For the newbies We love Salicylic Acid We love Niacinamide We don’t like fragrance We hate denatured alcohol No micro beads We do not like citrus in skincare especially lemon We don’t like scrubs We don’t like makeup wipes St Ives apricot scrub is a foot scrub We don’t buy Drunk Elephant We don’t like Mario Badescu but drying lotion is an exception We Stan Cera Ve, The Ordinary, The Inkey List, Paulas choice and Krave Beauty We looooove sunscreen Edit: OMG 8K LIKES! MOM IM FAMOUS!!!
@@reniliobanda2473 yeah I didn’t realise I have sensitivity to fragrance, the products have been good to really strip back my routine. However I noticed since Hyram got more subscribers all the products can become way more expensive or sold out 😫
Here is the list of 5 things worse than fragrance: 1. Not wearing sunscreen 2. Using too many treatments (like serums, exfoliaters, scrubs, masks etc.) 3. "Natural" products (DIY skincare) 4. Overcleansing 5. Popping your pimples
But he is wrong on that last one, popping pimples can actually help with scaring and dark spots but you have to make sure you remove EVERYTHING the capsule and loads of infected blood just like an esthetician.
✨T I M E S T A M P S✨ 1. Not wearing sunscreen (4:38) 2. Using too many treatments (6:07) 3. Natural Products (8:16) 4. Over cleansing (9:03) 5. Popping Pimples (10:41) Staysafe!🥰
Same here! My skin is sensitive to fragrance. I never understood why my face would sting/ turn red. Of course I thought that it was supposed to do that and that it would calm down. I cut out fragrance, and my skin doesn’t burn anymore :)
Do you know what to look for on the bottle to see if it has fragrance? Like does it flat out say fragrance or are there other things to look for? (I've watched so many of his videos and honestly don't remember)
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear maya
Hi, Hyram! I am a high school journalist in California! I would love to be able to interview you since the media hasn’t done that much and you are such an inspiring and interesting person. Have a wonderful day!
@@georgia1986 1. not using sunscreen 2. too many treatments at the same time 3. “natural skincare” i.e diy skincare 4. over-cleansing 5. popping your pimples
Years of hormonal acne, psoriasis and sensitive skin. Cutting fragrance and my skin is SINGING along with using curology. Thank you Hyram. I'm 37 and finally confident to show my face without foundation layered on.
There’s a safer way to do it. A plastic surgeon suggested a technique similar to the one Dr. Oz demonstrated on his show. Possibly the only positive thing about his show.
I do the same thing! I only ever pop them to the point where the excess sebum has been drained then stop, and my skin seems to heal faster and without scarring that way
Same... if I don’t pop them they stay for 3+ weeks AND most unpopped pimples leave scarring on my face. Whereas everytime I pop a pimple they go away in about a week and never have left scarring so far. Last time I didn’t pop a pimple it left scarring that’s just now finally going away 2 months later...
@@jennyrodriguez811 Though I always make sure to only pop them once they've "headed" i.e the sebum is right under the surface, if I try to pop them any other time it gets nasty 😬
I'm one of the people that are sensitive to fragrance, unfortunately didn't even know about it and you opened my eyes about it, after I bought only fragrance free skincare I noticed a huge improvement and realised that all the creams that made my face red and sensitive had fragrance in it. I'll forever be grateful to you for being so informative
I was sure Hyram would have million of followers in the future, when I first found him out last year, because of how extremely picky he is and always has a point to convince you why some ingredients are not good for your skin, without making it confusing to people who had never heard of those ingredients before, or didn't use to have a skincare routine. You make me feel safe to buy your recommendations and I always feel afraid to purchase a product you haven't reviewed yet. I have learned so many things from you this whole year, thank you so much Hyram!
As a person with severe eczema fragrance is like my number one enemy. My skin gets so inflamed rashes come on quick. It horrible i have to check every label. I can on put perfume on my clothes. All my skin care and laundry detergent are fragrance free none can touch my skin. Its so disappointing because i love fragrance it can add such beautiful warm comforting feeling. Like theres nothing like clean inviting smell when crawling into fresh clean sheets except mine - they just smell like static :(.
I use essential oils for my daughter. She goes through the same thing. It's something you may want to look into. She would get upset because she couldn't buy bath bombs because of the fragrance and dye so started making my own with essential oils and it didn't bother her. You'll need to learn about them first because some can be too strong for your skin.
@F A it can be if their allergic to that specific thing. It's the additives that bother people with allergies. Me and my children struggle with scents but essential oils were fine with us. It's always something they can explore and see if it's an alternative that would work for them.
Five things Worse than Fragrance in Skincare: Naive Teenagers using St. Ives Apricot Scrub because they haven’t discovered you and the other beautiful skincare TH-camrs (yet). :)
Here is my skincare routine. I love my routine and the results so much. I have normal-dry acne prone skin and struggling with post acne dark spots. In the morning: Either • cerave foaming cleanser if I’m feeling more oily than normal But most days I just • YTTP superfood cleanser Then the only vitamin c that doesn’t break me out • physicians formula brightening vitamin shot The best moisturizer for my skin is • cerave daily lotion Then the best sunscreen ever •supergoop unseen sunscreen At night If I’m wearing make up I use • versed cleansing balm Don’t love the fragrance but the texture is nice. If I’m just wearing sunscreen I use • versed gentle cycle milky cleanser I know it’s a water based cleanser but it has so many oils abs breaks me out if I use it alone Then my second cleanse will each be one of the morning cleansers or • urban skin RX even tone And I use it as a 3 minute mask and second cleanse Then I alternate between my favorite product • ordinary granactive retinoid emulsion Or a prescription from dermatologist Then • cerave daily lotion Looking for a nice eye cream if anyone has an recommendations
love how informative you are, not only do you explain it perfectly, you also dumb it down so people like me can understand more throughly❤️ keep doing a great job!
i had bad body acne and i started using the z-bar from vanicream as a body soap (recommended by my dermatologist) and it helped get rid of all my bacne. its formulated with pyrithione zinc, a versatile anti-fungal and antibacterial ingredient which is great for acne. you can even use it as a face soap if you have acne on your face, but depending on your skin i would only use it 3-4 times a week bc it can be drying if you already have dry skin. it's super affordable and i got my bacne under control within 2 months using the z-bar. hope this helps!
I get manic depression and OCD fits where I absolutely destroy my skin with popping and digging at blackheads until my face is sore, it's terrible. It's not something I do on purpose, like its stressful and almost even more stressful to make myself stop T_T
Such a well rounded person, I really enjoy that he always wants to learn for himself and wants to see other individuals grow with their skin care routine. Bravo!
I’ve had acne and acne scars my whole life and I always thought ‘natural’ beauty was the way to go, so i put on aloe vera gel every night to help with my acne. Little to no change. Once i watched all of Hyrams videos and implemented everything he said, my skin has almost cleared up and it’s been 2 weeks!
Fun frangrance fact- In the US, the FDA assumes fragrance to be a 'trade sercret' which allows cosmetics brands to disguise tons of unlisted ingredients under the 'fragrance' label. The idea of fragrance isn't the worst but the concept as a whole leaves a lot of room for shadyness in the industry.
As hyram stated before, when it comes to fragrance, “it’s the not poison but the dose” - in other words meaning that the important takeaway concerning skincare products which contain fragrance ingredients is that it’s not necessarily fragrance itself that leads to things such as skin potential future skin damage/irritation &/or things such as contact dermatitis, but rather the amount of fragrance within the product that determines the potential risk of irritation to the skin. In other words, since brands aren’t required to disclose the amount of fragrance ingredients within a product, one “blue’s clue” or thing to use to weed out overly fragranced, potentially irritating ingredients within a skincare product, is looking at how high up the term fragrance is. The higher up it is, usually, not always, means that there is likely a higher chance for there to be a higher concentration or quantity of fragrance ingredients within the skincare product. Hope this helps clarifies some questions & confusion about fragrance
I literally cannot fathom that. The first time I used the Peeling Solution, I was like "oh wow... THIS SH!T IS STRONK". And so I use it once a week along with a gentle BHA from cosRX for another day.
Hi, Hyram I doubt you’ll see this but thank you for bringing attention to people being sensitive to fragrance. I’ve spent my whole life having to avoid certain fragrances and your channel has helped me find skincare I can safely use!
My routine is: Morning: -Wash with cool water/pat dry with microfiber cloth -Apply Paula’s choice omega +complex moisturize w/ a few squirts of drunk elephant’s B-hydra(still trying to find a dupe that I like) -then I apply vitamin C to my cheeks where I have the most texture and damage -then I apply my super goop unseen sunscreen Night: -makeup removal with drunk elephant slaai makeup melting butter(haven’t found a dupe I like better yet 😞) after layering and rinsing it off... -clean with Cerave foaming facial cleanser(then pat dry with a microfiber cloth) -apply paulas choice more moisturizer again with the B-hydra if I need more moisture -some retinol (only 2 times a week I switch between my chemical exfoliate and retinol. ) -then I add a couple drops of the Ordinary’s virgin marula oil. That’s my skin care.
What’s crazy is Hyram , your videos not only helped me with my skincare routine , but also helped me get through a break up! Thanks for being so informative and entertaining, appreciate your channel.
I use the La Roche-Posay Effeclar H derma-soothing hydrating cleansing cream, and it does have a mild fragrance but i feel like it has really improved my skin along with CeraVe SA Smoothing Cleanser
I kept hearing “natural” products aren’t good for your skin, but that was what I had always used. So I started using other products like the ordinary and the inkey list and similar. They did absolutely nothing to improve my skin, some did quite the opposite. So now I went back to “natural”. I use a Ayurvedic aromatherapy based line of only four products and am finally seeing good results. This type of product may not meet with some people’s approval but they work really well for me. Wish I had figured it out sooner, would have saved myself several hundred dollars and the stress of messed up skin.
Yeah I definitely think products like the ordinary/inkey list can be as harsh as any other product. It does really depend on your skin sensitives (and how you use it!), I found natural products to be just as effective (depending on the ingredients, of course). Wish Hyram didn't categories everything natural as bad, but I can see where he's coming from. Essential oils can be really bad for some people, so I can see why he wouldn't recommend it for a big audience.
I don’t think the message is that natural is bad. I think the message is to be aware that the term “natural” is used as a marketing strategy, and that natural doesn’t always mean good. I think Hyram just doesn’t want us to be tricked by advertising, that’s all :)
Aggree, brands have collaboration with these TH-camrs, if TH-camrs will not tell to apply brand products and tell use natural products then how will brands earn?? This world is full of politics
Same. There are two natural creams i get from amazon for my dry skin for $20 and in the morning i look like i went to a facial spa. Meanwhile i tried 3 expensive AF tatcha full size products that did nothing for me...i could have just not used any products...the water cream even dried me out more. Also tried a bunch of other expensive or medium priced products he recommended and they either caused pimples, red bumps or were just okay. Idk what to believe anymore but i know my natural cream works amazing, i know all the ingredients, and it saves me money.
Please don't ever stop making videos about skincare! ❤ I have learned so much from you and you seem like the most genuine person. You make learning about skincare fun! We love you for that! March will be 1 year that I've been caring for my skin and since I've found you on TH-cam! 😊
I not only have EXTREMELY sensitive skin... like certain things can burn & make my skin very red, plus I have to take allergy medicine for hives (daily) and psoriasis on my elbows & hairline on the back of my neck... So yeah, anyways, that extends being careful with fragrance in products as well! I have to use sensitive unscented laundry detergent too! (Sorry family members who wanted smell good clothes via scented detergent) But the other reason I do not like fragrance in my face products, is because I do NOT need those products to conflict or mix with the perfume I use! I want my perfumes to take the spotlight, not have it smell different cuz there's some smell coming from my face via products! lol
I'm 2 months fragrance free and it is literally the only thing that has helped my eczema/keratosis pilaris. soak and smear method and fragrance free is all I need. I even need fragrance free laungry detergent/cleaning products.
I have keratosis pilaris on my cheeks and nothing helps with it. I’ve always had it so it doesn’t really bother me and i’m just hoping that when i get older it will magically go away.
@@gerdalehis8285 eczema relief body cream from eucerin and Cera Ve SA cleanser has been the ONLY think to help me, I swear I dealt with it for 20+ years and it has only just started clearing up very recently. What have you tried? I get it by on my legs and arms, I'm sure having it on the face can be challenging. Don't give up on it, but don't stress too hard about it. It sucks having something you can't just "fix" and you really want to. I have a stubborn skin condition with no cure yet and I still have yet to get the symptoms under control. After going to the dermatologist for over a year they haven't done a drop in the bucket for me compared to dr dray/hyrams recommendations...sad really.
@@EmmaStephens1995 I’ve tried different chemical exfoliates and retinol, unfortunately my country doesn’t sell cerave. Right now i’m using the ordinary 0,5% retinol and it does make my skin a little smoother but not really a big difference. I feel like the less products i use the better my skin is.I’ll check out the eucerin cream! It’s nice to hear that other people have similar problems:)
I hope this doesn't come off as sassy but I think kale-lalu-yAHA is pronounced like hallelujah and the spelling is just a play on words because the active ingredient is AHA 😄✨
When you live in a country where the majority of the year the UV indicator is 1 (sometimes 2), I don't know if it's really worth it for our skin/health to use sunscreen products with lots of ingredients that could have potential risk for health e.v.e.r.y.d.a.y (because we don't know everything about skincare ingredients, life has already proven that). And also, why would I need a spf50+++ in this kind of environment ? And on top of that, SPF has to be renewed throughout the day to be effective. So yeah, as well as I can understand all of these claims, I'm still a bit skeptical because it doesn't seem well balanced.
Especially if you're not a Fitzpatrick 1-2, aren't on photosensitizing medications, aren't going to freak out about a tiny little wrinkle (seriously, I think the fear of aging/sunscreen obsession is getting a little bit toxic in some places now), don't go outside much (glass blocks UVB) and aren't using AHAs or retinoids. Sunscreen is expensive and you really don't necessarily need it at all.
Okay so im an esthetician and while I think spf is important here In Florida I DEFINITELY think it can be overused by some. Vitamin D is just as important if not more important than wearing spf. Spf blocks the absorption of vitamin D. This is important bc D is vital to our health. It absorbs pretty much as a hormone to regulate our immune system which is vital in covid times. Over 70% of the world's population is deficient and there have been studies that show that having sufficient vitamin D levels may be a great preventative for covid 19. Long story short, depending on your skin, spf is not ALWAYS necessary. If the UV index is moderate to high then yes please wear spf. If its low I dont think its necessary. I think this obsession with spf and unbalanced approach is hurting us more than helping tbh. But don't take my word for it, do some research.
1. Not wearing sunscreen 4:38 2. Using too many treatments 6:08 3. Natural products (such as diy products not made by chemists who understand the specific percentages, ingredients like essential oils that are at a high concentrations way too high) 8:16 4. Overcleansing 9:03 5. Popping pimples 10:40
The thumbnail came @ my cleansers but it brought me to buy your product line before finishing. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to trying my new skincare!!
@@oohmygrace no official tests have been done to say what the dear Klairs SPF is, but if it's the same formula for that chemical SPF done by the same lab, it could have the same problem. The independent test found Purito had an SPF of 19, another new independent test resulted in an SPF of 28. But don't throw out your sunscreens, don't waste them. Just make sure you're applying them well and reapply often.
Where have you been all my life!!! Your videos are so informative!! The Age of the Influencers has ruined us! I've followed so many of the wrong things! But I'm fixing that now, thanks to you!
There was a point in time where CeraVe was Jesus to Hyram, he was sponsored and would never say a bad word against them. Fragranced or not, the sponsorship must be over now as he’s starting to talk smack about their products. Whilst we’re on the subject of fragrance, he uses the then i met you balm in his PM routine.
@@simonlebeau68 listen if that's true i wont be surprised, my dermatologist had a cerave ad on his desk and i was like 🤨 what's going on everybody is talking about cerave and its not even all that (for me at least)
Hello, so I saw an interesting product called "everyone's" they have lotions and washes. I think you would enjoy reviewing this all natural product. They seem to use a good amount of ingredients in their products.
@@alexandracharlton5092 I break out badly being around other people with it .. it’s kinda like not wearing a mask it hurts others even if that person doesn’t feel affected by it.
@@brookekilgore5937 for me fragrance does not bother my skin in any way. So if something is fragranced and it works for my skin I will use it. I’m not going to cut it out and search for another cleanser or moisturizer for my extremely complicated skin. Sorry if you break out or whatever but take some allergy medicine 🤷♀️
These are all really good points. Especially forgetting to wear SPF! I've learned the hard way that this is a very big step in skincare. When I was younger, there wasn't much available to choose from except brand knowledge, and they all pretend that they're the best out there. Now there's a ton of information, plus your channel, that gives the best recommendation for taking care of your skin. These are all great suggestions!
You are ACTUALLY saving my skin right now. Your channel has information on it that I’ve been looking for, in an accessible form, for YEARRRRSSSS. I’m so inspired to start caring for my skin finally, I had really given up. Throwing my clean and clear in the trashhhh lmao👏🏻
@@boop6169 yeah, but I think he’s getting a bit embarrassed that people are associating that with him so heavily- since it makes him look like he’s fear mongering and not that educated.
That was about the combination of products that can actually be harsh to your skin while beneficial on their own. As an example, using The Ordinary's AHA/BHA Peel is good, but using their Retinol after is very harsh on the already sensitive skin
Though I know this isn't your intention, you're also helping animals too! I'm getting a puppy in 3 weeks, and in looking for shampoo, I saw that EVERYTHING was formulated with essential oils and thought... if I won't put those on my skin, why in the friggin world would I put it on a puppy's? So we are using a suuuper gentle baby shampoo instead. :) On a personal level, from watching your videos, I've switched from using EVERYTHING Origins to primarily using Cerave, Purito, and now experimenting with the Elf Happy Hydration & Pink Jelly cleanser you recommended. My skin is happy.
Haix.. Because i use Cerave SA Cleanser twice a day and a SA moisturiser every night, my skin became Oily Dehydrated due to over acid exfoliation! Now, i change my cleansers to Beauty of Joseon Radiance Cleansing Balm & Simple Micellar Gel Wash. Also, more of Hyaluronic Acid (toners, day moisturiser, sunscreen, serum).. Salicylic Acid (night moisturiser only). I use the Facetheory Supergel Moisturiser to help with acne scars and textured skin..
So glad you started talking about fragrance not being good because that inspired more products to be fragrance free now. I’ve had sensitive skin for years and have had so much trouble finding fragrance free products
Thank you for including the tip about natural products. I'm new into skincare, and that's something I was thinking a lot about. It's so good to know to stay away!
Same. It can be frustrating. But i think it's not as bad damage wise because you aren't squeezing it to pop, it just happens even when you are trying to be gentle. and as Cheri said, cover it with a patch so no bacteria can get in and potentially make it worse. Plus i think the hydrocolloid helps it to heal
To anybody that is buying CeraVe, I just thought that I should put it out there that they use animal testing. There are lots of videos you can watch, and while it might seem like they’re cruelty free, they are not as transparent as they seem.
@@jeremychristie8502 There are lots of different resources so what I would recommend you do is look up the animal cruelty policy for L’Oreal (which owns CeraVe). They sell in China, which means they have to test on animals to sell there.
Tho also please keep in mind a lot of information the general public gets on animal testing is from PETA-ish animal rights groups, who generally are extremely biased and like to film their “documentaries” as if they’re horror films. While I generally don’t agree with animal testing, it is more complicated than these animal rights groups make it seem.
For the newbies
We love Salicylic Acid
We love Niacinamide
We don’t like fragrance
We hate denatured alcohol
No micro beads
We do not like citrus in skincare especially lemon
We don’t like scrubs
We don’t like makeup wipes
St Ives apricot scrub is a foot scrub
We don’t buy Drunk Elephant
We don’t like Mario Badescu but drying lotion is an exception
We Stan Cera Ve, The Ordinary, The Inkey List, Paulas choice and Krave Beauty
We looooove sunscreen
Edit: OMG 8K LIKES! MOM IM FAMOUS!!!
Thank you
Omg thank you so much!
Ty
Thank you so much ;)
What about cetaphil loll
1. Not Wearing Sunscreen 4:41
2. Too Many Treatments 6:08
3. Natural Products 8:17
4. Overcleansing 9:05
5. Popping Pimples 10:42
Omg thank you!!!!!!!
Thank b 💋
Thank youuu
THANK YOU!!
Omg thank you so much. lol
Idk why but my brain tells me “If you don’t pop the pimples, then the acne wins”
I'm convinced they don't go away until I pop them 🤷♀️
same
I’m dying lol
I stopped popping pimples and man they take forever to go away
omg same
Since I cut out fragrance my skin has HEALED 6 years of acne GONE
holy shit. which products are u using now?
@@oliviap5362 Cerave cleanser, The ordinary moisturiser & a niacinimide serum :)
@@digitaldecayproject thank u for this, i will try these products, cause its soooooo hard to find products without fragrance
@@reniliobanda2473 yeah I didn’t realise I have sensitivity to fragrance, the products have been good to really strip back my routine. However I noticed since Hyram got more subscribers all the products can become way more expensive or sold out 😫
So happy for you!
Here is the list of 5 things worse than fragrance:
1. Not wearing sunscreen
2. Using too many treatments (like serums, exfoliaters, scrubs, masks etc.)
3. "Natural" products (DIY skincare)
4. Overcleansing
5. Popping your pimples
Thx soooo much I couldn’t be asked watching the video 😂
❤️❤️❤️
But he is wrong on that last one, popping pimples can actually help with scaring and dark spots but you have to make sure you remove EVERYTHING the capsule and loads of infected blood just like an esthetician.
Why popping pimples
@@sailuna9195 instead of popping people could always use pimple patches🤷🏾♀️which could also help with the healing process after
Make a box with all your favorites and sell it it would b much easier imagine how many ppl would buy it like one of each skincare routine
He already did that
And it actually sold out
@@toqa1d869 really when??
@@tshering8768 i was 3 weeks ago and it sold out like the same day
He doesn’t have a warehouse and he lives in Hawaï.
I think he needs to do a colab with Cerave or CosRx and so he can take a huge profit.
✨T I M E S T A M P S✨
1. Not wearing sunscreen (4:38)
2. Using too many treatments (6:07)
3. Natural Products (8:16)
4. Over cleansing (9:03)
5. Popping Pimples (10:41)
Staysafe!🥰
thank youuu :)
Someone copied you and they got more likes
@@chumbucket1280 gosh😭
@@jxderin yass queen🥀🥰
@@stephany6417 🥰❤️
ok let’s take a guess... no sunscreen, over cleansing, over exfoliating, etc.
And not using moisturizer
CORRECT
@@Hyram they read you like a picture book
Makeup wipes... :D
@@Hyram ily hyram
When you have a skincare but your skin don’t care.
😩😭
I've never applied any skin care product on my face, in my whole life. But most importantly, I'm still single.
Lmao i saw this from a quote HAHAHAHA.
Great comment😂!
Basically me
I never realized that my skin was sensitive to fragrance, until I cut it out of my routine. The dryness and redness is gone! Thank Hyram!
Same here! My skin is sensitive to fragrance. I never understood why my face would sting/ turn red. Of course I thought that it was supposed to do that and that it would calm down. I cut out fragrance, and my skin doesn’t burn anymore :)
Sameee! My breakouts reduced tremendously.
God bless, Jesus loves you and died for you alp
Do you know what to look for on the bottle to see if it has fragrance? Like does it flat out say fragrance or are there other things to look for? (I've watched so many of his videos and honestly don't remember)
Hyram: Let's just ignore the puffy eye bags this morning
Me: Ok but WHERE ARE THEY
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear maya
@@AxxLAfriku i’m scared
LITERALLY 😂
Right?! Whenever he says his skin is looking rough I'm like YOU ARE GLOWING UNICORN, THIS IS YOU LOOKING ”BAD??”
Where does he talk about the origins Vitamin C serum?
Hyram: Don't pop your pimples
Me, squeezing at a blackhead on my nose: Yeah what a terrible habit to develop
Me: Pop it
Also me: 👁👄👁
Blackheads are comedones not pimples
@@riof.7947 it's still picking at your skin which causes damage
Same
Hahaha
Hyram: There's only one thing worst than a fragrance...
Me, a vinetelectual: A child!
Hyram: No!
Omg it took me like two sec to figure out the reference
Yes
that is my favorite vine of all time omg
only the ogs know what this is about
thank you for making my day
Anyone else thought this was gonna be about ingredients? 😅
@@zar7859 SAME! lol
Yes
Yep
me😅
I wish it was. everything he said was kind of obvious if you're already into skincare.
“dont pop pimples” why are they there then?
Why did I say this in the tik tok voice
@@simmikp26 NOT THE TIK TOK VOICEEEE it was Queen Nicki who said that 😭
@@vanillaicemel6813 now I feel uncultured 🤦🏽♀️
If you are homeless then buy a house
Your profile pic makes this comment ten times better 😂
Hi, Hyram! I am a high school journalist in California! I would love to be able to interview you since the media hasn’t done that much and you are such an inspiring and interesting person. Have a wonderful day!
U should email his business email; he probably won’t see it
Thats so cool! Good luck getting his attention :)
@@abby7163 thank you!!!
@@sabrinaottaway3377 thanks for the advice!:)
We all need to back this person up!!! That would be such an interesting story
Hyram: 5 things worse than fragrance
Me: 👁👄👁 ✍🏻✍🏻
same
what is it? dont have time to watch the video
@@georgia1986
1. not using sunscreen
2. too many treatments at the same time
3. “natural skincare” i.e diy skincare
4. over-cleansing
5. popping your pimples
@@user-rc3ii4jd8v whoever you are thank you so much for that.
@@user-rc3ii4jd8v you a real one for this
Hyram: Let's ignore the puffy eyes this morning shall we
His eyes: ✨
My eyes: dead
right? he said puffy eyes and I was like bitch where!?
Years of hormonal acne, psoriasis and sensitive skin. Cutting fragrance and my skin is SINGING along with using curology. Thank you Hyram. I'm 37 and finally confident to show my face without foundation layered on.
That's amazing!
Good for you!!!
I am so happy for you! 🥰
Whoop whoop 🙌🏼
What products did you use?
"don't pop pimples" me: 😢 but I like making the skin volcanos go 🤯
Two words: pimple patches
5 words: Don’t look in the mirror
4 Words: Don’t touch your face
There’s a safer way to do it. A plastic surgeon suggested a technique similar to the one Dr. Oz demonstrated on his show. Possibly the only positive thing about his show.
that is the most endearing way of thinking about pimple popping. omg so cuuuute.
Omg it’s crazy how I started watching hyram right before his hype, so he had only a few hundred thousand followers. Now he has 4 million 😭👏🏼
i caught him at 2million and i was like this guy is the best. then it doubled 0.o what a legend
"a few hundred thousand" ahem ahem...THAT'S NOT FEW!
@@anjaliekunwar ikr 😂 is a lot less than he has now...but deffo not a few 😭
I was here at 4k😭
I found him at 25k 😅
See, the thing is, every time I pop a pimple, it goes away so much faster than if I DON'T pop them, so I keep getting rewarded for my bad behavior...
I do the same thing! I only ever pop them to the point where the excess sebum has been drained then stop, and my skin seems to heal faster and without scarring that way
Me too, it's so satisfying also, I think it's different per skin type, mine is combination to oily and can pop them without leaving scars, I'm 30.
Same... if I don’t pop them they stay for 3+ weeks AND most unpopped pimples leave scarring on my face. Whereas everytime I pop a pimple they go away in about a week and never have left scarring so far. Last time I didn’t pop a pimple it left scarring that’s just now finally going away 2 months later...
@@jennyrodriguez811 Though I always make sure to only pop them once they've "headed" i.e the sebum is right under the surface, if I try to pop them any other time it gets nasty 😬
Yeah and some hurt so bad cause they create so much pressure so u just wanna release it:(
There should be a sticker or a label on every hyram approved products that says Hyram Approved✅
Yassssssss
Fr tho and the hair stuff should be brad mondo approve
Or an app where you can scan products
OMG YES HAHA
GH seal of approval ain’t cutting it anymore
I'm one of the people that are sensitive to fragrance, unfortunately didn't even know about it and you opened my eyes about it, after I bought only fragrance free skincare I noticed a huge improvement and realised that all the creams that made my face red and sensitive had fragrance in it. I'll forever be grateful to you for being so informative
I was sure Hyram would have million of followers in the future, when I first found him out last year, because of how extremely picky he is and always has a point to convince you why some ingredients are not good for your skin, without making it confusing to people who had never heard of those ingredients before, or didn't use to have a skincare routine. You make me feel safe to buy your recommendations and I always feel afraid to purchase a product you haven't reviewed yet. I have learned so many things from you this whole year, thank you so much Hyram!
1. not wearing sunscreen 4:43
2. using too many treatments 6:07
3. natural products 8:17
4. over cleansing 9:04
5. popping pimples 10:42
Thank you
jesus christ thank you
Doin' the lord's work! Thank you!
As a person with severe eczema fragrance is like my number one enemy. My skin gets so inflamed rashes come on quick. It horrible i have to check every label. I can on put perfume on my clothes. All my skin care and laundry detergent are fragrance free none can touch my skin. Its so disappointing because i love fragrance it can add such beautiful warm comforting feeling. Like theres nothing like clean inviting smell when crawling into fresh clean sheets except mine - they just smell like static :(.
There has to be some sort of natural perfume you can use? Have you consulted a dermatologist?
I use essential oils for my daughter. She goes through the same thing. It's something you may want to look into. She would get upset because she couldn't buy bath bombs because of the fragrance and dye so started making my own with essential oils and it didn't bother her. You'll need to learn about them first because some can be too strong for your skin.
Could you add fragrance to your day, by lighting a scented candle, or diffusing essential oils?
@F A I guess I should have stated artificial fragrance.
@F A it can be if their allergic to that specific thing. It's the additives that bother people with allergies. Me and my children struggle with scents but essential oils were fine with us. It's always something they can explore and see if it's an alternative that would work for them.
4:35 for all of y’all in a rush :)
You the real
Hero
Five things Worse than Fragrance in Skincare: Naive Teenagers using St. Ives Apricot Scrub because they haven’t discovered you and the other beautiful skincare TH-camrs (yet). :)
yup we keep st Ives for the enemies😈
I still have deep-seated trauma from my Clean & Clear astringent days.
That used to be me 😂
Lol I nearly bought it and then youtube save me and recommend Hyram and he explained why St Ives is bad, my sensitive face was saved
I just stoped using that and now I’m breaking out worser than b4 idk wht to use 😭🙏🏽
Here is my skincare routine. I love my routine and the results so much. I have normal-dry acne prone skin and struggling with post acne dark spots.
In the morning:
Either
• cerave foaming cleanser
if I’m feeling more oily than normal
But most days I just
• YTTP superfood cleanser
Then the only vitamin c that doesn’t break me out
• physicians formula brightening vitamin shot
The best moisturizer for my skin is
• cerave daily lotion
Then the best sunscreen ever
•supergoop unseen sunscreen
At night
If I’m wearing make up I use
• versed cleansing balm
Don’t love the fragrance but the texture is nice.
If I’m just wearing sunscreen I use
• versed gentle cycle milky cleanser
I know it’s a water based cleanser but it has so many oils abs breaks me out if I use it alone
Then my second cleanse will each be one of the morning cleansers or
• urban skin RX even tone
And I use it as a 3 minute mask and second cleanse
Then I alternate between my favorite product
• ordinary granactive retinoid emulsion
Or a prescription from dermatologist
Then
• cerave daily lotion
Looking for a nice eye cream if anyone has an recommendations
Hyram is literally the sweetest person on the entire planet
True, true and true
He really is 🥺
Here’s to clear and glowing skin 2021! 😊✨
I'll toast to that✋😂
I’ll drink to thatttttttt🥂🥂🥂
love how informative you are, not only do you explain it perfectly, you also dumb it down so people like me can understand more throughly❤️ keep doing a great job!
Hyram:my eyes are puffy
Me: yOu ThInK yOuRs ArE pUfFy
Same. I just woke up. Clicked this immediately.
Rieschelle Ann Javier just woke up? It’s like 4:30
Lmao. Me waking up to my cat on my face and not being able to open my eyes they're so swollen
@@eevaanh8386 wow everyone is from where u are huh
@@eevaanh8386 i really hope you are joking, not everybody has the same time zone and your ignorance is making me cringe 💀💀
I don’t know if it’s just me but I need you to make a video about back acne, like what products you could use to get rid of back acne.
I would also love a video on this!!!!!
The Versed Backup Plan mist worked wonders for me. Good luck!
i had bad body acne and i started using the z-bar from vanicream as a body soap (recommended by my dermatologist) and it helped get rid of all my bacne. its formulated with pyrithione zinc, a versatile anti-fungal and antibacterial ingredient which is great for acne. you can even use it as a face soap if you have acne on your face, but depending on your skin i would only use it 3-4 times a week bc it can be drying if you already have dry skin. it's super affordable and i got my bacne under control within 2 months using the z-bar. hope this helps!
@@kriti2569 omg thank you so much I will try it and see if it helps
@@mlissa3232 I will try that thank you
I get manic depression and OCD fits where I absolutely destroy my skin with popping and digging at blackheads until my face is sore, it's terrible. It's not something I do on purpose, like its stressful and almost even more stressful to make myself stop T_T
Such a well rounded person, I really enjoy that he always wants to learn for himself and wants to see other individuals grow with their skin care routine. Bravo!
“If it’s constantly impaired how can it heal itself.”
Relate
It really doesn’t matter if I pop the pimple or not because m skin hates me and will leave dark marks where the pimple use to be 😔
Same!
Try starface patches!
you can try a clearing serum for the scars, like niacinamide or vit c i think
Me: Not doing any of the first 4 things and feeling proud af
Not popping pimples: well, there goes my 5 minutes of glory
haha same🥲🥲
lmao saaame it's so hard not to pop them, pimple patches help me though
omg same
I’ve had acne and acne scars my whole life and I always thought ‘natural’ beauty was the way to go, so i put on aloe vera gel every night to help with my acne. Little to no change. Once i watched all of Hyrams videos and implemented everything he said, my skin has almost cleared up and it’s been 2 weeks!
Whatbare you using??
What products are you using girl??
what exactly did you change/do
Fun frangrance fact- In the US, the FDA assumes fragrance to be a 'trade sercret' which allows cosmetics brands to disguise tons of unlisted ingredients under the 'fragrance' label.
The idea of fragrance isn't the worst but the concept as a whole leaves a lot of room for shadyness in the industry.
When he says natural skincare all I can think of is Bella Thrones skin care....
sameee lmao oof
As hyram stated before, when it comes to fragrance, “it’s the not poison but the dose” - in other words meaning that the important takeaway concerning skincare products which contain fragrance ingredients is that it’s not necessarily fragrance itself that leads to things such as skin potential future skin damage/irritation &/or things such as contact dermatitis, but rather the amount of fragrance within the product that determines the potential risk of irritation to the skin. In other words, since brands aren’t required to disclose the amount of fragrance ingredients within a product, one “blue’s clue” or thing to use to weed out overly fragranced, potentially irritating ingredients within a skincare product, is looking at how high up the term fragrance is. The higher up it is, usually, not always, means that there is likely a higher chance for there to be a higher concentration or quantity of fragrance ingredients within the skincare product. Hope this helps clarifies some questions & confusion about fragrance
That cut deep, I'm literally doing everything except for the overstripping cleansers. I'm so happy I discovered this channel. Thank you Hyram!
When I learn that people use the Ordinary's Peeling solution every day: 👁👄👁
Y'all okay?
And they have better skin than I do 😭
@@moyin282 prob cause they’re peeling off 5 layers of skin a week lmfao
I use mine once a week and I can’t imagine using it more than that yikessss
I literally cannot fathom that. The first time I used the Peeling Solution, I was like "oh wow... THIS SH!T IS STRONK". And so I use it once a week along with a gentle BHA from cosRX for another day.
Hi, Hyram I doubt you’ll see this but thank you for bringing attention to people being sensitive to fragrance. I’ve spent my whole life having to avoid certain fragrances and your channel has helped me find skincare I can safely use!
My routine is:
Morning:
-Wash with cool water/pat dry with microfiber cloth
-Apply Paula’s choice omega +complex moisturize w/ a few squirts of drunk elephant’s B-hydra(still trying to find a dupe that I like)
-then I apply vitamin C to my cheeks where I have the most texture and damage
-then I apply my super goop unseen sunscreen
Night:
-makeup removal with drunk elephant slaai makeup melting butter(haven’t found a dupe I like better yet 😞) after layering and rinsing it off...
-clean with Cerave foaming facial cleanser(then pat dry with a microfiber cloth)
-apply paulas choice more moisturizer again with the B-hydra if I need more moisture
-some retinol (only 2 times a week I switch between my chemical exfoliate and retinol. )
-then I add a couple drops of the Ordinary’s virgin marula oil.
That’s my skin care.
What’s crazy is Hyram , your videos not only helped me with my skincare routine , but also helped me get through a break up! Thanks for being so informative and entertaining, appreciate your channel.
“Natural skincare”
Looking at you, Bella Thorne
😂😂
She’s all I thought of with her lil cherry mask and olive oil scrub 😂😂
Can you make a video about signs of over cleansing, or signs of the bad stuff happening??
I use the La Roche-Posay Effeclar H derma-soothing hydrating cleansing cream, and it does have a mild fragrance but i feel like it has really improved my skin along with CeraVe SA Smoothing Cleanser
I kept hearing “natural” products aren’t good for your skin, but that was what I had always used. So I started using other products like the ordinary and the inkey list and similar. They did absolutely nothing to improve my skin, some did quite the opposite. So now I went back to “natural”. I use a Ayurvedic aromatherapy based line of only four products and am finally seeing good results. This type of product may not meet with some people’s approval but they work really well for me. Wish I had figured it out sooner, would have saved myself several hundred dollars and the stress of messed up skin.
Yeah I definitely think products like the ordinary/inkey list can be as harsh as any other product. It does really depend on your skin sensitives (and how you use it!), I found natural products to be just as effective (depending on the ingredients, of course). Wish Hyram didn't categories everything natural as bad, but I can see where he's coming from. Essential oils can be really bad for some people, so I can see why he wouldn't recommend it for a big audience.
I don’t think the message is that natural is bad. I think the message is to be aware that the term “natural” is used as a marketing strategy, and that natural doesn’t always mean good. I think Hyram just doesn’t want us to be tricked by advertising, that’s all :)
Aggree, brands have collaboration with these TH-camrs, if TH-camrs will not tell to apply brand products and tell use natural products then how will brands earn?? This world is full of politics
@@cookiedave44 OMG such a great point! The deceptive marketing is too real.
Same. There are two natural creams i get from amazon for my dry skin for $20 and in the morning i look like i went to a facial spa.
Meanwhile i tried 3 expensive AF tatcha full size products that did nothing for me...i could have just not used any products...the water cream even dried me out more. Also tried a bunch of other expensive or medium priced products he recommended and they either caused pimples, red bumps or were just okay.
Idk what to believe anymore but i know my natural cream works amazing, i know all the ingredients, and it saves me money.
Please don't ever stop making videos about skincare! ❤ I have learned so much from you and you seem like the most genuine person. You make learning about skincare fun! We love you for that! March will be 1 year that I've been caring for my skin and since I've found you on TH-cam! 😊
My biggest flex is that Hyram & i have the same plant 😌😌😌
Those sunscreens unfortunately aren't available to buy where I live. Could you make a video about drugstore European sunscreens??
The klairs one isn’t available because of a scandal with their spf test facility not giving proper spf ratings.
Yesss, its so hard to buy the products he recomands bc i live in europ
Try la roche posay sunscreens
@@Holychristian44 don't you mean purito? They have the whole current situation with the spf factor
Lab muffin beauty science has some great recommendations! She’s in Australia, but some of her recommendations may be available to you where you are.
I not only have EXTREMELY sensitive skin... like certain things can burn & make my skin very red, plus I have to take allergy medicine for hives (daily) and psoriasis on my elbows & hairline on the back of my neck... So yeah, anyways, that extends being careful with fragrance in products as well! I have to use sensitive unscented laundry detergent too! (Sorry family members who wanted smell good clothes via scented detergent)
But the other reason I do not like fragrance in my face products, is because I do NOT need those products to conflict or mix with the perfume I use! I want my perfumes to take the spotlight, not have it smell different cuz there's some smell coming from my face via products! lol
I'm 2 months fragrance free and it is literally the only thing that has helped my eczema/keratosis pilaris. soak and smear method and fragrance free is all I need. I even need fragrance free laungry detergent/cleaning products.
Same !
I have keratosis pilaris on my cheeks and nothing helps with it. I’ve always had it so it doesn’t really bother me and i’m just hoping that when i get older it will magically go away.
@@gerdalehis8285 eczema relief body cream from eucerin and Cera Ve SA cleanser has been the ONLY think to help me, I swear I dealt with it for 20+ years and it has only just started clearing up very recently. What have you tried? I get it by on my legs and arms, I'm sure having it on the face can be challenging. Don't give up on it, but don't stress too hard about it. It sucks having something you can't just "fix" and you really want to. I have a stubborn skin condition with no cure yet and I still have yet to get the symptoms under control. After going to the dermatologist for over a year they haven't done a drop in the bucket for me compared to dr dray/hyrams recommendations...sad really.
@@EmmaStephens1995 I’ve tried different chemical exfoliates and retinol, unfortunately my country doesn’t sell cerave. Right now i’m using the ordinary 0,5% retinol and it does make my skin a little smoother but not really a big difference. I feel like the less products i use the better my skin is.I’ll check out the eucerin cream! It’s nice to hear that other people have similar problems:)
@@gerdalehis8285 well if you want to do a skincare gift exchange let me know I'll send you a couple things in the mail. :)
That little shoulder shake never gets old 😊
I hope this doesn't come off as sassy but I think kale-lalu-yAHA is pronounced like hallelujah and the spelling is just a play on words because the active ingredient is AHA 😄✨
I've thought about this for awhile. I definitely think this is right.
hyram: 5 things worse then fragrance
me: ✍️🗒😌
hyram: "not wearing sunscreen"
me: well damn * goes to amazon *
Same
Can you please react to Priyanka Chopras all natural skincare routine Hyram ❤️
umm i would but im broke and sunscreens are expensive b
@@elevenfernandez7648 not really, just depends on how much you want to invest in your skin.
@@futuristicgirl14 some people Dont have the money to invest in their skin. Dont be ignorant.
When you live in a country where the majority of the year the UV indicator is 1 (sometimes 2), I don't know if it's really worth it for our skin/health to use sunscreen products with lots of ingredients that could have potential risk for health e.v.e.r.y.d.a.y (because we don't know everything about skincare ingredients, life has already proven that). And also, why would I need a spf50+++ in this kind of environment ? And on top of that, SPF has to be renewed throughout the day to be effective. So yeah, as well as I can understand all of these claims, I'm still a bit skeptical because it doesn't seem well balanced.
Especially if you're not a Fitzpatrick 1-2, aren't on photosensitizing medications, aren't going to freak out about a tiny little wrinkle (seriously, I think the fear of aging/sunscreen obsession is getting a little bit toxic in some places now), don't go outside much (glass blocks UVB) and aren't using AHAs or retinoids. Sunscreen is expensive and you really don't necessarily need it at all.
uh skin cancer is a risk of not wearing sunscreen...
Okay so im an esthetician and while I think spf is important here In Florida I DEFINITELY think it can be overused by some. Vitamin D is just as important if not more important than wearing spf. Spf blocks the absorption of vitamin D. This is important bc D is vital to our health. It absorbs pretty much as a hormone to regulate our immune system which is vital in covid times. Over 70% of the world's population is deficient and there have been studies that show that having sufficient vitamin D levels may be a great preventative for covid 19.
Long story short, depending on your skin, spf is not ALWAYS necessary. If the UV index is moderate to high then yes please wear spf. If its low I dont think its necessary. I think this obsession with spf and unbalanced approach is hurting us more than helping tbh. But don't take my word for it, do some research.
@@ShmeejandShmaylah exactly !
Best thing that happens this year is discovering skincare channels like Hyram and others
1. Not wearing sunscreen 4:38
2. Using too many treatments 6:08
3. Natural products (such as diy products not made by chemists who understand the specific percentages, ingredients like essential oils that are at a high concentrations way too high) 8:16
4. Overcleansing 9:03
5. Popping pimples 10:40
Is using the buffet serum every day bad? I didn’t understand
The thumbnail came @ my cleansers but it brought me to buy your product line before finishing. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to trying my new skincare!!
TLDR:
1. Not wearing sunscreen
2. Using too many treatments
3. Using 'natural' products (DIY, essential oils etc.)
4. Overcleansing
5. Popping pimples
What does TLDR mean?
@@Pocketrose3 Too Long, Didn't Read. Usually used when people are summarizing stuff
thank you
Dear Klairs temporarily suspended international sales of their sunscreen because it's from the same lab as Purito.
Thank you for sharing!!
Does that mean their SPF isn't 50?
@@oohmygrace no official tests have been done to say what the dear Klairs SPF is, but if it's the same formula for that chemical SPF done by the same lab, it could have the same problem. The independent test found Purito had an SPF of 19, another new independent test resulted in an SPF of 28. But don't throw out your sunscreens, don't waste them. Just make sure you're applying them well and reapply often.
@@gwendolinehall1386 thank you so much!
How about keep cool and axis y?
Where have you been all my life!!! Your videos are so informative!! The Age of the Influencers has ruined us! I've followed so many of the wrong things! But I'm fixing that now, thanks to you!
Almost got a seizure seeing Cerave SA cleanser.
Oop. His paid promo must be done.
Oh no. What happened?
I don’t get it ?
There was a point in time where CeraVe was Jesus to Hyram, he was sponsored and would never say a bad word against them. Fragranced or not, the sponsorship must be over now as he’s starting to talk smack about their products. Whilst we’re on the subject of fragrance, he uses the then i met you balm in his PM routine.
@@simonlebeau68 listen if that's true i wont be surprised, my dermatologist had a cerave ad on his desk and i was like 🤨 what's going on everybody is talking about cerave and its not even all that (for me at least)
POV: your scrolling through the comments while watching the video.
Hello, so I saw an interesting product called "everyone's" they have lotions and washes. I think you would enjoy reviewing this all natural product. They seem to use a good amount of ingredients in their products.
As someone with sensitive eczema-prone skin, fragrance IS the devil.
Yeah fragrance isn't really bad at all unless you have sensitive skin
@@alexandracharlton5092 I break out badly being around other people with it .. it’s kinda like not wearing a mask it hurts others even if that person doesn’t feel affected by it.
@@brookekilgore5937 for me fragrance does not bother my skin in any way. So if something is fragranced and it works for my skin I will use it. I’m not going to cut it out and search for another cleanser or moisturizer for my extremely complicated skin. Sorry if you break out or whatever but take some allergy medicine 🤷♀️
@@brookekilgore5937 also I don’t think that’s how it works! Because nearly everything is Fragranced. Perfume, makeup, skin care, and more.
@@brookekilgore5937 you shouldn’t be going out then .
The first four:
Me: oh yeah. I’m doing Good Things for My Skin. Go me. Yes.
Number five:
Me: ...oof
Same😅
These are all really good points. Especially forgetting to wear SPF! I've learned the hard way that this is a very big step in skincare. When I was younger, there wasn't much available to choose from except brand knowledge, and they all pretend that they're the best out there. Now there's a ton of information, plus your channel, that gives the best recommendation for taking care of your skin. These are all great suggestions!
I find it funny that he has an add for curology and the before and after pics look the same because his skin is so perfect
Lolol right
I Clicked faster than having Hyram could say “aloha everyone”
same here 😂
Gorgeous profile pic 😍😍😍😍
@@jademejia-amaya6058 thank you
You are ACTUALLY saving my skin right now. Your channel has information on it that I’ve been looking for, in an accessible form, for YEARRRRSSSS. I’m so inspired to start caring for my skin finally, I had really given up. Throwing my clean and clear in the trashhhh lmao👏🏻
popping my pimples is my only source of serotonin 😭😭
Not how hormones work
Please do a video on how to get rid of dark under eye circles!
Things I never thought I’d hear Hyraam say:
There are things worse than fragrance in skin care
@girl with a channel it’s a joke
@@boop6169 yeah, but I think he’s getting a bit embarrassed that people are associating that with him so heavily- since it makes him look like he’s fear mongering and not that educated.
What's with the thumbnail wich makes it seem cerave and the ordinary are bad?
That was about the combination of products that can actually be harsh to your skin while beneficial on their own. As an example, using The Ordinary's AHA/BHA Peel is good, but using their Retinol after is very harsh on the already sensitive skin
@@AllThoseChickens I didn't hear him say that. ofcourse it's true but did not see that in this vid
@@kittyvanderterp3229 Ah, yea that segment begins at 6:08
Hyram: Use Sunscreen!
Me: Haven't left my apartment for a week. What sun?
window
Do you live in the basement? If no, then still use sunscreen
Be sure you’re taking a vitamin d supplement then!
Same, and I'm so far from windows that it barely reaches me when it is sunny!
Also if you are in front of screens. Use SPF
Though I know this isn't your intention, you're also helping animals too! I'm getting a puppy in 3 weeks, and in looking for shampoo, I saw that EVERYTHING was formulated with essential oils and thought... if I won't put those on my skin, why in the friggin world would I put it on a puppy's? So we are using a suuuper gentle baby shampoo instead. :)
On a personal level, from watching your videos, I've switched from using EVERYTHING Origins to primarily using Cerave, Purito, and now experimenting with the Elf Happy Hydration & Pink Jelly cleanser you recommended. My skin is happy.
As someone with an intense fragrance allergy. Thank you for thinking of us. ❤️
Hyram: ignore puffy bags
Me: Where r they
Me rn : look like a pufferfish
Lol sameeeeeeeeee
me rn w a stye 😀👌
Under the filter he’s using
Haix..
Because i use Cerave SA Cleanser twice a day and a SA moisturiser every night, my skin became Oily Dehydrated due to over acid exfoliation!
Now, i change my cleansers to Beauty of Joseon Radiance Cleansing Balm & Simple Micellar Gel Wash. Also, more of Hyaluronic Acid (toners, day moisturiser, sunscreen, serum)..
Salicylic Acid (night moisturiser only). I use the Facetheory Supergel Moisturiser to help with acne scars and textured skin..
Hyram’s over here literally saving the ocean ..... I’m so proud of him. 😁
Once I stopped using products with fragrance, my eczema cleared up🙌🏽
So glad you started talking about fragrance not being good because that inspired more products to be fragrance free now. I’ve had sensitive skin for years and have had so much trouble finding fragrance free products
I like the fragrance free recommendations, we got allergy/fragrance issues in my family. So thank you!
1. Not wearing sunscreen- 4:38
2. Too many treatments- 6:06
3. Natural Products- 8:15
4. Over Cleansing- 9:02
5. Poping pimples- 10:35
Thanks
Thank you for including the tip about natural products. I'm new into skincare, and that's something I was thinking a lot about. It's so good to know to stay away!
you pulled me right in with that title sir-
Me: *sprints into my bathroom to read my product's ingredients lists*
You have such a lovely and chill personality.
I’m grateful I found this channel because I realized that fragrance was the ingredient that irritated my skin soooo much and I literally had no idea
I’m not hyram but a sunscreen that I do recommend that has worked for me personally is sun bum spf 50 and yes it is light
i dont pop my pimples but when i wash my face (with a sensitive wash) they pop :/
That’s totally fine just don’t touch it and put a hydrocolloid patch on after !!
@@itscheribaby thank you!!
Same. It can be frustrating. But i think it's not as bad damage wise because you aren't squeezing it to pop, it just happens even when you are trying to be gentle. and as Cheri said, cover it with a patch so no bacteria can get in and potentially make it worse. Plus i think the hydrocolloid helps it to heal
@@TheAbbyTerry thanks so much!
To anybody that is buying CeraVe, I just thought that I should put it out there that they use animal testing. There are lots of videos you can watch, and while it might seem like they’re cruelty free, they are not as transparent as they seem.
Well that makes me sad :(. I guess I’ll just use it up since I got it. But thank you for spreading awareness
Can you direct me to the link you found for CerVe animal testing?
@@jeremychristie8502 There are lots of different resources so what I would recommend you do is look up the animal cruelty policy for L’Oreal (which owns CeraVe). They sell in China, which means they have to test on animals to sell there.
Tho also please keep in mind a lot of information the general public gets on animal testing is from PETA-ish animal rights groups, who generally are extremely biased and like to film their “documentaries” as if they’re horror films. While I generally don’t agree with animal testing, it is more complicated than these animal rights groups make it seem.
Ngl I'm prone to fungal acne and I'm satisfied with their price point so ima gonna continue to buy regardless.