That is why I don't trust skincare influencer. I mean how do they even know which product is actually working when they apply tons of product all together.
It depends on what your skin can tolerate and how strong the product is. There are always exceptions. For example, PHA is a type of exfoliating acid that is so gentle that you can use everyday. This is not to say that there are no stronger acid that you can use everyday though. You just gotta know your skin.
This right here You can also just incorporate a salicylic acid wash. You really should only physically exfoliate for something like a date just cuz you wanna look extra good
Different strength and exfoliaters , PHA's and gentler ones can be used more but if its High Strength Glycolic or Salycilic Acid then yeah twice a week .
@@umrahasan South Africa. I mean it's not cheap but definitely not as expensive as Skinceuticals and Lamer so I was exaggerating a little. But everytime I go to the pharmacy to buy the Cerave bumpy cream and cleanser the shop assistants ask me why I want to always buy the expensive one. And I'm a student so it's way above most student's budget. For the price of the cream you can buy very decent groceries for a week. E.g Raspberries, blueberries, Yogurt, Stirfry vegetables, Spinach, Bok Choy, Baby carrots and Baby corn and Quinoa and Chickpeas. And Chicken breasts. Provided you have other non-perishables at home. I do also think South Africa has high import tariffs hence the price
Using sunscreen without having knowledge of the toxins they contain, they deeply penetrate ur skin, cause liver and heart problem , and other brands hide the toxin ingredient, 😂😂keep using dumb generation
Don't listen to anyone about YOUR skin care routine. Find a routine that fits YOUR skin not someone else's. I literally had to do research for 2 weeks just to make sure I wouldn't damage my skin. Common sense can go a long way 😉
Yes, research is important If just I studied as hard as I do research for my skincare at the day i was still in school, I might a really successful person now 🤣
careful with exfloliating. i use a daily toner that has bha 0.5% in it, and i used this product so that i can slowly introduce acids to my skin. after like 4 months, i started using the aha bha peeling solution from the ordinary. but i only use it once every 1-2 weeks. make sure to never ever exfoliate more than once a week unless ur product says its safe to be used everyday :)
I used to use the cerave cleanser, my skin was at its worst. I switched to the youth to the people cleanser and my skin has never been better! You have to find what works for you; cheep skincare doesn't work for some people, and expensive skin care doesn't work for others. Skin care is a journey, remember that.
I double wash, so I like cheap skincare and a slightly nicer one with good stuff in it. I'll use the cheap one first just to get most of the dirt off and it helps me save some money bc I always need to wash my face twice
I tried like 100$ cleansers and only when I switched to cetaphil and cerave did my skin barrier fix. It’s not even about expensive vs inexpensive, it depends on your skin, my skin is very sensitive and can’t handle many ingredients. And hyaluronic acid breaks me out. It’s not the price tag but rather the ingredients that your skin would rather have.
@@miriamlevy2514same! nothing worked for me until I tried the gentle cetaphill cleanser. The regular version and cerave was too harsh on my skin due to prescription medicines I have to use on my face due to cystic acne. Luckily, it’s almost entirely gone (besides scars, still working on some of those) after about a year and a half of regular treatment.
The only thing that works for me is the cheap, off-brand sensitive skin cleaner from family dollar. No other sensitive skin cleanser works for me so I definitely agree.
My routine for night time is $3 equate cleanser Elcheapo knockoff of cereve moisturizing cream (Brush teeth while it dries) 0.1% tretinoin My skin has never been better
I was about to share a story about this. My skincare routine has progressed so well and only down to 3 products so I don't overly dry or hydrate my skin. The Ordinary and Youth to the People has helped me recover.
Cleansing at night , moisturizing in the morning, exfoliating once a week, and not trying other products because ppl are hyping it up or because it looks nice has always worked for me.
@@mynameisnoel retinal takes a few months to start working. I believe it says give it up to like 6 months. What it's doing is reducing how much oil skin is producing combine it with a moisturizer and something like niacinamide so you don't get dry and irritated. Also use sunscreen
I'm having trouble clearing up my skin, they just keep coming 😭 . Jesus Loves You and Jesus is coming soon 🌺 Even if you feel unloved, remember that there will always be a Heavenly Father that will always love u ✨💖
Turns out every cleanser I used from the drugstore breaks me out badly and I went back to the one that was practically meant for my skin which is soojungs Panthenol cleanser :)
The second one is so true. I only have cheek acne that goes towards my neck and would see other girls having a 9 step acne routine and thought that was a good idea so i bought SO MANY products and obviously it didn’t work for me it may work for others. And finally i just changed to a two step acne routine and not even a year later my cheeks were clearing up. I still get break outs when i start my monthly cycle, but that’s pretty much it. 😁
I got an equate foaming facial cleanser and when we checked the ingredients list, it has the same ingredients as the CeraVe foaming facial cleanser but the equate was x3 cheaper
My friend got me a youth to the people cleanser. I was shocked to see that it was $40!!! I normally use a $10 one that works fine. However, what I’ve noticed is that the expensive cleanser has lasted me all year. I use it every day and there’s still some left. Sometimes I wonder if it’s more cost effective (for me) to get the expensive cleanser vs repurchasing my cheaper one a few times a year 🤔 Make sure to think about long term costs!
My skincare routine, i do this every night after showering and my skin has gotten so much better The face shop - Dr belmeur toner + moisturizer The face shop - white seed serum Innisfree - green tea seed- essence in lotion + serum + cream Loreal - under eye cream Plum - bakuchiol + 1% retinol serum Also sometimes I use the vitamin c 10% + ag 1% serum + moisturizer from minimalist For cleanser I use a the face shop rice water foaming cleanser or innisfree bija trouble foaming cleanser. Face masks - I usually use sheet masks or clay masks or peel off masks I use face shop and innisfree for these. Once a week or whenever i have time
@@arianna43 actually these arent that expensive! Each product is around 15 to 25 dollars. Some even less. Try some out if you like, these work best for my oily acne prone skin. Also just friendly advice if you are a teenager I would suggest u use serums or other stuff from a young age, it really helps when you get older and also helps in natural glow. although I know everyone's skin and preferences are different. It's up to you ^^
My skincare 14 year old Cearve cleansing balm Olea Hendrickson PHAT (once a week) Kidskin gentle cleanser Glow recipe toner Forth ray beauty rainfall hyaluronic acid Laneige water bank serum Forth ray beauty selfie stick Sephora collection eye cream Forth ray beauty face milk Bubble slam dunk moisturizer Laneige water mask Mario badascue face mist And laneige lip mask That’s it😅❤😊
here's my skincare routine: (warning: this is *MY* skincare routine and you do not have to do every step or buy every product because we all have *very* different skin types!) 1. i use a ice cube or ice roller to make redness go away (it also hydrates) 2. i use a cerave hydrating cleanser (i have *very* dry skin) 3. i exfoliate sometimes 4. toner comes in at 1-2 times a week 5. i layer my serums (2 for face) and then i do a eye serum (helps prevent puffy, dark eyes, and gets rid of them) 6. sometimes facial essence 7. moisturizer 8. sunscreen (i use supergloop, i gotta say it's good! i use 40spf) done!
I've never used retinol before, and didn't know much about it. Recently I've been doing more research on how to take better care of my skin (I have fairly bad eczema) and hair. Everyone I've seen online recommends using retinol for helping your skin, sadly I can't use it due to my eczema. It can cause breakouts and itchiness because it's a skin irritant for me. Make sure to do research that suits your skin type. Exfoliating every day isn't good for certain skin types, and if you live in a cold environment you might not want to do it every day or more than once a week because it may cause dry skin issues. Obviously that depends on the person's skin, as well as diet and environment, but do what is best for you. I'd highly recommend finding some good dermatologists who have YT channels or dermatologist websites that can help with recommending good tips and products.
I have the survey foaming facial cleanser and let me just tell you it is ✨magical✨ I have super oily skin in the morning and it’s just amazing I honestly look forward to washing my face every morning and night
Like Laura in the sky, less IS more big skincare mistakes that absolutely ruin your skin: using too many sc products, it should be one cleanser, one serum, one moisturizer and then one sunscreen to prevent irritation and acne, over exfoliating, and if you’re a tween, don’t cleanse your face twice a day do it when you’re 13-17 so it won’t dry out your skin too much. This might not be right for your skin, but this is just based on my experience. Edit: and don’t forget to wear spf 40+ sunscreen!
Less products you use on your face, the better. A cleanser, moisturizer, and then occasion acne treatment should be all you need. I also found that gua shaing your face brings blood into your face, causing smaller acne spots to disappear quicker (ofc always wash your gua sha before use or else you will break out from the bacteria build up). I'm not a pro, these are just things that worked for me ;D
If an expensive cleanser is what works the best for you, go for it! I used the CeraVe cleanser and it dried out my skin. The YTTP cleanser that you also showed worked the best for me.
MINE IS JUST A SKINCARE SET LOL BUT IT HAS EVERYTHING Cleanser - Toner - Eye cream - Serum - lotion - face cream and I bought sunscreen yesterday hehe THERES A FESTIVAL COMING KINDA SOON SO I NEED GOOD SKIN 😭
Look at retinol especially I had a really bad chemical reaction to using it for some small acne on my face. It turned out bad and my face is still sensitive after not using it for a while. Be careful!
Same. I had a perfect clear skin since forever and now my face is full of bumps. My dermatologist said I have an allergic reaction to the retinol in my serum.
My skin has never been res before now my cheeks are always red from years and it doesn’t go away . My skin was totally fine until i discovered skincare and watched a lot videos on youtube 😂 and buyd myself creams , cleanser , toners for 850 euro and after 3 months itching and redness came and now it just stays red on the cheeks.
You maybe allergic to an ingredient in something you're using or maybe you're using something that's too harsh for your skin barrier because that's not normal
My skincare routine: - Clinique acne solution foaming cleanser (or the face washing bar) - Clinique acne solution clarifying lotion - Clinique acne solution clearing cream - Roll my face w a rose quartz roller every other days (I put it in my skincare fridge so it’s nice and cold) - Mario Badescu lavender or rose water spray for a glow I also exfoliate 3 times a week (usually the days I use the roller)
My skincare routine as a 12 yr old (Btw plz no hate this is what works for me)(Also I have really bad acne) 1. Cleanser (Byoma cleanser) 2.Toner (glow recipe or bounce back) 3.Serum(Byoma clarifying serum and hydrating serum or dew drops) 4. Moisturizer (Bubble moisturizer or byoma moisturizer) 5: Sumscreen (Supergoop unseen sunscreen or Byoma sunscreen or bubble sunscreen) 6: Lip gloss( Laniege or ushers) This is alll it works for me and I have very good skin
make sure you remember that everyone had different needs for their skin. i for example, only use micellar cleansing water to remove my makeup, moisturizer in the morning and in the evening. i used to wash my face with cold water in the morning and the evenings but found my face being better when i stopped washing my face.
Just gonna say exfoliating on a daily basis AND using a retinol at the same time is actually pretty harsh for your skin, so you should probably just choose one or the other unless your skin is super strong- but both together can easily destroy your skin barrier
This might sound weird, i dont double cleanse using cleansing balm. Using any cleansing balm broke me out. So i use a water based cleanser first and then a facewash. Dont always let pple make your skincare routine. It took me months to understand whats wrong and what to use. And you can get a clear skin using only four steps- moisturizer,sunscreen,double cleanse and exfoliate(which worked for me)
My skincare as a 12 year old - 1) cleanser (exfoliate twice a month) 2) ice 3) Hyaluronic hydrating serum ( I know it is unnecessary, I only use it twice a week) 4) moisturizer 5) sunscreen
i switch between my two cleansers: A foam cleanser and just a normal like scrub cleanser. I switch between 2 specific moisturizers (after washing my face) -one is for calming it -the other is to soften and tone I also do face masks once a week (i’m 13 yrs old so i can’t constantly ask my mom for face masks)
Thats true girl. I blindly bought some hype expensive skincare stuffs from Sephora thinking it is the best judging from the price, but it worsen my skin. Then I doing research about the ingredient, now I am happy with some affordable Korean product. Not every pricey product do wonder, just because the brand spent more money on marketing.
I use a micellar water to cleanse and then a retinol toner then i moisturize in the morning at in the evenings if i have worn make up i use a cleansing oil or balm twice and a glycolic toner and then a moisturiser some evenings a hydration mask
I started exfoliating every other week then once a week. Got up to twice a week. Did that for a few weeks and everything was fine until it wasn't. My skin told me 2x a week was too much. I'm using retinol. I'm back down to once a week or every other week. I listen to my skin. I needed more initially not so much anymore. I'd rather use my retinol more often than the exfoliator.
My recommendation is do a sandwich with retinol as a beginner. Meaning, last step of moisturizer + retinol + moisturizer and slow is better than using high percentage. Cheers!!
Can you pls make a video for teen skincare!! As a teen it’s really hard to find the best skincare routine for yourself- it would be great if you recommend us some products
I just use a cleansing gel and moistruizer in the night and cleansing gel, moistuizer and another moistruizer but with spf for day. Eventually run a toner soaked cotton ball around my hairline to prevent those bump from sweat and honestly my skin is very clear and smooth, i only had one pimple in my life and it was before any skincare routines, but to be fair im still a teen so my skin still produces the proper ingriedients that it needs 👍
Exfoliating shouldn't be "slowly incorporated more into your routine." It should just be used once or twice a week. 🙂
That is why I don't trust skincare influencer. I mean how do they even know which product is actually working when they apply tons of product all together.
It depends on what your skin can tolerate and how strong the product is. There are always exceptions. For example, PHA is a type of exfoliating acid that is so gentle that you can use everyday. This is not to say that there are no stronger acid that you can use everyday though. You just gotta know your skin.
My mums a beauty therapist and she said to not exfoliate everyday
This right here
You can also just incorporate a salicylic acid wash. You really should only physically exfoliate for something like a date just cuz you wanna look extra good
Different strength and exfoliaters , PHA's and gentler ones can be used more but if its High Strength Glycolic or Salycilic Acid then yeah twice a week .
Cerave is the expensive cleanser in my country 😂😂
Where are you from?
Where are you from
@@umrahasan South Africa. I mean it's not cheap but definitely not as expensive as Skinceuticals and Lamer so I was exaggerating a little.
But everytime I go to the pharmacy to buy the Cerave bumpy cream and cleanser the shop assistants ask me why I want to always buy the expensive one.
And I'm a student so it's way above most student's budget. For the price of the cream you can buy very decent groceries for a week.
E.g Raspberries, blueberries, Yogurt, Stirfry vegetables, Spinach, Bok Choy, Baby carrots and Baby corn and Quinoa and Chickpeas. And Chicken breasts.
Provided you have other non-perishables at home.
I do also think South Africa has high import tariffs hence the price
same! cerave is expensive in our place lol
Mine too.
My skincare as a 13 yr teen
1. CeraVe cleanser
2. Moistruizer
3. 50+ SPF
What sunscreen do u use
Good for you for using sunscreen early :)
Using sunscreen without having knowledge of the toxins they contain, they deeply penetrate ur skin, cause liver and heart problem , and other brands hide the toxin ingredient, 😂😂keep using dumb generation
Do u use a tiner after cleansing ?
obv u don’t need much on your face since ur a child
less is definitely more. I find i break out if I use too much
thats for you
Same,
@@thewitchstarot6975 It’s for a lot of people. Exfoliating daily is excessive.
@@aliciax5854 yeah, but "less is definitely more" says nothing about exfoliating
Fr😭 everytime i use alot of products i wake up with like 3 pimples
Don't listen to anyone about YOUR skin care routine. Find a routine that fits YOUR skin not someone else's. I literally had to do research for 2 weeks just to make sure I wouldn't damage my skin. Common sense can go a long way 😉
how is that common sense.
@@sky_aiko 😭
@@sky_aiko because people have different skin types, a person with say oily skin trying a routine meant for super dry skin may not work for them.
@@generalhellcat7047 i know but what they said isnt common sense..
@@sky_aiko I feel like it should be for anyone practicing skincare not to go and buy random crap if they don't know how it'll benefit/ruin their skin
Yes, research is important
If just I studied as hard as I do research for my skincare at the day i was still in school, I might a really successful person now 🤣
😅
Same
Retinol breaks you out first, then helps you. You have to be patient.
Wait really???
I am experiencing the breakout now and I was worried what happened to my skin
I didn't notice any breakouts, but it would burn my skin and get red. Now that I'm used to it, I have no side effects.
With retinol, everybody should begin with building tolerance with it.
I noticed this but kept going and every single pore is clean and my skin looks like glass and filter like now
careful with exfloliating. i use a daily toner that has bha 0.5% in it, and i used this product so that i can slowly introduce acids to my skin. after like 4 months, i started using the aha bha peeling solution from the ordinary. but i only use it once every 1-2 weeks. make sure to never ever exfoliate more than once a week unless ur product says its safe to be used everyday :)
A lot of products say that they’re safe to use every day when they’re not. We have a lot of “daily” shampoos and “daily” face scrubs out there.
Depends what kind of skin you have
U talking about the Benton aloe bha toner?
Actually, it’s completely fine and recommended by professionals to exfoliate every 2-3 days.
@@gummy5862 Exactly
I used to use the cerave cleanser, my skin was at its worst. I switched to the youth to the people cleanser and my skin has never been better! You have to find what works for you; cheep skincare doesn't work for some people, and expensive skin care doesn't work for others. Skin care is a journey, remember that.
I double wash, so I like cheap skincare and a slightly nicer one with good stuff in it. I'll use the cheap one first just to get most of the dirt off and it helps me save some money bc I always need to wash my face twice
I tried like 100$ cleansers and only when I switched to cetaphil and cerave did my skin barrier fix. It’s not even about expensive vs inexpensive, it depends on your skin, my skin is very sensitive and can’t handle many ingredients. And hyaluronic acid breaks me out. It’s not the price tag but rather the ingredients that your skin would rather have.
@@miriamlevy2514same! nothing worked for me until I tried the gentle cetaphill cleanser. The regular version and cerave was too harsh on my skin due to prescription medicines I have to use on my face due to cystic acne. Luckily, it’s almost entirely gone (besides scars, still working on some of those) after about a year and a half of regular treatment.
The only thing that works for me is the cheap, off-brand sensitive skin cleaner from family dollar. No other sensitive skin cleanser works for me so I definitely agree.
She meant in general, because some people think higher cost means higher quality, which isn't always true
the thing is cheap or more affordable skincare products in others country are quite expensive in my country😂
Same 🙃
Makeup is temporary, my skin isn't. That's why I am ready to pay a bit more if it's worth it.
My routine for night time is
$3 equate cleanser
Elcheapo knockoff of cereve moisturizing cream
(Brush teeth while it dries)
0.1% tretinoin
My skin has never been better
@@nayomii5574 I'm sorry baby I'll buy you some 😫
Did you consult a dermat before starting tretinoin?
@@yoursnottruly of course, its prescription only.
Do you use the tretnion on top of your moisturizer or under?
@@kristinas5714 I apply moisturizer on damp skin, let my skin dry and then apply tretinoin
I love CeraVe and Cetaphil for my face :)
I was about to share a story about this. My skincare routine has progressed so well and only down to 3 products so I don't overly dry or hydrate my skin. The Ordinary and Youth to the People has helped me recover.
Cleansing at night , moisturizing in the morning, exfoliating once a week, and not trying other products because ppl are hyping it up or because it looks nice has always worked for me.
*me applying retinal blindly without knowing anything about it as I’m watching this video*
😗
Same. I don’t even see a difference with my skin before I started retinol but I keep applying it 😂
@@mynameisnoel retinal takes a few months to start working. I believe it says give it up to like 6 months. What it's doing is reducing how much oil skin is producing combine it with a moisturizer and something like niacinamide so you don't get dry and irritated. Also use sunscreen
Please don’t. It can badly damage ur skin.
@@mynameisnoel retinol makes your skin worse before it gets better. You will see improvement but you have to use it for a long time.
I use cerave cleansers but I splurge on other products 🤷🏻♀️
Heyy!!❤️Could you please make a video about how to find the right retinol for yourself?
I'm having trouble clearing up my skin, they just keep coming 😭
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Jesus Loves You and Jesus is coming soon 🌺
Even if you feel unloved, remember that there will always be a Heavenly Father that will always love u ✨💖
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amen😊
Amen and Amen!!❤
Turns out every cleanser I used from the drugstore breaks me out badly and I went back to the one that was practically meant for my skin which is soojungs Panthenol cleanser :)
The second one is so true. I only have cheek acne that goes towards my neck and would see other girls having a 9 step acne routine and thought that was a good idea so i bought SO MANY products and obviously it didn’t work for me it may work for others. And finally i just changed to a two step acne routine and not even a year later my cheeks were clearing up. I still get break outs when i start my monthly cycle, but that’s pretty much it. 😁
It could be a type of rosacea? At least you found ways to work it out
girlie I have the exact CeraVe cleanser 😂 and it is actually really expensive because a single dollar has more value in mine.
I'll start with sunscreen and face exercises I think. I've already given up smoking and caffeine.
Best advice is to figure out your skin type, patch test new products, and listen to dermatologists over influencers or celebs.
I got an equate foaming facial cleanser and when we checked the ingredients list, it has the same ingredients as the CeraVe foaming facial cleanser but the equate was x3 cheaper
My friend got me a youth to the people cleanser. I was shocked to see that it was $40!!! I normally use a $10 one that works fine. However, what I’ve noticed is that the expensive cleanser has lasted me all year. I use it every day and there’s still some left. Sometimes I wonder if it’s more cost effective (for me) to get the expensive cleanser vs repurchasing my cheaper one a few times a year 🤔
Make sure to think about long term costs!
I LOVE Cerave it is the bestt
My skincare routine, i do this every night after showering and my skin has gotten so much better
The face shop - Dr belmeur toner + moisturizer
The face shop - white seed serum
Innisfree - green tea seed- essence in lotion + serum + cream
Loreal - under eye cream
Plum - bakuchiol + 1% retinol serum
Also sometimes I use the vitamin c 10% + ag 1% serum + moisturizer from minimalist
For cleanser I use a the face shop rice water foaming cleanser or innisfree bija trouble foaming cleanser.
Face masks - I usually use sheet masks or clay masks or peel off masks
I use face shop and innisfree for these.
Once a week or whenever i have time
omg i wish i had the money for this.
I have my 2 cleansers that i switch between and my moisturizer 😭
@@arianna43 actually these arent that expensive! Each product is around 15 to 25 dollars. Some even less. Try some out if you like, these work best for my oily acne prone skin.
Also just friendly advice if you are a teenager I would suggest u use serums or other stuff from a young age, it really helps when you get older and also helps in natural glow. although I know everyone's skin and preferences are different. It's up to you ^^
i love the dr belmeur toner and moisturisers but they’re always sold out 😵
@@yennhiteresa Ohh, they're never sold out where i live xD
My skincare 14 year old
Cearve cleansing balm
Olea Hendrickson PHAT (once a week)
Kidskin gentle cleanser
Glow recipe toner
Forth ray beauty rainfall hyaluronic acid
Laneige water bank serum
Forth ray beauty selfie stick
Sephora collection eye cream
Forth ray beauty face milk
Bubble slam dunk moisturizer
Laneige water mask
Mario badascue face mist
And laneige lip mask
That’s it😅❤😊
love this song sm
here's my skincare routine:
(warning: this is *MY* skincare routine and you do not have to do every step or buy every product because we all have *very* different skin types!)
1. i use a ice cube or ice roller to make redness go away (it also hydrates)
2. i use a cerave hydrating cleanser (i have *very* dry skin)
3. i exfoliate sometimes
4. toner comes in at 1-2 times a week
5. i layer my serums (2 for face) and then i do a eye serum (helps prevent puffy, dark eyes, and gets rid of them)
6. sometimes facial essence
7. moisturizer
8. sunscreen (i use supergloop, i gotta say it's good! i use 40spf)
done!
Make sure you don’t put ice directly on your face
True!! Cerave is my fav
I've never used retinol before, and didn't know much about it. Recently I've been doing more research on how to take better care of my skin (I have fairly bad eczema) and hair. Everyone I've seen online recommends using retinol for helping your skin, sadly I can't use it due to my eczema. It can cause breakouts and itchiness because it's a skin irritant for me.
Make sure to do research that suits your skin type. Exfoliating every day isn't good for certain skin types, and if you live in a cold environment you might not want to do it every day or more than once a week because it may cause dry skin issues. Obviously that depends on the person's skin, as well as diet and environment, but do what is best for you. I'd highly recommend finding some good dermatologists who have YT channels or dermatologist websites that can help with recommending good tips and products.
I only use exfoliated once a week, it leaves my skin glowing
Cerave is expensive in my country 😅
About 25$ for a big bottle
I use that youth to the people cleanser and it makes my skin look great 😭😅
Absolutely! It looks amazing-I'd be thrilled to try it! 😍🌟
I have the survey foaming facial cleanser and let me just tell you it is ✨magical✨ I have super oily skin in the morning and it’s just amazing
I honestly look forward to washing my face every morning and night
I love the Inkey list Hyaluronic acid cleaner its inexpensive, not too foamy and makes my skin soft.
When I got a cheaper skin care.
It was really recommended!!
Instead of getting the pricy one.
✨ it r u i n e d my s k i n ✨
I love skin care tips❤
Like Laura in the sky, less IS more big skincare mistakes that absolutely ruin your skin: using too many sc products, it should be one cleanser, one serum, one moisturizer and then one sunscreen to prevent irritation and acne, over exfoliating, and if you’re a tween, don’t cleanse your face twice a day do it when you’re 13-17 so it won’t dry out your skin too much. This might not be right for your skin, but this is just based on my experience. Edit: and don’t forget to wear spf 40+ sunscreen!
In my opinion the youth to the people is one of my favorite cleansers but I get the mini one
It looks so tempting! I'd love to give it a go! 🥰
Cera ve is all i need it has helped my skin SO MUCH!✨✨
Love the tip on over exfoliating! 🙌🏼
Less products you use on your face, the better. A cleanser, moisturizer, and then occasion acne treatment should be all you need. I also found that gua shaing your face brings blood into your face, causing smaller acne spots to disappear quicker (ofc always wash your gua sha before use or else you will break out from the bacteria build up). I'm not a pro, these are just things that worked for me ;D
Damaged skin barrier I am getting bumps if I use any thing what to do
AWWWW CHASE IS SO CUTE
If an expensive cleanser is what works the best for you, go for it! I used the CeraVe cleanser and it dried out my skin. The YTTP cleanser that you also showed worked the best for me.
MINE IS JUST A SKINCARE SET LOL
BUT IT HAS EVERYTHING
Cleanser - Toner - Eye cream - Serum - lotion - face cream and I bought sunscreen yesterday hehe
THERES A FESTIVAL COMING KINDA SOON SO I NEED GOOD SKIN 😭
here in Brazil CeraVe IS the more expensive cleanser kkkk but it's so good it's worth investing in it anyways
Look at retinol especially I had a really bad chemical reaction to using it for some small acne on my face. It turned out bad and my face is still sensitive after not using it for a while. Be careful!
Same. I had a perfect clear skin since forever and now my face is full of bumps. My dermatologist said I have an allergic reaction to the retinol in my serum.
Your content is outstanding 🏆
My skin has never been res before now my cheeks are always red from years and it doesn’t go away . My skin was totally fine until i discovered skincare and watched a lot videos on youtube 😂 and buyd myself creams , cleanser , toners for 850 euro and after 3 months itching and redness came and now it just stays red on the cheeks.
You maybe allergic to an ingredient in something you're using or maybe you're using something that's too harsh for your skin barrier because that's not normal
My skincare routine:
- Clinique acne solution foaming cleanser (or the face washing bar)
- Clinique acne solution clarifying lotion
- Clinique acne solution clearing cream
- Roll my face w a rose quartz roller every other days (I put it in my skincare fridge so it’s nice and cold)
- Mario Badescu lavender or rose water spray for a glow
I also exfoliate 3 times a week (usually the days I use the roller)
Cerave is a such great affordable gentle cleanser ❤
So true , there are sooo many products out there which are cheaper and better❤
I use Cera-Ve too! My father brought it from abroad and it’s amazing. Highly recommended.
POV I was so happy when I heard the first one but then realising the expensive ones for me are the cheap ones
My skincare routine as a 12 yr old
(Btw plz no hate this is what works for me)(Also I have really bad acne)
1. Cleanser (Byoma cleanser)
2.Toner (glow recipe or bounce back)
3.Serum(Byoma clarifying serum and hydrating serum or dew drops)
4. Moisturizer (Bubble moisturizer or byoma moisturizer)
5: Sumscreen (Supergoop unseen sunscreen or Byoma sunscreen or bubble sunscreen)
6: Lip gloss( Laniege or ushers)
This is alll it works for me and I have very good skin
make sure you remember that everyone had different needs for their skin.
i for example, only use micellar cleansing water to remove my makeup, moisturizer in the morning and in the evening.
i used to wash my face with cold water in the morning and the evenings but found my face being better when i stopped washing my face.
Garnier micellar water right? I use it. It's the best
The first one with her cleaning example… the expensive one wheels much better for sensitive skin
Do you think you could make a vid on how to get rid of eye bags?
I would see a professional eye bags are caused by so many different things and there’s not a one way street to help minimize the appearance
Awesome tips. I love teaching about skincare too. ❤
Just gonna say exfoliating on a daily basis AND using a retinol at the same time is actually pretty harsh for your skin, so you should probably just choose one or the other unless your skin is super strong- but both together can easily destroy your skin barrier
This might sound weird, i dont double cleanse using cleansing balm. Using any cleansing balm broke me out. So i use a water based cleanser first and then a facewash.
Dont always let pple make your skincare routine. It took me months to understand whats wrong and what to use. And you can get a clear skin using only four steps- moisturizer,sunscreen,double cleanse and exfoliate(which worked for me)
My skincare as a 12 year old -
1) cleanser (exfoliate twice a month)
2) ice
3) Hyaluronic hydrating serum ( I know it is unnecessary, I only use it twice a week)
4) moisturizer
5) sunscreen
You’re so pretty! 💓💓
My routine is every other day
1: lotion ( not on face)
2: toner
3: face cream
4: lip balm
i switch between my two cleansers:
A foam cleanser and just a normal like scrub cleanser.
I switch between 2 specific moisturizers (after washing my face)
-one is for calming it
-the other is to soften and tone
I also do face masks once a week
(i’m 13 yrs old so i can’t constantly ask my mom for face masks)
I would recommend not to use physical exfoliators like scrubs because over time they can cause small scratches on the skin
Good tips 👍
Cerave is good or bad like IDK half of ppl r saying it clogs ur poes snd the other half luv it ahh😊
My skincare as a 11yr old:
•Cerave cleanser
•toner
•moisturizer (bubble)
•lip balm
Thx for the tipsssss! I love ur vids! ❤️ ❤️
Thats true girl. I blindly bought some hype expensive skincare stuffs from Sephora thinking it is the best judging from the price, but it worsen my skin. Then I doing research about the ingredient, now I am happy with some affordable Korean product. Not every pricey product do wonder, just because the brand spent more money on marketing.
What Korean products are you using? Everything seems so privy to me so idk what to use…
Finally somebody who agrees that expensive stuff doesn’t have better quality
Sometimes they do though. They’re kinda expensive for a reason sometimes too. I have used a $36 cleanser and it worked very well.
@@cupidream9702 yes I don't mean everything
I love alot of the cerave products but the dark blue cleanser broke me out in a rash so i stick with the one that you use :)
I use a micellar water to cleanse and then a retinol toner then i moisturize in the morning at in the evenings if i have worn make up i use a cleansing oil or balm twice and a glycolic toner and then a moisturiser some evenings a hydration mask
Thank you for this I’m now starting a skin care routine as an 11 yr old and these will help
I bet you if I didn’t watch this I would have prob do somthing wrong with my skin
I love Cerave ❤
I love that cleanser
Useful info thank you !! You’re gorgeous btw💜
Tbh these tips can go for anything
I use the same cetaphil cleanser I used as a child and it works like a dream
That stuff’s great
me thinking cerave is expensive🤧😳
cerave for me is really amazing products it calm my skin and it really works 😍❤️rid my pimples and less breakouts
Same with me
Same, I had to go a week without using it once and my skin SUFFERED lol
I wish i had the time for researching for the product 😢
I started exfoliating every other week then once a week. Got up to twice a week. Did that for a few weeks and everything was fine until it wasn't. My skin told me 2x a week was too much. I'm using retinol. I'm back down to once a week or every other week. I listen to my skin. I needed more initially not so much anymore. I'd rather use my retinol more often than the exfoliator.
I have that exact same cerave cleanser
My recommendation is do a sandwich with retinol as a beginner. Meaning, last step of moisturizer + retinol + moisturizer and slow is better than using high percentage. Cheers!!
I HAVE THAT CERA VE CLEANSER!!😊😊
Well exfoliator and retinol only need to be used twice a week at the most and once a week at the least.
Love Cerva foaming face wash.
It’s the best.
And expensive
and animal tested
I used to over exfoliate every day it DAMAGED my skin so bad
Cera ve is expensive in my country lol
Can you pls make a video for teen skincare!! As a teen it’s really hard to find the best skincare routine for yourself- it would be great if you recommend us some products
@@santa5240thanks for the amazing tips!
I love the cerave foaming cleanser
Yes girl! I have been told most times it's custy
ok but i will never stop using youth to the people green tea cleanser because hands down its the best thing ive ever done to my skin
700th like!!! 😁
I just use a cleansing gel and moistruizer in the night and cleansing gel, moistuizer and another moistruizer but with spf for day. Eventually run a toner soaked cotton ball around my hairline to prevent those bump from sweat and honestly my skin is very clear and smooth, i only had one pimple in my life and it was before any skincare routines, but to be fair im still a teen so my skin still produces the proper ingriedients that it needs 👍