Helloooo amazing people! We hope you enjoyed the video! Just thought we leave a quick note: this is just a very general set of guidelines for anyone wanting to start out with actives in their skincare routine, so we chose active combinations that we feel are best for beginners. 🤩 But this isn’t to say that you should follow the guideline to a T! Everyone’s skin is different and can even react well with ingredient combos that we didn’t mention here! So if you’re already someone who regularly incorporates actives in your routine, we encourage you to continue doing what you do since your skin is reacting super well to it! Hope this helps clear things up a bit! And as always, thank you soo much for your amazing support! 😘
Thank you for shedding a light onto us skincare rookies! 😊 I just would like to know more about copper peptides and bakuchiol and how to layer treatments. For example, I read somewhere else that treatments should be used after moisturizers, is that true? For example, I use Youth to the people's Kombucha + 11% AHA Exfoliation Power toner and then, Herbivore's prism serum, then I use Peter thomas roth retinol serum and then Youth to the people's Superberry hydrate + glow dream mask and lastly Ole henriksen's Youth activating oil. Now, I would like to incorporate the new Peter Thomas Roth Pro Strength Niacinamide Discoloration treatment. In what order could I layer this with my skincare routine?
Here are my detailed notes on everything (because I was that bored) *Getting to know the key active ingredients:* Vitamin A (Retinoids/Retinols): - Antioxidants - Increase cell turnover (smooth out fine lines & wrinkles) - Even texture - Kill acne-causing bacteria - Side effect includes drying => Pair well with moisturizer - Not necessary until 25 years of age Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide): - Produced by our body to transform carbohydrates into energy - Help all sorts of skin conditions (dullness & pore size) - Balance sebum production & texture - Less acidic than Vitamin C (4.5 pH level) Vitamin C (l-ascorbic acid): - Brightening effect - Promote elastin & collagen production in the dermis layer - Derivatives: tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, ascorbyl glucoside, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate => Better for sensitive skin Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA): - Fruit/milk-derived chemical exfoliants that are water-soluble - Slough off excess dead skin cells - Unclog pores and even out skin tone (help with black & white heads) - Common AHAs: glycolic acid (most potent), lactic acid (best for sensitive skin), tartaric acid, mandelic, and citric acid Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA): - Chemical exfoliants that are oil-soluble - Control sebum production - Smooth and minimize the look of enlarged pores *Combining active ingredients:* Hyaluronic Acid + Vitamin C => Extra synergistic boost (brightening & hydrating) => Help with dehydrated skin Azelaic Acid + Vitamin C => Azelaic acid calms inflammation, kills acne-causing bacteria & treats post-acne marks => Paired with Vitamin C for amplified efficacy Vitamin A (retinol) + Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) => Great combo for sensitive skin => Niacinamide helps dilute the potent effects of retinol => Help to stimulate ceramide production in the skin (ceramides are lipids that hold our skin together) Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) + Vitamin C => Help smooth wrinkles and even out dull, pigmented skin (post-acne marks & hyperpigmentation) Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid => Stabilize & boost the efficacy of vitamin C => Calm down irritation & nourish skin => Create an ironclad shield that protects skin from the environment & UV rays & stimulating collagen *Layering active ingredients:* Method 1 - Texture & Consistency - Watery products include toners and serums - Creamy products are emollients like moisturizers - Emollients trap water inside & soften the skin outside => Apply products from thinnest (watery) to thickest (creamy) Method 2 - pH Levels - pH scale ranges from 0 - 14, from acidic to alkaline - Too acidic products can cause irritated, red, and inflamed skin - Very alkaline products can cause dry, flaky, and dehydrated skin - Ideal pH level for our skin lies between 4.5 - 5.5 - The lower the pH, the better absorption - Products that are lower in the pH level (pH 2.5-4) : AHA, BHA, Vitamin C => Incorporate first or earlier in the skincare routine - Products that are higher in the pH level (pH 4.5-7): Retinols, Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Copper Peptides, facial oils (jojoba oil, rosehip oil, etc) => Skin barrier friendly => Apply low pH products before high pH products *Active ingredients for daytime routine: * Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid (skin protection from UV rays) AHA (for hyperpigmentation, acne marks, overall skin brightening) BHA (for active breakouts) Azelaic Acid Gluconolactone (PHA - a milder form of AHA) Cleansing Vitamin C AHA or BHA or azelaic acid (toner or serum) Moisturizer SPF sunscreen *Active ingredient for nighttime routine:* Retinols (helps with cell regeneration) Retinols shouldn’t be used during the day due to its photosensitivity nature Method 1: Cleansing Retinols Moisturizer Method 2: (preferable for beginners to retinols) Cleansing Hyaluronic/Niacinamide Retinols Moisturizer Tips: Pilling: flaky shits that appear on your skin after you apply products Pilling occurs when your skincare doesn’t absorb into your skin Give your skin an extra 10-30 seconds to allow the product to absorb Applying products on damp skin helps better absorption Personal note: According to dermatologists, ALWAYS apply Retinol on dry, moisturized skin.
How I wish someone would create an app that we could put all of our products and a routine would lol up. I.E. This is better at night. If you use this at night, then use this in the a.m. Etc. Yes, I'm only dreaming...but wow would that be helpful!!!
Girl delete this comment and make this app yourself and make that $$$$ lol if I knew how to develop an app which I could prob do if I wasn’t in school or lazy I would! Lol
*Guide:* *Hyaluronoc acid + Vitamin C* For hydration and skin brightening *Azelaic acid + Vitamin C* For discoloration and skin brightening *Retinol + Niacinamide* For calming sensitive skin to retinol and increase ceramide production *Niacinamide + Vit C* For fine lines, brightening skin, and hyperpigmentation/post acne marks *Vit C + Vit E + Ferulic acid* For calming irritation, nourishing the skin and protecting skin from the environment
What about the skin that have all these problem and concerns that requires you to use bunch of ingredients, products combination an all. will it work well because it's confusing to think where to start and what to use?
@@MJ-pl8lh By Paula’s choice do you mean their BHA? Because using a BHA and a vitamin C in the same routine is very intense and will possibly give you irritation
If you are using the Ordinary niacinamide + zinc, they instructed not to use it together with a vitamin c serum because the zinc in their formulation would react with vit c. Other niacinamide products are fine I guess.
It's important to note that if you are not allergic to either Vitamin C or Niacinamide, you won't have a harmful "reaction" if you do this combo. The issue is that some of the ingredients used in their niacinamide + zinc serum cancel out vitamin c serums, so you are actually just throwing money and product away.
I was told that when you combined vitamin c with niacinamide none of the ingredients do their job as they supposed to do. Well I personally preferred using vitamin c at the morning and niacinamide at night. I have been with this routine for almost a year and it works amazing
They don’t recommend their “pure vitamin C” ie l Ascorbic acid or the suspensions. However a vit c derivative like the magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is completely fine to use
Lauren Redman thank you! I was kinda worried that I have been doing it wrong because I always put the Niacinamide and zinc serum and then the magnesium Ascorbyl phosphate and I thought I gotta throw it out for a sec
_TIME STAMP LIST_ *Up vote for everyone to see!* Let's continue the conversation down below and share tips and tricks! _Key Active Ingredients_ Vitamin A/Retinoids/Retinols: 1:30 Vitamin B3/Niacinamide: 2:33 Vitamin C/L-Ascorbic Acid/Sensitive Skin w/Vitamin C: 3:33 AHA's/Alpha Hydroxy Acid/Sensitive Skin: 5:00 BHA'S/Beta Hydroxy Acid/Acne-Prone Skin: 6:10 _Pairing Active Ingredients_ Side Note-> Because Vita. C is a highly reactive ingredient I've put tags on the important sections Hyaluronic Acid + Vitamin C: 7:10 Azelaic Acid + Vitamin C: 7:45 Vitamin A + Niacinamide/Sensitive Skin: 8:24 Niacinamide + Vitamin C (IMPORTANT!): 9:15 Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid (IMPORTANT!): 10:12 _Layering Products_ Texture and Consistency (Based on your skincare routine): 11:11 Ph Scale (VERY IMPORTANT WHEN MIXING DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS/PRODUCTS): 12:40 _Active Ingredients + Skincare Routine_ Side Note-> Those with REALLY DRY SKIN should think about washing once a day as to not over dry their skin. Unless needed Daytime Routine Essentials (Basic Skincare Routine): 14:20 Nighttime Routine Essentials (RETINOLS!!!!/BUFFERING THE SKIN!!!): 16:50 _Questions_ 1. Dosage Active Ingredients (REALLY IMPORTANT!/ SKIN IRRITATION!!): 18:20 2. How Many Active Ingredients? (TARGETING SKIN CONCERNS): 19:05 3. Product Pilling (IS YOUR SKINCARE CLUMPING ON YOUR SKIN?): 19:45 OH MY GOD! I never got a notification on this!! Ya'll are welcome and I'm glad it helps!!
*Notes on ingridient-combinations I took during the video* Hylaronic Acid + Vit C Azelaic Acid + Vit C Vit A + Vit B3 Vit B3 + Vit C Vit C + Vit E + Ferulic Acid
Succes Succes Note Vit C can comes with / without water/ oil. It’s more complicated to choose the right vit c to mix. Maybe just use ur fav vit c and wait at least 20 mins to use other matching products.
omg i so wanna know how AHAs and Niacinamide work together. i wanted to introduce glycolic acid to my routine for little bumps and acne spots but i already use niacinamide in the morning and a BHA at night. im confused as to how to incorporate an AHA like glycol in.
I have been using this vitamin C face serum by rice berry littleextra for a few months now, and I'm truly impressed with the outcomes. It's become an essential part of my everyday skincare regimen. Over time, the serum has noticeably reduced the size of my pores and faded dark spots. It's excellent for my sensitive skin. One of its standout features about this serum is its light, non-greasy texture. It absorbs quickly, making my skin feel refreshed without any greasy residue. I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a brighter, more even complexion, particularly with the benefits of black rice water. This serum is gentle enough even for sensitive skin. After applying the face serum, I follow up with rice berry sunscreen, which contains niacinamide and kojic acid, These have helped me even further reduce dark spots. Also, practicing yoga daily helps maintain my skin's elasticity.
Thanks to you guys i am finally mastering my skincare routine and im ALMOST acne free 😭😭😭❤️ ive been struggling with hormonal acne, since HIGHSCHOOL! Im now in my mid 20s and im finally getting the flawless complexion ive dreamed of ❤️❤️❤️❤️ love you guys!
*The following are notes I took during the video* Ph-layering: - Aha, Bha, Vit C - Hylaronic Acid, Copper Peptides, Vit A, Plant oils Morning: - Vit C serum (defense uva, uvb, free radicals) - Aha, bha, azelaic acid (pha) (Vit c + aha/bha/azelaic acid) Night: -Vit A (fragile while exposed to dun, so night, - Hylaroic Acid/Vit B3 then Vit A
I feel like I am watching a nicer and softer version of Crash Course, but in a skincare course ;) Edit: Omg, thank you all for the likes, was not expecting to relate to so many people😆💕
This is literally everything 😩!! This video helped me put my skin care routine together. I never had acne until I hit my 20s and I have sensitive skin, plus I get acne scars easily. I really think this will work! I can’t wait to try my new routine! thank you!
Yes I used Adapalene for acne when I was 19. I didn't know it also helps against wrinkle. I guess she is referring to those who are younger than 25 and doesn't have acne. The side effects outweigh the benefits.
This is an eye opener. It couldn't have come at a better time. Was looking for products to try during this quarantine period. Thankyou boss lady. So educative.
amino acids are essential natural moisturizing factors which the skin produce itself. if you see a word ending in “-ine” on your ingredient list, that’s an amino acid. they are very moisturizing and aid in protecting the skin’s barrier as it’s just giving you more of what your skin already makes and loves :)
I'm a straight guy, I don't use make or any such thing. My gf was talking about all this and i wanted understand the chemistry and use some products that have the above listed chemicals. What a beautifully presented video... Thanks. Just subbed. Hello from bangalore. GOD bless. 🙏🏻😊
the more i want to know about skin care, i get more confused.. because we need everything but they dont work together.. lolsss. WHAT SHOULD I USE THEN???
I would try watching Skincare by Hyram here on TH-cam. he says all regiments need 1. Cleanser 2. Treatment 3.moisturizer and 4 Sunscreen. I find his videos easier to digest and navigate.
Love how you explain al these active ingredients. Honestly this breakdown is the easiest way anyone has broken down these skin care active ingredients. Awesome video!
I just want to thank you. I suffered from a breakout because I moved to a different country. I watched this video a year ago and now I almost have clear skin!
Thank you so much for this video! As a newbie to skincare, I've gone down a rabbit hole of videos telling me I need this and that. I have a list that's insanely long of things I WANT to try, and things I NEED to start using. But with everything out there, I feel paralyzed when I start shopping because I don't know what I can use, when I can use it, what won't work with something else, etc. So thank you thank you for putting everything into layman's terms and helping guide me in the right direction!
I'm 26 and don't have any sort of skincare routine so I'm binging all your videos for information so I can get what I need over Christmas, your videos are very educational and easy to understand, thank you x
My skin has never looked better! My heart bursts at the seams from how much I love you two, you’re one of my favourite things in the world 🥰 I really want to try the seabuckthorn moisturiser from Purito but it’s 70% vitamin c. I already use retinol and niacinamide I’m scared to venture into vitamin c territory ahh 😦
Started an extensive skincare routine and currently am going through purging. While I was aware of this outcome I am glad I found this channel to get a better grasp about the ingredients without losing myself in too much information 🤩
Oh, and my name is also Felicia! I am 55 though and just starting to pamper myself due to acne and dreaded wrinkles! Loved this video so much AND the notes people wrote below!
I'm blown away! I'm a newbie in the skincare world, and was looking around for guidance. This video gave answers to all the questions I had in my head. Instantly subscribed! Thank you!
Hi, guys. This video format is so amazing and informative. Especially when you separated products on the diagram visually by the groups and Ph levels. Make so much more sense now 🥰
I’d love a video from you two on PEPTIDES! What the different peptides do- long term vs very short temporary effects. As always love the informative understandable content! Xoxo
I’ve been having sudden breakouts for the past few weeks now and I want to explore and get to know these ingredients. This channel have been my go-to whenever I need a skin care knowledge. Thank you!!! It feels like i’m watching a webinar ❤️
Azeliac acid (from the ordinary) has been my holy Grail after struggling many years with adult acne and comedonal acne. My skin has never looked better and after failed after failed product I can't believe how this one product has completely changed my skin (and my life!)
How do you use the azelaic acid? I put I on directly after my bha serum and wait for 10 minutes before I apply the next produxt. but the azelaic acid from TO always feels super dry on my skin.
@@Konocha I use it morning and night after washing my face. I use a pea sized amount only on the problematic areas of my face and pat in really well. I find that using it on the other areas of my skin that are acne free (like my forehead) it can be more drying. Then I use my moisturizer afterward, I always put the azelaic acid on my face as the first ingredient after I wash
This is the best guide ever! TH-cam algorithm is reading my mind: I have been browsing Paula's Choice Acne products and got confused over all these AHA, BHA, C and Retinol..... How do you even use that?!! This video summarises this very well! thank you very much for taking care of our skin :-)
Can you pleaseee compare inkey list, Paula’s Choice and the Ordinary Nicinamide, HA, and BHA i would very appreciate it! Like this comment so they can do it please 🙏
Hi! Not sure which BHA you’re talking about but per Paula’s choice, you can pair their BHA exfoliant and their niacinimide boost together. I actually did that last night and it left my skin really glowy. Hope that helps somewhat! Also an HA should be fine with niacinimide and BHA. I’ve used that combo before and my skin is on the sensitive side.
This is literally the most helpful video I've found. I'm a noob with these acids because I'm now 25 trying to prevent any aging coming my way lol. I didn't know you can use vitamin C with AHA/BHAs. Every article I've read says not to.
So glad we could help!! Hope some of the ingredients mentioned were the ones you were wondering about! But as always, this is just a general guide and the most important thing is to test on yourself and get to know our own skin the best hehhe! Thanks so much for watchinggg, much love! ✨😊- fel
Best video ever! All essential information compressed in 1 video with the how's. I wish this was the very first video I saw when I started with my abc's, Thank you!
I have been into skin care for a while and know quite a bit BUT it is always soooooo refreshing and helpful to go over the key points again and expand my knowledge! Thank you so much guys - this helped me out a lot ♡
One of the best skincare ingredient and combination videos, which is based on years of research and previously proven research. Great work and I wish more content creators actually watched this before giving wrong advice.
When do we apply these? Before the toner? Before the moisturizer? And how often should we be using these? Sorry, I'm new to skincare and I'm trying to figure out when/how to use Ordinary haha
Wow, you woman are so awesome!!! Thank you so much for demystifying all this. I am 56 and only just now wanting to use these serums. After a week of research, I became frustrated at the lack of coherent info. Then I found your channel. ❤️
This video is amazing, my skin is gunna be literally glowing and the best it’s ever been come 2024, can’t wait to put this information from this video to use in my skincare routine
I did the layer routine for a couple months and my skin breakout. I did cleanse toner essense then moisture. I came back to just cleanse and moisture and my skin now feels great I am using essense once every two days at night. So simple is best.
When i started using niacinamide toner, moisturizer, vit C serum and hyaluronic cream helps a lot my skin to reduce pores, blackheads, dark spot and became more brighter, and smooth
god what is great job have you done. Almost everyone asks for tips about cosmetic products, but I want to say thanks for the very beautiful video, there are a lot of useful details
Im so excitedd, thank you beauty within for helping me forming a good skincare routine. I learned a lot from your video's!🥰 And the funny thing is that i'm a 14 year old boy🙃😂
Awww thank YOU for being a part of our fam and wanting to learn more about your skin and skincare routine! It's never too early to start and we wish we started younger like you! Stay awesoomme hehe 😍- fel
I used to layer up retinol, niacinamide, vit c & peptides for over 10 years until I was adviced by my dermatologist that I could apply all ingredients to face and massage gently until absorbed. Mixing all at once saves lots of time as opposed to layering where you apply one ingredient at a time and wait to semi dry before ypu can apply other ingredients and wait to semi dry in between ingredients. But be mindful that skincare is very personal. What works for me may not work for others. It's very important to really know your skin. I also use AHA & BHA once a week. I'm almost 60 and I have zero fine lines or wrinkles without botox or facelift. But I started some serious skincare in my teens. My siblings & friends used to tease me for overly vain but my skincare is less than 15 minutes and I figured if I was going to do skincare, I might as well do it right & use all active ingredients that was needed on my super oily skin. Now, my friends & family that are 6 years younger than me are now wrinkled. It's very important to use sunblocking lotion and I use a very generous amount of moisturizer especially at bedtime. I heard from Dr. Drey that Cetaphil hand & body can be used as facial moisture. 591 ML, 2 bottles for about $14 at Costco... it will last for about over a year. I owe Dr. Drey tons of gratitude for saving me serious money because it's by far more effective than Clinique & Lancome 180 ML for $180-$200+. Another proof just because it's ridiculously expensive is more effective.. Cetaphil is very cheap but by far more efficient. My siblings won't apply anything on their face not unless it's from a high end brands. I was able to convinced them to try the Cetaphil hand & body lotion even for just 1 day. The rest is history. They all are converted to Cetaphil and couldn't believe that they wasted thousands of dollars over the years.
I've watched so many videos the past few weeks! I love this one that explains so much! Grabbed my notebook and stopped and wrote and went back and listened and was so excited! Thanks!
This is the absolutely best video on Skincare that I've ever seen. So much information yet explained in simple terms. The demonstration of how to apply is so helpful. You really covered absolutely everything. Thank you so much. I will share this video with everyone I know. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
When layering serums, what if the serum with a lower pH has a thicker consistency? For example, Farmacy Honeymoon Glow and hyaluronic acid/niacinimide? Which one should go first? Should these products be layered within the same routine?
Hi! Thank you for this video! Can you do a part 2?lol include peptides and vitamins C or peptides with retinol? Arbutiin how to layer these with ingredients for best results or q10? Thanks😊
I'm coming back to this after finally purchasing active ingredients, and months of researching to say: I FINALLY UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING YOU'RE SAYING. :D OMG. I was so lost when I first stumbled onto this video. Now I'm proudly nodding hahaha.
Yo I just barely realized this channel used to be, “Asian Beauty secrets.” I never connected the two before. I used to watch Mia’s videos religiously. Whatever happened to her? D:
I'm kinda of a new subscriber so I was curious about that too while binging their videos. I haven't watched all their videos so I'm not sure if I understand the whole situation but Mia and Felicia did an announcement video a while back introducing the new branding and how it would expand to add new hosts. Mia started showing up less and less and in the comments of another video people were saying she moved back to Australia:(
This was actually the most helpful video I e watched about skincare. Thank you so much. I’m exploring and learning about actives ingredients and it’s all been so confusing to me on how to incorporate which ones at what time of day. You ladies are life savers. New subscriber and so happy. 🙏🏼🙏🏼💕
I read this on “the ordinary“ website: Ideally Vitamin C in the PM and this formula(niacinamide+zinc) in the AM. Otherwise, Niacinamide can affect integrity of the Vitamin C. This formulation can be used alongside acne treatments if desired for added visible skin benefits.
Rentinol before 25 is totally fine, why is everyone saying this? I (and many of my same-aged friends!) were prescribed adapalene (retinoid) for teenage acne by an actual dermatologist and had a very positive experience! It might not be necessary for anti-aging before your mid-twenties but it has many benefits besides that!
Incredibly informative . I was suggested to use Retinol by someone and im 23. Ill kick it off and start it after two years. Also needed infos about pairing the products. I see google was lying to me😂😂 thank you Felicia for all the infos😍
Valentina Pătruţ I beat you girls, I’m over 40 and it’s the first time ever I bought Vit C, B3, Aha-Bha and peptides... and just know learned about renitol 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️😅😅😅 Lived all my life just washing my face and putting a whatever cream... *ashamed goes back to her prehistoric cave
use a salycilic acid product. BHA penetrates the pores and pushes out existing dirt as well as preventing new grime from getting in your pores. A cleanser, toner or serum is fine but don't over use it. Choose one product like the ordinary salicylic 2%, COSrx Blackhead power liquid, or paula's choice skin perfectin 2% BHA liquid. BEWARE there is a purging stage, if you had any deep pimples it will bring them out over the period of one to two weeks then you'll really start to see everything clear out. Also use sunscreen ofc :)
fariii not really. blackheads occur because of a buildup of oil and debris on your pores and they look dark because they oxidize. Niacinamide makes your skin look brighter but you do need salycilic acid to help with blackheads.
I’ve loved skincare since I was 12 too I’m now almost 30!:) biggest recommendation would be, dont over do it. Don’t use too many actives and keep a simple routine and ALWAYS wear sunscreen!:)
@@haleymoon657 yep. never over do it . I started being interested in skincare since last year. Im interested in skincare because of my face acne, it use to be worse but now its getting better. I only cleanse, moisturize and wear sunscreen in day time. At night time i cleanse and moisturize. I would use exfoliators twice a week. Keeping the skincare routine simple is very important.
Awesome content. I actually understood more about skincare from this video versus all the googling etc. pluuuus kudos on the editing it kept me engaged. I’ve come across other channels where it just seems like a lecture as opposed to how well this was put together.
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Helloooo amazing people! We hope you enjoyed the video! Just thought we leave a quick note: this is just a very general set of guidelines for anyone wanting to start out with actives in their skincare routine, so we chose active combinations that we feel are best for beginners. 🤩
But this isn’t to say that you should follow the guideline to a T! Everyone’s skin is different and can even react well with ingredient combos that we didn’t mention here! So if you’re already someone who regularly incorporates actives in your routine, we encourage you to continue doing what you do since your skin is reacting super well to it! Hope this helps clear things up a bit! And as always, thank you soo much for your amazing support! 😘
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Such a GREAT video 👍🏽 can u do a part 2 about how to layer for specific skin conditions please 🥺🥺
Omg this is sooo helpful! I’ve been stressing trying to figure out what combines with what and how and when to use them together.
Thank you for shedding a light onto us skincare rookies! 😊 I just would like to know more about copper peptides and bakuchiol and how to layer treatments. For example, I read somewhere else that treatments should be used after moisturizers, is that true? For example, I use Youth to the people's Kombucha + 11% AHA Exfoliation Power toner and then, Herbivore's prism serum, then I use Peter thomas roth retinol serum and then Youth to the people's Superberry hydrate + glow dream mask and lastly Ole henriksen's Youth activating oil. Now, I would like to incorporate the new Peter Thomas Roth Pro Strength Niacinamide Discoloration treatment. In what order could I layer this with my skincare routine?
Is this return cream??? Can you tell us more abour that please?
Here are my detailed notes on everything (because I was that bored)
*Getting to know the key active ingredients:*
Vitamin A (Retinoids/Retinols):
- Antioxidants
- Increase cell turnover (smooth out fine lines & wrinkles)
- Even texture
- Kill acne-causing bacteria
- Side effect includes drying => Pair well with moisturizer
- Not necessary until 25 years of age
Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide):
- Produced by our body to transform carbohydrates into energy
- Help all sorts of skin conditions (dullness & pore size)
- Balance sebum production & texture
- Less acidic than Vitamin C (4.5 pH level)
Vitamin C (l-ascorbic acid):
- Brightening effect
- Promote elastin & collagen production in the dermis layer
- Derivatives: tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, ascorbyl glucoside, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate => Better for sensitive skin
Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA):
- Fruit/milk-derived chemical exfoliants that are water-soluble
- Slough off excess dead skin cells
- Unclog pores and even out skin tone (help with black & white heads)
- Common AHAs: glycolic acid (most potent), lactic acid (best for sensitive skin), tartaric acid, mandelic, and citric acid
Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA):
- Chemical exfoliants that are oil-soluble
- Control sebum production
- Smooth and minimize the look of enlarged pores
*Combining active ingredients:*
Hyaluronic Acid + Vitamin C
=> Extra synergistic boost (brightening & hydrating)
=> Help with dehydrated skin
Azelaic Acid + Vitamin C
=> Azelaic acid calms inflammation, kills acne-causing bacteria & treats post-acne marks
=> Paired with Vitamin C for amplified efficacy
Vitamin A (retinol) + Vitamin B3 (niacinamide)
=> Great combo for sensitive skin
=> Niacinamide helps dilute the potent effects of retinol
=> Help to stimulate ceramide production in the skin (ceramides are lipids that hold our skin together)
Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) + Vitamin C
=> Help smooth wrinkles and even out dull, pigmented skin (post-acne marks & hyperpigmentation)
Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid
=> Stabilize & boost the efficacy of vitamin C
=> Calm down irritation & nourish skin
=> Create an ironclad shield that protects skin from the environment & UV rays & stimulating collagen
*Layering active ingredients:*
Method 1 - Texture & Consistency
- Watery products include toners and serums
- Creamy products are emollients like moisturizers
- Emollients trap water inside & soften the skin outside
=> Apply products from thinnest (watery) to thickest (creamy)
Method 2 - pH Levels
- pH scale ranges from 0 - 14, from acidic to alkaline
- Too acidic products can cause irritated, red, and inflamed skin
- Very alkaline products can cause dry, flaky, and dehydrated skin
- Ideal pH level for our skin lies between 4.5 - 5.5
- The lower the pH, the better absorption
- Products that are lower in the pH level (pH 2.5-4) : AHA, BHA, Vitamin C => Incorporate first or earlier in the skincare routine
- Products that are higher in the pH level (pH 4.5-7): Retinols, Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Copper Peptides, facial oils (jojoba oil, rosehip oil, etc) => Skin barrier friendly
=> Apply low pH products before high pH products
*Active ingredients for daytime routine:
*
Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid (skin protection from UV rays)
AHA (for hyperpigmentation, acne marks, overall skin brightening)
BHA (for active breakouts)
Azelaic Acid
Gluconolactone (PHA - a milder form of AHA)
Cleansing
Vitamin C
AHA or BHA or azelaic acid (toner or serum)
Moisturizer
SPF sunscreen
*Active ingredient for nighttime routine:*
Retinols (helps with cell regeneration)
Retinols shouldn’t be used during the day due to its photosensitivity nature
Method 1:
Cleansing
Retinols
Moisturizer
Method 2: (preferable for beginners to retinols)
Cleansing
Hyaluronic/Niacinamide
Retinols
Moisturizer
Tips:
Pilling: flaky shits that appear on your skin after you apply products
Pilling occurs when your skincare doesn’t absorb into your skin
Give your skin an extra 10-30 seconds to allow the product to absorb
Applying products on damp skin helps better absorption
Personal note: According to dermatologists, ALWAYS apply Retinol on dry, moisturized skin.
Thank you! 💛 I'm going to use these in my skincare notebook. :)
@@honeylo3715 You're welcome!!!
Omg thank you so so much!!
Thanks girl . ❤
Gonna ss this
@@AmiraPoppins Of course!
How I wish someone would create an app that we could put all of our products and a routine would lol up. I.E. This is better at night. If you use this at night, then use this in the a.m. Etc. Yes, I'm only dreaming...but wow would that be helpful!!!
That would be genius and helpful
Girl delete this comment and make this app yourself and make that $$$$ lol if I knew how to develop an app which I could prob do if I wasn’t in school or lazy I would! Lol
That would be magical!
faith foster can u tell me if it only works for deciem products? or does it work for other brands too 😙
megan it works for DECEIM or any other products and even custom products :) but it’s 2.99
Anyone else here learning to use The Ordinary?
Bailey Todtenbier yes
Yeah I looked this up because I used their vitamin c suspension in squalane and it’s pilling!
Yes lol just got lactic acid and niacinamide today!
Me. I ordered vit C, retinol, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide
Dulce Martinez how do you use them together?
11:11 texture/consistency
12:41 pH level
14:20 day time routine
16:50 night time routine
OMG THANKS
Thankyou! i put on my note 😍 you just make it easier
*Guide:*
*Hyaluronoc acid + Vitamin C*
For hydration and skin brightening
*Azelaic acid + Vitamin C*
For discoloration and skin brightening
*Retinol + Niacinamide*
For calming sensitive skin to retinol and increase ceramide production
*Niacinamide + Vit C*
For fine lines, brightening skin, and hyperpigmentation/post acne marks
*Vit C + Vit E + Ferulic acid*
For calming irritation, nourishing the skin and protecting skin from the environment
Perfect but can we use all in different days of the week?
Glycolic acid plus vitamin c
What about the skin that have all these problem and concerns that requires you to use bunch of ingredients, products combination an all. will it work well because it's confusing to think where to start and what to use?
Hey I was wondering Can I use cleanser, then Paula choice then vitamin c, Moisturizer then spf during my morning routine or is that wrong?
@@MJ-pl8lh By Paula’s choice do you mean their BHA? Because using a BHA and a vitamin C in the same routine is very intense and will possibly give you irritation
If you are using the Ordinary niacinamide + zinc, they instructed not to use it together with a vitamin c serum because the zinc in their formulation would react with vit c. Other niacinamide products are fine I guess.
thanks!!!! NEVER would have thought of that. i was doing that every now and then this month lol but won't anymore
It's important to note that if you are not allergic to either Vitamin C or Niacinamide, you won't have a harmful "reaction" if you do this combo. The issue is that some of the ingredients used in their niacinamide + zinc serum cancel out vitamin c serums, so you are actually just throwing money and product away.
I was told that when you combined vitamin c with niacinamide none of the ingredients do their job as they supposed to do. Well I personally preferred using vitamin c at the morning and niacinamide at night. I have been with this routine for almost a year and it works amazing
They don’t recommend their “pure vitamin C” ie l Ascorbic acid or the suspensions. However a vit c derivative like the magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is completely fine to use
Lauren Redman thank you! I was kinda worried that I have been doing it wrong because I always put the Niacinamide and zinc serum and then the magnesium Ascorbyl phosphate and I thought I gotta throw it out for a sec
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Let's continue the conversation down below and share tips and tricks!
_Key Active Ingredients_
Vitamin A/Retinoids/Retinols: 1:30
Vitamin B3/Niacinamide: 2:33
Vitamin C/L-Ascorbic Acid/Sensitive Skin w/Vitamin C: 3:33
AHA's/Alpha Hydroxy Acid/Sensitive Skin: 5:00
BHA'S/Beta Hydroxy Acid/Acne-Prone Skin: 6:10
_Pairing Active Ingredients_
Side Note-> Because Vita. C is a highly reactive ingredient I've put tags on the important sections
Hyaluronic Acid + Vitamin C: 7:10
Azelaic Acid + Vitamin C: 7:45
Vitamin A + Niacinamide/Sensitive Skin: 8:24
Niacinamide + Vitamin C (IMPORTANT!): 9:15
Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid (IMPORTANT!): 10:12
_Layering Products_
Texture and Consistency (Based on your skincare routine): 11:11
Ph Scale (VERY IMPORTANT WHEN MIXING DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS/PRODUCTS): 12:40
_Active Ingredients + Skincare Routine_
Side Note-> Those with REALLY DRY SKIN should think about washing once a day as to not over dry their skin. Unless needed
Daytime Routine Essentials (Basic Skincare Routine): 14:20
Nighttime Routine Essentials (RETINOLS!!!!/BUFFERING THE SKIN!!!): 16:50
_Questions_
1. Dosage Active Ingredients (REALLY IMPORTANT!/ SKIN IRRITATION!!): 18:20
2. How Many Active Ingredients? (TARGETING SKIN CONCERNS): 19:05
3. Product Pilling (IS YOUR SKINCARE CLUMPING ON YOUR SKIN?): 19:45
OH MY GOD! I never got a notification on this!! Ya'll are welcome and I'm glad it helps!!
Thank u sm
This is so awesome, thx for doing this!!!😊😊
Hey I was wondering Can I use cleanser, then Paula choice then vitamin c, Moisturizer then spf during my morning routine or is that wrong?
finally, thank you!
Thank you so much girl! Gonna need this comment❤
*Notes on ingridient-combinations I took during the video*
Hylaronic Acid + Vit C
Azelaic Acid + Vit C
Vit A + Vit B3
Vit B3 + Vit C
Vit C + Vit E + Ferulic Acid
Succes Succes Note Vit C can comes with / without water/ oil. It’s more complicated to choose the right vit c to mix. Maybe just use ur fav vit c and wait at least 20 mins to use other matching products.
Is vitamin E best AM or PM?
@@teeb2681 using vit E with vit C at morning is the best choice for vit E 😃
Tfs
omg i so wanna know how AHAs and Niacinamide work together. i wanted to introduce glycolic acid to my routine for little bumps and acne spots but i already use niacinamide in the morning and a BHA at night. im confused as to how to incorporate an AHA like glycol in.
I have been using this vitamin C face serum by rice berry littleextra for a few months now, and I'm truly impressed with the outcomes. It's become an essential part of my everyday skincare regimen. Over time, the serum has noticeably reduced the size of my pores and faded dark spots. It's excellent for my sensitive skin. One of its standout features about this serum is its light, non-greasy texture. It absorbs quickly, making my skin feel refreshed without any greasy residue. I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a brighter, more even complexion, particularly with the benefits of black rice water. This serum is gentle enough even for sensitive skin. After applying the face serum, I follow up with rice berry sunscreen, which contains niacinamide and kojic acid, These have helped me even further reduce dark spots. Also, practicing yoga daily helps maintain my skin's elasticity.
Thanks mam. My dull skin is looking fresh and glowing with the use of rice berry face serum.
Thanks to you guys i am finally mastering my skincare routine and im ALMOST acne free 😭😭😭❤️ ive been struggling with hormonal acne, since HIGHSCHOOL! Im now in my mid 20s and im finally getting the flawless complexion ive dreamed of ❤️❤️❤️❤️ love you guys!
say ur routine pls as it would help me😔
*The following are notes I took during the video*
Ph-layering:
- Aha, Bha, Vit C
- Hylaronic Acid, Copper Peptides, Vit A, Plant oils
Morning:
- Vit C serum (defense uva, uvb, free radicals)
- Aha, bha, azelaic acid (pha)
(Vit c + aha/bha/azelaic acid)
Night:
-Vit A (fragile while exposed to dun, so night,
- Hylaroic Acid/Vit B3 then Vit A
be careful, vitamin b can be niacinimide or panthanol, very different effects
the melano CC she use in the morning are OIL-base serum,, can it be use before AHA/BHA water-base toner/serum ???
Succes Succes sunscreen goes last tho right?
Wolfgirl Shea always!
The skincare products I own are AHA, BHA, Vit C serum, and Hyaluronic acid so I was wondering if I could layer them and in what order
I feel like I am watching a nicer and softer version of Crash Course, but in a skincare course ;)
Edit: Omg, thank you all for the likes, was not expecting to relate to so many people😆💕
exactly
Medical student can relate 🤣
😆😆
This video is incredibly informative, thank you!
Omg Jocie!!!!!
jocieeee
This is literally everything 😩!! This video helped me put my skin care routine together. I never had acne until I hit my 20s and I have sensitive skin, plus I get acne scars easily. I really think this will work! I can’t wait to try my new routine! thank you!
Side note on the side note: you definitely CAN start retinol before you're 25. It's also good for acne, not just wrinkles
Yes I used Adapalene for acne when I was 19. I didn't know it also helps against wrinkle. I guess she is referring to those who are younger than 25 and doesn't have acne. The side effects outweigh the benefits.
I’m 19 and I recently started using retinol
This is an eye opener. It couldn't have come at a better time. Was looking for products to try during this quarantine period. Thankyou boss lady. So educative.
educational** :))
I just wanna second someone else’s comment that we’d love a part 2!! I’m especially interested in learning about layering arbutin! 😊
We all know about AHAs and BHA but can anyone talk about Amino Acids and their benefits? It can surely be the next big ingredient. .
Anu아누 thats a great topic.. I’ve been looking into it myself
I agree, peptide serums are become more popular and products to help increase your collagen production.
amino acids are essential natural moisturizing factors which the skin produce itself. if you see a word ending in “-ine” on your ingredient list, that’s an amino acid. they are very moisturizing and aid in protecting the skin’s barrier as it’s just giving you more of what your skin already makes and loves :)
Or phas
Anu아누 Can I use an AHA toner and then a Niacinimide+zinc serum ?
I'm a straight guy, I don't use make or any such thing. My gf was talking about all this and i wanted understand the chemistry and use some products that have the above listed chemicals.
What a beautifully presented video... Thanks.
Just subbed.
Hello from bangalore.
GOD bless. 🙏🏻😊
This is the first time that I understand how skin care works! Ufff so much to absorb !
the more i want to know about skin care, i get more confused.. because we need everything but they dont work together.. lolsss. WHAT SHOULD I USE THEN???
For me..just focus on the skincare suit for our skin problem...n if i do have enough budget then i'll buy one set that suit to my skin type
I would try watching Skincare by Hyram here on TH-cam. he says all regiments need 1. Cleanser 2. Treatment 3.moisturizer and 4 Sunscreen. I find his videos easier to digest and navigate.
Ive been confused for weeks about this trying to find the right skin care routine
Literally same 😭😭
K
Can we have a part 2 where you talk about alpha arbutin, Tranexamic acid, ferulic acid, azelaic acid etc?
you said this two months ago but yes defenitely
Arbutin did nothing for me but tranexamic acid serum has
Love how you explain al these active ingredients. Honestly this breakdown is the easiest way anyone has broken down these skin care active ingredients. Awesome video!
I just want to thank you. I suffered from a breakout because I moved to a different country. I watched this video a year ago and now I almost have clear skin!
Thank you so much for this video! As a newbie to skincare, I've gone down a rabbit hole of videos telling me I need this and that. I have a list that's insanely long of things I WANT to try, and things I NEED to start using. But with everything out there, I feel paralyzed when I start shopping because I don't know what I can use, when I can use it, what won't work with something else, etc. So thank you thank you for putting everything into layman's terms and helping guide me in the right direction!
I was literally JUST praying you’d have a video on this. So perfect.
I would love a weekly skincare routine!! I think it would be so helpful to see when to use ahas, retinols and how often during the week.:)
I'm 26 and don't have any sort of skincare routine so I'm binging all your videos for information so I can get what I need over Christmas, your videos are very educational and easy to understand, thank you x
My skin has never looked better! My heart bursts at the seams from how much I love you two, you’re one of my favourite things in the world 🥰 I really want to try the seabuckthorn moisturiser from Purito but it’s 70% vitamin c. I already use retinol and niacinamide I’m scared to venture into vitamin c territory ahh 😦
Can you guys start adding where your outfits are from? You guys always so look so lovely 😍
Beauty within - the best teacher and friend in the world.
Awwww! We love and appreciate ever one of youuu !! 😘🙏 - fel
Started an extensive skincare routine and currently am going through purging. While I was aware of this outcome I am glad I found this channel to get a better grasp about the ingredients without losing myself in too much information 🤩
Oh, and my name is also Felicia! I am 55 though and just starting to pamper myself due to acne and dreaded wrinkles! Loved this video so much AND the notes people wrote below!
I'm blown away! I'm a newbie in the skincare world, and was looking around for guidance. This video gave answers to all the questions I had in my head. Instantly subscribed! Thank you!
Hi, guys. This video format is so amazing and informative. Especially when you separated products on the diagram visually by the groups and Ph levels. Make so much more sense now 🥰
I’d love a video from you two on PEPTIDES! What the different peptides do- long term vs very short temporary effects. As always love the informative understandable content! Xoxo
This is one of the best of layering of skincare ingredients videos I’ve seen. Thanks for breaking it down so well!
These two videos are like the information you get in hundreds of videos all in one! I love them so much!! Thank you!!
I’ve been having sudden breakouts for the past few weeks now and I want to explore and get to know these ingredients. This channel have been my go-to whenever I need a skin care knowledge. Thank you!!! It feels like i’m watching a webinar ❤️
This is the only TH-cam channel where I don’t skip the ads😂 I have learned so much from this channel!😁
Azeliac acid (from the ordinary) has been my holy Grail after struggling many years with adult acne and comedonal acne. My skin has never looked better and after failed after failed product I can't believe how this one product has completely changed my skin (and my life!)
is this safe for sensitive skin? thank you
I use Niaciamide and I find it really helps. I am going to try to add the Azeliac Acid!
How do you use the azelaic acid? I put I on directly after my bha serum and wait for 10 minutes before I apply the next produxt. but the azelaic acid from TO always feels super dry on my skin.
@@Konocha I use it morning and night after washing my face. I use a pea sized amount only on the problematic areas of my face and pat in really well. I find that using it on the other areas of my skin that are acne free (like my forehead) it can be more drying. Then I use my moisturizer afterward, I always put the azelaic acid on my face as the first ingredient after I wash
@@Mopargirl1980 thanks :) I'll try that, too!
Watch in 1.25x Speed. Thank me later 🙃😉
Your humor makes this so much better
This is the best guide ever! TH-cam algorithm is reading my mind: I have been browsing Paula's Choice Acne products and got confused over all these AHA, BHA, C and Retinol..... How do you even use that?!! This video summarises this very well! thank you very much for taking care of our skin :-)
Can you pleaseee compare inkey list, Paula’s Choice and the Ordinary Nicinamide, HA, and BHA i would very appreciate it!
Like this comment so they can do it please 🙏
Hi! Not sure which BHA you’re talking about but per Paula’s choice, you can pair their BHA exfoliant and their niacinimide boost together. I actually did that last night and it left my skin really glowy. Hope that helps somewhat! Also an HA should be fine with niacinimide and BHA. I’ve used that combo before and my skin is on the sensitive side.
I’m so confused...I have the paulas choice BHA exfoliant and I use the niacinimide and zinc after is that ok
Debbie Calix - i have the inkey list niacinimide and the inkey list hylarunic acid. which one should i use first?
Are TH-camr Hyram has make a video to compare the inkey list and the ordinary
@@crystaldolphin6758 (
I learned a lot from this channel. I want to know more about Bakuchiol. Can you take up it in the next video
This video is the best than any dermatologist video who confuses the layman with chemical words and acid concoctions. Helpful to the core.
This is literally the most helpful video I've found. I'm a noob with these acids because I'm now 25 trying to prevent any aging coming my way lol. I didn't know you can use vitamin C with AHA/BHAs. Every article I've read says not to.
I've literally been searching for exactly this for the past few days. Thank you!!!
So glad we could help!! Hope some of the ingredients mentioned were the ones you were wondering about! But as always, this is just a general guide and the most important thing is to test on yourself and get to know our own skin the best hehhe! Thanks so much for watchinggg, much love! ✨😊- fel
Best video ever! All essential information compressed in 1 video with the how's. I wish this was the very first video I saw when I started with my abc's, Thank you!
I have been into skin care for a while and know quite a bit BUT it is always soooooo refreshing and helpful to go over the key points again and expand my knowledge!
Thank you so much guys - this helped me out a lot ♡
One of the best skincare ingredient and combination videos, which is based on years of research and previously proven research. Great work and I wish more content creators actually watched this before giving wrong advice.
The way i was thinking abt this earlier today and it turns out my queen answered the question 3y ago
When do we apply these? Before the toner? Before the moisturizer? And how often should we be using these? Sorry, I'm new to skincare and I'm trying to figure out when/how to use Ordinary haha
What I’ve learned is it should be 1. Cleanser 2. Toner 3. Serum 4. Moisturizer 5. SPF
Thin consistency to thick consistency
Wow, you woman are so awesome!!!
Thank you so much for demystifying all this.
I am 56 and only just now wanting to use these serums.
After a week of research, I became frustrated at the lack of coherent info.
Then I found your channel. ❤️
Wow! This was the best video I’ve watched on layering hands down. So detailed, complete and informative.
This video is amazing, my skin is gunna be literally glowing and the best it’s ever been come 2024, can’t wait to put this information from this video to use in my skincare routine
I did the layer routine for a couple months and my skin breakout. I did cleanse toner essense then moisture.
I came back to just cleanse and moisture and my skin now feels great I am using essense once every two days at night.
So simple is best.
Freakin love the detail! Knowing the exact ingredients and HOW to use them is so helpful!
Thanks sooooo much for this I feel like i'm studying for a class just trying to clear up my face. Also, that skirt is THE BOMB!
Can I mix niacinamide with AHA? Thank you!
SOOO helpful! As a nursing mama, there are so many info out there - can you potentially do a video for breastfeeding and/or pregnant mamas? :D Thanks!
I'm hooked on to your channel for studying skin science rather than using. Stupendous information.
Much much love 😍
Who else is on the road to recovery 🐞🤧
This video is incredible!! Answered so many of my questions 😭🙌💛
I’ve actually found that applying toner or essence between serum layers makes all the difference and has stopped pilling for me.
Emily Knetzer hmmmmmmm interesting
What essence are you using? Im planning on buying one these days but dont know which one
The Gnome One of three: Pyunkang Yul, Secret Key, or Missha. They’re affordable and I like them.
@@emkn1479 Thank you so much!
Are you sure you're not just wiping away the serum with the toner so then you end up with nothing to pill?
Most important and most informative video in 22:24 mins. You ladies are helping a lot of people out here. Great fan of Beauty within here.
When i started using niacinamide toner, moisturizer, vit C serum and hyaluronic cream helps a lot my skin to reduce pores, blackheads, dark spot and became more brighter, and smooth
god what is great job have you done. Almost everyone asks for tips about cosmetic products, but I want to say thanks for the very beautiful video, there are a lot of useful details
Im so excitedd, thank you beauty within for helping me forming a good skincare routine. I learned a lot from your video's!🥰 And the funny thing is that i'm a 14 year old boy🙃😂
Awww thank YOU for being a part of our fam and wanting to learn more about your skin and skincare routine! It's never too early to start and we wish we started younger like you! Stay awesoomme hehe 😍- fel
Omg sameeee except I’m 15 😂
Your friends are going to envy your skin!
@Big Bird nah this video was great, they don't really talk about active ingredients much because they don't use them personally
its all too much ugh it’s so overwhelming sometimes I just wish none of this extra stuff existed
this video was super helpful! I recently bought some vitamin c and retinol serum and had no idea about how to use them until this video
this video is absolutely amazing! I love her energy and the way she explained everything.
I used to layer up retinol, niacinamide, vit c & peptides for over 10 years until I was adviced by my dermatologist that I could apply all ingredients to face and massage gently until absorbed. Mixing all at once saves lots of time as opposed to layering where you apply one ingredient at a time and wait to semi dry before ypu can apply other ingredients and wait to semi dry in between ingredients. But be mindful that skincare is very personal. What works for me may not work for others. It's very important to really know your skin. I also use AHA & BHA once a week. I'm almost 60 and I have zero fine lines or wrinkles without botox or facelift.
But I started some serious skincare in my teens. My siblings & friends used to tease me for overly vain but my skincare is less than 15 minutes and I figured if I was going to do skincare, I might as well do it right & use all active ingredients that was needed on my super oily skin. Now, my friends & family that are 6 years younger than me are now wrinkled. It's very important to use sunblocking lotion and I use a very generous amount of moisturizer especially at bedtime. I heard from Dr. Drey that Cetaphil hand & body can be used as facial moisture. 591 ML, 2 bottles for about $14 at Costco... it will last for about over a year. I owe Dr. Drey tons of gratitude for saving me serious money because it's by far more effective than Clinique & Lancome 180 ML for $180-$200+. Another proof just because it's ridiculously expensive is more effective.. Cetaphil is very cheap but by far more efficient. My siblings won't apply anything on their face not unless it's from a high end brands. I was able to convinced them to try the Cetaphil hand & body lotion even for just 1 day. The rest is history. They all are converted to Cetaphil and couldn't believe that they wasted thousands of dollars over the years.
"Why am I pilling?" Oh Gosh finally my long-lost question answered! Thank you!
This was wildly informative 😍 Thank you so much you gorgeous soul 🤍✨
Thanks so much for watchinggg!! Appreciate you! -fel 💗
I've watched so many videos the past few weeks! I love this one that explains so much! Grabbed my notebook and stopped and wrote and went back and listened and was so excited! Thanks!
This is the absolutely best video on Skincare that I've ever seen. So much information yet explained in simple terms. The demonstration of how to apply is so helpful. You really covered absolutely everything. Thank you so much. I will share this video with everyone I know. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Just discovered this channel! I’m so happy I found you guys!
When layering serums, what if the serum with a lower pH has a thicker consistency? For example, Farmacy Honeymoon Glow and hyaluronic acid/niacinimide? Which one should go first? Should these products be layered within the same routine?
Hi! Thank you for this video! Can you do a part 2?lol include peptides and vitamins C or peptides with retinol? Arbutiin how to layer these with ingredients for best results or q10? Thanks😊
If you guys like this form we can definitely do a part two, since there's so many different ingredients too! ✨Thanks for commentinggg! - fel
Beauty Within yes please
Yes! How about alpha arbutin and q10?
And peptides. Lol
Yes we need a part 2!
I'm coming back to this after finally purchasing active ingredients, and months of researching to say: I FINALLY UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING YOU'RE SAYING. :D OMG. I was so lost when I first stumbled onto this video. Now I'm proudly nodding hahaha.
So glad that this video popped up cause I’m researching serums to improve my hyperpigmentation and texture. This was so helpful!
Yo I just barely realized this channel used to be, “Asian Beauty secrets.” I never connected the two before. I used to watch Mia’s videos religiously. Whatever happened to her? D:
whaaa? i had no idea! i wonder why they decided to rebrand?
I'm kinda of a new subscriber so I was curious about that too while binging their videos. I haven't watched all their videos so I'm not sure if I understand the whole situation but Mia and Felicia did an announcement video a while back introducing the new branding and how it would expand to add new hosts. Mia started showing up less and less and in the comments of another video people were saying she moved back to Australia:(
i believe she got married and moved to australia
Mia is the owner of this channel.
Thank you this video is exactly what I need. I've just been playing it safe and only using one of these types of active ingredients at a time
This the video that i need. Thank you love from France 🇫🇷
the holy grail of skincare, thanks !
This was actually the most helpful video I e watched about skincare. Thank you so much. I’m exploring and learning about actives ingredients and it’s all been so confusing to me on how to incorporate which ones at what time of day.
You ladies are life savers.
New subscriber and so happy. 🙏🏼🙏🏼💕
I read this on “the ordinary“ website: Ideally Vitamin C in the PM and this formula(niacinamide+zinc) in the AM. Otherwise, Niacinamide can affect integrity of the Vitamin C. This formulation can be used alongside acne treatments if desired for added visible skin benefits.
Niacinamide vit c works well when taken together orally
Rentinol before 25 is totally fine, why is everyone saying this? I (and many of my same-aged friends!) were prescribed adapalene (retinoid) for teenage acne by an actual dermatologist and had a very positive experience!
It might not be necessary for anti-aging before your mid-twenties but it has many benefits besides that!
This vid was exactly what I needed!
Incredibly informative . I was suggested to use Retinol by someone and im 23. Ill kick it off and start it after two years. Also needed infos about pairing the products. I see google was lying to me😂😂 thank you Felicia for all the infos😍
I can always count on you guys when I need information.
“Don’t worry you don’t have to start using retinals until you’re 25” I turned 25 last week... 😳
Happy b.day! Well, I am 31 and I started to use retinals 2 weeks ago. haha So sad...
Valentina Pătruţ I beat you girls, I’m over 40 and it’s the first time ever I bought Vit C, B3, Aha-Bha and peptides... and just know learned about renitol 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️😅😅😅 Lived all my life just washing my face and putting a whatever cream... *ashamed goes back to her prehistoric cave
I’m turning 27 in a month and I haven’t started yet 😳
Perfect timing then
I have one more year to go 😂😂
Could you pls pls PLEEEAAAAASSE make a vid on how to remove blackheads effectively and prevention of blackheads in the future🥺🥺🥺
use a salycilic acid product. BHA penetrates the pores and pushes out existing dirt as well as preventing new grime from getting in your pores. A cleanser, toner or serum is fine but don't over use it. Choose one product like the ordinary salicylic 2%, COSrx Blackhead power liquid, or paula's choice skin perfectin 2% BHA liquid.
BEWARE there is a purging stage, if you had any deep pimples it will bring them out over the period of one to two weeks then you'll really start to see everything clear out. Also use sunscreen ofc :)
freshly juiced vitamins by klairs / wishtrend is really good, also same brand mandelic acid. + good hygiene...
Salicylic acid
@@anacg8510 is niacinamde effective for black heads?
fariii not really. blackheads occur because of a buildup of oil and debris on your pores and they look dark because they oxidize. Niacinamide makes your skin look brighter but you do need salycilic acid to help with blackheads.
I know that im just a 12 yo girl, but the videos u guys made really made me interested in skincare. Ur nice keep going!!
I’ve loved skincare since I was 12 too I’m now almost 30!:) biggest recommendation would be, dont over do it. Don’t use too many actives and keep a simple routine and ALWAYS wear sunscreen!:)
@@haleymoon657 yep. never over do it . I started being interested in skincare since last year. Im interested in skincare because of my face acne, it use to be worse but now its getting better. I only cleanse, moisturize and wear sunscreen in day time. At night time i cleanse and moisturize. I would use exfoliators twice a week. Keeping the skincare routine simple is very important.
anyway, I LOVE how you go on details about everything. This helps a lot. thank you!
Awesome content. I actually understood more about skincare from this video versus all the googling etc. pluuuus kudos on the editing it kept me engaged. I’ve come across other channels where it just seems like a lecture as opposed to how well this was put together.
This channel is the best! So informative but also so entertaining. If you guys were my teachers in school I would have stayed past class time haha