they are and how they work etc. Also are there other brands of the ones in this video you can name, they aren't available in my country xxx couldyou also do like, Australian skincare, then French skin care, Korean skincare videos. Im just really interested in all of the different approaches to skincare. What would you recommend for fine lines because of moisture loss under eye area on sensitive skin.? I know it's moisture loss bc i accidentally dried it out over a period of weeks too often in the shower bc thats where the water falls for a prolonged amount of time, directly onto the top of my cheeks, under eyes. I'm trying to restore it to avoid irritation and strengthen the skin barrier there, so it's robust against rashes and irritants. Most products don't recommend being put in the delicate eye area. Xxxx
She won’t bc she never reads our comments so never answers questions!!
You could look through the youtube videos by Dr. Alexis Stephens and Lab Muffin Beauty Science. The first is a dermatologist with a chemistry background and the second is a chemist. :)
She’s already done these videos.
Soooooo glad you recommended that in a previous video!!! Got it, face LOVES IT!!
Cocokind is a fave! Clean and super hydrating. The best all year round!
Thanks. Needed these recommendations. Living in Cali, NorCal. Its arid AF. Im dry dry dry!!!!! Hyaluronic feels good for one second but bc its so arid here & your skin is more moist than the air around, it will literally suck the moisture OUT of your skin. So, its essential to go over top of it with some actual moisture.
Can you do a video on the effects of hEDS and lymphedema conditions? We too have major skin issues and it's not just eczema, diabetes and/or psoriasis that suffer that hard treatments.
The Kiehl’s was absolutely fantastic and then they changed the formula and my skin freaked out 😢 it’s taken me 6 months to find a new routine that works
tell us, tell us!
@@potocatepetl I believe they added Squalane to the product now, my skin doesn't care for it either.
Can we normalize talking about WHEN to use products? Like, is it best to use this after my Vit C in the morning? At night? I have so many products and am never sure if I'm using them in my routing correctly. Thank you!
It's not complicated water based before oil based. treatments before moisturizer. As far as bad interactions there really isn't much to note aside from niacinamide and low ph products which cause it to degrade to niacin and cause a flush and very few products that cause uv sensitivity. Otherwise at most it's just a minor reduction in effectiveness.
Love that they are HA free! My skin can't stand HA! 🙏💕
What does she mean by HA free? And what’s wrong with HA. Just curious
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes.
Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid.
*Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to pull the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error. For reference, my skin type is normal.
What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water.
While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't allow it to absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed.
When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration, it's smooth as silk!
To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing.
There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it.
Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed ❤
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes. Hyaluronic free means it's made without Hyaluronic Acid.
Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid.
*Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to put the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error, but I'm also a skincare junkie, I want to try EVERYTHING!
What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water.
While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't let it absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed.
When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration.
To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing.
There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it.
Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! My skin is so soft and smooth, it feels like silk. This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed.
@@mariindigo3110Hyaluronic Acid has a wide variety of molecular weight, ranging from low to high, which affects the depth of the skin that the Hyaluronic Acid will be absorb. At the same time, it can also increase the sensitivity, but a lot of people are unaware how much the weight the difference ultimately makes.
Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air and into the skin, but some people can't tolerate it. This is especially the case for those who live in a drier climate with very low humidity, but it could also possibly be something as simple as using the wrong molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid.
*Keep in mind throughout this comment that Hyaluronic Acid pulls the moisture out of the air, but if the air is dry, it's not going to give a moisturizing effect. It's going to do the exact opposite, it's going to put the dry air into the skin, especially when a Hyaluronic Acid serum is being used on its own, without a moisturizer to "seal" everything in. This is also where a lot of dryness, increased sensitivity and irritation can come from. I learned this after moving to the desert and from my own trial and error, but I'm also a skincare junkie, I want to try EVERYTHING!
What I have personally found to be the most beneficial is that after applying my serum, I dampen my skin by spraying a very light toner mist over the serum, which is made with a base of any one or all of the following. Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Ceramide, Hydrosol (herbal water, such as Rose, Orange, Witch Hazel, lemongrass, etc) mineral water, or even the good old plain filtered water.
While the skin is still slightly damp, I apply a heavier moisturizer to my skin, but I don't let it absorb just yet. After the moisturizer is applied (before it's dry) I lightly spray over the moisturizer again, (with one of the toners mentioned above) then press and tap until absorbed.
When using a thicker moisturizer over the Hyaluronic Acid serum, it will pull the moisturizing goodness out of the moisturizer and pushes it into the skin, which gives my skin the ultimate hydration.
To reduce the cost, I make my own toner, which is mainly a simple organic Aloe Vera juice, Hydrosol and a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin, then shake well. There's really no need to measure, I just add about a quarter amount of the Aloe Vera juice to the Hydrosol water, a couple drops of Vegetable Glycerin and shake. If you give this a try, start with a small travel size bottle, until it's just right for your personal preference. I often leave the Vegetable Glycerin out though, depending on how my skin is doing.
There's also times that I'll only use Aloe Vera juice in a travel spray bottle, or just plain filtered water by itself. There's no scientific explanation behind it, it just depends on my skin is needing. By simply spraying my skin with a light mist in the steps mentioned, and with whatever concoction from above, it has made a world of difference in my skin! The light spray will also help to "push" all ingredients a little further into the skin, ultimately helping with the absorption. It's one very minimal step that has made a world of difference for me personally, I won't go without it.
Even though this is a long winded reply and you may not have been looking for a novel length explanation, I hope it helps! My skin is so soft and smooth, it feels like silk. This is also very relaxing, it's a great way to unwind before bed.
@@mariindigo3110I've replied to you four times now, but just like a Houdini act, they disappear! If they suddenly show up, please reply so I know that you've seen it.
I have all of these! Except Kiehls which I will be going to next for night skin care. She’s right- hyaluronic acid is a Noooooo dries me out!!!
It does mine too
How do you use these serums
Could you make a video on what serums are good if you have overpigmentation, or if some spots on your face are slightly darker?
dr alexis stephens is an amazing dermatologist on here and has tons of videos for dark spots and hyperpigmentation 🫶🏼
Please make video on hydrating ingredients for oily skin. Love from india ❤
Can I use both the Aveeno and cocokind serums or is only one recommended?
Can you recommend a good gentle exfoliator? Paula’s choice just burns my skin when I use it. Thank you! 😊
Aveeno scrub for physical exfoliation and 10% Glycolic Acid by Loreal for chemical exfoliation.. I use them both but primarily focused on the glycolic acid. I got rid of hyaluronic acid out of my routine, added in glycerin based moisturizers in my 58-year-old skin has never looked better!
a year later but one very nice choice is dermalogicas resurfacing cleanser. It's nice and creamy and smells like rose water and has pretty strong acids in it. The longer you massage on skin the more the effect so it basically solves exfoliation using it everyday and customizable to what you need based on time cleansing. 30 seconds is the recommended to start.
Love tha Aveno. It works very well❤
Hey doc, do I still Need to apply moisturiser before sunscreen?
Only if you feel the need
If you have super dry skin / dry skin, you can apply moist before sunscreen.
fyi, Aveeno is not cruelty free. Can you recommend products for hyperpigmentation that are cruelty free, plant based and available in Canada? Cocokind alas charges a lot to ship here and I still have to pay taxes and duty. Also for dry/sensitive/reactive skin. Thanks!
Cocokind is in shoppers drug mart
@@lindsayoxby3377 Thank you! I will look into it.
The products looks luxurious😍
Can you use just a serum after cleansing? Or do you need to use a moisturizer after?
Are they good for rosacea? Thanks!
Is this good for acne prone skin?
Hi, could you please fo a video on dark dot spots that look like freckles, what causes these and how to prevent + treats these. Thank you in advance. By the way love your videos✨
Thank you for another informative video. Please can you do a video on how to care for skin post chemotherapy.
I’m just here to see your beautifully done up eyes. 👁️👁️
A nice chewy moisturizer lol 😂, I do love that kiehls moisturizer though! Its the best but i wish it was more affordable.
I just bought it on Amazon on Cyber Monday. I can’t wait to try it but I’m afraid that I will fall in love with it.
@ChiquitaSalseraOne oh youll definitely fall in love with it. Another great moisturizer though I use is dr idriss's that she created. It is also amazing. I love it! I have all of her products and love them!
I find the facial moisturizer by La Roche Posay to be comparable to kheils and less than a third of the price.
What water to vegetable glycerin ratio should I use for the mist sprayer?
depends on your skin type, 5-10% glycerin usually.
Also, I change my ratios throughout the year: less in the humid summer, more in the dry winter. The glycerin draws water to it, so the more humid the air, the more “wet” your face will be/feel. Play around and see what works for you 😊
TYSM sis! ＾＾ I’m so so happy u making these product recommendation shorts. Preciate u 💛💞💞
🌻🌷 New to your Chanel. I’m in LOVE with your skin… Please can you do a video showing us step by step on your facial routine Morning & night🙏🏽🌻🌷
Love her advice and videos 🙏🏻
Thank you, I really need these recommendations ❤
What about the people allergic to ragweed ? Doesn't all of these Aveeno products contain feverfew ? Why would they put such a common Allergen in a product? What's your thoughts ?
When do you apply that coco kind on your skin care routine? Is it before moisturizer and sunscreen or before vitamin C or essence?
I heard you mention before that large, open containers are breeding grounds for bacteria, which makes sense. How do you avoid that using hydrating lotions like Kiehls or Ponds, other than just using clean hands to apply? Thank you for absolutely, every single tip you share!! You are transforming my skin AND confidence!!
Not sure this helps, but using a wooden disposable tongue depressor to get the product out means your hands are never going in the jar. Other than that I just use clean hands.
Plastic spoon, wash it after every use.
If you’re using it immediately after washing your face, your hands will be clean. 🤷🏼♀️ Or buy a pack of craft sticks/ popsicle sticks and use it, then toss it. But really, just wash your hands if you’re using it at a time you didn’t just wash your face. 😊
Thank you all so much! I usually just use clean hands, but started second guessing myself after hearing her information. Thank you for the new tools in case I decide to change it up!
You can transfer it in a pump bottle. I also hate open jar creams.
So how are we suppose to use your fading system, plus retinol & Trentinoin plus ceramides, the stuff that makes your muscles not move in spots, diaper rash triple ointment, on & on & on? Can i even layer some retinol in there somehow?
Please make a video (not a 5 second short) explaining how to use all so many products on our skin. Pleeeeease!!!
muscle freeze stuff>fading> trentinoin(could mix both and apply together which is what I'd do)>ceramide>moisturizer>diaper ointment last optional. If the muscle freeze stuff you are talking about is not a peptide but a temp lifting product you don't want to put much of anything on top of it aside from maybe moisturizer but test first.
No!! The aveeno calm and restore stuff caused me to have severe irritation and caused my face to start burning it was so bad!! This is the worst product I've used! Why does this have such high reviews??
❤❤ THANK YOU ❤❤ for these H.A FREE products 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I’m doing all those steps. Love all the products.
I been looking for this one in France to no avail. Any idea on an alternative?
Thank you, Dr ❤
is the Kiel's moisturizer safe for combination skin?? thanks
I have sensitive skin and have been using that Kiels product for over a year. It’s fantastic! It sinks right into my skin and never feels greasy! It makes my skin feel so good! I hope it works for you! 😊
Are there any cruelty free vegan alternatives to Aveeno and Kiehl's that you would suggest?
I am a one product and done Girly. What do you recommend for a night time moisturizer for dry, sensitive skin.
Wow! Dr.! Skincare routine for Florida ‘a residents who unfortunately have to live with air con 24/7! 😩
I love your channel dudette 😊
the Aveeno serum is everything
really
Can these be used and or good after tretinoin ?
What sunscreen would you pair over them. I don't tolerate mineral sunscreens well. They dry me out.
I want all 3!
Kiehls skin care line is very good 👍🏼
Inexpensive fruit of the earth brand is just as good as Keils. It makes my skin brighter & it seriously moisturizes.
@nickdavis3550
Which kind. I looked it up. Is Vit E richer than Aloe Vera one?
@@noneofurbusiness5223 Yes. The Vitamin E Fruit of the earth ., sorry that I didn't specify. The aloe is a bit tacky. The aloe one Pills with MOST sunscreen & foundation.
Do you recommend peel masks and which name if any?
What about rosacea prone skin?
The Aveeno Serum is terrific for skin with rosacea I know because I have it and I use it and it's great.
Can you tips on how to hydrate oily acne prone and very sensitive skin?
She has very helpful tips
Hi! I love your videos. I just started using a tretinoin product around 6 months ago but I still get really dry skin at times & am still purging a bit, but not as bad as the beginning. What product/ingredients can I use to soothe my (oily) skin when it's affected by the tretinoin but also won't clog my pores? Recommendations appreciated, thank you!
I can't seem to find Cocokind in the UK. Is there a dupe you can recommend?
Centella ( CICA) vs Oats which is better ?
How can I tell if the oats in Aveeno or any oat products are organic and non-GMO since oats are heavily treated with glyphosate?
For the last eight months I have had big bags under my eyes - I never had them before. Any advice? (Im 55 )
Thank you!
Oh- you know how to arrange your shorts ✨✨✨✨✨✨
I had combination skin with dermatitis and rosacea which will be great for me?
Very interesting into the averno but it’s not cruelty freee
How exactly can you tell what is your skin type is? Because my skin not really show significant sign of any skin type. And any chane is your skin type is different or change during your lifetime?
im almost giving up im 57,done tons of skincare from oils to cream, olay retinol d purple one i finish 2 box but nothing visible happened and lately i shifted to korean skincare binggo i saw results in just one pouch, still trying others i plan after finishing what i bought, ill try castor oil so i can have one item only +muisturizers and sunscreen.. i guess ill try cocokind its avlbl here in our area healthyoption.
What's your take on ELF skin care?
Should we be avoiding HA?
You grew up!! You're so pretty. I haven't seen you since You were a baby.
Have you noticed a change in Vanicream's heavy moisturizer? I've used it on my face a night for a few yrs now on rotation through products, but this recent batch feels different and I hate it on my face. It's weird.
I'd communicate with company.
I did that with different product/company. It did change, but took long time.
+1 for the aveeno serum. Been wanting to try cocokind but it seems I can't get it in the UK :(
Can you link that water spritzer bottle?
Thanks
I do! 🙋🏽♀️
Which do you recommend for someone with oily/combination-acne & eczema prone skin that lives in a really hot & humid climate (tropical island)?
Layering these serums? I just purchased CocoKind and also use a tranexamic acid serum instead of Vitamin C PLUS heard about a vitamin K for capillaries….it can get confusing.
Can anyone tell me how and when to use these serum plzz
What was the 2nd one… I really didn’t understand what you were saying. Because I’m looking for a peptides type for eyes or face. ❤️😻🐾Thank You Julie
I’ve been eyeing a ceramide (common heir), tanks
Thank you - I have at times over the last few years thought I was the only person who disliked HA! It dries my skin out something awful.
Not sure if you will read this comment, I am a mum and I have really dry hands. Doing household chores, nappy changing, car washing... I never had this issue until I reached Australia. I don't have eczema skin.
Dr. Dray did a video on some helpful recommendations
Could you please share the link? @@monicarose2135
Thank you on behalf of my skin❤️💋❤️🥰
I bought the atomizer and glycerin/rose water and I love it!!!!
🔥🔥🔥
What’s that
Can we spray tht on top of sunscreen?
Kiehls breaks me out like no otherrip
Where are the links??? Thanks
Is Aveeno The same asAvene in Europe?
NO!
Thank you!!
Body care, please!
Loving the make up
Do you like derm elect?
I have a crazy reaction to HA so I appreciate this! My doctor said it’s rare but I am allergic 😣 which is so weird since we produce HA in our bodies right? I get blisters from any product with it.
You’re making it very difficult to repurchase my Vichy. At night I love sealing all of it in with just vanicream. Trying la roche posay double repair too