Esthetician Reacts To Sensitive Skin Routine From TikTok’s Victoria Paris

[@sandrasparks6972]

I sold prestige cosmetics for a while, and I back up what Cassandra is saying 100%. I went to every training I had available to me and watched so many skincare videos and it just wasn’t enough to /properly/ help people with their specific skin concerns. I did the best I could with the information I had and admitted when I didn’t know something. When a cheaper product was just as good I always pointed them in that direction. At one point I got told to ask people if they are drinking enough water 🙄 because it’s easier to sell product when the consumer thinks their skin is their fault. I don’t work in that field anymore, but these videos are absolutely amazing and I hope they help other people who have to work with limited training resources for their job!

[@morgianasartre6709]

I used to work in a drugstore (not sure if that's the word, the store only sold cosmetics, skincare and hygene products basically), it was minimum wage, a job mostly broke students were willing to take, we had no training whatsoever and people expected us to recommend them skincare for their needs, it was so weird to me, like this is not even a high end store, why do you think we would be a good resource? And yeah, obviously I tried my best to at least inform them of the options we have (looking back with what I know now there were very few decent things) but that's about it, I got scolded once for not knowing which product had this one particular ingredient a lady had read of in a magazine lol. People need to balance their expectations.

[@annieoops6243]

Thank goodness some people got you..someone that is honest and really tried to help

[@sandrasparks6972]

@@annieoops6243 I dealt with really terrible acne for a long time, and I came to learn the hard way that employee recommendations are very hit and miss. I would get acne recommendations without even being asked if I have dry or oily skin. I would get people telling me “it’s never to early to start an anti-aging routine” when I was in my teens and just wanted to get rid of my acne. No one ever told me about the importance of sunscreen! I got asked if I was sleeping 8 hours a night and drinking x amount of water a day as though they had insight into my (very complicated) medical history. When I realized that I had been duped, I tried my hardest not to put anyone else in that position when they were trusting me with their skin. I do want to say though that selling cosmetics and skincare was such a rewarding job. I absolutely loved seeing people excited to treat themselves or leaving the store feeling like a million dollars. The industry itself is a mess, but helping people feel great made me feel great too 🥰

[@annieoops6243]

@@sandrasparks6972 exactly they couldn't possibly know with such little information..I went through that too..with my skin and hair..I have had so many people take advantage of me having hair loss and being desperate and trying anything and everything..trying to sell their awful shampoos and essential oils knowing good and well it wouldn't help anything lol but some of them were truly convinced themselves the product would work for this or that because their boss or upline told them a bunch of bs lol..it does feel really good to help people with stuff like that when you are genuine..they know I'm no pro 🤣🤣 but I help some coworkers or friends with skincare suggestions sometimes if I know something will really help that particular thing..it does feel pretty awesome 😆😆

[@sandrasparks6972]

@@annieoops6243 I’m so sorry you had to deal with that. That’s so frustrating! Thanks for sharing your experience ❤️

[@jenniferarmstrong8879]

Cassandra! I need a video comparing all the cooling, lymphatic drainage tools. Guasha, jade rollers, cooling gloves, that cooling roller, the rollers with two balls in a V shape, etc. What are the pros and cons? Which are worth the money? Shopping tips!

[@CassandraBankson]

I like this idea! What should we title it?! 👀

[@sammymathew380]

@@CassandraBankson supplies for the butterflies.🦋

[@sammymathew380]

Or beauty supplies for the butterflies.

[@bugsandbrushes]

As a note: the ball one and gua sha are a wonderful addition to medical treatment when you have TMJ. They are also incredibly helpful to cope with an ongoing migraine attack, so is everything that's cooling. Of course they are not a cure, nor are they a replacement for medical treatment/assessment but they do help even if it's just to give you the feeling that you can do something.

[@morgianasartre6709]

Didn't she say she's 22? Why would she be having botox already? Girl, I'm confused, you haven't even finished growing, your collagen is not degrading 😅

[@lucavanoudheusd]

She did quite a few tiktoks and when she get botox

[@morgianasartre6709]

@@lucavanoudheusd I'm not on tiktok so...

[@sheisvermilion2339]

I don't have TikTok so I don't know this person but a lot of younger people get Botox not because they have wrinkles but to prevent wrinkles from forming. Especially in the forehead area, the more is moves the more it will wrinkle so they freeze it

[@morgianasartre6709]

@@sheisvermilion2339 That's pretty sad.

[@avalonrose1873]

Hey, Cass! I double checked the ingredients for the Farmacy Clearly Clean cleansing balm because I didn’t remember it having any citrus oils in it, and I was right. You accidentally read the ingredients for the original Green Clean cleansing balm, not the clearly clean one. Clearly Clean has no essential oils or fragrance in it whatsoever.

[@simplypaul8681]

Glycerol Citrate

[@Black.Spades]

@@simplypaul8681 Glyceryl citrate (+lactate/linoleate/oleate) is an emollient. At that point it doesn't even have a function of citric acid. Also citric acid and citrus fruit oils are different things. The (peel) oils contain many molecules, including benzenes an coumarins.

[@avalonrose1873]

@@Black.Spades Agreed. There’s a lot of things within skincare ingredients that sound extremely similar, thus we think it means the two are intertwined. There are many times where I have to re look up an ingredients function because my brain has a hard time differentiating the two.

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

Cassandra has such a natural beauty that she doesn't need makeup. This woman is so beautiful! ❤

[@Jasmine215100]

If Cassie was born with lifelong, flawless and super-clear skin she would have been America's Top Model!

[@luxeford547]

Useless trivia: Dior was the first fashion house launching a makeup line, curated by genius makeup artist/photographer Serge Lutens in the 60s.

[@angiex8913]

Dior foundations are one of my favorite and so are their lipglosses because of how they moisturize my lips! I just wish they were cheaper lmfao

[@maggie_n_ms]

The cleansing balm is really good. I would call that user error....she barely washed her face.

[@missbubble44]

although i haven’t used the product before, watching her do it was enough - i totally agree! very little emulsification, if any at all.

[@staceydodson4183]

I’ve never used that balm but I do love cleansing balms in general… and I agree completely that she barely rubbed it over her face and eyes… if she spent another 20-30 gently massaging that over her eyes and face she wouldn’t of needed to use that cloth and the makeup would of come off

[@ДарьяВолкова-ш4ш]

@@staceydodson4183 Actually there's a "tradition" of using wash cloth in Britain and some other's countries brands recommend this tool too.

[@suides4810]

Looks like she is using it for the first time ever lmao...

[@staceydodson4183]

@@ДарьяВолкова-ш4ш I am from Britain… and no there isn’t

[@BubblyViolin11]

At 22, unless it’s a genetic thing, her having wrinkles is probably more of an indication that she needs to add a sunscreen to her morning routine than needing an anti-aging eye cream. She could half her cost by not using the shiseido eye cream, and swapping in a retinol eye cream at night and a sunscreen in the am. Neutrogena has a great retinol eye cream and drugstore sunscreens have come a long way.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

A lot of people confuse actual wrinkles with crepey skin too, most people under 25-ish usually don't have actual wrinkles - they have dehydrated or dry skin that need more hydration and moisture. But yes, sunscreen also have a similar effect by stopping the risk of dehydration.

[@Black.Spades]

Many people can have wrinkles at a rather young age. People with either an expressive face, or who use some muscle groups a lot. Actors (and you can stretch this to influencers too) can have forehead and glabella lines. Singers can have nasolabial lines. Even different musicians can have wrinkles/fine lines depending on their instrument. With repeated skin folding and stretching no only sunscreen, but even when combined with tretinoin and specialist treatments the lines cannot be completely erased. Also nowadays you can see a lot of (very) young people with defined neck lines (=tech neck) because of the phone use. I'm not arguing against SPF and retinoids. I'm just pointing out that lines at an early age do not have to mean that someone is having genetic predisposition, or is failing with their skincare.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

@@Black.Spades Wrinkles are not the same as expression lines though. Yes, with age expression lines can become permanent wrinkles, but wrinkles are so much deeper into the skin than expression lines are. If at age 22 your expression lines stay even after you've released your expression, number 1 cause is crepey skin. Apart from extreme cases and genetic illness, i wouldn't say a 22 year old can have wrinkles yet. The skin still produces a lot of collagen and other important building blocks, so wrinkles can't really come up yet.

[@Black.Spades]

@@IfYouMeetAWolf you are correct in that real wrinkles (folds) are not the same as fine lines, and I should've used quotation marks. Victoria doesn't have wrinkles, though. And many people call their fine lines wrinkles when they address those lines. So I thought perhaps that was the case here. And yes, healthy skin should not have real folds at the age of 22. But I disagree with the crepey skin. It also depends on the ethnic face type. Not racial, but really ethnic. Which decides the bone shape and the arrangement of the soft tissue, including subcutaneous fat later thickness. If you take a person of some Mediterranean sub ethnicities, they will have fine lines much faster because of thinner subcutaneous fat, but they won't have many deep wrinkles in the near future even when they lose deeper fat pads. Compare that to some sub ethnicities in Eastern Europe with fuller faces. They don't develop fine lines very quickly. But they will develop folds quicker than the first group (although those folds may also be more pronounced because more fat=more water retention in the aging face). Of course hydration is always important (and a skin with thinner fat layer can be more prone to dehydration). But it can't be blamed on just the dehydration without taking into account what the possibilities and limits are of that person.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

@@Black.Spades It is unfortunate that young people call them wrinkles and say Victoria has wrinkles. I'm not a whole lot older but i was the same before i was a ✨skintellectual✨. Yes, ethnicity and heritage is a reason as well. However, i don't think there are any early 20's people (no matter ethnicity) that has wrinkles. Maybe i am wrong though.

[@jocewaitwhat]

My boyfriend gets those red dots from working out!!! A skincare routine for that would be super helpful!

[@kateomel4764]

Thanks to every honest beaty guru that says that we don't need expensive eye cream :) I'm just using same cerave moisturizer on my face and under my eyes

[@lubnan08]

It doesn't seem that she did both steps of the double cleanse properly. She has a cute personality.

[@beboprovina]

That's what I thought... and it seems a common mistake people make, like they're almost scared of water!

[@lubnan08]

@@beboprovina Agreed

[@lisalantto2285]

Definitely user error with the Farmacy balm, she needs to rub it in for a little bit longer and emulsify it properly, it would've gotten rid of absolutely every trace of make-up 😄 It's the best one I've tried and it even removes any left over adhesive when I use false lashes 😄

[@lilo19951995]

this i was thinking GIRL EMULSIFY

[@astronat2348]

EXACTLY. That product is amazing! She is not using it properly

[@christinunya72]

Yep same thing I said

[@chelsea8082]

EXACTLY! and on top of that she applied the cleanser to a cotton ball and then rubbed it all over her skin as if it was a toner 😐. Her cleansing methods aren’t good at all.

[@rosemartin4398]

She used the new one that’s fragrance free . I’ve used the normal green clean one for years and it’s perfection .

[@tyresseferguson2462]

OMG.....I love her authenticity in this video. She came across as very open and honest. I totally agree about having a skincare routine while in college....who has the money!!!! Now I can buy and try products that catch my attention but not for more than $40 per product but highly prefer to stay under $30 per product.

[@MsTammi125]

Cassandra you're smart and make the world a better place with your knowledge 💓

[@eleonorabusia626]

I can confirm - having worked in retail for 2 years, I used to sell whatever product they told me to sell. We also had a target for the day, so the goal is literally to sell as much as possible, saying whatever BS to customers... and yes I even sold La Mer when it was still called "Creme de la mere"... :(

[@ohifodkene4877]

I tried that Mega Mushroom toner/lotion from The Origins that's branded as a "soothing" product, the smell was so strong and it stung my face so bad that I returned it after the first use. After having a bad reaction on my face, I looked up the ingredients and was shocked with fragrance, essential oils as some of the top ingredients. This was the first time I had ever "turned and learned" as I don't have necessarily sensitive skin and at that point had never had such a bad experience with a product, so I turned to learn why. That was a year ago and now I'm the SKINtellectual of my friend group and totally obsessed 😂 Thanks Cass 💕💕

[@roxymartin9094]

Babies have "eye wrinkles". It's because the human eye area is not a flat 2D shape.

[@glambynicoleseyes1110]

Your good at pointing out good ingredients in skincare love this

[@haelotny6523]

Her: "Just because you didn't wash your face for 22 years doesn't mean you can't start now" Also her: "I didn't wash my hands but now we're too deep into the video so just imagine that I had washed my hands"

[@littlemissmel88]

She didn't have a skincare because it's expensive yet this is what she uses? My whole skincare routine is probably about $100, and it lasts a couple months. She seems really nice, but how can she say embrace aging and had botox at 22? Good messaging, poor execution. Hope she continues to learn and get even better skincare, something is better than nothing.

[@morgianasartre6709]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@andreamirecki9310]

One time a saw a comment saying these videos are a chance for the products to be sponsored by these famous genetically blessed people. And ever since I cannot unsee it. Most of the time they don't even know how to use the products, which is really suspicious to me.

[@morgianasartre6709]

@@andreamirecki9310 Celebrities do mostly get them sent from brands for free to get thet exposure so yeah, it is something to keep in mind.

[@suides4810]

@@andreamirecki9310 2:45 yea had that same feeling there... Like as if she didnt expect that happening lmao

[@saraholschewski5331]

Thank you, this was so Strange, like how she did not even notice how contradicting her statements are??😶

[@jacobr.9980]

Brooke Shields did her skincare routine on Harper’s Bazaar. You should totally react to it.

[@kostpictures9195]

She used eye cream on top of oil . It makes me dizzy .

[@infinitigirl29]

Maybe not.. how to put it nicely... she did terrible. Broke needs Cassandra in her life.

[@missbubble44]

i’m so happy this video was uploaded at a time when i can watch it before bed 😭💖 thank you Cassandra

[@PumkinPie05]

Me too LOVING all her Video's !! Makes me feel a whole let Better about me face🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@doraj7917]

Would be interested to hear what you think of the new Versed retinol eye balm. Seems like a super gentle retinol product for the eye area, although their retinol serum is literally gentle enough to use around the eyes (tried it). They also came out with a retinol body lotion. These products are not yet available to me in Europe, but when they will be, I'm interested to see the prices.

[@the_flora_archives]

I would really love to see a series or some videos where you review your followers skincare routines! I think it would be really cool to hear your thoughts on the products and routines of the skintellectual😜😁 Id also really love to see a skincare tour of your pared down collection lol

[@vickiredder2104]

OMG! My nickname in grade school was Big Bird!!!!! And thank you so much for explaining Miliaria Rubra!! I get it on my leg every summer when I'm out in the sun! I'm hoping this year with some better sunscreen it will help.

[@christinunya72]

I've never used the Clearly Clean balm from Farmacy, that's the one without the fragrance ingredients I believe. I have used the original Green Clean and it's works absolutely great at removing makeup. I don't think she rubbed it around very much in order to remove her makeup, unless they cut that part out idk. I can say that it removes my makeup really well and I know a lot of other people love it too.

[@mayabajorek4294]

I would absolutely love to watch you recommend a skincare routine for athletes! Thanks for reading this comment🦋💙

[@annab.3952]

Great idea, I would also love to watch that!

[@josianest-arnault8883]

Yesss🙏

[@CassandraBankson]

Woot woo! Posted it!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYnQl5abl86Ah6s

[@MrMark28]

Oo! Love videos like these. I really like it when you give alternate products.

[@kenleywong9669]

Have you spoken of hypochlorite acid sprays yet? Skinsmart makes these sprays and great for immediately after workout when washing up is not available. Maskne also. Walgreens has cleansing spray. Same idea not in all stores but yes online. Is this something that would have helped with sweat gland bumps?

[@hannahmorris2256]

Please do a updated video on blackheads 🥺 I have them everywhere

[@PINK.FRIDAY2]

BIG BIRD IS BACK BIT**** LOVE THE INTRO

[@juhnetmickerdy]

I have that ice roller! Love love love! I always ice a painful pimple before spot treating.

[@mitzilankford8423]

What do you think about Eminence products?

[@hitomitomtom]

Another beautiful person, inside and out.

[@Lina12896]

Cassandra in the morning to my office job makes the day better

[@marilia2037]

Thanks, Cassandra!!!🙏🌟🦋

[@RW-yt7ro]

Wow 22 I honestly thought she was like 30- 32 😂😂😂 very beautiful just thought she was older .

[@franceskurucz8595]

I love your videos! So educational. I think that the quote about embracing aging may be from Stephanie Lange. She has a whole KZbin series about being empowered in our own skin and how comparing ourselves to edited celebrities on social media is silly because they don’t even look like that, and that they and the rest of us are still beautiful without all the editing. The two of you are always at the top of my watchlist!

[@DJMealia]

puts her hair back with a headband, but pulls out 2 'bits'. ahhaa

[@medusation89]

Don't try the mushrooms line... it smels awful my friend gave it to me because she didn't use it anymore and I realized why as soon as I used it, gave it to my SIL, and she will probably give it to someone else xD

[@sharroon7574]

Lol 🍄🍄🍄

[@bianka94825]

Cassandra, can you please make a video on botox (especially in your 20's) please? Im 27 and started noticing fine lines around my temple and eye area and I wonder if I should do botox but im also worried it might be too early for that?! Pretty please if you have the time and resources can you dig up some trustworty info on this subject?🙏🙏❤ love you

[@michelledesjardins8129]

How the hell do you look so good in yellow!!?? If I wore that top I would look like my kidneys were failing

[@pattycarljackson]

I love watching mr ballen. Didn’t realize he was that popular.

[@chemopunkyfields338]

hey cassandra!! i was wondering if the ordinarys granactive retinoid 5% i’m squalane right before the alphaarbutin 2% + ha?

[@morgianasartre6709]

The retinol is in squalane and it is an oil so I would use it after the alpha arbutin+HA (or just overall at the end of the pm routine) as everything you put over an oil will not be as effective and have a hard time penetrating.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

I used to get the Nars moisturizer in the fancy cube packaging . That was luxury to me

[@Ninjaair64]

I have been wanting to try the Latme ice roller, I have an ice glob from Amazon and I love it. I need to use it more.

[@emmasteinhorst7698]

I would really really like to know your thoughts on VIC beauty skin care. Can you PLEASE do a review of their line pleeeeaaaassseee

[@Catie11]

Shiseido eye cream works so well. I really love it.

[@MarkfanSzandi93]

Hey! Try Geek&Gorgeous, they have a jelly cleanser thats quiet similar, and its ridiculously cheap. Its a hungarian brand, and many of their products are amazing. Cruelty free, vegan and all ofc. Im really curious what you think about their products. Cheers from Hungary! :DD

[@eva_pe]

Sales people at beauty stores get pushed by management to sell whatever product management says, regardless of what they personally like or would recommend in a different setting. Some are trained estethitians yet they feel pressure from their managers to push Dior, Chanel, or other products even though they think they're trash.

[@bulecoolproject5903]

You are AMAZING!!, 😊😊

[@michelledailey8505]

The Farmacy ingredients you showed was for the Green Clean Cleansing Balm. She used the Clearly Clean Makeup Removing Cleansing Balm which is fragrance & essential oil free. I've used the Clearly Clean balm & it does a much better job than what she showed. Definitely user error by not emulsifying & letting the balm break down her makeup.

[@MyVintageLife]

I found that the Cerave skin renewal serum works a bit like botox cream. The Ordinary also has a serum, only available online.

[@LyraValley]

I only started using sunscreen in my mid-twenties because it wasn't really something anyone talked about where I come from and boy do I wish I would have known sooner because I have had big under eye wrinkles since my early twenties and even though I'm not even thirty yet my under eyes look like they belong to a 40yo and no amount of retinol, vitamin c or sunscreen has been able to save them.

[@norasebranek8256]

Hi Cassandra! The area above my mouth in between my nose no matter whatever product I use gets irritated and peely. But, when I don’t use product there, it breaks out. Could you help me out? Thanks!

[@MyVintageLife]

The serums used are like mine, but I don't use the hyaluronic serum every day. When do I use it, I mix it with the vitamin c serum.

[@maxi093301]

oh you're also watching Mr. Ballen❗ Great ❣️

[@bianca5873]

Please review color science sunscreen

[@pamelamoore143]

💜 Interesting 🤔 and I’m intrigued

[@365Yeshua]

Hey!!! Your video on derma planing said dry skin. Every video I find out there shows having some sort of oil on the skin! Please clarify!!! Thanks!😁

[@Sophassofa]

I’d like to note that the reason shes using something like the dior cream is because she’s been sent it not because she’s bought it. I work in pr for one of these brands and we send people so much product. Same thing with la mer etc, a lor of the time they have not purchased this themselves, they’ve been sent it and it’s a waste not to use

[@MoniqueLea08]

I am curious on your opinion on more fitness skin care, also side note curious about your thoughts on Angie Bellemare Skin care routine. Ps love everything what you stand for and are doing. You hard work has definitely paid it forward, thank-you

[@haleykeith5081]

I would love for you to check out the peach and Lily Lee K beauty skin care and see how you like it because I'm very interested to see how good it is for your skin I'm especially considering they have different types for different types of skin

[@Kay2be2mr]

The annoying thing about that ice roller would be having to clean and disinfect it before every use. Otherwise you're rolling bacteria all over your face. I bought those jade massage/rollers when they were trendy and even though I did my best cleaning it with alcohol, it would still break me out once in a while. Once actual dermatologists said they're mostly useless, I threw it away.

[@milgridtabor2641]

Love your videos! You are awesome! Can you please review some luxury skincare that are actually worth the money? I'm just curious about Sisley/Sisleyä $550 cream. Thank you so much for doing all the research for us, we don't need to spend a ton off money on skincare,

[@justineedwards7729]

love your advice

[@Katie_Jo_21]

I am Elmo (not really but I want to be lol). Did you secretly apply to be talent in the Sesame Street Live performance? Cause I totally have! 😂 Big Bird was always my favorite because they were usually the first to set the tone and show up to the Street party 😆.

[@carolavanmeenen9917]

I didnt do any skincare for 45 years 🙈. I do it for 4 years now and my skin had become so much better. But it wood be even better when i started when i was young. But no turning back time so i take care of my face now ferry well (i think 😂)

[@gp2671]

I am guilty of buying that Origins product because the sales person said it was good. It dried my skin out and caused acne. Other Origins products did the same thing so, as a general rule, I just stay away from that brand.

[@KatLovesKompany]

I have very sensitive skin and the drunk elephant cleanser has worked for me. Do you have an alternative suggestion, please? 🙏🏼💕

[@lovewithin1935]

All i do is watching Cassandra's face reaction, then watch the video again to watch the actual person lol, if that make sense ha ha ha love her

[@mira6413]

omg i always thought i had pimples but is those sweat things because I sweat a lot due to my high sweat production

[@amnoirgg8563]

Lol I love how she says how expensive it is then pulls out Dior 😂 girl you’re beautiful, but you DONT need that!

[@radostinakundeva2770]

Hey Casandra, Would u be able to review lancer skincare? I’ll be super happy to hear your honest opinion on this brand

[@antoinettebyrne6012]

I watch you and Dr dre coz I can't afford a dermatologist! Poor people have skin issues too and can't afford 200 euro per consultation.

[@travelwithray]

Have you ever use the cle de peau day cream? I think It is pretty good

[@christinakopp8024]

Your so much fun !!

[@bongfu23]

Why is her picture in the still with a soapy face and unflattering while you look fabulous?? I’d hate it if someone froze my video at the most unflattering part like that :( not super sisterly …

[@simplypaul8681]

Cry a river

[@ivette1229]

@@simplypaul8681 I mean, it's true. Super shady. She had to choose that still and then edit it

[@lorrainenicoletti6232]

I wish there was a video for the products I use; ALBA Botanical hawaiin detox scrub with volcanic clay (vegetarian), PACIFICA, (Gentle face wash products ), Sea Foam

[@CristineCbrow]

I’s drmtlgy a good brand I am new to skin care your channel has help me learn a lot but I am still not sure if drmtlgy moisture is worth buying I would love you option on the brand love video can’t wait to see more❤️

[@CristineCbrow]

I meant moisturizer lol sorry

[@bridieforrester831]

Is this what we call 'Prickly Heat' in the UK?

[@lizzy9348]

Cassandra and Victoria have the same vibe

[@shrutitewary]

I've pigmentation dark circles under and on my eyelids.... Will vitamin C or kojic acid etc. help me in reducing those stubborn dark circles?

[@lizzi7128]

I'm a dermal and skin therapist and yes :)

[@lorrainenicoletti6232]

She is hysterical 😂

[@dominiquetheeasyminimalist]

Dior has been doing skincare since 1986, 36 years now. Formulations are beautiful… I used it for a few years, and yes changed my routine for Korean skincare. But honestly I never found anything that comes close to the formulation of the Dior Capture Totale, it melts into the skin and keeps hydration all day🤷‍♀️. What is it with the demonization of luxury skincare 🙄

[@angiex8913]

Probably the price and also “stick to fashion” type of mindset. It’s like bashing Tom Ford meanwhile his makeup line is amazing and worth spending money on!

[@chemopunkyfields338]

kittie at 26.38!! 🐈

[@Skylazk]

Okay but you watch Mr Ballen??? WE STAN A MR BALLEN SUPPORTER 💙

[@christinakopp8024]

I love ageing so much!!!

[@SandiTink]

I won’t be around to find out, but I wonder if she’ll be as sanguine about wrinkles when she gets them or at least some really obvious ones. I was very lucky, fortunate, unbelievably blessed (?) that my skin didn’t start aging noticeably until I had a series of tragedies in my early 60’s. Since then, it’s been a struggle to deal with skin barrier annoyance. I care a lot more about the burning and stinging I feel than I do the plethora of wrinkles that have appeared. Although I’m not thrilled with them either.

[@TheCubingMaster25]

Please do Brenda song!!!

[@brackensursername]

have u tried nioxin would be interested to know why u dont wash hair daily if having scalp issues

[@bobbiemc2188]

Because washing your scalp daily is really bad for your scalps health? It'll dry it out and cause alsorts of horrible itchy redness etc your scalp needs those natural oils once in a while

[@mogge90909]

@@bobbiemc2188 not necessarily true it depends on the person and the environment you live in. in some countries you cannot go without washing hair once a day because of the humidity

[@bobbiemc2188]

@@mogge90909 I have an extremely greasy scalp, so bad that when I washed my hair everyday, it would be greasy again in a few hours, it would get so sore and irritated because of the grease if Ieft any longer than a day BUT that was because I was damaging my scalp, now I wash 2 maybe 3 times a week and my hair lasts way longer and my scalp is happy, if and only IF someone is in real need of washing daily it should be an extremely mild shampoo or no shampoo at all, shampoo with a sulfate shampoo once a week if really needed but harsh shampooing every day is ruining your scalp unfortunately! But leaving too long between washes is also damaging, it's all about balance! Daily is not balance

[@mogge90909]

@@bobbiemc2188 I wash my hair with shampoo everyday, no irritation and no problems. it's just up to each person and what works for them

[@sanskritibarman4928]

Please react to Kaia Gerber's skincare routine by Vogue🥺🦋

[@henrikaarskog]

🐱 @ 1:13 !

[@chelseaj2356]

OMG I love your reaction videos. Thanks for calling out Origins! I boycotted that line a while ago. The ingredients were scary!!! I’m not sold on this girl’s routine and would never use it, but, hey - if it works for her… I’m sure she could find better by talking with a derm or a medical aesthetician!

[@MrDrelitus]

I actually used a sample from Shiseido and it left my skin soft like never before. But tbh I didn't read the ingredients, it was a small sample, so I just used it. But my skin woke up super-duper hydrated. I loved it. I think it was the line that has an iridescent packaging. Can't afford It, tho 🤣

[@griseldaarguello1250]

Yay!!

[@crystalalemay]

Have you heard of Reversa? Or maybe Lise Watier? And if so.. what are your thoughts? I’m Canadian and looking for a great Canadian, cruelty free brand to support.

[@crypea]

I mean but did she massage thr balm enough? Also, I thought most balms needed to be emulsified with water before rinsing completely off. Or at least that a what Susan Yara and James Welsh tell me and they haven’t don’t me wrong yet :) I mean, found your from James’s ice vid

[@Tinkerbelle26]

Chanel started with skincare in the late 20’s. Dior started in the 80’s.