My skincare routine in winter + pro tips for dry/sensitive skin ǀ Justine Leconte

[@justineleconte]

Hi everyone! I hope this video answers your question about I take care of my skin 😊. Products used: listed in the description. If you want further tips, comment below and I am happy to share what I learnt while working in the cosmetics industry 💛. Have a great Sunday!

[@pacitagayol2328]

Justine Leconte officiel thank you Justine watching from Tanzania..i am a filipina.😘😘

[@littleoldme4895]

Thank you for sharing this video with us 😍😍 skincare is my ultimate addiction 😁😁

[@tamaramogildea6708]

Thank you Justine for your videos and for sharing these great tips!!! I would like to ask how do you remove your mascara at the end of the day??? I always struggle with that and it is difficult to avoid for it to get inside the eye :)

[@RaccoonInACocoon]

I use the same micellar water, but I don't really like it, it smells kind of weird. Does yours have a smell? I feel like it is not supposed tohave a smell.

[@anna_m59]

We love you Justine! Thank you for all your input make women stylish!

[@anuka5336]

The 'Hi everyone, it's Justine' always makes me smile back at you :)

[@Queenread82]

Anuka Me too! She makes me happy!

[@carolilseanne2175]

Justine is so easy and soothing to listen to 🤗

[@ivanal.c6424]

Went to France within the first year of me starting taking good care of my skin [26] and also when I started using more make up for fun/going out etc. I was amazed by French girls and their amazing skin, the little use of make up, etc. I came back home with a new view on everything and the way I see and treat my skin. Gradually I let go or finished the things I wouldn't repurchase, now I just focus on great skin and accentuate my attributes rather than hide what I have. I love loving my skin

[@Dicacitas]

Hi Justine, thank you very much for this video. I'm From Russia (St.Petersburg) so I can add a comment regarding the "dry russian hands" phenomenon. It's not only about the weather, it's also (maybe even more) about the water. In St.Petersburg we have a very specific water, they clean it very-very good so not much microelements and staff is left. So, when I go to certain countries in Europe, my hands get extremely dry, because my skin is not used to this water. Things are the worst in Germany and Netherlands for my skin. On the other hand, in Austria my skin looks perfect 'cause of their water. So the water' difference is very important:)

[@justineleconte]

+Dicacitas good point. In the South of France, tap water is full of "calcaire" (white stone) so it dries too...

[@olgaotherstories8355]

Dicacitas absolutely 🖐🏻

[@douloureux.]

That’s so funny! I’m from the NL and when i went to st Petersburg my skin and hair got super dry. It indeed depends on what you’re used to.

[@Sasha-vy2hy]

Your videos are so relaxing... Can binge-watch them all day. A refreshing break from those "HEY! WOW! LOOK AT ME!" personalities that are common on KZbin these days. Cheers. x

[@clairefreymann2446]

Sasha Brigante i agree, its Nice to listen to someone who cuts the chitchat and just gets straight to the point. I love how frugal you are with words Justine!

[@yensid4294]

I'm pleasantly surprised. I thought you were going to list a half dozen high end, pricey French luxury brands. I expected to see Caudalie or Clay du Poe but instead you use good ole Garnier miscellar water & Nivea moisturizer. Yes! Good skin care can be simple & inexpensive. Thank you! 👍

[@laventine2204]

Products she uses are full of plastic, silicon, petrochemical products... Don't spend your money in these products, use natural things. My skin is much better with natural oils...

[@verdeealbastrui]

@@laventine2204 I agree and I'm susprised Justine uses brands such as Garnier and Nivea.

[@thaliapacheco1269]

Agree. Anyway, in my experience the same brands in center Europe are higher quality than in other countries. I am from México and here Garnier is one of the worst brands I've ever tested, but those Garnier products I got in Switzerland were quite good. (same with L'Oréal and Nivea) I'm just saying that we must consider the quality of ingredients at every country

[@HB7c]

This is probably because those companies, Garnier and Nivea, asked her to promote them in her routine to most likely advertise. I was surprised as well. If you look back at previous videos about French skin care routines, she does say French women don’t give out their beauty routines. The only product I may see her using, which is a great brand I use regularly, is the eye cream by La Roche Posay. Cheers 😊

[@anne-marie2972]

@@laventine2204 That is true. I use natural cosmetic oils and balms. Some of them are quite pricey but that quality and little goes long.

[@gorejs8396]

Merci, Justine! Now we know why your skin always looks so very beautiful. I particularly like when you give us the French perspective on fashion & beauty.

[@TovarichBramble]

Love the fact you used easily accessible products for the 'average woman' and thrilled to see someone use the same moisteriser as me! So many videos push expensive or ultra expensive products which is just not realistic for normal women and I do wonder just how much more effective they are compared to products like Garnier.

[@aspassiaman9081]

This is a great video because you don't use many products and all the products are low cost. The message you send to us is very encouraging: maintening our beauty is not something that only rich women can achieve and doesn't take much time. ☺

[@yayakanda1968]

Less is more and the result shows since your skin looks great

[@bobmag5058]

Next on hair care! ☺

[@mirelaavdic8658]

I work att pharmacy myself and ,believe me, I have tried everything! I`ve learnd one thing during the process of finding the best skincare for myself - nothing beats the nature! Specially good for me was rhassoul clay which I use for cleaning my face, body and my hair. This clay is really inexpensive and works wonderfully...Rosehip oil and rose water are two other favourites of mine... But as you say, it is good to try many different products until you find the best one for you. It is always a joy watching your videos!

[@su361]

I totally agree.You should try Aleppo soap.Olive oil soap.

[@happylucky216]

ufff, what a relieve, when i watched other french woman tutorial on skin they used tons of products and their routin took hour. and i always felt guilty for not doing enough. Thank you for showing that it can go this easy way... love from Slovakia

[@ilenaireyn875]

happylucky216 You can always use more in "anti-aging" but not in cleansing.Never destroy the natural acid barrier of your skin.

[@viktorja9896]

I like that you use products that are affordable and can be found in most stores. And not just products that are expensive and only found in the luxury section at the shopping malls.

[@upandadams9492]

You mention the study about dry hands... I can relate! I grew up in oppressive, muggy Florida and later moved to North Dakota, which offers sub-freezing temperatures more than half the year! I grew up thinking I just naturally had thick, wavy, coarse hair. When living in ND, the windy, dry environment turned my hair pin-straight, silky, wispy. Now I'm back in FL and it's somewhere in between! Human beings are amazing adapters but also highly sensitive. Environment is definitely a great place to start when thinking about self care.

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

Really appreciate you saying that you don't touch your face unless you wash them first ! People don't think how much dirt we pick up all the time. I also have to say what I often say = You look so much younger with no make-up, I noticed you in your bathroom mirror. But, we love using M/Up so....what can I say !

[@micheleainsworth1709]

Hi Justine, I have always been in awe of how French women take care of their skin. Back in 1985 when I was 22 I went to Paris with my French Canadian mother. My favorite item I bought was a French magazine filled with beautiful photos/advertisements of skincare, treatments, etc. This video brings back a lot of those memories! Now at the age of 54 I still try my best with using sun block, etc. My question is: Do you EVER use soap on your face - even a liquid soap?

[@yangliu3338]

Hi Justine, thank you soooo soooo much for this video. I have been living in France for 6 years and I have NEVER found the right products for me based on advice given by Sephora staff and pharmacists. And in winter my skin gets so dry, but the products that I had either don't hydrate enough or they irritate my skin. I went to try some of the products in the video after watching it and have been using them for a couple of months now and the result is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! I cannot thank you enough!!! Please please consider doing a similar video for spring and summer please :)

[@justineleconte]

glad it is working for you! Everyone's skin is different, it is a matter of finding the right combination for oneself :-)

[@Butterflybleu14]

Fabulous! I totally agree - prevention is better than cure. My personal choice is to use organic products so my skin is not absorbing too many chemicals. I’m not loyal to a specific brand & regularly change face products. However I will occasionally use a pure honey face mask (out of the jar in the kitchen) when taking a bath - and I always use coconut oil to remove eye makeup. I have found it the best for me, it also keeps my lashes in tip top condition.

[@bibianesproule6585]

Justine, loved this very much! Very practical with not so pricey products! We are French Canadienne and my mother and family always had beautiful skin! She also worked in cosmetics and did a lot of what you were sharing! Love your channel!! 👍☺️

[@evaweiand310]

I am insanely jealous of how even your eye area looks. Mine is a cornucopia of reds, blues and browns all shimmering through the skin. I sleep enough and drink plenty of water and it changes nothing. Thank God for good concealer! Also, if you've never tried Garnier's Hydra Bomb night creme you definitely should - it's like an extremely watery gel type texture and makes your skin feel absolutely amazing.

[@mayarivera6892]

Once again your expertise is wonderfully honest & inspiring!! I have recently learned how sensitive my skin is and this video is really helpful. Thanks Justine

[@LSSYLondon]

Thank you for talking about skincare! I use a mix of US, french and south korean products mostly for my skincare and I have found that these are the most hydrating and keep my skin from getting irritated. Guerlain- orchidee imperiale eye cream The History of Whoo- Gongjinhyang whitening emulsion. Estee Lauder- hydrationist for all over moisture Vichy - Capital Soleil - dry finish sunscreen lotion 45 SPF Clinique- Super City Block 40 SPF Loccitane- Voile de lait -for hands Aveda - Hand relief- for all over body (including feet)

[@deniseherud]

Great vid so glad u posted! I'm very happy 2c u mention clean hands b4 touching ur face. Far 2many people don't do that and wind up with acne. Glad u mention how important skin care is. Very young YT'ers think applying lots of makeup is fine and hides problem skin but is better to start with pretty skin. I'm learning from Korean ladies to wear heavy sunscreen on my hands bc of the sun tanning hands while driving in summer. In NY we take skincare more seriously than b4 and u see a lot of people with sun-brellas to protect on sunny days. Ur complexion looks gorgeous as always!💐

[@Slivings911]

I also LOVE the Garnier mycellar water with the pink cap. It really cleans well. I've been happy with it. I live in the deep south USA where there is a lot of sun and it is very humid in summer. Sun protection is essential. Whatever skin product I buy I try to make sure it has spf, including makeup. I bought L'oreal 48 hour moisturizer for face recently, the blue one for sensitive skin, but then I read the ingredients and it has aluminum in it (!!), so I am now on the hunt for a good, simple, lightweight face lotion with spf and no metals. Oh, by the way, I love Gold Bond (I don't know whether that brand is in Europe) neck & chest cream. It really improves that area in smoothing and firming - I am 59, and I notice a difference when using it. It's inexpensive. Just passing along the tip. Nice video, Justine, as always. :-) ♡

[@tashas3335]

Justine you are so down to earth and beautiful, i look forward to your videos every wednesday you are so clued up with everything fashion and beauty related and use such affordable products. Definatly my favourite you tuber, keep up the fantastic work xxx

[@blakebella2273]

Thanks for your "daily skin routine" video. Makes a lot of sense and it reminds me of the one I grew up with in Europe. Look sooo beautiful with the ponytail/ braid, without any makeup. I hope that many young ladies will follow your suggestions, rather than buying too much makeup at a very young age.

[@SaraWilsonBasturk]

I was a pale kid who grew up in the California sun. My parents were pretty strict with the sunscreen but I still burned at least once every year The importance of not burning was drilled into me from a young age. When I lived in Turkey I was always horrified by the sight of fair, Northern European tourists baking in the sun.

[@laismonteiro7194]

Thank you for sharing your skincare routine! It feels nice to see someone using only a few affordable products. I've recently seen a video of a French make up artist that I like, and she uses more than 10 products in the morning and other 10 different ones in the evening. Thank you for showing us it is possible to have great skin with less stuff!

[@heatherp7836]

You have such lovely skin. I love that you do such simple yet effective skin care routine and that the products you use are not in the hundreds of dollars range. All very accessible.

[@aiai-j7i]

You look SO much better with a clean face! I mean this in a positive way, truly.

[@PamelaG427]

Thanks for the lovely videos Justine! Shopping in pharmacies was one of my favorite parts of visiting Paris...such high quality products!

[@kristinjennifer5852]

I agree- a gentle and simple routine is best. Lovely video!

[@windysky84]

You look so beautiful without make up too!

[@redrumax]

you talked about the Nuxe creme a while ago and I bought it and I must say that is the best for a dry face! and because it is so rich, a tube lasts forever, I had a small tube for over 6 months now

[@terri348]

I live in middle climate. Cold in winter, hot in summer. I have very sensitive skin. So I use Ceta-Phil. Comes in a healing salve consistency for winter. And in a lighter creamy consistency for summer. Only thing that doesnt irritate my skin and I can use both consistenciess for face, body and hands.

[@mominetti]

Neutrogena for hands, especially in winter, is simply the best (pun intended)! I’ve been using it for 10 years and it makes such a filter on your hands, which makes them so soft - even at harsher moments when your hands are really chopped from the cold so much, that they’re bleeding (this happens to me), your hands will be as soft as baby’s hands, seriously, not kidding! ☺️ And thank you Justine, for making such a great video, it’s very informative...but then again you always are and I love your channel! 😍🤗

[@emilykelly-calascione1579]

Thank you Justine. I like that you used midrange priced items that have value. I have sent on link to my daughter who is 26. I agree skincare must start early, and I will say it has served me well. Limiting sun exposure is a must as well. Keep advising, you are amazing , very relateable, and eloquent in your delivery of valuable information to your followers.with appreciation,Emily

[@lakeboww]

Hi Justine, first off thank you very much for sophisticated and helpful videos. I would like to ask you to share your hair care routine with us. Keeping long hair hydrated and not to have dryness on its length is very difficult but yours looks always healthy and shiny.

[@kenya7052]

According to the video I might be French :-) (I love cosmetics, trying new thinks, spending money on care products...) thank you for your inspirative videos, you are so natural and fresh, after wathich your videos I feel that the life is simple and clean.

[@tristandevereaux4867]

The one brand I can get every product I need from is Paula's Choice (though I still use a few other products from other brands). Everything is fragrance free and formulated with fantastic ingredients. Also cruelty free! The prices aren't drugstore but they're also not Drunk Elephant prices. With the sales they have I find the prices to be incredibly reasonable, esp for the exceptional quality. I also love that they stress sun care and offer potent targeted solutions for specific concerns. AND you can buy samples!! I'm not affiliated, just a huge fan.

[@kannstudio6383]

Me too! They send you pretty big sized samples so you can actually try out the product not just once but for couple of days. They prices are very reasonable for the amount of good ingredients they use.

[@anciareuterbach3928]

Me too, I ordered a complete skin care line of them and have great results! I love Paula s Choice and I m very glad, I can get it here in Germany 😋

[@jenparis869]

My god I literally spent over one hour in 2 pharmacies today searching for products for my super sensitive dry skin! Lovely video as always xxx

[@hyyacinthusa7324]

I like how all your skin care products are easy to find and not expensive. I like La roche posay they have amazing products. Great video.❤

[@ebruergen7382]

Thank you for sharing Justine. Love your videos! They always make my day and I learn so much from you. Please keep going xx

[@jackutyu]

woohooo you are almost at 300k Justine!!:)

[@jrepubyoutube2532]

Thank you so much, Justine, for sharing your routine and products with us.

[@karenmininni4962]

I love this video and the products described. I have sensitive skin and the recommended products are perfect for sensitive skin.

[@lindsaygerano2750]

Justine, i am in my mid-thirties and started noticing in the last couple of years that the skin around my eyes is definitely starting to show some “life-lived” :) and have found a remarkable (not cheap/not crazy expensive either) product! Kiehls avocado (small one is $30) really strengthens the skin beneath and around the eye. It actually works. Worth trying if you eventually notice the same thing! I tell everyone about it because i want the product to stay around for selfish reasons! :)

[@justineleconte]

+Lindsay G thanks for sharing 😊

[@Queenread82]

Thank you Justine! I use a “natural” brand called Derma-e. It does not irritate my skin. I am a grandmother, I have few wrinkles but live a pretty clean life in a humid (Pacific Northwest, USA) climate. My Mumsy uses Eucerin and such but I am concerned about the chemicals so I like products with vitamins and more food grade type ingredients.

[@ilenaireyn875]

I use similar products its so important to give the skin a break. Anti-Aging and water is really all you need. All irritation after your puberty is often caused by too much care and allergies. Great video.

[@saltpepper7525]

At last a practical skin care video. No 10 steps or 100 steps of night or day care routine. So much scrabbing and exfoliating and fancy and expensive products. Non of that thank God!. Great video.

[@denisesheehan9189]

Exactly!

[@strawberry1025]

So interesting to hear about your skin routine. Your skin is radiant. I am in my fifties and have had to abandon products like Nivea that I used to use for years. My sensitive, excessively dry and eczema prone skin seems not to tolerate anything but the most inert substances these days. So I cleanse with coconut oil, and moisturize with sweet almond oil with a little hyaluronic acid from The Ordinary added. If my skin is terribly dry I cover it in Vaseline. I use Factor 50 every day summer and winter and have done so for years but take a calcium and Vitamin D supplement to make sure my bones stay strong. My first Dexa bone scan this years showed that I have the bones of a 20 year old so I think the Vit D supplements were a good choice. I am nearly 57 but thanks to that sunscreen with high UVB and UVA rrating I am told I looks years younger for my age. I have begun Retinol 2% in Squaline from The Ordinary every second night. I put all skincare on my neck as well as my face. Oh I do love a good girlie blather about skin care. :D

[@yostralienne3123]

Strawberry 1 Thanks for sharing, I also use oils and aloe Vera on my skin, for the sole reason that I am allergic to the sulfites used in all cosmetics to extends shelf life (how convenient :'( ) Why did you stop using products? I heard a lot of positive review on the ordinary brand could you please share your experience with me?

[@annoldham3018]

I totally agree with the French philosophy of having a good canvas. This is my routine. Evening remove makeup with baby lotion. Remove excess residue with simple toner. Apply thin layer of Nivea soft moisturizer. In the morning, repeat toner and moisturizer process after splashing face with lukewarm to cool water. 😊

[@Pichkowitsch]

I would also love to learn about your hair care routine!!! 😊 Thank you so much for this inspiring video!!!

[@nehakarir4589]

Great tips, thank you again. I have sensitive skin too and my skin get extremely dry in winter. I’ve recently started using Shea butter and I whip it at home with argon oil and essential oils for fragrance. Works well my skin stays hydrated throughout the day. Try using aloe Vera gel for black patch, I have dark patch on my upper lip and chin area, aloe gel works wonders for skin and hair. Thank you again for your sharing your personal tips. Looking forward to more videos as usual. 😊👍

[@kristiLB93]

This was great! Loved that you listed all the products you use.

[@nobodyshome4195]

I like that smiling woman in your mirror! 💃Have a beautiful day 💗

[@kyleeokelberry5559]

Thankyou for including the differences in skincare needs based on where you are that is very helpful :)

[@marinaalinescu1660]

Hey everyone. I read through the comments and just wanted to add that everything is made of chemical substances, you and everything you know. Yes, even organic ingredients are chemicals. And not everything synthetic is bad, and not everything natural is good. It just depends. Things are more complex than that and not black and white "this is 100% bad always, this is 100% good always". Just saying. Lots of love for Justine!! :) PS: I don't think you can get too much sun protection, so SPF 50 is my default, no matter what. And yes, super important to prevent rather than fix. Bisou!

[@robins.7118]

You're right, it depeds. Chemistry is everywhere, but not everything is chemical, artficial. Radioactivity is perfectly natural, but still lethal. And there are things that are toxic, some ingredients we're still using will be banished soon, like it happened in the past. It doesn't mean those ingredients are evil themselves, just not meant for a body purpose.

[@marinaalex0510]

@Alina Marinescu You are so right. "Natural" doesn't always mean better or safer. Actually, often is the other way around

[@ana8621]

I started to use baby SPF because it goes up to 75 on some

[@MsMiika13]

I too have found simplest and economically helpful brands to be the best!

[@shangjamil6787]

You are so amazing and inspiration 😍 lots of love 💖

[@AndraGabrielaMatei]

You are such an inspiration :) May we see your haircare routine, too?

[@evekeith1335]

Justine, I have been watching you for about 4 weeks now and I love your amazing advice. I am not always able to see the products that you recommend. I am blessed with very good skin. I am excited about approaching my 74th birthday. I am a mindset and Business Strategy Coach. I am starting to do programs, webinars etc. on you tube. I am buying a new wardrobe and am getting wrinkles now. My skin is quite fair. Because I had caterachs removed in 2012 eye make up is a problem. Love your wardrobe video. Nails I see that you recommend a solid color red. There is a style of nail called french nails ( I am guessing that is not a french original) Why is solid nail color better. Thanks, Eve Lynn Keith

[@deborahbarry8689]

I always enjoy your videos and appreciate you sharing reasonabley priced cosmetic products. It's so easy to get carried away with product hype. At 65 I'm wrinkle free. I attribute this to avoiding being in the direct sun because my skin is so fair that I burn very easily. I also live in an area where it the temperature is moderate and it rains frequently which helps keep my skin from drying out. I feel so fortunate that I wasnt a sun worshiper in my youth. Thank you for all you do for us Justine. 😳

[@evelynbaron2004]

I love your videos!!!!! The little research I did living in Canada regarding hands supported the idea of glycerin-based hand creams, but I also read that if you moisturized constantly it backfires, so I only use hand cream in the morning and evening. Not sure if this is supported by the science. Also in centrally heated environments indoors, skin will dry out, and I found a very simple small humidifier with built-in HEPA filter for dog and cat fur, placed in my bedroom made a big difference this winter. Not expensive at all, and possible to put a drop or two of lavender or rosemary oil, or eucalyptus if a winter cold may be on the way without harming my dog and cat. The moisturizers that are suddenly very popular on Amazon.com contain hyoluric (sp, sorry) acid and usually a bit of vit C and E. I know the body produces this substance but it slows down drastically as we age; but it is dependent on a neutral, not over dry environment to work as it's purpose is to hold available moisture in the environment. So yes I walk around with an Evian mister which does not disturb my makeup in those places during the day. I learn so much from each one of your videos, thank you so much for your unflagging generosity and good will. (My mother, a holocaust survivor, was born in Berlin and I can understand the culture shock -- she loved going back; it's a city very much like New York … but not -- how to describe? Would love a video on that subject!)

[@debbieann4479]

You look even more beautiful with your hair up off your face! Thank you for educating us!

[@puccantu]

I would love to watch a KZbin video of you speaking in French. ❤️❤️❤️

[@baba6253]

Great video! Thanks for using afordable products! I love French pharmaceutical products which are simply fantastic! Will you please soon share your tips for hair care? XO, B.

[@Gwyn142]

for what its worth, i am also interested in hair care :) thank you for this great video!

[@shteacher]

Basia Witowska Good idea. Especially because it’s changing as I age. I like it better now as my few grays (I’m in my 50’s) have more body and are less oily than I had in my younger life. I’m grateful to God. But by Hair care I mean I’m considering a more minimalist approach and a more green earth conscience and health conscience approach. I’ve considered making my own. And I do make my own dry shampoo. I’m considering a shampoo bar, or no poo, as they say or ... well. I’m not sure. LESS. IS. INDEED. MORE. As I’m a cheap skate at heart but if I can use intentional products that are frugal vs. high end: perfect.

[@imamar1603]

It's very interesting about Japan and sun spots. This is my second year living in Japan and I've seen lots of people here with sun spots and they are very noticeable. And I'm a firm believer of less is more especially on the face!

[@LSSYLondon]

Having lived in Japan in the past for 3 years I am warning you if you do not do major cover up with tons of SPF sunglasses, hats and Parasols as well as UV gloves - YOU WILL GET THEM. They are not being Victorian- learn to embrace being covered up head to toe. The sun is just that harsh there. I had no idea how bad the sun would be until I got my first sun spot at age 19 from just going outside to walk to the trains- no more than 30 minutes a day of sun in my first year and I am forever marked right under my eye with a sunspot. I'm now 29 and still trying to minimize it with The History of Whoo Gongjinhyang whitening emulsion.

[@jaimezuniga4702]

I found this so interesting! Thank you! I love that you are wearing your earrings too- they are beautiful on you. I bought the rose gold version and love love love them.

[@PoornimaTissera]

Thanks, Justine, very practical selection of good products.

[@DeborahSutherlandDebinPei]

The brands you use are some of my favourites and would not be without a good routine, which is possible without spending a huge amount 🇨🇦✌🏻

[@lenabigonia333]

Thank you for sharing your routine- I learned so much about skin care!

[@MConcertPianoPlayer]

A wonderful video Justine! I have dry and sensitive skin, and often spend more money on skincare than makeup (I don't wear much makeup though), and find it pays off. I agree, less is more . Thank you for the skincare tips, I will definitely be using them :)

[@cynthiacampos2840]

Love the idea that you have diversity of videos!

[@DansonforJoy]

Thank you for sharing your skincare routine with us, Justine! :)

[@wandaamorose9964]

Thank you for this video. It was great to see you use reasonably priced products. All of these products are at our local pharmacies and so there is no reason we shouldn’t try to maintain a good skin routine. Thanks again!

[@fairysoulz4903]

I totally love how you wash with just water, this is also my method, and very important! Speaking here from Colorado in the US.

[@lorehozan6073]

I think this video was very helpful, Korean skincare is so hyped right now that even I tried some products, everywhere you can see that korean women have perfect skin and they don't age, I though it's the products they use, but today I found out that it's their skin

[@justineleconte]

it's probably a mix of both reasons: in Korea, having fair (white) skin is considered beautiful so women protect their skin from the sun from an early age - so they do really, actively limit the damage caused by the sun.

[@KH-xc5dt]

Justine Leconte officiel please post something regarding mature women with oily skin. Skin care and foundation. Take care!

[@nosotrosenchina]

Thank you for sharing your routine with us! 💕 hope you can recommend us more eye care

[@smoutchie]

une des meilleures vidéos sur la peau que j'ai pu voir jusqu'à présent!

It was interesting to see how your skincare looks like and with all the side facts it was also informative ♥ Loved it

[@justineleconte]

+Kristina Förtsch thanks!

[@GinaMarieCheeseman]

I like your skin care philosophy. I keep mine extremely simple. My skin is very oily so I don't need a ton of moisturizer. I find my skin looks better if I just use a mild cleanser and a light moisturizer.

[@junhengchen1730]

Thank you Justine! Love your video like always!

[@maryantonias1598]

Well done,Justine!!!Your video was very helpful!!It's important to learn how we clean and hydrate our face daily without causing breakouts!!!Thanks,once again!!!😍😍😍😍

[@ibraidhair]

Thanks for sharing this. I've found that since having kids, I spend less time on good skin care, which has resulted in more blemishes. This means I feel the need to wear more makeup. I really want to get back to not needing makeup because I just don't want to spend the time on it.

[@jrepubyoutube2532]

Hi Justine, please do another video regarding skincare. Thank you.

[@Heather.C.ButterflySage]

Justine, always fabulous and educational.

[@yanicasacksteder7366]

Love this video! Also, I think the lipstick you're wearing is very flattering on you!

[@christyd6876]

Thank you so much for the tips Justine! I'm Caucasian AND my skin produces minimal oil. It gets dried out in general, especially in the winter time. This has helped me so much 😊

[@garlicgirl3149]

I am going to experiment and make my own. Products are so expensive and contain so many chemicals. Thank you for your take on skincare...it is nice to know the physiology of skin is apart of care.

[@baceicly502]

Thank you so much for this video!! I love how the products are easily available anywhere and not expensive. I want to know if eye creams are good for teenagers, 17 years old.

[@annaa7679]

You are amazing! Thank you!

[@JasmeetK9610]

You look really beautiful without any makeup on. 😍

[@hollyhechavarria444]

You are great at this!!!. Thank you SO much!

[@fannygustafson9220]

Nice video. I live in Sweden and my skin is surface dry, sensitive and I’ve had problems with acne. I have learned that my skin loves creams and masks with much moisture and that are non comedogenic. A moisturising serum and bha toner is a must. I also use cleansing milk, micellar water as second cleanser, eye cream, sunscreen and an enzym peel once a week. I usually by products for sensitive skin and read the ingredience list for stuff I want to avoid. My favourite brands is Paulas Choice, Bioderma and Evy. This in combination with the pill to keep my hormones in check have done wonders 🙂 I’m really interested in beauty ideals on a historical and political level and have studied beauty ideals through the history. I find french womens attitude towards beauty very interesting. I have really appreciated watching your videos about it.

[@louise-yo7kz]

Very important info. I have been experimenting all over the place

[@nunofrade1719]

Hi Justine! Only recently I came across your channel and I've been binge watching all your videos since then. I found it wonderful that we share pretty much the same skin routine and principals. Looking after my skin is engraved on my approach to life and my personal wellbeing. And I agree when you say that less is more and that it is wiser to prevent than fix damages, so I too prefer extra nourishing creams and/serums and started using anti-ageing products since my early twenties. The result: I turn 40 this year and not a wrinkle to be seen. I personally am a big fun of Nuxe (l'huile prodigieuse I use on my hair over night as well), Rodial, Pixi and now i'm treating myself to Filorga for the big 4 - 0. Your channel is amazing and a true inspiration, unfortunately there are not many comprehensive vloggers for men's skincare. Still a bit of a taboo. I might have to start my own ;-)

[@pizzaperson1]

you look so gorgeous without makeup!!!

[@cherylpryde3092]

Kind regards from Canada. I enjoy your work and your thorough teachings. You are lovely. 🇨🇦