It would also be great if such a routine was made for Europe...I understand that's not where you are based, but for many people on your channel it's almost impossible to get most of the products ( unless it's the ordinary and yesstyle, stylevana). But most drugstore products are super different. I'd love to learn more about brands that are available here.
Problem is that she's based in the US and many European brands probably aren't accessible there :( I have the same problem, I'm from Europe too. I recommend finding a creator/a community local to you that discusses similar topics. The way I do it is I learn the theory from Cass (about how different ingredients work etc.) and then look for products available to me locally through forums, groups on social media etc. Even if it's not the exact same product, I don't think my skin cares about the brand if the product is good. Always read reviews though! Hope this helps
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), then don't point it out. It's rude and none of your business...
Asking questions shouldn’t be rude. Sometimes people genuinely want to know things, questions are good. Imagine if nobody ever asked questions about things they were curious about cause their scared they’ll offend somebody?
Sometimes points things out is good though, isn’t it? Imagine your walking around with lipstick on your teeth and nobody tells you, Imagine the feeling when you get home and realise you have been walking around with lipstick on your teeth or smudged mascara. Then you’ll probably be upset since your friends didn’t even bother to tell you.
Could you make one that is kid friendly and makes sure that it is easily found for kids with no a lot of parental allowance to take care for the skin!! Another question: Do kids need retiniods and vitamin C?? THX!!
This was helpful for me. I am an extreme beginner and this makes things easy to follow. I hope to see more how to build your own routine videos for beginners. I feel so lost sometimes.
Hi Cassandra, so happy to see your success and making a difference :)I used to watch when I was single 2013 and you have recommended the “Neutrogena moisturizer for sensitive skin,”I love that product. Now I’ve two kids and busy mom , went to buy that product and it was discontinued :( I would really appreciate if could make a video which product come close to that or a kind of replacement . I read Amazon review and people were very upset that it discontinued . Thank you and you have beautiful day 😀
I love this!. I wouldn't consider myself a beginner. More of an intermediate. But I would love a video on intermediate skin care routine and maybe advanced routine. esp. coming from a medical esthetician
After searching for your website, which is very helpful with tips and learning more about skin and skincare, i came across your birthday, i didnt know we were scorpio cyst-ers! Mine is Nov. 9th and i turn the big 30 this year so same age too 😊
This was a first of your videos for me and it was super helpful! I was never taught skincare and now being in my early 30s I am looking at ways to improve health and beauty ❤
This is probably the weirdest post ever but did anyone immediately think of "Everything Everywhere All at Once"' when Cassandra says "our bodies are like donuts?" Excellent content btw! Your explanations are conveyed so well!
With sunscreens, I have found that Zinc Oxide protects best from sunburns (at least for someone with some red hair and freckles who burns super easily).
I'm sure these products are great but like, I can't really send this video to friends who told me they're trying to find a good routine. None of those products are easily accessible to people who are just learning the basics. Like, I'm not linking my friend (who doesn't even use sunscreen at all) to YesStyle just to get ISNTREE sunscreen, lmao. They are just going to ignore me and go to the drugstore. All these products are also expensive af. Wish this video was truly for beginniners with inexpensive drugstore suggestions.
you’re correct, I stopped watching this lady’s vids months ago cause she contradicts herself with certain dos and don’t(s) for her in skincare and kinda has an obsession with bashing Dr dray, most of these so called skincare ppl are full of shit and her so called time In esthetician school is very confusing and contradictory too so
@@gissellignacio1421 hes okay, he kinda exaggerated his so called knowledge and skills, most skincare ppl on TH-cam and social media are usually not trustworthy
@@cheribitch5396 Never knew the Dr Dray tea! I don't keep up with everyone's vids (the title of this vid called to me) but from what I've seen Cass always gave Dr Dray praises. Did I miss something? 👀
This was a lot of info for a beginner. A simple drug store routine for a person without major specific concerns could be: 1) CLEANSE: Gentle drugstore brand cleanser (CeraVe, Cetaphil, Neutrogena etc). If you have acne, then use a cleanser with benzoyl peroxide. 2) TREATMENT: (depending on skin condition or concern): retinoid, vitamin C, etc. 3) PROTECT: sunscreen during the day and a simple drugstore moisturizer at night. For acne, a salicylic acid moisturizer can be used.
The only absolutely necessary products are a gentle cleanser suitable for your skin type, a moisturizer (if you need to moisturize), and an SPF 30 (minimum) sunscreen. Masks, serums, toners, and specialty treatment products aren't, strictly speaking, necessary. Re moisturizer, it's been a long time since I had oily skin. (I took Accutane and now have very dry skin.) I don't remember ever moisturizing then. However, I'd think that those with oily skin may need to moisturize around the eyes, or maybe in the winter.
I’ve been using a new Salicylic Acid toner in my nighttime routine and it’s been breaking me out, but I’m patient to see the results from it It’s so worth it just waiting for results the benefits from Salicylic Acid are endless
Make sure you are not over exfoliating! I had a breakout on my chin so I used a salicylic acid toner on it everyday for a week, and it became irritated and stayed longer.
I saw the Isntree hyaluronic acid spf in one of your videos a few months back so I decided to save some money to buy it. When it finally arrived 2 days ago I was so excited to try it for the first so I washed my face like I normally do. But when I finally applied the sunscreen on my face I began to feel extremely itchy. When I looked in the mirror I saw my face burning red, swollen and the itchiness was unbearable 😢 specially around my cheekbones area. I removed it immediately using warm water and fortunately my skin was undamaged. Now I'm sad because 1 I really thought this product would improve my skin like no other and 2 because it was very expensive so now I don't know what to do... I should've stick to my Nivea kids SPF 50+ cream haha, even though it leaves a little bit of white residue on my face it has never EVER given me a bad reaction unlike the isntree hyaluronic acid water gel... damn 😂😢
Isntree hyaluronic acid worked amazingly for me. Although I did experience slight itching feeling on my side cheekbone area sometimes. I thought it was due to not using moisturiser underneath.
If you are just starting out, just use Dove bar soap with or without a washcloth. I did this for 10 to 15 years when I was in my 20's and early 30's. Then concentrate on the rest after that.
My problem with spf’s is that two-finger-long-rule. Somethimes I’ve even heard about three fingers long. Which is a whole lotta sunscreen, and that a couple of times a day. It gets really expensive to use sunscreen everyday.
I relate, but at the moment I don't have Cetaphil available so I gotta go with Avene Trixera/Xeracalm line, La Roche Posay Lipikar line, Bioderma Atoderm line, and Cerave Moisturizing cream, especially since even Body Shop is gone and I no longer have accesd to their Aloe line. But they have been importing Paula's Choice body care line, which aren't as expensive as the facial care products and are also vegan and cruelty free which Cass loves to promote and I have been brainwashed to somewhat value. I am still on the hunt for less expensive brands and products for my dry ass and acne prone skin though.
I am also plagued by eczema 😂 I've finally gotten my go-to, basic skincare routine for night to a point where the eczema on my face is under control! I go with Pacifica vegan ceramide cleanser, pyunkang yul toner (Cass raves about this one), the inkey list ceramide night treatment, Paula's choice clinical line moisturiser. The Paula's choice moisturiser has been the most beneficial part of this routine for me and is worth every penny imo. I do sometimes add in the Pacifica vegan ceramide barrier cream or the wake up beautiful mask for an extra layer of moisture/defence if I feel like my skin is feeling on the dry side, too. I'm still working on the eczema on my hands/body (because i have adhd and consistency is hard), but I find that the ceramedix creams help heaps and, oat baths!
amazing videos Im a 10yr barber/shop owner just added a studio area room in my shop soon will be adding mini facial w/haircut service. is it a bad idea to get my entire starter kit from one company ? dermalogica? or should I def look to mix . thinking of going cleaner , exfoliate , hot towel , mask , toner , serum, moisturize , spf. hoping it can eventually be done in 20-30mins slot. thanks for all the info .
I've been using Farmacy forever and there isn't a product I haven't liked. I especially like the honey line. Honey Halo is my favorite moisturizer of all time.
just fyi, i used that april skin calendula cleanser. super nice texture, nice lather, gentle on the face, but the scent is quite strong. i ended up using it as a body cleanser because the product being right under my nose was just a bit too overwhelming ^^;;
Unfortunately, it has several fragrant ingredients. I'm not surprised you found it too fragrant to use on your face. I really wish Cassandra wouldn't recommend it.
@@20thcenturyrelic yeah, which usually doesn't bother me too much in a wash off product, but this one in particular was just super potent. as a body cleanser though, it works very nicely
@@moopmoop1040 Well, body skin is usually less sensitive than facial skin. Also, a scented product that you rinse off as opposed to leaving it on is not as problematic. You were smart to use it up as a body wash. My skin, face and body, is pretty sensitive, so I generally avoid scented products. And I will say, getting a scented face wash in the eyes is probably quite unpleasant.
@@20thcenturyrelic oh yeah, definitely not great if you're sensitive in most places. luckily, my face isn't super sensitive either. i can use things with fragrances as long as it's not too strong and the concentration isn't too high. this cleanser just had crazy strong floral scent that i couldn't handle XD
But, what is the proper technique to reapply if you have a full face of makeup? This is where you lose me bc if I'm not going to reapply why bother? Help! 😣
Can you talk about why the Korean and Japanese tinisorb filters can cause acne/sensitivity in some people! I think I read it’s the solution they use to preserve that filter or something. I can’t use any tinisorb sunscreens 😭
I have a question about a skincare device that I don't think you have done yet. It's called the Amiro R-1 skin tightening device. Says it uses RF, EMS, microcurrent and light admitting diodes. Ppl are saying great things about it and it's expensive, but I have melasma and it uses heat which I know is not good for melasma. What is your opinion on this device if you've heard of it?
Thank you for all the education Cassandra! You've helped me and my acne prone skin a lot! I feel much more confident when it comes to understanding how to support my skin. Has anyone had issues with purchasing through stylevana? I definitely did and am so fed up with the lack of customer service. I knew nothing about this site because your website linking to it, so I only assumed it would be great. After placing an order, it was going to take many week to get to me, here in the bay area. Once it said it was delivered, the package was no where to be found. I've reached out to stylevana about a dozen times about it and no one will help me. they either ignore me, or say 'it's been delivered'. I'm beyond frustrated. I've asked them to call me, I've asked for a phone number. I've asked if they understand the issue. Nothing. I will have to submit a claim with my bank to get my money back.
Sorry to hear you're having difficulty with that website, I've heard from others that there is no true customer service with that company. I had no issue with my first stylevana order a couple months ago but I used a credit card. When I tried to place an order using a debit card last week it wasn't accepted and I had to order my product from yesstyle (which charges an additional fee). 😧😞
What are your thoughts on Face Theory products? I actually started using their products in february and recently people have complimented on how 'fresh' i look. My mum has even started using my products because my skin is looking clearer and even. I went for the simple routine and its literally 3 items, vitamin c cleansing whip cleanser, centra smooth serum and aventura moisturiser. I do want to try their sunscreen but it is forever sold out 😔 so trying spf50 altruist sunscreen at the moment so i hope they play well together
I cant really turn nd learn in stores, way to small, but online much easier! even tho I watch so many sjinfluensers and all, its still hard, its like my brain doesnt absorb it well, but I try. Im 39 and little oily tzone, luv skin anaylasis wher u take a selfie and it helps sum, redness sun spots I think melasma. Im sumtimes tempted to try custom blend take the guesswork out but they arent that pretty to loook at.
I have a question about how to use 3 products from the ordinary. should i use in order: hyaluronic acid, moisturizing cream and finally retinol in squalane or use: retinol in squalane, hyaluronic acid and finally moisturizing cream. am I doing everything wrong? help
Hi! Have you or can you review the Think Dirty and other apps for toxic ingredients in cosmetics/skin care. I have heard about them from people and wonder how realistic they are.
Among the sunscreens Cassandra recommended in the video, the Beauty of Joseon and Isntree products are more reasonably priced. Cassandra also has a "Short" about inexpensive sunscreens.
Oh my goodness ive been waiting for this video !!! Thank you acne big sister ! Ive never had acne as a teen but i entered my 30s and break outs and super oily skin. My first pimple mark and i am lost. I thought i knew what i was doing but now i feel like something is making me super oily but can figure what 😢. Cleanser, Moisturizer and and acne cream from curology. And ive been using paulas choice collegen boost. Indo rotate cleaners from my curology one or youth to the ppl super foods cleanser. I think thats what making me oily af . Help :(
Typically derms say reapply every 2~3 hours, but that is under the condition that you are active outdoors. If you aren't outdoors, you don't need to reapply as often.
The newer generation filters needn't be applied as often as they are less degrading in sunlight. Only after sweating/swimming. But the rule of thumb is 2-3 hours.
Also please at some point recommend us sunscreen that are safe in the Oceans and lakes (so in water) and some that come in bigger bottle so we can protect more parts of our bodies than our face.
There are no "safe sunscreens" the test that showed chemical sunscreens harmed coral reef, didn't tell you that physical (aka zinc) sunscreens bleached coral even more. See Lab Muffin beauty Science's video for detail. And stop listening to all the nonsense out there, please 😁💗🦋💗🦋
Technically speaking all sunscreens would be harming the ocean at least to some degree. Even zinc oxide and that one is said to be the safest by government who make these sunscreen policies.
Sorry but it's not really beginner friendly if it's that expensive. I was trying to educate my gf on skincare and she was like I'm not spending over £10 on one thing. For most people - this isn't even intermediate friendly.
Love the idea of the video, but Cass, you really should have used more products that are more acessible and familiar to people as examples. Most beginners won't be trying out the products you have mentioned until they get some kind a grasp of skincare, unless there is literally someone to hold their hand and guide them through the store. Yes, I know the vast majority of the brands there aren't vegan and/or cruelty free, but you could have tried them and mentioned them at the least is what I am saying. Edit what I meant is that I think she should have mentioned vegan and cruelty free products from the drugstore and has a wider reach and is more readily accessible to people. Like Sun Bum, Alba Botanica, Derma E, etc. A lot of the products she mentions in the video is on the niche side for Americans tbh.
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It would also be great if such a routine was made for Europe...I understand that's not where you are based, but for many people on your channel it's almost impossible to get most of the products ( unless it's the ordinary and yesstyle, stylevana). But most drugstore products are super different. I'd love to learn more about brands that are available here.
Problem is that she's based in the US and many European brands probably aren't accessible there :( I have the same problem, I'm from Europe too. I recommend finding a creator/a community local to you that discusses similar topics. The way I do it is I learn the theory from Cass (about how different ingredients work etc.) and then look for products available to me locally through forums, groups on social media etc. Even if it's not the exact same product, I don't think my skin cares about the brand if the product is good. Always read reviews though! Hope this helps
Her schtick is getting cruelty free, evidence based products and not get sucked into celebrity skin care
@jameswelsh is based out of England I believe. He's fantastic.
Yes i am from Hungary for example and I cant buy these Things unfortunately.... 😢
Hey have you tried ordering from Cult Beauty and iHerb ? They have stuff that I can’t find anywhere but on there I can and I’m from Europe as well !
can we talk about how her hair LOOKS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS OMG!!
What did she do to it ? Do you mean curled?
it is actually soo pretty its always so curly and perfect
It's easy to forget that there are just two essential steps in a skincare routine. Great video 🥰
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), then don't point it out. It's rude and none of your business...
Asking questions shouldn’t be rude. Sometimes people genuinely want to know things, questions are good. Imagine if nobody ever asked questions about things they were curious about cause their scared they’ll offend somebody?
Sometimes points things out is good though, isn’t it? Imagine your walking around with lipstick on your teeth and nobody tells you, Imagine the feeling when you get home and realise you have been walking around with lipstick on your teeth or smudged mascara. Then you’ll probably be upset since your friends didn’t even bother to tell you.
Could you make one that is kid friendly and makes sure that it is easily found for kids with no a lot of parental allowance to take care for the skin!!
Another question: Do kids need retiniods and vitamin C?? THX!!
This was helpful for me. I am an extreme beginner and this makes things easy to follow. I hope to see more how to build your own routine videos for beginners. I feel so lost sometimes.
How did you get here 2 months ago??
Yeah weird 😮x
Dr who...? X
well… I‘m confused
She must have reposted it. Because when I watched it it was from like a year or two ago. Can't remember exactly.
Hi Cassandra, so happy to see your success and making a difference :)I used to watch when I was single 2013 and you have recommended the “Neutrogena moisturizer for sensitive skin,”I love that product. Now I’ve two kids and busy mom , went to buy that product and it was discontinued :( I would really appreciate if could make a video which product come close to that or a kind of replacement . I read Amazon review and people were very upset that it discontinued . Thank you and you have beautiful day 😀
This is such a great breakdown that provides explanation for our routine
I love this!. I wouldn't consider myself a beginner. More of an intermediate. But I would love a video on intermediate skin care routine and maybe advanced routine. esp. coming from a medical esthetician
After searching for your website, which is very helpful with tips and learning more about skin and skincare, i came across your birthday, i didnt know we were scorpio cyst-ers! Mine is Nov. 9th and i turn the big 30 this year so same age too 😊
This was a first of your videos for me and it was super helpful! I was never taught skincare and now being in my early 30s I am looking at ways to improve health and beauty ❤
Love your hair today!
This is probably the weirdest post ever but did anyone immediately think of "Everything Everywhere All at Once"' when Cassandra says "our bodies are like donuts?"
Excellent content btw! Your explanations are conveyed so well!
Cass you've been rocking the curls lately!😍
With sunscreens, I have found that Zinc Oxide protects best from sunburns (at least for someone with some red hair and freckles who burns super easily).
I've being using the Calendula peel off mask once a week and love it.
Omg, Cass. Your hair looks DIVINE! 🤌🏻✨😍
I love all of your videos and this one im forwarding to my sister!!
perfect brush to avoid exfoliation or double cleanse- Foreo Luna 3! I have been using it for years and totally recommend it!
Thank you for all the tips ❤ Btw, your natural hair looks amazing 🤩
My close friend breaks out to ANY sunscreen, she has tried so many and I hope you can help her find an spf that works
Your hair!! Love ❤️
I'm sure these products are great but like, I can't really send this video to friends who told me they're trying to find a good routine. None of those products are easily accessible to people who are just learning the basics. Like, I'm not linking my friend (who doesn't even use sunscreen at all) to YesStyle just to get ISNTREE sunscreen, lmao. They are just going to ignore me and go to the drugstore. All these products are also expensive af. Wish this video was truly for beginniners with inexpensive drugstore suggestions.
Definitely agree
you’re correct, I stopped watching this lady’s vids months ago cause she contradicts herself with certain dos and don’t(s) for her in skincare and kinda has an obsession with bashing Dr dray, most of these so called skincare ppl are full of shit and her so called time In esthetician school is very confusing and contradictory too so
Hyram has videos and recommendations that are probably up your alley 👍
@@gissellignacio1421 hes okay, he kinda exaggerated his so called knowledge and skills, most skincare ppl on TH-cam and social media are usually not trustworthy
@@cheribitch5396 Never knew the Dr Dray tea! I don't keep up with everyone's vids (the title of this vid called to me) but from what I've seen Cass always gave Dr Dray praises. Did I miss something? 👀
This was a lot of info for a beginner. A simple drug store routine for a person without major specific concerns could be:
1) CLEANSE: Gentle drugstore brand cleanser (CeraVe, Cetaphil, Neutrogena etc). If you have acne, then use a cleanser with benzoyl peroxide.
2) TREATMENT: (depending on skin condition or concern): retinoid, vitamin C, etc.
3) PROTECT: sunscreen during the day and a simple drugstore moisturizer at night. For acne, a salicylic acid moisturizer can be used.
This the most useful video. Thank you👍
The only absolutely necessary products are a gentle cleanser suitable for your skin type, a moisturizer (if you need to moisturize), and an SPF 30 (minimum) sunscreen. Masks, serums, toners, and specialty treatment products aren't, strictly speaking, necessary.
Re moisturizer, it's been a long time since I had oily skin. (I took Accutane and now have very dry skin.) I don't remember ever moisturizing then. However, I'd think that those with oily skin may need to moisturize around the eyes, or maybe in the winter.
Please please try the new inkey list polyagumentic acid spf!! I would love to hear your thoughts 🩷🩷🩷
Yes...please.
I’ve been using a new Salicylic Acid toner in my nighttime routine and it’s been breaking me out, but I’m patient to see the results from it
It’s so worth it just waiting for results the benefits from Salicylic Acid are endless
Make sure you are not over exfoliating! I had a breakout on my chin so I used a salicylic acid toner on it everyday for a week, and it became irritated and stayed longer.
Oh definitely I haven’t over exfoliated in a long time I make sure to not over strip my skin
Great video! Can you do a review on the brand Revuele next? No one talked about it
I saw the Isntree hyaluronic acid spf in one of your videos a few months back so I decided to save some money to buy it. When it finally arrived 2 days ago I was so excited to try it for the first so I washed my face like I normally do. But when I finally applied the sunscreen on my face I began to feel extremely itchy. When I looked in the mirror I saw my face burning red, swollen and the itchiness was unbearable 😢 specially around my cheekbones area. I removed it immediately using warm water and fortunately my skin was undamaged. Now I'm sad because 1 I really thought this product would improve my skin like no other and 2 because it was very expensive so now I don't know what to do... I should've stick to my Nivea kids SPF 50+ cream haha, even though it leaves a little bit of white residue on my face it has never EVER given me a bad reaction unlike the isntree hyaluronic acid water gel... damn 😂😢
Isntree hyaluronic acid worked amazingly for me. Although I did experience slight itching feeling on my side cheekbone area sometimes. I thought it was due to not using moisturiser underneath.
Girl - have you tried Cerave blemish control gel?? It's incredible! Clear skin for dayssss
If you are just starting out, just use Dove bar soap with or without a washcloth. I did this for 10 to 15 years when I was in my 20's and early 30's. Then concentrate on the rest after that.
My problem with spf’s is that two-finger-long-rule. Somethimes I’ve even heard about three fingers long. Which is a whole lotta sunscreen, and that a couple of times a day. It gets really expensive to use sunscreen everyday.
Love this video !! 😊
I have eczema so I've been stuck with the Cetaphil brand all my life.😢
I relate, but at the moment I don't have Cetaphil available so I gotta go with Avene Trixera/Xeracalm line, La Roche Posay Lipikar line, Bioderma Atoderm line, and Cerave Moisturizing cream, especially since even Body Shop is gone and I no longer have accesd to their Aloe line. But they have been importing Paula's Choice body care line, which aren't as expensive as the facial care products and are also vegan and cruelty free which Cass loves to promote and I have been brainwashed to somewhat value. I am still on the hunt for less expensive brands and products for my dry ass and acne prone skin though.
I am also plagued by eczema 😂
I've finally gotten my go-to, basic skincare routine for night to a point where the eczema on my face is under control! I go with Pacifica vegan ceramide cleanser, pyunkang yul toner (Cass raves about this one), the inkey list ceramide night treatment, Paula's choice clinical line moisturiser. The Paula's choice moisturiser has been the most beneficial part of this routine for me and is worth every penny imo. I do sometimes add in the Pacifica vegan ceramide barrier cream or the wake up beautiful mask for an extra layer of moisture/defence if I feel like my skin is feeling on the dry side, too.
I'm still working on the eczema on my hands/body (because i have adhd and consistency is hard), but I find that the ceramedix creams help heaps and, oat baths!
You look extra gorgeous here😻
Anyone know a good dupe for the aveeno positively radiant daily moisturizer??they changed the formula and it’s treasonous😭😭
I love bubble what do you recommend?
Cassandra can you discuss kojic acid soap for hypepigmentation?
Hi Cassandra! What products work for older age (dark circles and pigmentation) and that we can buy in Europe 😊
amazing videos Im a 10yr barber/shop owner just added a studio area room in my shop soon will be adding mini facial w/haircut service. is it a bad idea to get my entire starter kit from one company ? dermalogica? or should I def look to mix . thinking of going cleaner , exfoliate , hot towel , mask , toner , serum, moisturize , spf. hoping it can eventually be done in 20-30mins slot. thanks for all the info .
Hi Cassandra, do you have an opinion on Farmacy skincare? Xoxo
I've been using Farmacy forever and there isn't a product I haven't liked. I especially like the honey line. Honey Halo is my favorite moisturizer of all time.
just fyi, i used that april skin calendula cleanser. super nice texture, nice lather, gentle on the face, but the scent is quite strong. i ended up using it as a body cleanser because the product being right under my nose was just a bit too overwhelming ^^;;
Unfortunately, it has several fragrant ingredients. I'm not surprised you found it too fragrant to use on your face. I really wish Cassandra wouldn't recommend it.
@@20thcenturyrelic yeah, which usually doesn't bother me too much in a wash off product, but this one in particular was just super potent. as a body cleanser though, it works very nicely
@@moopmoop1040 Well, body skin is usually less sensitive than facial skin. Also, a scented product that you rinse off as opposed to leaving it on is not as problematic. You were smart to use it up as a body wash. My skin, face and body, is pretty sensitive, so I generally avoid scented products.
And I will say, getting a scented face wash in the eyes is probably quite unpleasant.
@@20thcenturyrelic oh yeah, definitely not great if you're sensitive in most places. luckily, my face isn't super sensitive either. i can use things with fragrances as long as it's not too strong and the concentration isn't too high. this cleanser just had crazy strong floral scent that i couldn't handle XD
Cassy, may we use the moisturizer after chemical fps? Kisses from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Hi I was just wondering does it matter what factor you use on your skin?
Can you please make a video on Slurp Laboratories- Niacid and Hyaluid ?
But, what is the proper technique to reapply if you have a full face of makeup? This is where you lose me bc if I'm not going to reapply why bother? Help! 😣
I found your video on this topic! Note to self: Watch video! 🥸👍
Can you talk about why the Korean and Japanese tinisorb filters can cause acne/sensitivity in some people! I think I read it’s the solution they use to preserve that filter or something. I can’t use any tinisorb sunscreens 😭
Hi Cassandra ❤ What do you think about Heliocare 360 gel oil-free spf 50?
Can you review skincare from the brand Facetheory?
Cassandra
I have a question about a skincare device that I don't think you have done yet. It's called the Amiro R-1 skin tightening device. Says it uses RF, EMS, microcurrent and light admitting diodes. Ppl are saying great things about it and it's expensive, but I have melasma and it uses heat which I know is not good for melasma. What is your opinion on this device if you've heard of it?
Thank you for all the education Cassandra! You've helped me and my acne prone skin a lot! I feel much more confident when it comes to understanding how to support my skin.
Has anyone had issues with purchasing through stylevana? I definitely did and am so fed up with the lack of customer service. I knew nothing about this site because your website linking to it, so I only assumed it would be great. After placing an order, it was going to take many week to get to me, here in the bay area. Once it said it was delivered, the package was no where to be found. I've reached out to stylevana about a dozen times about it and no one will help me. they either ignore me, or say 'it's been delivered'. I'm beyond frustrated. I've asked them to call me, I've asked for a phone number. I've asked if they understand the issue. Nothing. I will have to submit a claim with my bank to get my money back.
Sorry to hear you're having difficulty with that website, I've heard from others that there is no true customer service with that company. I had no issue with my first stylevana order a couple months ago but I used a credit card. When I tried to place an order using a debit card last week it wasn't accepted and I had to order my product from yesstyle (which charges an additional fee). 😧😞
What are your thoughts on Face Theory products? I actually started using their products in february and recently people have complimented on how 'fresh' i look. My mum has even started using my products because my skin is looking clearer and even. I went for the simple routine and its literally 3 items, vitamin c cleansing whip cleanser, centra smooth serum and aventura moisturiser. I do want to try their sunscreen but it is forever sold out 😔 so trying spf50 altruist sunscreen at the moment so i hope they play well together
I cant really turn nd learn in stores, way to small, but online much easier! even tho I watch so many sjinfluensers and all, its still hard, its like my brain doesnt absorb it well, but I try. Im 39 and little oily tzone, luv skin anaylasis wher u take a selfie and it helps sum, redness sun spots I think melasma. Im sumtimes tempted to try custom blend take the guesswork out but they arent that pretty to loook at.
Have you reviewed OFFON Korean body acne care? It’s vegan and looks promising.
There’s a video where she shares what to use on days when not using the Paula’s choice bha exfoliant. Can someone please send me the link??
Pls can u recommend any books to read on skin and skincare
I have a question about how to use 3 products from the ordinary. should i use in order: hyaluronic acid, moisturizing cream and finally retinol in squalane or use: retinol in squalane, hyaluronic acid and finally moisturizing cream. am I doing everything wrong? help
I know your skin type is oily/acne prone, but I would love some recommendations for dry skin because I am struggling :(
Can you suggest something for PCOS because waxing is really harsh for my skin but I don't know what else to do
I wonder if lab muffin made a video for that
Cassandra recently made a video about using IPL devices for hair removal if you want to check that out.
Thnq❤❤
Can i use charcoal soup as a cleanser?
Hi! Have you or can you review the Think Dirty and other apps for toxic ingredients in cosmetics/skin care. I have heard about them from people and wonder how realistic they are.
Among the sunscreens Cassandra recommended in the video, the Beauty of Joseon and Isntree products are more reasonably priced. Cassandra also has a "Short" about inexpensive sunscreens.
i just use face scrub & body cream, am i doing it wrong
Some times when im in travel i fell sleep in tinted sunscreen is it ok?
Plz most of people by products from iherb can u try products from there
Oh my goodness ive been waiting for this video !!! Thank you acne big sister ! Ive never had acne as a teen but i entered my 30s and break outs and super oily skin. My first pimple mark and i am lost. I thought i knew what i was doing but now i feel like something is making me super oily but can figure what 😢.
Cleanser, Moisturizer and and acne cream from curology. And ive been using paulas choice collegen boost. Indo rotate cleaners from my curology one or youth to the ppl super foods cleanser. I think thats what making me oily af . Help :(
And my sunscreen is super goop
I think I just saw one of the SPF that’s not cruelty free in your hand. It looks like ROUND LAB. Am I mistaken?
Please can someone tell me if I’m on tretnoin can I still use alpha arbutin or is it pointless / overkill ? ❤
Cassandra Can you please react to Haley Lu Richardson’s vogue beauty secrets!!!!!
Doughnuts!! 😂 Indeed we are all just tubes
Does the isntree sun gel pill for anyone else or is it just me?
thnks cassnadera y😢❤
How do i get added to the discord??
How often should we reapply sunscreen
Typically derms say reapply every 2~3 hours, but that is under the condition that you are active outdoors. If you aren't outdoors, you don't need to reapply as often.
The newer generation filters needn't be applied as often as they are less degrading in sunlight. Only after sweating/swimming. But the rule of thumb is 2-3 hours.
“Donut hole” now I like that! 😂
Can you make a video for maybe an intermediate level lol. Just one notch above beginner
Cassandra have you stopped endorsing and using agency?
She posted a video with their products... yesterday, maybe? I know it's been recently, for sure!
Also please at some point recommend us sunscreen that are safe in the Oceans and lakes (so in water) and some that come in bigger bottle so we can protect more parts of our bodies than our face.
There are no "safe sunscreens" the test that showed chemical sunscreens harmed coral reef, didn't tell you that physical (aka zinc) sunscreens bleached coral even more. See Lab Muffin beauty Science's video for detail. And stop listening to all the nonsense out there, please 😁💗🦋💗🦋
Technically speaking all sunscreens would be harming the ocean at least to some degree. Even zinc oxide and that one is said to be the safest by government who make these sunscreen policies.
10:15 Um, am I the only person who doesn't know what the "stressed skin" is? Is this an evidence-based skin condition?
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Sorry but it's not really beginner friendly if it's that expensive. I was trying to educate my gf on skincare and she was like I'm not spending over £10 on one thing. For most people - this isn't even intermediate friendly.
i have to agree
100% agree. I just listen to ingredients she recommends, and then look for local alternatives (and I didn't pay more than 8$ per product yet).
Actually Cassandra, its called snowflakes. 😂😂😂 Its the healthcare joke one 😂😂
I love your content but the vocal fry drives me crazy sadly
$22 IS expensive cassandra im sorry but we live in a cost of living crisis. Im looking for something £5 yk
You get what you pay for
@@emberdiosanot always funnily enough
@@msk-qp6fn of course not always. The majority of the time though, yes.
Love the idea of the video, but Cass, you really should have used more products that are more acessible and familiar to people as examples. Most beginners won't be trying out the products you have mentioned until they get some kind a grasp of skincare, unless there is literally someone to hold their hand and guide them through the store. Yes, I know the vast majority of the brands there aren't vegan and/or cruelty free, but you could have tried them and mentioned them at the least is what I am saying.
Edit what I meant is that I think she should have mentioned vegan and cruelty free products from the drugstore and has a wider reach and is more readily accessible to people. Like Sun Bum, Alba Botanica, Derma E, etc. A lot of the products she mentions in the video is on the niche side for Americans tbh.
I get what your saying but she wouldn't try or promote what she is against type of thing. She mentions the practice what you preach thing.
I loved the old Cassandra more. This Cassandra is like a telemarketer, sorry Cassandra. Still love you, but too many advertisements..🥲