Big Blackhead Extraction Compilation!

[@louisecote3063]

It’s not Sac Dep, they pout stickers on their gloves

[@Torana-gz5ls]

Very satisfying to watch. 😊

[@monicalavallais.5347]

Excellent video!!

[@leighanncronin6905]

At least the technician isn't putting it on their gloves! Nice to see them using a gauze pad!

[@donnaTucker-qx8pi]

I love to watch these videos. You are a awesome narrator. Thank you.

[@annettereed6146]

I love watching extraction videos. I wish I had the link to this one.

[@BJW6643]

Tks for sharing

[@alanwallis2467]

Absolutely fascinating to watch......

[@cristinacastro3384]

Is there something use for the amount of “ fat” coming out??

[@sarahprice659]

If you happen to be on antidepressants, double check with your doctor before using Retinol. It can cause psychosis when interacting with certain other medications .

[@charlottecartwright4568]

Not Sac Dep. Not their distinctive sticker or their method.

[@debbiebriscoe293]

It’s not Deep Sac Spa as there is a different name on the glove & not a sticker & if this Spa is in Vietnam it’s because of the chemical’s use in the Vietnam war. The American Military have said they don’t know how long Agent Orange will continue to affect the people of Vietnam, plus the soldiers & civilians that went there from other countries were affected by it as it was dropped from a plane. Thank you for sharing this video ❤❤❤

[@LeighPhillips78]

It is Vietnam. I looked up the myriad reasons for skin like this and it is not atypical for many reasons

[@GameStormerSam]

Real life version of those nasty mobile game ads

[@carol.stoeser]

I think humidity is a factor in Vietnam, and sweating a lot too.

[@jennypratt5345]

Together with manual labour in dirty conditions. Then there's heredity and hormones. A bit of a lose/lose situation.

[@TRguy64]

@@jennypratt5345 WELL, also this person has NEVER squeezed any of that crap out, just let it build and build up, UGH!

[@jennypratt5345]

@@TRguy64 Perhaps you don't realise that many Vietnamese don't have hot and cold running water, or even water indoors at all. Life is very different but you seem to think that behaviour should be to suit you. Add that dermatologists always say "don't squeeze, see a professional" so you complain when that advice is taken... and shout about it.

[@TRguy64]

@@jennypratt5345 Do you actually mean that not a single person should ever touch their skin, that every frigging blackhead and pimple needs tending by a "professional" Heck, in my teens and early 20's I would have required weekly dermatologist visits! EVERYONE I know does this squeezing for themselves and NO one is walking around with a scared up damaged face for it, actually leave all that crap in one's pores and you're more likely to end up with damaged skin!

[@jennypratt5345]

@@TRguy64 Things were rather different when I was young, and probably when you were young. But the modern theory is that you use prevention whenever possible and don't squeeze. I certainly know plenty of people my age and a bit either side who have horrendous scars... purely from squeezing because we didn't have modern preventatives. Of course those of us who were lucky enough not to suffer serious acne tended to deal with it ourselves with no bad outcomes; but nowadays we apparently wouldn't need to if we used the right stuff. Now since I am probably older than you I don't know quite how that works... but that's the theory. I do know that the current teenagers in my extended family seem to spend a lot on skin-care. The problems for people in countries like Vietnam is that apart from things like Agent Orange, the vast majority of the population is poor and can't afford modern skin preparations. They also (as I already pointed out) live in very different conditions to those prevailing in Europe and North America. Therefore the use of spas, by those with serious acne, makes complete sense.

[@donnamitchell4744]

No let them keep getting the stuff so we always have something to watch lol

[@marciaterry2002]

Nuce to see them nit stabbing and damaging the pores

[@rhyta5042]

Wish these clips weren't so short, just get going good and it comes to a crashing halt 🤨

[@Vanellopey_]

Wow

[@danielthompson11]

Old video seen many times

[@jenniferjohnson1627]

Omgoodness Sandra this bird is amazing 😍. I've never seen or heard of one before. Wow he is so handsome 🥰 beautiful bird . I actually love him. Thank you as always for sharing ❤

[@carine4318]

It’s their diet..lots of oil fat

[@jennypratt5345]

That is simply not the case. Vietnamese died consists of huge quantities of vegetables and fruits together with steamed (not fried) rice. Meat, as for the poor in most countries is an occasional item and though fish is common in coastal regions it is still beyond the reach of the poorest. Please don't lie through ignorance and stupidity.

[@rebelcat9464]

Part of the reason so many Vietnamese have these issues is that (per the VA website) the residual chemicals from the breakdown of Agent Orange can cause severe acne and dark facial hair.

[@JTravianDTeriusJacksonIV]

I see sum likat come outta my old lady oncet.

[@margaretdillinger5090]

Yes, that’s about all they. Oil squirts out on most of the people.

[@karenappleby5248]

If it's Vietnam, health care is difficult to get.

[@jennypratt5345]

Beyond the means of most too. I doubt whether Accutane would be available to people being treated at a spa.

[@Sweetyhide]

Health care is not difficult to get in Vietnam. They have 87% coverage in their country now. Most spa's (especially the popular ones) have treatments to give people that come in. They will advise a daily face routine and supply: Salicylic Acid Cleanser Acnotin (the Vietnam version of Accutane) is available over the counter Retinol Resurfacing Serum Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer Antibiotics are over-the-counter Visit one of the spa's websites to see all they offer other than just extractions! Happy Popping! 💚💚

[@jennypratt5345]

@@Sweetyhide Health care from a doctor or specialist is prohibitively expensive. Accutane/Acnotin without proper supervision is dangerous. Supplying it over the counter is not healthcare it is health carelessness of a serious sort. That things can be bought does not mean that the average Vietnamese (salary ~$3,000 per annum) can afford to buy them Your comments simply prove that healthcare isn't readily available. Please do not claim that people who live in poverty have everything they need... they most certainly do not. Please do not argue further since I do not need to be given yet more false un-information.

[@burtonwilliams5355]

OH YEH - GENES! I got it from my mother, and my father blamed me for it, cussed me, and beat me.

[@kermitdd]

Great video for a change from that spa. They are notorious for not cleaning the pores so the victims have to keep coming back. Is that called Acne Farming? leave roots behind so more keeps growing?

[@playlists8831]

ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING