since the weather is getting hot, let us make sure not to point out someone's: -scars -body hair -cellulite -extra skin -loose skin -tummy rolls -stretch marks -self harm scars -dark underarms/inner thighs -hijabs (asking "isn't it hot wearing that?") -acne -eczema -vitiligo/other skin conditions (people may just not understand them) -how much weight someone's gained -how much wight someone's lost If it's not something they can fix in five minutes (smudged makeup, food in teeth, messy hair) than don't point it out. It's rude and non of your business...
I feel bad every time she shades ceravee is literal the only “cheap” good product I can buy in my country is worth twice the cost vs the USA so if you pay 15 usd for something I am paying 30 usd for the same thing . Anyway, I love the ceravee products because they are not so overpriced as murad or the other skincare brands they sell here and I feel they do the job
Right! I don't think people always realize that prices may vary and that some products aren't available for everyone. I love the Moisturizing cream for my dry and eczema prone skin but I also pay the same price (about $20) for a container that has 110 grams less cream than the one in the description box.
Majority of products mentioned are not in UK. Mail order adds a huge tax/import/delivery costs. You do what works best for you. Who knows, one day you may create a local affordable brand for your community 💕x
Same here in Norway! I can't get my hands on most product, the few I can get my hands on are so fricking expensive due to taxes/import and delivery cost. So I get kind of angry when an influencer thrash these few options I have...because I don't have a much of a choice here. I don't have hundreds of brands available, I have less than half. I do my best with the few overpriced options I have.
yeah… i live in brazil and the whenever there’s a sale i buy the cerave cream for R$50 (for the amount its cheap) it’s one of the few things my oily-combo skin doesn’t react and i love the texture
If it works for you and you like it, please do not feel bad!! I think she's trying to swing the pendulum from people only know or talk about Cerave when it's not the only option or even a good option for some people. But I think the majority of her regular viewers get it at this point and it's swinging towards "shaming" a product/brand. CeraVe and Cetaphil were my doorways to skincare in my teens and early 20s. I absolutely love that CeraVe has actives that I can pick up at pretty much any big box store no matter where I'm traveling. The availability of a consistent, affordable and decent product with more than one option is so necessary.
@@ananyaverma1957 It was a group of Muslim radicals who were going across villages near Lahore demanding people to convert or get out. It was such a scary time, especially because many Hindus and Sikhs that lived in my grandfather's village who were either killed or horribly attacked and brutalized. Women got the worst of it.
I love how you raise awareness about cruelty free options 🙌 a rabbit shouldn't have harmful chemicals poured into its eyes for a product, especially when theres so many cruelty free options available
@@pattycarljackson cruelty free just means the harmful chemicals werent tested on rabbits eyes, it doesn't have anything to do with the product having essential oils or not
@@theecologist10 what? You clearly didn’t understand what I said. I didn’t say cruelty free had anything to do with essential oils. I said these cruelty free brands need to stop with the clean beauty marketing and adding essential oils.
As much as I roll my eyes at eyecreams, as someone who is milia prone, I definitely understand why it is needed. Heck, I get stuff happening just from applying Cerave cream so I have to be careful.
I'm Anglo-Indian as I mentioned before. I practice ayurvedaic beauty routine. I have no wrinkles at 60. I can not stress enough, use sunscreen! I do facial yoga exercises. I give myself a homemade yogurt facial every day. I use metronidazole 0.75 every day for my rosacea. I still have threading done on most of my body hair, because I choose not to have a hairless body, so I leave my arms and legs with fine hair. Totally remove my mustache, and unibrow and shape my brows with threading. I have PCOS, menopause does not get rid of it, and a lot of body hair is a symptom of it. I have stretch marks on my belly after giving birth to my daughter 12 years ago and I don't care, I still wear a bikini. I'm disabled with osteoarthritis and use a rollator-walker and I still dress sexy. I don't see why as a sexagenarian and disabled I can't be sexy.
The only thing I would say about eye cream is this-our skin is all soooo different. And for some folks it might be an important step. I have lupus and a bunch of other autoimmune diseases. Specific eye creams help so much with my rashes and dryness
@@violetedwards7487 I understand that she’s frustrated by the ridiculous pricing. So many brands charge much more than they should. But I can’t be without eye cream. Certain formulas really do make a difference
@@MaltinOnMovies yeah, I totally get the frustration about pricing, it is rage-inducing. I totally agree that certain formulas make a difference! I used my regular moisturiser on my undereye area and got milia there so... Moisturiser is not always a substitute for eyecream and she should address that.
But really, Cassandra.. Don’t twist your knickers 😄 it’s only a little eye cream 💁🏻♀️I love Benton’s eye creams myself. We’re quite many who get milia and pustules (or whatever they are called: small balls of fat) underneath our eyes if we use too occlusive creams underneath our eyes. I even have tried snail (which I never thought I would!) under my eyes - and that actually worked. I’ve also put retinal under my eyes - which everyone says is a big no-no - and it have done wonders for me. We’re all different 🤷🏻♀️ And it’s not like she’s putting LaMer under her eyes - but even if she did, it’s her skincare routine! She does what makes her happy! We shouldn’t judge. We’re many who actually benefit from eye creams, believe it or not. It took me months to get rid of my milia and I’m not going to go back to having those again. Benton eye creams are fairly affordable and they come in tubes that are 1 fl Oz or 30 ml. I’ve used those it for my whole face at times. My favourite is their Fermented that has galactomyces (a yeast that comes from saké). I’d recommend it it a heartbeat!
Yes I get one milia under my left eye if I dont use All About Eyes by Clinique under my eyes. I've tried just using my moisturizer or other eye creams and it always comes back. When I go back to that clinique eye cream its gone in a few days 🤷♀️
Thank you for this!! Yeah face cream under my eyes is a huge no for me! I have to use eye cream. I have textured under eyes and face creams tend to be too heavy under my eyes and make the texture worse. Not only that but my eye area and eyes are EXTREMELY sensitive. The lilyana naturals eye cream has worked wonders for me!
retinol is not bad for your under eyes but it needs to be a gentle formulation. i use the FAB under eye retinol cream and my under eyes are extremely sensitive but with this they're not. i don't break out, my eyes don't water or itch, and when used consistently especially with under eye sun protection it works well.
I know skincare TH-cam wants to keep preaching that eye cream is stupid, but my really dry skin really needs it, and I definitely notice a difference when I don’t use it. The COSRX snail peptide eye cream is so so good and lasts forever.
I love that you know about the partition of India and how all of us were affected by it. It's so awesome that you know about my people the Sikhs, because in reality India was not divided, Punjab and Bengal were. My family had to re-locate from Pakistan to India to escape a Muslim-dominant regime and in the process, many of them were killed by radical extremists for being the wrong religion:(
All natural skincare followed traditionally in India was literally mixing a few ingredients found in ones kitchen....the most common face mask is a paste of turmeric powder, gram flour, milk or yogurt
I wish you had taught my chemistry and organic chemistry classes. You have a gift for teaching. Edit: I think I have those exact same reusable pads for toner (how often do you wash them? I've been using a bar of soap daily and then makeup remover soap every few days).
"Your flaws can be your features" wow loved the way she put it and it makes sense. I have dark circles and when i cover them completely with makeup i kinda don't recognise myself, since i do not weark make up daily nor cover my DC most of the time.
Totally agree with you on this girl, I too used to go to great lengths to cover up dark circles only to look like something else. Now I only use a little salmon tint product to tone it down by 1 shade and leave it there and man it looks so much better than earlier full coverage.
Ayurveda is not solely about haldi powder.. And its not the yellow haldi we are using for skin care... There are a lot of products like manjishta akhila choornam... So goes.. We can't even pronunce or remember their names..... Its not about diy kitchen hacks.. Ayurveda is different... And it is effective as well.
I've tried all sorts of moisturizing creams, and I always go back to the Cerave Tub. It helps my sensitive psoriasis skin around my eyes, but I understand it may work for most but not all (like most skincare).
I love the isntree eye cream, and the time stop peptide eye cream, and the klair's eye butter. I just love the texture of these, so much different than a face moisturizer. Eye creams don't suck. They're awesome. So there. Lol.
I would really love a video of milk dots or milia in adults. I've been experiencing it for the first time as someone in my early 20s and my doctor told me they'll go away on their own with gentle exfoliation. I'd love a more indepth video explaining what it is and what treatments can be done at home.
I’ve been there watching you hatin on eye creams, and I agree that most eye creams do nothing special,but then I got a Cold Plasma from Perricone MD and I hate to admit it but it’s actually good stuff 😫
In another video, she actually brings up that line specifically. The neck cream & eye cream she says are actually worth it & are among the specialty creams she doesn't hate. Yay.
Charitra has such a cute, fun and likeable personality and being a fellow Indian I think she's doing so much to represent our culture in the best way possible without rubbing our culture too much on everyone
Yes Cassandra, you're a purple person. That's an excellent color on you. And FYI, I click on a lot of your links, mostly to look at ingredients lists. And the Sephora cotton pads look exactly like the Paula's Choice product, except the Paula's Choice version is $15 for 10, as opposed to Sephora's at $10 for 7. The Sephora version is a little cheaper per pad.
I got the Paula's Choice ones free when I bought their AHA and BHA moisturisers for my KP - I love them! I had been happily using single use cotton pads for years without even considering that there was an alternative!
I've been watching her videos for a while now, and I'm here to learn so I'll keep watching. But I get so distracted by her exaggerated reactions to literally everything! Whether it's a good thing someone's doing or a bad thing (for her, such as eye creams), she'll immediately overreact making faces, tongues out etc... Ugh. It's probably just me tho🥲
@Noneof Yobusiness Yes, I'm sure it's her personality, and it's great having a very strong and energetic personality, but we don't all have to like it. I know I shouldn't get personal, but just appreciate her content...But... 🤷🏻♀️ Sometimes it's just A LOT. I'm the type of person who likes to watch relaxing (and entertaining and educational) videos, but hers just aren't relaxing to me. That's it 😊
gosh girl i love your vibe! adhd + pestizides is just an amazing type of human. you are the perfect blend of science and fun. i just finally started taking better care of my skin and bought like 12 sunscreens to try. much love from europe!
I gotta admit I use a eye cream but for one main purpose I’ve been really tackling and those are my under eye dark circles. I tried caffeine and almost every active and NOTHING worked to show at least a little improvement. Right now though I am using the Algenist eye cream that has Red, Brown and Green Algae. I even turned and learned the moisturizers they had to find those 3 same algae ingredients.
m an Indian and we have been using ubtan which has natural ingredients and used for generation, coconut oil, and all these works. not everything natural is good nor chemicals overdose of anything is bad
Cassandra, would you please talk about spf setting sprays or products to use with spf over makeup that won't disturb it?? I love to sit outside on work lunch breaks but am not wanting to slather spf on top of my makeup in the middle of the day. HELP
Yessssssss threading my mum taught how to thread my eyebrows when I younger. My mum’s mum (nana) was Anglo-Indian and taught my mum how to thread her eyebrows and then my mum taught me
I was never a fan of eye cream until recently, when my eye area became a bit more dry. The moisturizer i use on my combo skin face doesnt give my under eye area the amount of hidration it needs, so i have another face cream (as they work just fine for the under eye) for dry skin that i apply only there. Really needed it!
@@katarinakiki5722 I didn't ask you troll. Also, if she is using a protein I'd want to know where from and maybe an idea of how it tastes since it is vegan.
I have been binge watching all of your celebrity skin care reaction videos and I feel overwhelmed as I only use a cleanser for makeup and a Tatcha face moisturizer, no serums whatsoever. But I've never had a breakout in years or wrinkles so I guess there's that LOL! You did have me looking into eye creams though, returning that Drunk Elephant one I just bought from Sephora!
I love how your reaction videos are so descriptive and informative, you break down everything and explain wow! I am from India and yes India has lot of natural beauty hacks, like mixing just besan (Chickpea flour), haldi (turmeric) and milk and using it as a cleanser and moisturizer.
As an Indian, it was so heartwarming to a)see you do your research on Ayurveda, Indian skin secrets and Indian climate and b) make the effort to pronounce some of the words MUCH MUCH BETTER than most people from the West. Love me a well-researched Intelligent QUEEN 👸 💫
I just use a retinol eye cream to prevent milia (and hopefully remove the existing ones). I would use the tretinoin cream I use for my face, but apparently tret will ruin your eyes or something.
I love that you’re eco friendly!! One thing that makes me cringe is when people use makeup wipes everyday. Get the reusable ones!! Saves sooo much money in the long run too
Omg did you just say you’re sasti 😂😂 I LOVE IT!!! (For context, sasta literally means budget, and in other contexts is used in place of “cheap” ie making the best use of a buck)
Weird how some think Cerave's texture is gross. Then again, I even like Cetaphil cream and Vaseline on my face so texture is probably the least of my concern.
My face is oily, except for a few dry areas. The moisturizer I use for the rest of my face isn't moisturizing enough for those areas, so I use an eye cream first on those spots. I didn't used to, I just used my moisturizer and guess what? They were still dry.
Can you also react to the new Sidney Sweeney pm skincare routine? It’s REALLY good and I think you’re gonna like this ( also Camilla Cabellos routine is bomb!!!)
If you add spinach (fresh only, frozen has more taste) to your choc banana smoothie, you get the benefits and it will look very "healthy" but it will taste the same. My son can taste zucchini in choc zuke cake and he gives the spinach smoothie a 👍, we make a "fat elvis" version and add peanut butter & powdered espresso (instead of cocaine lol, it's still on theme). Delicious and loaded with antioxidants
Do you recommend any eye patches to sleep in? Ive heard some people do this with dry ones. I keep sleeping on my side with my hand under my face and Im worried I get wrinkles 🙁
"I'm a little sasti as well"😂😂😂😂😂 you're too cute. Also, i love how Cassandra's pronunciation of Charitra's name was more accurate than Charitra's pronunciation itself.
Love how you explained India… watching from India made me really happy! Good one… and yes you said it right, dont deep dive into history.. you will not be able to do justice! Do what you’re good at :)
I adore you make up today and I love purple on you! I love listening to you give out amazing actual information rather than just opinions. I look forward to watching you early early mornings in the U.K. 🥰
I just have to point this out that how in depth actual knowledge you have about India not the mainstream singular labels pop culture sticks on to this country like literally my jaw dropped that you literally know there's variety over EVERYTHING here. I mean seriously THANK YOU for that ramble I loved it
I've tried the biossance eye cream (got in a package deal). It's nice but not worth the price tag, and I love biossance but I would never pay for the eye cream. I just use by moisturizer.
PLEASE I need a live watch of Bridgerton with you!? You mentioned it last time and I haven’t forgotten… I need your takes in all the regency beauty hehe.
I love all of your videos but don't have acne prone skin. I'm 32 and have a very expressive face and I'm starting to see lots of smile lines around my eyes and mouth. I would love a video geared towards dry, thin skin with fine lines. Something hydrating and plumping. I feel like nothing I do combats the dryness and the dryness makes the lines worse. 😭 Or the best thing for super dark under eye circles besides sleep. Lol
I love to watch your videos for learning about skincareand entertainment...but not for your product recommendations.... as either I don't get them here in my country or they are way too expensive...
I often find myself hating on TH-camrs that exaggerating their actions like you did in the intro, often, because they overdid it and delayed the video, making me spend 30 seconds watching them making silly overreacted facial expression. But you did it with such good balance, not too much, funny and humour mixed in and succesfully pull audience clicking the video wondering 'Why did she react like that?' I love it!!
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since the weather is getting hot, let us make sure not to point out someone's:
-scars
-body hair
-cellulite
-extra skin
-loose skin
-tummy rolls
-stretch marks
-self harm scars
-dark underarms/inner thighs
-hijabs (asking "isn't it hot wearing that?")
-acne
-eczema
-vitiligo/other skin conditions (people may just not understand them)
-how much weight someone's gained
-how much wight someone's lost
If it's not something they can fix in five minutes (smudged makeup, food in teeth, messy hair) than don't point it out. It's rude and non of your business...
🙌
Thank you 👍
Can we make this year round, not just hot weather, please? AK Native here & it rarely breaks past 50°F where I live.
I loved the last note
Omg abt hijab it’s just rlly a cloth n fabric for summer can be breathable like cotton just protects your head from the sun same way as you wear a hat
The pronunciation to Indian ingredient names is just so on point. Kudos to Cassandra ❣
I feel bad every time she shades ceravee is literal the only “cheap” good product I can buy in my country is worth twice the cost vs the USA so if you pay 15 usd for something I am paying 30 usd for the same thing . Anyway, I love the ceravee products because they are not so overpriced as murad or the other skincare brands they sell here and I feel they do the job
Right! I don't think people always realize that prices may vary and that some products aren't available for everyone. I love the Moisturizing cream for my dry and eczema prone skin but I also pay the same price (about $20) for a container that has 110 grams less cream than the one in the description box.
Majority of products mentioned are not in UK. Mail order adds a huge tax/import/delivery costs.
You do what works best for you. Who knows, one day you may create a local affordable brand for your community 💕x
Same here in Norway! I can't get my hands on most product, the few I can get my hands on are so fricking expensive due to taxes/import and delivery cost. So I get kind of angry when an influencer thrash these few options I have...because I don't have a much of a choice here. I don't have hundreds of brands available, I have less than half. I do my best with the few overpriced options I have.
yeah… i live in brazil and the whenever there’s a sale i buy the cerave cream for R$50 (for the amount its cheap)
it’s one of the few things my oily-combo skin doesn’t react and i love the texture
If it works for you and you like it, please do not feel bad!!
I think she's trying to swing the pendulum from people only know or talk about Cerave when it's not the only option or even a good option for some people. But I think the majority of her regular viewers get it at this point and it's swinging towards "shaming" a product/brand.
CeraVe and Cetaphil were my doorways to skincare in my teens and early 20s. I absolutely love that CeraVe has actives that I can pick up at pretty much any big box store no matter where I'm traveling. The availability of a consistent, affordable and decent product with more than one option is so necessary.
Your brief description of Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs separating is so literal and accurate of how it happened! I wish more people knew!
It was awful! Half of my family (we are Sikhs) who fled from Pakistan to India were killed trying to escape to safety.
@@marshavilkas3512 I'm so sorry but who k1lled them
@@ananyaverma1957 It was a group of Muslim radicals who were going across villages near Lahore demanding people to convert or get out. It was such a scary time, especially because many Hindus and Sikhs that lived in my grandfather's village who were either killed or horribly attacked and brutalized. Women got the worst of it.
@@marshavilkas3512 I'm so sorry for your loss. It's so heartbreaking that nobody talks about these things
@@marshavilkas3512 women always get the worst of it whenever and wherever musilms are concerned. Especially non muslim women
I love how you raise awareness about cruelty free options 🙌 a rabbit shouldn't have harmful chemicals poured into its eyes for a product, especially when theres so many cruelty free options available
These cruelty free options need to stop with the clean beauty and all of their essential oils.
Theres soo many cruelty free, science based brands
@@pattycarljackson cruelty free just means the harmful chemicals werent tested on rabbits eyes, it doesn't have anything to do with the product having essential oils or not
@@theecologist10 what? You clearly didn’t understand what I said. I didn’t say cruelty free had anything to do with essential oils. I said these cruelty free brands need to stop with the clean beauty marketing and adding essential oils.
@@pattycarljackson I know, and there's lots that don't, and so many non cruelty free brands Do have essential oils
As much as I roll my eyes at eyecreams, as someone who is milia prone, I definitely understand why it is needed. Heck, I get stuff happening just from applying Cerave cream so I have to be careful.
You made me love you more by all the things you know about India..... Honestly i have never been obsessed to watch anyone's video except for you. ❤️
Ain't this just simping material 😂💜❤️
And the way she pronounced the actress's name being non- Indian>>>>>
I'm Anglo-Indian as I mentioned before. I practice ayurvedaic beauty routine. I have no wrinkles at 60. I can not stress enough, use sunscreen!
I do facial yoga exercises. I give myself a homemade yogurt facial every day. I use metronidazole 0.75 every day for my rosacea.
I still have threading done on most of my body hair, because I choose not to have a hairless body, so I leave my arms and legs with fine hair. Totally remove my mustache, and unibrow and shape my brows with threading. I have PCOS, menopause does not get rid of it, and a lot of body hair is a symptom of it.
I have stretch marks on my belly after giving birth to my daughter 12 years ago and I don't care, I still wear a bikini. I'm disabled with osteoarthritis and use a rollator-walker and I still dress sexy. I don't see why as a sexagenarian and disabled I can't be sexy.
The only thing I would say about eye cream is this-our skin is all soooo different. And for some folks it might be an important step. I have lupus and a bunch of other autoimmune diseases. Specific eye creams help so much with my rashes and dryness
This. She can never look past her bias towards certain products and practices that are necessary for some people
@@violetedwards7487 I understand that she’s frustrated by the ridiculous pricing. So many brands charge much more than they should. But I can’t be without eye cream. Certain formulas really do make a difference
@@MaltinOnMovies yeah, I totally get the frustration about pricing, it is rage-inducing. I totally agree that certain formulas make a difference! I used my regular moisturiser on my undereye area and got milia there so... Moisturiser is not always a substitute for eyecream and she should address that.
Charithra seems so charming. Not to mention gorgeous too
But really, Cassandra.. Don’t twist your knickers 😄 it’s only a little eye cream 💁🏻♀️I love Benton’s eye creams myself. We’re quite many who get milia and pustules (or whatever they are called: small balls of fat) underneath our eyes if we use too occlusive creams underneath our eyes. I even have tried snail (which I never thought I would!) under my eyes - and that actually worked. I’ve also put retinal under my eyes - which everyone says is a big no-no - and it have done wonders for me.
We’re all different 🤷🏻♀️
And it’s not like she’s putting LaMer under her eyes - but even if she did, it’s her skincare routine! She does what makes her happy! We shouldn’t judge.
We’re many who actually benefit from eye creams, believe it or not. It took me months to get rid of my milia and I’m not going to go back to having those again. Benton eye creams are fairly affordable and they come in tubes that are 1 fl Oz or 30 ml. I’ve used those it for my whole face at times. My favourite is their Fermented that has galactomyces (a yeast that comes from saké). I’d recommend it it a heartbeat!
Yes I get one milia under my left eye if I dont use All About Eyes by Clinique under my eyes. I've tried just using my moisturizer or other eye creams and it always comes back. When I go back to that clinique eye cream its gone in a few days 🤷♀️
Rosemary, your comment is an A+
Thank you for this!! Yeah face cream under my eyes is a huge no for me! I have to use eye cream. I have textured under eyes and face creams tend to be too heavy under my eyes and make the texture worse. Not only that but my eye area and eyes are EXTREMELY sensitive. The lilyana naturals eye cream has worked wonders for me!
retinol is not bad for your under eyes but it needs to be a gentle formulation. i use the FAB under eye retinol cream and my under eyes are extremely sensitive but with this they're not. i don't break out, my eyes don't water or itch, and when used consistently especially with under eye sun protection it works well.
I know skincare TH-cam wants to keep preaching that eye cream is stupid, but my really dry skin really needs it, and I definitely notice a difference when I don’t use it. The COSRX snail peptide eye cream is so so good and lasts forever.
I love that you know about the partition of India and how all of us were affected by it. It's so awesome that you know about my people the Sikhs, because in reality India was not divided, Punjab and Bengal were. My family had to re-locate from Pakistan to India to escape a Muslim-dominant regime and in the process, many of them were killed by radical extremists for being the wrong religion:(
Sikhs were also killed by hindus in large amounts after indra gandhi murder and muslims were actually the ones who protected them.
Too funny with the eyelash xD love you Cassandra
All natural skincare followed traditionally in India was literally mixing a few ingredients found in ones kitchen....the most common face mask is a paste of turmeric powder, gram flour, milk or yogurt
I'm so here for her doing more POC routine reactions 👏🏽👏🏽
I love how she has a simple and not overpriced routine! Her skin is beautiful! 😍🙌🏻
I wish you had taught my chemistry and organic chemistry classes. You have a gift for teaching. Edit: I think I have those exact same reusable pads for toner (how often do you wash them? I've been using a bar of soap daily and then makeup remover soap every few days).
I wash my reusable pads and my skincare towels every week.
Like, every day I have a clean one.
That’s the rule of thumb.
@@rosemary5005 thank you!!
I use one, wash it immediately with some hand soap, let it dry, use it the next day
@@ItsBlackSheepVision thank you!
I love how much Cassandra loves india and it's so heartwarming to see that since I'm so used to people talking about india just for clout and views
she isn't really a celebrity so its not surprising her skincare is cheap. Bridgeton is her first proper productions she's been in
Lmao I died when she brought out the eye cream after having a full on moment about how she wasn't using one 😂
Aveno Skin Relief moisturizer works really well as an eye cream actually. Soooo soothing and hydrating and it didn't trigger my milia prone skin.
I'm so jealous that Cassandra got this coffeemaschine/ alarm clock! You must have amazing friends!
"Your flaws can be your features" wow loved the way she put it and it makes sense. I have dark circles and when i cover them completely with makeup i kinda don't recognise myself, since i do not weark make up daily nor cover my DC most of the time.
Totally agree with you on this girl, I too used to go to great lengths to cover up dark circles only to look like something else. Now I only use a little salmon tint product to tone it down by 1 shade and leave it there and man it looks so much better than earlier full coverage.
Ayurveda is not solely about haldi powder.. And its not the yellow haldi we are using for skin care... There are a lot of products like manjishta akhila choornam... So goes.. We can't even pronunce or remember their names..... Its not about diy kitchen hacks.. Ayurveda is different... And it is effective as well.
Talking about things like sleep apnea and mobility and how those things fit in to a skincare routine is pretty cool...and necessary
I use cer ve. Never break out and I feel very clean after. Surprised you have commented about their products that way.
Unfortunately every time I've used cerave it breaks me out entirely, idk why since everyone reccomended it so highly:(
Same. Their moisturizing lotion is the only moisturizer that suits my acne skin. It never stings or breaks me out.
I've tried all sorts of moisturizing creams, and I always go back to the Cerave Tub. It helps my sensitive psoriasis skin around my eyes, but I understand it may work for most but not all (like most skincare).
None of them work for me and I either break out or they just aren't effective.
She tried to pronounce Charithra's name more accurately than Charithra herself.
I love the isntree eye cream, and the time stop peptide eye cream, and the klair's eye butter. I just love the texture of these, so much different than a face moisturizer. Eye creams don't suck. They're awesome. So there. Lol.
I would really love a video of milk dots or milia in adults. I've been experiencing it for the first time as someone in my early 20s and my doctor told me they'll go away on their own with gentle exfoliation. I'd love a more indepth video explaining what it is and what treatments can be done at home.
Mine went away on their own, but I remember how once I popped one myself and it hurt like hell 🥲
Using face moisturizers as eye creams irritate my eyes and makes my vision blurry. Therefore, finding an eye cream that doesn’t do that is a must.
Exactly! Face moisturizer makes my under eyes burn 😭
Same
I’ve been there watching you hatin on eye creams, and I agree that most eye creams do nothing special,but then I got a Cold Plasma from Perricone MD and I hate to admit it but it’s actually good stuff 😫
In another video, she actually brings up that line specifically. The neck cream & eye cream she says are actually worth it & are among the specialty creams she doesn't hate. Yay.
She's so pretty. Her skin looks great. I never tried under eye patches but I'll look into them.
the lifted lash has been driving me insane through out this enitre video but i love your videos especially the one where you review celebrity routines
hey she specializes in skincare not makeup lol 😂
@@headchangee i know but you know how some pppl hate the word moist...this is my thing
@@hannahjacobs3416 oh ok 😭 yeah I understand lol
Same!
Love how simple her routine is.
Thank you Casandra for talking about India. Makes me so happy. You obviously have a lot of knowledge
Charitra has such a cute, fun and likeable personality and being a fellow Indian I think she's doing so much to represent our culture in the best way possible without rubbing our culture too much on everyone
You're just the best at this!!!! I'm entertained and educated every single time! Keep shining
I just now realized how much you remind me of Lorelai Gilmore
Stylevana Canada currently has the frudia sunscreen for under $4. I might have ordered 20 tubes🙈 hopefully the expiration isn't for a couple years
Supposedly every three years so I think you're golden!
@@victoriakee61 it was too good of a deal to pass up. Normally a tube is 12ish CAD
Ooo yes!! Good thinking
Yes Cassandra, you're a purple person. That's an excellent color on you. And FYI, I click on a lot of your links, mostly to look at ingredients lists.
And the Sephora cotton pads look exactly like the Paula's Choice product, except the Paula's Choice version is $15 for 10, as opposed to Sephora's at $10 for 7. The Sephora version is a little cheaper per pad.
I got the Paula's Choice ones free when I bought their AHA and BHA moisturisers for my KP - I love them! I had been happily using single use cotton pads for years without even considering that there was an alternative!
@@cheekyb71 Me too. I'm not sure there were alternatives until very recently. I've been very satisfied with the Paula's Choice pads.
The shots of the lifting lash and *H O T* I can't 😂😂 you're the best
I've been watching her videos for a while now, and I'm here to learn so I'll keep watching. But I get so distracted by her exaggerated reactions to literally everything! Whether it's a good thing someone's doing or a bad thing (for her, such as eye creams), she'll immediately overreact making faces, tongues out etc... Ugh. It's probably just me tho🥲
Nope. Not just you. I sometimes have to ff 5 seconds at a time through some super exaggerated reactions. It can get kinda cringe 😢
@@mehtadevanshi Oh see! I agree🤷🏻♀️
@@breezystl777 Right? It happens in every single video, in some more than others... For example the Shay Mitchell routine's video. Ugh😑
Jesus, it's just her personality. Just try to appreciate her knowledge and not get personal.
@Noneof Yobusiness Yes, I'm sure it's her personality, and it's great having a very strong and energetic personality, but we don't all have to like it. I know I shouldn't get personal, but just appreciate her content...But... 🤷🏻♀️ Sometimes it's just A LOT. I'm the type of person who likes to watch relaxing (and entertaining and educational) videos, but hers just aren't relaxing to me. That's it 😊
4:10 I just love her. edit: made my morning
Cassandra Bankson 2022 celebrity skincare rank:
1- Phoebe Dynevor 9,5
2- Sydney Sweeney 8
3/4/5- Ashley Tisdale 7
3/4/5- Brooke Shields 7
3/4/5- Charithra Chandran 7
6- Doja 6’5
7- Remi Bader C- (4,5)
Not rated (so usually not good)
Noah Beck
Olivia Wilde
Victoria Paris
Iman
Madison Beer
U forgot jaulet beiber hers was the best
Hailey*
@@krishbillimoria7364 wasn't that 2021?
Oh in india face gym is also known as facial.. and it's cheap af 40$ for an hour and you get massage mast and exfoliation 🤤🤤🤤 it really helps
Some By Mi also has a great AHA-BHA-PHA line, it does wonders!
I just love your videos. You actually use facts and science. So refreshing!
Thank you!! ❤️
I love your Indian history and culture knowledge and the way you pronounce Hindi words. Amazing 👍🏻💖
gosh girl i love your vibe! adhd + pestizides is just an amazing type of human. you are the perfect blend of science and fun. i just finally started taking better care of my skin and bought like 12 sunscreens to try. much love from europe!
I gotta admit I use a eye cream but for one main purpose I’ve been really tackling and those are my under eye dark circles. I tried caffeine and almost every active and NOTHING worked to show at least a little improvement. Right now though I am using the Algenist eye cream that has Red, Brown and Green Algae. I even turned and learned the moisturizers they had to find those 3 same algae ingredients.
You look beautiful as usual Cassandra but I'm not sure about those lashes on you. You should try ardell whispies.
Omg u know so many things about india. Thanks Cassandra
I like that you put effort to say her name true to its accurate pronunciation
If you do not want to use turmeric you can use white turmeric powder which works the same
m an Indian and we have been using ubtan which has natural ingredients and used for generation, coconut oil, and all these works. not everything natural is good nor chemicals overdose of anything is bad
Cassandra, would you please talk about spf setting sprays or products to use with spf over makeup that won't disturb it?? I love to sit outside on work lunch breaks but am not wanting to slather spf on top of my makeup in the middle of the day. HELP
So glad Cassandra knows so much about India and is fascinated by it❤️❤️🥺🦋
I love it the way you talk about India. I hope people understand how rich and beautiful Indian culture is. Thanks Cassandra
Yessssssss threading my mum taught how to thread my eyebrows when I younger. My mum’s mum (nana) was Anglo-Indian and taught my mum how to thread her eyebrows and then my mum taught me
I was never a fan of eye cream until recently, when my eye area became a bit more dry. The moisturizer i use on my combo skin face doesnt give my under eye area the amount of hidration it needs, so i have another face cream (as they work just fine for the under eye) for dry skin that i apply only there. Really needed it!
Cassandra, would love to learn your daily smoothie recipe you referenced!! Please!
What could be in this smoothie? Banana, ice?, some vegan protein, probably more fruit… etc. you have so many examples on youtube.
@@katarinakiki5722 I didn't ask you troll. Also, if she is using a protein I'd want to know where from and maybe an idea of how it tastes since it is vegan.
I have been binge watching all of your celebrity skin care reaction videos and I feel overwhelmed as I only use a cleanser for makeup and a Tatcha face moisturizer, no serums whatsoever. But I've never had a breakout in years or wrinkles so I guess there's that LOL! You did have me looking into eye creams though, returning that Drunk Elephant one I just bought from Sephora!
return it and buy a sunscreen
I love how your reaction videos are so descriptive and informative, you break down everything and explain wow! I am from India and yes India has lot of natural beauty hacks, like mixing just besan (Chickpea flour), haldi (turmeric) and milk and using it as a cleanser and moisturizer.
Does the besan, haldi and milk mixture help with hyperpigmentation?
I finally understand what antioxidant means!!!! Thank you, you're amazing!
Can't wait for the hair removal video! I really like the Flawless tool
Cassandra omg I love the premiere so good
New series: Cassandra & Coffee lol this is so enjoyable and fun to watch
Sitting here shaking my head. This is enormous. Wow.
As an Indian, it was so heartwarming to a)see you do your research on Ayurveda, Indian skin secrets and Indian climate and b) make the effort to pronounce some of the words MUCH MUCH BETTER than most people from the West. Love me a well-researched Intelligent QUEEN 👸 💫
I just use a retinol eye cream to prevent milia (and hopefully remove the existing ones). I would use the tretinoin cream I use for my face, but apparently tret will ruin your eyes or something.
Would love to know the brand of cacao you use for the smoothie. Looks good!
I have milia under my eyes from using face cream there - thanks Cassandra! So how do I get rid of it now?
Can we talk about how good you look period Cassandra!!
I love that you’re eco friendly!! One thing that makes me cringe is when people use makeup wipes everyday. Get the reusable ones!! Saves sooo much money in the long run too
Omg did you just say you’re sasti 😂😂 I LOVE IT!!! (For context, sasta literally means budget, and in other contexts is used in place of “cheap” ie making the best use of a buck)
Weird how some think Cerave's texture is gross. Then again, I even like Cetaphil cream and Vaseline on my face so texture is probably the least of my concern.
Bicarbonate of soda can get the stains out of the pad instead of bleach ✨
My face is oily, except for a few dry areas. The moisturizer I use for the rest of my face isn't moisturizing enough for those areas, so I use an eye cream first on those spots. I didn't used to, I just used my moisturizer and guess what? They were still dry.
Can you also react to the new Sidney Sweeney pm skincare routine? It’s REALLY good and I think you’re gonna like this ( also Camilla Cabellos routine is bomb!!!)
If you add spinach (fresh only, frozen has more taste) to your choc banana smoothie, you get the benefits and it will look very "healthy" but it will taste the same. My son can taste zucchini in choc zuke cake and he gives the spinach smoothie a 👍, we make a "fat elvis" version and add peanut butter & powdered espresso (instead of cocaine lol, it's still on theme). Delicious and loaded with antioxidants
Do you recommend any eye patches to sleep in? Ive heard some people do this with dry ones. I keep sleeping on my side with my hand under my face and Im worried I get wrinkles 🙁
"I'm a little sasti as well"😂😂😂😂😂 you're too cute. Also, i love how Cassandra's pronunciation of Charitra's name was more accurate than Charitra's pronunciation itself.
Impressed by your correct pronunciation of Hindi words!
OMG you know so much about India and Indian culture. And you the hindi names of the spices and fruits. Wooohoooo. You are genius
Honestly threading makes my skin extremely sensitive so I try to avoid it
Love how you explained India… watching from India made me really happy! Good one… and yes you said it right, dont deep dive into history.. you will not be able to do justice! Do what you’re good at :)
Coffee is a fruit with seeds that are roasted for drinks. If it kills bugs that's secondary
I adore you make up today and I love purple on you! I love listening to you give out amazing actual information rather than just opinions. I look forward to watching you early early mornings in the U.K. 🥰
That eyelash holding on for dear life 😂
Thanks for mentioning sleep apnea. I have sleep apnea, so I use a satin pillowcase, so I can sleep on my side.
I just have to point this out that how in depth actual knowledge you have about India not the mainstream singular labels pop culture sticks on to this country like literally my jaw dropped that you literally know there's variety over EVERYTHING here. I mean seriously THANK YOU for that ramble I loved it
I've tried the biossance eye cream (got in a package deal). It's nice but not worth the price tag, and I love biossance but I would never pay for the eye cream. I just use by moisturizer.
PLEASE I need a live watch of Bridgerton with you!? You mentioned it last time and I haven’t forgotten… I need your takes in all the regency beauty hehe.
I love all of your videos but don't have acne prone skin. I'm 32 and have a very expressive face and I'm starting to see lots of smile lines around my eyes and mouth. I would love a video geared towards dry, thin skin with fine lines. Something hydrating and plumping. I feel like nothing I do combats the dryness and the dryness makes the lines worse. 😭 Or the best thing for super dark under eye circles besides sleep. Lol
Please review the brand Typology! 😊
I love to watch your videos for learning about skincareand entertainment...but not for your product recommendations.... as either I don't get them here in my country or they are way too expensive...
I often find myself hating on TH-camrs that exaggerating their actions like you did in the intro, often, because they overdid it and delayed the video, making me spend 30 seconds watching them making silly overreacted facial expression.
But you did it with such good balance, not too much, funny and humour mixed in and succesfully pull audience clicking the video wondering 'Why did she react like that?'
I love it!!
I really don't recommend watching this on double speed first thing in the morning. But I'm happy for you and your bean juice Cassandra.
Try using either the WOW stick stain remover by Nellie's (It's natural, and works for my cotton rounds) or maybe baking soda?
Caffeinated Cassandra is a mood! 😂♥️