Cruelty-Free Skincare for Dry Skin (Cruelty Free & Vegan!) - Logical Harmony

[@kendramx_vegan_rainbow98]

All of this must be working because your skin looks fabulous! I do think that drinking lots of water can help replenish from the inside out and I drink at least a gallon a day. Definitely saving this video for reference next winter!

[@kindregardskatie]

Hey tashina, I found when I have really dry skin in winter, when I take a vegan omega 3, along with upping my seed & nut intake, it balances it out little more too! I really want to try your recommendations now that we’re heading into winter down under 👌🏻

[@TashinaCombs]

That’s a super helpful tip! I’ll look for a vegan omega 3 and add more healthy fats.

[@angdocchio1366]

Tashina- Can you please do a video on how to take action on brands who are not cruelty-free? Like what to do to influence them to go cruelty-free/vegan? Email them? Comment their instagram? etc?

[@lizferguson9306]

I use both the day and night Derma E Hydrating Creams plus the eye cream - very hydrating

[@sherrythomas3028]

Maybe try a coolmist humidifier.

[@kellyjacobs2450]

Whenever my skin, face or body, is having an issue I use the vitamin e cream from dermae, which Rhian recommended 😊. It's so thick and nourishing, I love it so much.

[@evrydae]

Do you have reactive skin? Would you recommend this for someone with sensitive skin?

[@kellyjacobs2450]

@@evrydae I wouldn't say my skin is always super sensitive but the cream is very soothing so I think it would be fine for sensitive skin

[@BM-wi8sp]

Vitamin C from Derma E is amazing. Completely changed my skin

[@kirstynr45]

Haven’t watched the whole video yet, will comment again of course 😊, but man oh man does the mustard shade suit you so well! Whether it’s makeup, nails, clothes..all looks gorg! 😍

[@kirstynr45]

Now that I’ve said “mustard,” I realize that’s not the color you’re wearing on your eyes 🤦🏻‍♀️ regardless, statement is still true 😁

[@sallyrous1457]

Hi! Nice video for those of us who have dry skin. I'm using some products from the Korean brand Klairs and I'm loving them (vegan and cruelty free too) Their unscented tonic is wonderful and the black deep cleansing oil... I'm in love with it. Just one thing about the video. I work at Lush and the Argan Solid Oil it's not a serum. Nothing bad bout using it with another complementary cream, but the only Serum it's Full of Grace (which does amazing things for dry skin). Those new solid oils are substitutes for bottled creams. They have the same shape so it's a bit confusing. But again, each one's routine is unique and layering things sometimes is the only way, as you said. :) Oh! and since you liked the 7 to 3, don't know if you or anyone has tried, there's another solid make up remover and it's kinda the solid an vegan version of Ultrabland, and it's called Like a Virgin (very affordable too)

[@AnitaB_1987]

hey Tashina, love the video, thanks for sharing so many cruelty free/vegan great options. my skin is very sensitive. just a quick note from a native brazilian portuguese speaker. Maracujá is the Brazilian term for passion fruit, and it comes from native brazilian languages tupi, originally mara kuya, or guarani, mburucuyà. The accent on the final a denotes that it's the stressed syllable, so it's not pronounced maraCUja, but in fact maracuJÁ. :)

[@cassandracollins9327]

I love Maelove The Glow Maker, Skin Deva 100% Hyaluronic Acid w/Weleda Skin Food as a moisturizer on top. I have very dry skin and these products along w/my gylcolic & retinol serums works great!

[@lifeofafatchick9605]

My skin has been normal my entire life until this past Winter, when I suddenly got really dry. I really appreciate your recommendations! I've noticed for me thicker moisturizers work better now than my usual serums and moisturizers, which have similar ingredients but are thinner.

[@jenniferz8110]

Oh no, I feel ya. I’m on the other side of the mountains from you in Denver. My skin this winter flipped from oily/normal to DRY (to be fair, I’m like your moms age, so mine is hormonal). I had to change EVERYTHING too, skin care, make up... lots of creams, little to no powder except for eye shadow. My holy grail is the Derma E sunkissalba Radiant Glow Face Oil under moisturizer during the day. I look glowy instead of flat, like I’m hydrated and moisturized. I missed it once, and everyone commented how tired I looked. It’s a thought. And yes, H2O. Summer should ease up, but you’ll have to up your spf game considerably. It’s brutal bring closer to the sun. Good luck! 👍🏻 love!

[@LatinaMami898]

Omg the Tarte Maracuja oil is my holy grail! It works miracles on dry skin ❤❤❤

[@sophiechurchill9204]

When I moved to Colorado from Iowa my skin was SOOOO dry, so i feel you! So many great products! And layering is key!!!!!

[@kirstynr45]

Thanks for sharing. Will deff be trying some of these! Love a good stash of dry skincare goodies ☺️ My skin always goes thru weird phases and there’s nothing worse than not having anything on hand to help soothe the skin!

[@queenieq7985]

7-3 from lush is my current fave. I will buy the 9-5 lotion next time to try.

[@madhuravarna7885]

Hello Tashina! I am not very particular with the face cleanser i use. But once I cleanse my face, I use the following products AM : Mario Badescu facial spray with aloe, cucumber and green tea, First aid beauty ultra repair cream or sometimes I use LXMI creme du nil depending on how dry my skin is on that day. PM : After cleansing I use Mamonde hydrating beauty water or sometimes Thayers toner, LXMI pure nilotica melt as face mask/moisturizer. :)

[@hellomyfriend814]

Depending on your body weight, drinking a gallon of water might be too much for you and that can cause kidney and heart problems. I would suggest try adding electrolytes into your water. The electrolyte will help your body to absorbs the water. My skin was peeling everyday in AZ when I first moved here, and it calmed down after summer was over. Anyway, some products that I find helpful is definitely doing sheet masks frequently. In the summer, I would do sheet mask every other day to maintain the moisture of my skin. Winter time is a little bit more humid, so I would do it 1-2 times a week. The product I tried that worked for my skin was Drunk Elephant's Polypeptide cream (the light green one). I tried the ELF moisturizer you mentioned, I don't think it helps with my skin. Another cheaper option for oil is from Aura Cacia - Jojoba oil. I don't use it everyday, but only use it when my skin feels extra dry that day. Personally I think it works better than the Tarte's maracuja oil, and I had used many bottles of the maracuja oil before.

[@TashinaCombs]

Thanks for all your product tips! And I appreciate your concern but I did not mean it literally. I do not drink a gallon of water a day.

[@ArachneRose13]

Derma E hydrating night cream is the best! It saves my dry skin, especially in winter. I spray rose water on after cleansing, apply a couple of drops of my rosehip jojoba oil mix, then finish of with the derma e hydrating night cream and I wake up with plump juicy skin. I highly recommend it.

[@jenniferlovelett3553]

I have dry skin more than I did before due to my medication and I've tried the elf lotion you show in this video and it is amazing feel so good on the skin.

[@amandajo6953]

I can’t wait to try some of these products!

[@Rachel-xx9hu]

I love your videos and ESPECIALLY your skincare faves. Also could you keep doing the “Is it CF?” series. Absolutely loved it with covergirl 🐰🐰🐰❤️

[@theeluannesantos]

Thank you for this video. It’s very helpful 💕

[@meghanciuffetelli7493]

Rice based ceramides help me a lot both lotions and supplements.

[@jaimemanjarres9605]

can you test the new elf moisturizing gel? im dying to try it but idk yet

[@karawaller7368]

I appreciate your video but I have dry dry skin as well, been living in AZ for 3 years skin had not adjusted. I will say I feel like if you have to layer products that many times through out the day, they are not working. I’ve been there. My favorite is mad hippie, expensive; I think the moisturizer is 26$ for 1oz but standard name brand price. You should try it. Clinique yellow moisturizer actually saved my skin and I know they test on animals but I was desperate!!

[@TashinaCombs]

Thanks for sharing!! I mostly layer because I like how it feels. 🙂

[@sherrythomas3028]

I'd love your thoughts on Jordan Samuel Skincare.

[@downrightlili]

I use the Hydrating Serum and the Performance Cream and really enjoy both. The serum I will keep buying and the cream is lightweight and liquid-y, a little goes a long way and would recommend for all skin types. My skin is pretty normal right now and I've been using it as a night cream. I could probably benefit from something a little richer/thicker but it's working for now. My skin doesn't feel parched in the morning and I can get away with not washing my face immediately in the morning. Hope that helps!

[@sherrythomas3028]

@@downrightlili I got some samples from him and so far. Im not sure lol how I feel.

[@downrightlili]

@@sherrythomas3028 Yeah I'd love to know more about his cleansers actually. The cream is nice but it's unique with its jelly texture and very faint tacky finish. Don't think everyone would like the experience of applying it but I think it does well enough for a light moisturizer. I really enjoy the serum though and recommend if you're looking to hydrate your skin.

[@callmeclaireee]

The Tarte oil! I forgot about the Tarte oil!!! I need to go pick one up again. My skin needs it.

[@marianne6373]

I have dry skin on my body and hands and excema/itchiness tendencies. I take anthistamine every day and I've found some good, old fashioned mineral oil and dimethicone based plain, fragrance free body creams that are downright life saving. (The Ultra Repair Cream is also AMAZING;))

[@ArachneRose13]

Please look into mineral oil, it is not good for skin at all.

[@marianne6373]

There's nothing wrong with mineral oil (used in skincare).

[@rollingintheroses]

What dimethicone free creams do you use? I have the same issues and am always looking for new body creams.

[@lisas1625]

I also had crazy, crazy dry skin. I got so desperate, bcoz my skin was soooo dry, it felt so uncomfortable, it was on my mind all day. I tried everything but found nothing but salt free butter. It was amazing! and then started consuming it and within a week all the dryness was gone. I legit melted 1 tblespn of butter in hot water and drank it morning and night. I cannot afford some of the stuff recommended above and now I just eat the butter.

[@ana_drc]

I really want to try these products! I have oily/sensitive skin and it’s quite difficult to find the perfect product which suits my skin! I wish we had more brands such as ELF in store here in France! I have a little question, I’ve been using a new cleanser for two weeks now it’s for “oily skin with imperfections” but since I’ve used it I feel more bumps everywhere on my skin, I don’t really know if it means that it’s not working for me, maybe too harsh? Anyway amazing video as always! Much love Tashina!

[@jaykcee13]

Hi Tashina! Have you heard of Milk Makeup’s hydro grip primer? I have reallyyy enjoyed it. My skin feels and looks extremely moisturized.

[@joellechiara]

You should totally check out Shea Terra Organics. Their oils are MARVELOUS. It's an odd website (a little bit) but I have been 100% happy with their products. xoxo

[@skincareprove5598]

Nice video you possess right here.

[@scarletgymfrk]

How much did you spent on all this products? and which ones are a must? because I am trying to find a skincare routine but I don't want to spend loads of money and don't want to use that many products on my face. My skin is very dry and sensitive. I get red spots if I use soap or when I wash my hair and shampoo gets on my face.

[@ErynLizabeth_TheVegan]

Same. I moved from Michigan two years ago and I thought I had oily skin. Now in Nevada I couldn't be dryer. Every AM: the ordinary Buffet serum and the HA moisturizer, PLUS ELF beauty shield spf50 tinted moisturizer. PM I use that lush solid serum, retinol in oil, and derma e vitamin E cream. My hair is dryer too. Have to use a LOT of creams like ion repairs and silk drops, and love beauty and planet hair creams. My hair is so frail and prone to breakage.

[@ala4935]

Eryn Slankster just so you know, ion and love beauty and planet both test on animals. not sure if you’re cruelty free or vegan but just putting the info out since it’s this channel.

[@ErynLizabeth_TheVegan]

I would love Tashinas feedback on this. I don't remember seeing this in the video she posted recently but they say they're peta certified vegan. I'll check out that recent video on non cruelty free brands www.lovebeautyandplanet.com/us/en/editorial/ingredients-go-vegan-and-cruelty-free.html

[@pennytarr7498]

Which comes first, moisturer or serum?

[@weltenbummlerin632]

Penny Tarr serum.

[@KatherineCJames]

Agree with the commenters here who say a gallon of water is too much. Andrew Weil, the integrative medicine doctor, says that eight eight-ounce glasses of water are enough. My doctor says the same thing. I keep reading water helps our bodily processes, but there's not a proven link between dry skin and the water we drink. Here's what the Mayo Clinic says. www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/expert-answers/hydrated-skin/faq-20058067 If you look at their list, the only thing you aren't already doing is using a room humidifier at night. I think that would help. Hope your skin calms down soon.

[@TashinaCombs]

I appreciate your concern but I did not mean it literally. I do not drink a gallon of water a day.

[@jholmie6016]

welcome to the dry skin club!! it's a party here 🤣

[@annajulia4538]

Great, super useful:)

[@rosyharo6872]

I have really bad eczema/allergic reaction. I am looking for skincare for that type of skin but that is also cruelty free/vegan. Any recommendations?

[@TashinaCombs]

Some of these products would be good, you might also want to check out my skincare favorites too.

[@rosyharo6872]

Tashina Combs thank you!

[@heatherhernandez5561]

I also have dry skin...

[@ashleytimmermeyer5056]

Does any of the products you mentioned make your eyes burn?

[@megs_holland]

Don't stress about how much water you are drinking - it is a skin care myth - how much water you drink has no affect on skin hydration :)

[@GreenGorgeousness]

Unless you are on a medication that makes you dry.

[@megs_holland]

@@GreenGorgeousness Nope - still a myth - drinking more water does not help with trans-epidermal water loss.

[@ala4935]

be careful drinking too too much water. a gallon is actually too much for most people, especially women, and it can do more harm than good. i’d talk to a doctor.

[@TashinaCombs]

I appreciate your concern but I did not mean it literally. I do not drink a gallon of water a day.