how to✨ruin✨ur skin: featuring tiktok’s WORST skincare advice

[@juliesaans]

I’m so glad you talk about this because the viral skincare trend on tiktok DESTROYED my skin, especially the glow recipe toner! It took me months to recover from that!

[@liviabearr]

UNDER TEN MINUTES

[@memonos]

I can never buy glow recipe the fragrance just why would you put fragrance with a chemical exfoliant 😭😭

[@lovejuliaxoxo]

@@memonosand it smells soooo bad!

[@gimmeurkidney]

@@memonos there's actually no added fragrance in the toner, its from the natural fruit extracts they use to formulate the product

[@yeji-u9z]

Yea and it's exfoliating and you shouldn't use it everyday

[@liviabearr]

The people who give the 'skincare tips' already have perfect skin so there's literally no difference. edit: I know that a product shouldn't be recommended if the person trying it already has 'bad skin' (without no difference) . I am talking about those influencers who've had botox injections, and other cosmetic surgeries for face.

[@iloveeatingpaint]

exactlyy

[@flykydfly1997]

Literally like let me see that before and after 🤨

[@ayaebony4461]

They got perfect skin usually thru botoxing, Medispa injections etc, any one can have perfect skin with the right money

[@ambersmith2612]

@@ayaebony4461tell me what to spend my money on then 😂

[@raven-chan2071]

I mean why would I listen to someone with bad skin?

[@SienAppelsien]

Dry brushing is so good for me despite my dry skin, its the best way to reduce strawberry legs

[@pamela1118]

how many times per week?

[@ramiiibm]

Try every day for now ​@@pamela1118

[@briseis_.]

@@pamela1118I use it everyday but it depends if you have sensitive legs or things like that

[@erza.breaths]

did it reduce texture or redness?

[@briseis_.]

@ texture, yes but redness not really

[@rosade_]

I have sensitive dry skin and some of these Korean skincare trends RUINED my skin for like almost a year, I had to get a prescription for cortisol to reverse the damages 😭😫

[@icebear3561]

What was the products

[@rosade_]

@@icebear3561For me it was the manyo cleansing oil, the torriden hydrating serum and the rice toner 😖

[@nizOnYT]

​@@rosade_ it's so weird tho because korean products are much gentler than western counterparts (hence why if you need good chemical exfoliant korean products isn't the way to go because they're not as potent). so i'm shocked to see someone have such bad reaction, especially from such products that don't really contain actives!

[@icebear3561]

@@rosade_ I’ve tried all those but not the manyo , and I’ve not broken out - did you get the products from an actual k beauty supplier

[@Olivia-kt9gr]

@@rosade_i have sensitive acne prone skin and the manyo oil cleanser broke me out too. I like the cosrx snail mucin tho, it helps with redness a lot

[@jungwonscactus9425]

I have the clearest skin of my teenage years by using baby soap and Vaseline…10/20 step Korean skin care, retinol, actives, acids, and all the makeup products that I fell for the marketing and bought RUINED my skin. I was only 19 and I felt like I looked old. I have very sensitive skin and I rarely break out now with this routine. You don’t need all this stuff. Your skin has its own exfoliation process. It has its own moisture barrier. It can heal itself believe it or not. I’m not saying these products can’t help SOME people but not everyone needs them, and you certainly don’t need 10 products to put on your face Edit: I ended up trying dermaplaning and got a bacterial skin Infection 🤦🏾‍♀️(plz stop trying sh*t off TikTok 😭) so now I use •cerave hydrating cream to foam cleanser •vanicream moisturizing cream •benzoyl peroxide 5% And my simple routine works so well for ME. Use what works for you, I’m just trying to say you don’t need 6-10 step routines.

[@Rita1406-w1g]

Retinol can make your skin worse at first, maybe you did not use it correctly also.

[@e.001]

If you have normal skin with a little acne like most people (when you are a teenager/early 20s), Glycerin by itself is an amazing moisturizer and gives your skin a glow. I personally use baby soap like you but afterwards I use glycerin, and most of the toners out there are glycerin mixed with other stuff. For the people who have serious acne, don't go for the commercialized products that are advertised, look for medical grade products that are more niche.

[@ambersmith2612]

@@Rita1406-w1gI used retinol for EIGHT MONTHS and it didn’t do shit

[@whyisitspicy1034]

I'm with you-my skin was the fussiest and most sensitive when I used WAY too many products on my face. All the layered serums clogged my pores, while the actives ruined my barrier. Now, I wash my face with a gentle cleanser and apply one hydrating serum with moisturizer. I only double cleanse on days I wear makeup and exfoliate very rarely. Sometimes, less truly is more.

[@sen0440]

bro same im 25 now i just known & applied skincare around 2020 and my skin has a lot of problems since then like 💀 and now i know im wrong in many ways, i have learned from my mistakes, im more sure about ingredients and stuff and yeah i dont want my little sister to breakout like me she is only 13 but some of her friends started using skincare products and she wants too but i said no cuz u only need sunscreen and face wash you're good to go

[@달영혼]

I’m also a dehydrated, acne prone, and sensitive girly and something that is not talked about enough is cleansing in the morning especially with a foam is notttt needed. Unless you sweat a lot or don’t wash your pillow case, there is really no reason to strip your skin as soon as you wake up 🫶🏼 if your skin barrier is damaged or you’re a dry girly keep it simple and rinse with water or dilute a gentle milky cleanser in the morning if you absolute need to cleanse. hope this helps yall 🩷

[@Rienka]

Agreed! I had to learn this the hard way as my skin is quite eczema and perioral dermatitis prone. 😩 I stopped buying the top products at Olive Young thinking that my skin will be fine (it was not) and started going with products that have similar ingredients that I know my skin likes (B5, cica, hyaluronic in small doses). Not to mention if you move, especially abroad, you can expect that you'll probably have to redo your whole skin care routine. My friends with normal type skin never have this problem, I'm so jelly. 😮‍💨

[@달영혼]

@ This is sooo true I moved to Poland in April of this year and I’ve been scattering to find products that work for my skin, hair, and body. 😫 Not speaking much Polish when I arrived and trying to ask workers at hebe if they have leave in conditioner lmao. I still have no idea what that’s called here. Not to mention the hard water is doing a numberrr on my skin and hair. I’m lucky because Poland’s biggest beauty supply store is stocked with every kbeauty and Japanese brand for some reason and they have quite good euro beauty as well. someone needs to make a video on the little things we don’t think about when moving abroad 😅🩷 I hope you are having an amazing time abroad and found some products that are working for your skin type 🫶🏼

[@fainatrebunskaya4076]

For someone reading this comment section I'd like to add that yeah, not everyone needs to cleanse their face every morning, but some do!! I feel there is so much buildup especially in my eye and under nose wings area (like seriously rub your finger there and find out it smells ATROCIOUS), I have very sensitive acne prone skin and actually cleanse in the morning. If I don't, I have breakouts. Not double-cleaning tho, it would be too much

[@bisexualantigone]

​@@fainatrebunskaya4076I got those oily bits there too!!

[@laur83]

i have oily, acne-prone skin and even i usually don’t wash my face wi the a cleanser upon waking up. only if i wake up sweaty or greasy. otherwise, rinsing with water is enough.

[@prinkyluvv]

girl i was STALKING LOOOL 😭 i watch you to like ground myself and not be sucked into tiktok expectations ❤

[@wutindaworld3752]

Worddddd

[@erinmartinez8360]

So glad you brought this up!! I honestly follow mostly dermatologists for that reason! I think my two favorite tips are the triple butt paste cream as a very last step when my acne is flaring up and hyloronic acid on your lips then a lip mask are 2 of my favorite skin care tips. I’m pregnant so my skin clearly is changing so I try to not get into the trends to much but I see them and sometimes less is more when it comes to certain steps for skin care and my wallet lol sending you all the good vibes and thank you for your incite 🥰

[@LostButNowFound]

aww hope you have a safe pregnancy

[@erinmartinez8360]

@wons_strawbs thank you so much 🥰

[@tomi.ee.2236]

The way the girlies on TikTok cleanse their face needs to be studied

[@thettaffect]

Girllll I just found your page. First thing, love the way you educate the girlies about everything skincare and overall self care. Second thing, this video was MUCHHHH NEEDED. I recently became a licensed esthetician and I wanted to make a video about this as well and you hit the nail for so many TikTok trends 😭 the over cleansing, over toning, the constant theme is just TOOOO MUCH aka OVERCONSUMPTION. L I love how you also prefaced by saying you did what worked for YOU and YOUR skin type. Too many girlies are using products that are not meant for them. Foaming cleansers = oily/highly congested skin. Cream cleansers = dry. If you have dry there’s zero reason to be using a super foamy cleanser baby itll get dryer.😩😩 thank you for this vid babes wish you the best

[@verysummer]

the turmeric and kojic acid soap thing has RUINED my skin! there are patches around my eyes that are lighter than the rest of my face and that also peel and burn 😢 finally seeing the dermatologist tmrw ❤

[@leitis.]

Not me seeing this comment after finally getting my Kojic acid soap damn

[@Aishas_daughter_]

@@leitis.you can use it for your body lol. Don’t put it to waste if you already bought it ❤

[@LuxuryBAR-bg1nx]

@@leitis.use sunscreen everyday! Only use the soap three times a week and only at night! It works but you can experience sun damage without using sunscreen. Never use that soap in the daytime you will regret it, only at night

[@Moco_Cork1]

I watch a lot of skin care routines, and while i understand that people's sensitive skin reacts differently to my own, i just can't stand it when beauty influencers claim to have highly sensitive skin while applying harsh face washes, exfoliators, toners, 3 different serums and moisturisers all in one routine. If you can do that without any break outs, then you DO NOT have sensitive skin. Stop lying! ETA .. Although i watch a lot of beauty inflencers, the only thing i use is Cerave so their not even selling me anything, really.

[@Horsaz]

I'm avoiding tiktok like the plague (but also bc I'm autistic and it's extremely overwhelming to me personally to get shoved a bunch of videos in my face) but ofc a lot of people reupload tiktoks to yt and yt shorts and I also fell into the "multiple steps skincare trend" when I've for years used a very simple routine from a brand called Dahl (that I feel like NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT). Because while it had indeed helped me there was still something missing in my routine because I've suffered from redness for years! so I got a 7 step routine and I BROKE OUT SO BAD. My skin got so extremely dry and I got some kind of allergic reaction that made me feel physically ILL. After going to the doctors I got prescribed a 15% azelaic acid and combining that with a snail serum has literally been like MAGIC for me! Nothing has helped keeping my skin so hydrated as a snail serum and the azelaic acid literally gets rid of acne, any kind of redness, irritation and hyperpigmentation.

[@rosecrunchly]

i have genetic cystic acne + EXTREMELY oily skin. it took me five years of trying different acne treatments (proactiv, differin, clear start) and none of it worked and made my acne worse. at the start of 2024, i went to the dermatologist to get a full diagnosis for specific skin treatments that work so well! i use 2 CeraVe products and prescription cream/gel (and antibiotics) now and i only get acne every once in a while instead of 7+ new pimples every morning!

[@skyhighlazarus]

Please share the CeraVe ❤❤I don't have a derm yet but I also have oily skin w cystis😢

[@rosecrunchly]

@ For a cleanser i use the foaming facial cleanser (for normal to oily skin) and for moisturizer i use the daily moisturizing lotion (for normal to oily skin) i hope this helps!

[@xg2513]

I’m just gonna be real. I tried the 10 step. Never worked for me - I had horrific red raw skin covered in bumps. Ironically to achieve “glass skin” , I literally wash my face with dr bronner bar soap, and then apply the InstaSkincare brand vitamin c serum. Total cost is like … $14 total for all the products. Literally these routines HURT MY SOUL

[@kaycee6858]

Ever since i went to a dermatologist and they told me that "less is more," it really made me think about the loads of product thats peddled to us. I have a gentle cleanser, shea butter, and sunscreen. I could get retinol, but it's not a necessity. I don't wear makeup, so a majority of skin care products aren't needed. Seriously, if you can, GO TO A DERMATOLOGIST!

[@miIavie]

2:45 Girll we share the same fav oil cleanser, this particular one has been doing god’s work for my skin and i have oily skin, i recently just bought 3 new bottles

[@Originalflawedmodel]

See I've been wanting to try dry brushing, but I have never seen anyone with sensitive or eczema-prone skin before say anything about their experience with dry brushing. 1 trend I will never hop on now

[@jessialina]

See I don’t have eczema but I have sensitive dry skin. I tried dry brushing not even with a bristle type brush but a silicone one. I did it too rough and messed up my skin so bad it took a year to fully heal my skin barrier. It was like little red itchy bumps on my face and chest that looked like a rash almost. So that’s my experience with it 😭

[@memonos]

I have eczema and dry patches on my legs and elbows I recently got into dry brushing after a failed attempt and so far it’s doing very well but I did wait for 2 years until I got my flares under control and moisturizing my skin like crazy! When I first tried it it was painful and made my flares 10x worse and I had dry patches in places I’ve never got it’s literally an experiment.😭

[@rainbowcat498]

I only dry brush on my legs

[@SushiKang]

Girl you're so gorgeous and the lip combo and outfit is eatinggg

[@keriscruggs1719]

I honestly think as long as you eat well, drink water, and use a cleanser and toner once a day (at night after the day is over) your skin will naturally do its thing

[@m3wm3wku]

Especially with teens! Acne as a teenager is usually caused by excessive oil production from eating unhealthy foods and your skin compensating for overly dry skin! I stopped eating super unhealthy, and my skin is looking way better!

[@eliza2247]

Definitely. I cut off processed sugar and my skin was gorgeous without any work besides the basics. Don't sleep on a good diet!

[@bisexualantigone]

​@@m3wm3wkuit's.. caused by hormones for teenagers

[@lingobingo9121]

Sensitive, dry, acne prone skin here 🙋🏻‍♀️ slugging worked amazing for me for like a week and then I suffered the worst breakouts of my life. I’ve really been enjoying skin basting, which is essentially the same thing but with diaper rash cream. Not only does it lock in moisture but the zinc helps with redness/irritation. I use it 1-2 nights a week and couldn’t recommend it more!

[@bisexualantigone]

Slugging makes me red and bumpy

[@adorzai]

i just discovered you, i'd like to say one you are literally so gorgeous i could not keep my eyes off of you oh my gosh, and also i love ur channel smm!!

[@AllySheehan]

you are SO gorgeous!!

[@Adryana-d8e]

Girl thank you 🙏 finally somebody who is not lying and recommending products that are gonna leave my sensitive skin dying Love ur videos 💜💜💜

[@taaaaammmmmiiiii]

babes i love her channel but that toner was her sponser and you can tell she hasnt used it either

[@kaiyamitchell309]

I love ur content so much ur so authentic and funny

[@meruted]

ooouuu never ever do vaseline slugging 😭 it's so bad, yes, it'll cause clogged pores and some other issues like under eye milia etc. also i'm so glad you talked about this, the overconsumption of skincare products is insane

[@Yorishiro6]

Slugging weirdly cleared my skin slightly? Idk

[@bisexualantigone]

It made me look slightly bumpy and red

[@ricesalt1193]

THIS VIDEO IS LITERALLY FOR ME. Like as a girl with sensitive oily dry combination skin WITH ezcema, all I am living with the knowledge you are dropping in this video. YOU ATE.

[@RadioFreindlyUnitShifter]

the best skincare tip i have is use whats best for YOUR SKIN not whatever’s popular. everyones skin is different. it doesn’t matter if what works best for u is a $10 knock off from a discount drug store. if it works it works 🤷‍♀️

[@duckymizu]

THE ALGORITHM KNEW WHAT IT WAS DOING GIRLLL!!!!! I'm so glad I stumbled upon this before spending my christmas money at my local Ulta, cause omfg when i tell you i too am dry, SENSITIVE, and EXTREMELY ECZEMA PRONE GHAAAAAAAAAAAD 😭😭 Like honestly tho, this video was so helpful thank you!!! Keep doing what you do :))

[@shanitamorenita]

For winter, I’ve been cleansing with the Bioderma soothing cleansing; definitely a game changer for a sensitive skin girly. 💕

[@marrr8667]

i love the clinique take the day off cleasing balm, its super gentle in the skin, i have dry and sensitive skin and works great on double cleasing

[@Eternal17_T813]

I'm a teen with oily acne prone skin and one product that has helped my so much in just a few days is the mediheal madecassoside blemish pads, hope this helps yall

[@m3wm3wku]

The cosrx original clear pads are good too :)

[@blurrynight]

as a person with sensitive skin, I prefer to visit a dermatologist periodically in order to change my routine. For example, when I was dealing with acne two years ago I was recommended to use a very strong product, which now wouldn't work because my skin healed, so I changed my routine. All dermatologists I went to never gave me confusing prescriptions, they always told me to keep it simple and listed a maximum of three products to use. Therefore, If you really want great advice, ask a dermatologist and explain to them what your skin needs. :D

[@JaiProdz]

SOME DIY like an oil scalp/hair treatment, or shea butter body cream is fine. BUT some of these weird tips are just so damaging to skin barrier, scalp etc.

[@sm1purplmurderedme583]

girl, I screamed when you brought up the African sponge because that’s what I use for my body and it works wonders. The way that I’ve learnt the best skin care for my face is listening to what my face likes for example niacinamide does not work for my skin. It always clogged my pores but I use Alpha arbutin and hyaluronic acid because my skin is oily and it works so much better. I also use Neutrogena hydro boost water gel which hydrates my face but does not clog my pores. I will always listen to my skin before I listen to anyone else’s advice. great video girlie ❤

[@skylie4391]

great idea for a video❤ maybe slugging didn't work for you because the type of breakouts you get are caused by bacteria. like benzoyl peroxide works by killing bacteria and trapping the bacteria under Vaseline or cicaplast might make it worst🤷🏾‍♀️

[@bossgirlified]

that would make soooo much sense, benzoyl peroxide saveeees my skin 🫶🏾

[@pineapple_what]

sis your glowing💜

[@kaycoleman2063]

People in general are using WAY too many products on their skin, damaging their skin barrier. A cleanser appropriate for your skin type(am/pm) and spf (am) and a moisturizer (dry skin/pm) are a yes. Anything beyond that, check with a dermatologist, not some paid influencer on sm.

[@gem9535]

Retinol for me. It didn't ruin my skin, but I definitely learned quickly that retinol was just too much. Made my few acne spots worse. Been keeping it simple with a mixture of natural stuff and a select few CeraVe products. CeraVe has been the best for my oily skin, while not breaking the bank.

[@flowd7451]

Vaseline messed up my SKINNNNN😫never again 😂

[@gabbyfringette7250]

I have skin that tends to dry, but also gets acne. My skin looks the best when i use: generic grapefruit acne wash 3x per week, gentle cleanser every evening followed by Noxema anti blemish pads ONLY to the acne prone areas, followed by a generic ceramide lotion, and an acne spot treatment on top of that. Vaseline on every thing right before bed if im especially dry

[@Mayaapooh]

I know this is off topic but you are so freaking pretty

[@trishamenon1982]

Okay this is off topic but omg you look like a goddess 😻😻

[@starpoptarts]

I’m blessed that I don’t have blessed skin. I barely get acne and I’m sooo grateful 🙏

[@Caring_fortamagotchi]

oh my gosh girlie, you're gorgeous!!!

[@phaggelorde]

I rarely do skincare and when I do it's when I'm in a mental state where I need to do a little self care, so skincare for me is moreso a mental health pick me up because it gets me to do something rather than for the effects that it actually has on my skin. My skin is not perfect but I would say it's very low maintenance (I'm so grateful.) Additionally I don't have any money to be spending on skincare products. Depending on my mood I'll either cleanse my face with a dove bar of soap, head and shoulders the shampoo (if my face feels grimy, and I heard the zinc content is good for skin, but idrk😅,) or African black soap, all in the shower. Then I'll literally just use Shea butter body lotion (unscented) on my face because I dont see how there could be a difference between that and like another hydrating product (this is now done out the shower.) And since I usually shower/do my 'skincare' at night, I'll do a thin layer of Vaseline overnight. I don't understand the difference between 'slugging' and just putting on a thin layer of Vaseline, a little goes a long way and it just seems wasteful. Nonetheless, I have to say that my skin always feels the most refreshed and absolute best when I use the African soap and vaseline.

[@_granate_]

skin cycling RUINED ME even though I did so much research , I know for some people it was a life-saver but girl, im never giving it another try

[@chiaseeddotcom]

the worst one that got me was bubble 😭 it said oily skin so I thought it was good but it made me break out and made my skin irritated 😔 ended up going back to my tride and true cerave salicylic.

[@ValeAleman-co1mt]

Same here 😭 but know I’m using the Bioderma Pink Cleanser, and as someone with oily-sensitive skin and rosacea, it’s been clearing up my skin A LOTT.

[@winxvrse]

u have got to start simple guys! get into the basics (water based cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen) first! see what your skin likes.

[@bisexualantigone]

Yup😊

[@susanruan3663]

I agree. I've used the same products for years and generally don't deviate. I know what works for me and thats all I need. It's saved me alot of money.

[@alicetorosyan6861]

why didnt i find u earlier omg ur the best

[@CTXXXX]

I tried Vaseline slugging a week back and it didn’t work for me since it’s winter..I always use it for my chapped lips also it was alright when I used it around my mouth area so I decided to apply it all over my face but in small amounts I ended up getting rough small bumps below my eyes and my cheeks area felt dry even though I layer the vaseline on top of my moisturizer I can feel the texture on my face just by touching

[@bisexualantigone]

I got those too i think

[@CrimsonMistress]

I watched a video earlier TODAY that said to sleep in a thick cicaplast mask for barrier repair. I have acne-prone, sensitive, dry yet very oily skin…this would be a disaster

[@JulianaVandock]

You should make a video rating fashion trends!❤

[@WhoCaresAlisha]

I recently got a chemical allergy panel from my allergist, and it helped narrow down my skin issues drastically. People are really out here just slapping anything on their faces.

[@hope3290]

At this point, the only active I use is a retinoid. The rest of my routine is super simple. Oil cleanser only when I wear makeup, foaming cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen. That's it. My skin was the worst when I was buying into trends.

[@idkheheMemeMaster]

I just discovered you today, and I’m STAYING✨✨✨✨

[@haddy-g5b]

Okay, for all my girlys out there who spend so much money on makeup remover, and/or wear waterproof mascara, JUST USE COCONUT OIL it literally works so well, gets all your makeup off, and its really gentle on your skin. After, just use your normal water based cleanser and you're all done! Lemme know if this works for any of you !💗💗

[@Moon-vv3tp]

I know I'll get a bit of hate for this but the Cetaphil face wash never worked for me, had me breaking out bad, also cause I have sensitive skin but for some people, it must be good and working but for me it didn't. So all my sensitive skin girlies who haven't actually used it yet, or are thinking too, then please think well first tho...cause there can be other good face washes out there😘

[@imamajesticseahorse2548]

I won't give you any hate...because I despise Cetaphil, lol. There is something about them and CeraVe that make me irrationally angry and I think it's because I always see people claim that products from both companies are so gentle and safe for sensitive skin, and yet anytime I have used a product from either brand, I have been left with burning, irritated skin.

[@karavandebeek]

I have similar skintype to you (eczema on face, dry & sensitibe) and the thought of triple cleansing terrifies me fr 💀

[@manmammia]

i love ur videos !!

[@avathemajestic]

girl u are gorggggggg. amazing vid ;)

[@evqngxline]

i use that honey one! feels so good. i use it sparingly because i don’t want it to lose its magic 😢

[@mvsicl0ver]

3:35 omg me too I've never seen anyone with eczema before!

[@kewl-aid]

omg yes ive been wanting an african net but i dont know where to buy an authentic one

[@Grayi.Lafleur]

as someone with dry, sensitive and eczema prone skin too, i tend to struggle with slugging, wanted to ask other besties with the same skin type, is this a struggle you face too?

[@UnraveledwithJoy]

Sensitive skin girly here, I must say Vaseline cleared up my skin fr. Everyone is different❤

[@TZ2nd]

when my skin looked it's healthiest, it was at it's most damaged. My barrier was broken and it was all new baby skin so it looked good, but everything under the sun...including the sun was hurting me bts.

[@Chillikilli]

I have sensitive oily/acne prone skin thats super reactive as well. I can get a chemical burn from unscented "gentle" soap 😭. I just stick to the basics now. Those tik tok trends/natural remedies destroyed my skin barrier in the past. I still have acne i just realized its something im just going to have to deal with. :(

[@LenaKamińska-z7t]

can you PLEASE make a skincare tutorial bc i also have sensitive dry skin (pretty pls)

[@magddus]

YEYYY I FINALLY SEE SOMEONE WITH ECZEMA TOO!!!!!

[@Melod133]

9:25 i KNEWW tou were gonna say jamie she soo good i love her smm

[@TwoOneDo]

Love the content🙌✨

[@Summerzzzz_z]

You are gorgeous!!!

[@AphyaPalms]

I use hydro cortizone for my exzema and havent had a flare up in 4 years, same diet, same environment

[@xragdoll5662]

That’s only on prescription though lol

[@ilel.77]

effaclar duo spot treatment messed me uppp. omg my face swole overnight, it was horrible. i’ve been on my skincare thing for a minute and rly thought it would help..nope:0

[@radishjuice8662]

That one girl must have lost something in translation because the 'seven toner' application method trend was supposed to be applying ONE toner in seven layers - not seven different toners omg noooo

[@LaughlikeDusuu]

For my dry skin eczema prone skin i use the dokdo oil cleanser a toner and a barrier cream

[@Ruokthere]

Bruh I tried dry brushing once and my skin started turning red and burning like crazy. I had to sit soaked in aloe Vera gel to make it stop lol Never again

[@tyras.5864]

I totally get it, Girl! I have neurodermatitis since early childhood and there for very sensitiv and dry skin. I also have a problem with getting my water in, which only complicates it... I have learned to mistrust most companies, even the ones that seen so professional. And you know... often there are substances in the products that irritate my skin after one try. I'm talkinv perfum, alcohol, ... (btw most shampoos are the absolut horror for me, cause they inclute alcohol, perfum, silicons and sulfates. At this Point there is only !ONE! shampoo that has none of these things. I live in Germany btw.) Then I found, that there are apps that can tell you if there is any type of substance in a certain product that is risky or even dangerous for your skin. I personally use "Yuka" (which tells you in detail why something is not good for you and how high of a risk it is, by leveling it green (no risk), yellow (slight risk), orange (moderate risk) and red (high risk). It then give the product a rating von 0 to 100 points.). I have no idea if "Yuka" is available in other countries (no add btw, just my personal opinion of this app), but I am sure there should be alternatives. You would be surprised on how different each product is. Even if it has the same name and company, some products are below 30 points and some reach over 90 points. Its crazy... You cannot trust a brand name at all. This way I only buy products that have the lowest chance of damaging my skin, by buying only 90+ point products. I noticed that I was pretty alone with using apps like this, so maybe it is helpful to some of you. Good Luck and a lovely day! Tyra

[@bossgirlified]

Yuka is a must for us sensitive girls! 🎀

[@diorsfav]

2 years.. 2 years I’ve been breaking out because of glow recipe 😭

[@imane-cu6bz]

please can you make a video about your teeth, they are so white oml i need to know ur routine !

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

It hurts me to see them apply 10 skin care products at one time

[@heristhename]

I used to be really into Korean skincare and used to wash my face everyday. However, those products made me break out more so I switched my products and only washed my face 2 to 3 times a week. (Like a deep clean) and my face got so much better. 😂

[@summerluvss]

Merry Christmas all!

[@ear4themagic]

Girl same I’m dry, sensitive but acne prone❤

[@ksmith96]

Dr. Vanita Rattan's channel changed my life.

[@Aishas_daughter_]

Girlies, I am struggling with hyperpigmentation . It’s not crazy but I do have a bit of discolouration in my mouth and chin area. Can someone please recommend me something? I’d really appreciate it. I have been struggling with it for years 😢❤

[@DearBill]

Try alpha arbutin serums , if doesn’t works, you can try Neoprosone tube for a very short time.

[@Aishas_daughter_]

@@DearBill thank you ❤️

[@fredericagrant7139]

Azelic acid 15 percent. It helps even out skin tone but it’s very drying so you need a good moisturizer 🧴

[@sillikyupi]

" I sleep in it overnight " got me....

[@laylapiccola]

Am I the only one who does overnight Vaseline slugging and it it WORKS for me? Idk why but it just does and my skin is just so smooth when I wake up

[@bintkaf]

i love your content

[@Lifewith_gabby-p3s]

im south african but i cant seem to find the african net sponge

[@lianna9594]

I have oily-acne prone skin with a lot of scars and blackheads, but it is getting clearer now. Morning: Calming cleanser, then ginseng toner, 1.5 SA serum, Vitamin C/Azelaic acid serum, moisturizer, oil, then SPF. Nighttime is the same plus niacinamide and no SPF. Is this too much??

[@sk3tamine]

you are just perf😭

[@EditsCool-d7j]

When I was little I put toothpaste allllllll overrrrrr myyyyyy faceeeeee my eyessssss stungggggg

[@afreak158]

I am 18 and never in my entire life had pimple my skin was always clear my was uneven and sometimes looks dull as i have dry and sensitive skin.I used to use cetaphile product it worked fine but did nothing when i switched to minimalist moisturizer and vitamin c i am.having pimples all over my face and i dont even know the exact reason whether it is hormones stress or those products 😢

[@cmondowntoflordia]

i'm 14 and i have SUPER sensitive skin and using the ordinary destroyed my skin :(

[@ChannelofSkin]

Hiii I'm a new subscriber I love these vids

[@kantamahmud-n4z]

Thankyou❤❤ my skin sensitive as f*ck and some of these trends RUINED my skin

[@ItsYourFaveM]

I love your videos smmm! But i have a question! Can you maybe compare the laneige lip sleeping masks and Vaseline? I wanted to get laneige and I want to see how it compares to Vaseline, and see if it’s worth it!