Olivia Wilde's Nontoxic Nighttime Skincare Routine | Go To Bed With Me | Harper's BAZAAR

Olivia Wilde is committed to clean, nontoxic beauty. The actress and activist recently joined forces with True Botanicals, a certified nontoxic beauty company, to serve as chief brand activist. In this episode of #GoToBedWithMe, the Booksmart director shares her favorite sustainable products.
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[@hazza8581]

No one: Literally no one: KZbin: *Let's recommend this to Harry stans now!!!* 😅😅😅

[@janawnr]

for real

[@elinb2009]

Yes

[@lololee24]

No one made you click on this channel, and most of you Harry stans think the relationship is a stunt, so why would you click on this channel?

[@colamalfoy]

well well well looks like we, the harry stans, are gathered once more

[@victorianaclarke9153]

Hahahahaha Yessss

[@malektahri3836]

From thr c3mille vid to this

[@emilyclaypole5471]

BAHAHAHA

[@alicelopez130]

I love how she implies that dermatologists don’t know what they’re doing, but she does lmao

[@elonmusk921]

ALICE AQUARIUS I don’t know what the worst part of this video is, as I’ve blocked the traumatic experience of watching it out of my memory, but it’s probably that

[@kaseyseidman6710]

Don’t even get me started I was dying through this whole video. Painful to watch. She was wrong about like everything lol

[@BarbChang]

This video should be titled "A True Botanicals Infomercial featuring Olivia Wilde".

[@jacada4891]

Plus preaching to us from her very high horse

[@leilakennedy7736]

Barb Chang I didn’t see your comment and said the same thing. She just needed the free phone number at the end. Yawn.

[@lololee24]

Rihanna did the same thing, and you dumbbells lapped up every word she said.

[@elonmusk921]

I love how she said “dermatologists said this, but SURELY that’s not a good idea” as if dermatologists (emphasis on the implication that she saw multiple and they all suggested these things) wouldn’t know what is and isn’t safe to put on the skin

[@elonmusk921]

Also love how she doesn’t realize that the reasons you can’t use certain things while pregnant has nothing to do with your health and is either because 1) it hasn’t been tested on pregnant women so it’s better safe than sorry, or 2) is absorbed into the body and thus the fetus and that could harm the child because fetuses don’t have the same defenses as adults.

[@ninakara585]

Right? I hate when so many influencers talk as if dermatologists don’t know what they’re doing as if they didn’t spend years and years studying skin 🤦🏼‍♀️ all she’s putting on her skin is fragrance from essential oils thinking it’s good cuz it’s “natural”

[@Candyprincess971]

@@ninakara585 a lot of essential oils are irritating in the long term if used at the wrong percentage and aren't fresh but there are also essential oils with proven soothing and rejuvenating benefits, and a few even can be used on pregnant women and 3 months babies Pubmed the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health literally has tons of studies of proven benefits of essential oils. Both conventional and natural skincare products have pros and cons. Science debunks the anti essential oil propaganda too, the founder of Osmia organics is a certified medical doctor and she created a natural skincare brand, dermatologists just like all health professionnals get bonuses when they promote certain brands I know this for a fact as I used to work to for a call center where I had to call doctors for big name labs in France.

[@ninakara585]

Candyprincess971 oh wow thank you for that I’ve been always told not to put anything with essential oils on my face cuz they have the same chemical bond that perfume contains. Do u know exactly which ones are good for soothing sensitive skin? Cuz I would love to try and have my mind changed thanks 😊

[@ninakara585]

Also From what I know a big reason why they r irritating is because they oxidize very quickly and that itself makes it irritating so it’s just best to avoid and not risk it. I’m all for natural extracts tho especially aloe in moisturizer has helped my sensitive skin a ton!

[@alondratorres306]

I also love that many of these comments are pointing out that many celebrities don't know anything at all. Harper's Bazaar, you are showing content to a very well-informed audience, we have better expectations. Olivia also said that she was never good at chemistry, so don't you think she should educate herself before preaching to the choir because all of her "information" just sounds ridiculous.

[@leilakennedy7736]

Alondra Torres that’s a really good point. Harpers Bazaar needs to step it up, we aren’t wowed by celebrities with no knowledge of skincare and routines that really are advertisements.

[@whiteonyx11]

..I really wonder if many ppl are just deaf or plain ignorant. In what sane world is a baby called a "parasite" wtf! There is really a big bunch of ppl who really that brainwashed to overlook this behaviour most of them display. As satanic as it can get. Hopefully the world will be freed of this * asap.

[@DAS-qv4xy]

Lmfao!!! She is vegan and is trying to make a difference. Probably more than I can say for you negative Nancys. If you don't believe in what she is saying then just go away and save it for someone who cares to partake in your negativity.

[@magda0204]

It's sad, how these "go to bed with me" routines slowly but steadily turned into elaborate ads...

[@leilakennedy7736]

Magda Lena ahh, I was about to hit play but your comment and a few others have set my expectations to low. But holy moly it’s an informercial. It is so disappointing! The Vogue ones are better because they don’t let them push their brands/colabs etc. Khloe Kardashian (I know) said she was allowed to do one as long as she didn’t mention Good American her Jean line.

[@christyfray9412]

These skin care companies are no fool. We as consumers have to be smart

[@psak3797]

Magda Lena, but it is her REAL routine.

[@MariaJose-or1sb]

@@leslie_7565 It literally says she is working with the brand: "The actress and activist recently joined forces with True Botanicals, a certified nontoxic beauty company to serve as chief brand activist.". The not sponsor thing is about BAZAAR and the brand.

[@caritosoleno]

Remember: Just because is natural doesn't mean is good (like poison ivy)

[@blackangel4431]

Caro Soleno C I- Ahahah true

[@Heedy770]

Acne and wrinkles are all natural products too!

[@michelleassous]

Exactly my worst allergies have come from "natural" products. Consumers need to look into each individual ingredient instead of falling for "natural" marketing.

[@isabellabettoni1152]

This is why I use natural ingredients not producs😂💝

[@Heedy770]

@@isabellabettoni1152 good products have good ingredients formulated to be good for your skin...like VitC is amazing for skin, but applying lemon or orange juice to skin for VitC is BAD..Poison ivy isn't a natural product, it is a natural ingredient.

[@chongyunbabygirl3921]

olivia: "i don't put harsh chemicals and only use all natural products" also olivia: "this smells soooooo good"

[@Cosmicladybug]

Do you think natural things don't smell good?

[@bsvlogs3753]

IKR!!!! Like fragrance is terrible for skin

[@Heedy770]

@@Cosmicladybug just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. Natural fragrances are universally bad for all skin types.

[@chongyunbabygirl3921]

Cosmicladybug natural things may also include sh*t and burp so yeah i do like SOME natural things including essential oils, if it is used in a humidifier and not on the skin

[@Cosmicladybug]

@@Heedy770 If you are referring to essential oils when you say "natural fragrance" then you are incredibly incorrect, I don't know where you get your information from, essential oils have been used on the skin for centuries. I don't claim all natural things are good for you, just like all chemicals aren't bad for you, but the arguments some people are having on this video have no practical relevance. The woman uses natural skin care not laden with chemicals. If you are fine with synthetic chemicals, by all means, slather yourself in them 👍

[@doctorbellacullen]

I hate when these are just ads for one brand and not a real routine.

[@SageMacBunny]

But I think sometimes there are people that like to stick to one product line so there aren't weird potential interactions amongst active ingredients, idk 🤷

[@Adriana-so5jn]

sometimes people just like certain brand, in her vogue make up video she used true botanicals oil & mist too.

[@erikabalogh1419]

I follow her on multiple platforms, she DOES use true botanicals. I beleive every second of this video. :-)

[@catherinezuklic5070]

It's probably her real routine.

[@kate.m8499]

@@SageMacBunny yup, agree. My mum is one of them 😏.

[@TheTMRP123]

As an esthetician, reading the comments puts a mental smile on my face ;). I'm glad the viewers are informed of the bull**** hype when it comes to the terms "chemicals" and "natural". This line maybe good, but don't degrade other products because you're advocating ONE brand in your routine. Olivia Wilde is a millionaire, I'm sure she sees an esthetician regularly to manage her skin and doesn't just rely on this one little brand...

[@coquelicot2947]

But aren't you glad that some people want to stay away from chemicals that are bad for human health and the environment and about waste and that she's talking about that ?

[@Heedy770]

@@coquelicot2947 what chemicals would that be? because the fragrance chemicals she is telling us to put on our skin is so SO bad for us and every skin type...also, most mineral oils and paraffins used in skincare are subsidies of the energy industry and are highly refined before being added to products...so, they are hardly causing or contributing to global warming...the only good thing she said was to eat less meat and recycle clothes

[@bums009]

@@coquelicot2947 the sustainability part is fine, but you can advocate for sustainability without spreading misinformation about skincare that could potentially damage people's skin. Highly fragranced products for acne prone skin? "If it smells like a chemical it is a chemical" what a load of bull. I'm not giving her a pass just because its sustainable. It's the way she spoke about skincare that really rubbed me the wrong way, as if she knew better than a professional what people should be putting on their skin lmao.

[@coquelicot2947]

@@Heedy770 ok, fragrances are irritants, essential oils too but how many ingredients are endocrine disruptors wich is way worse and don't worry about very strong irritants and allergens on beauty products that are not essential oils and fragrances

[@coquelicot2947]

@@Heedy770 just a question, i don't know if you are from thé US but if you are, don't you have an app that can "read" what are the ingredients in your products and tell you the risks etc. Not that it's perfect but really it helps to stay away from things that are proven to be very unsafe...

[@jtina21]

I'm a long time Olivia Wilde fan and her skin is totally flawless but this was so patronizing, girl! Also I love vitamin c and retinol, there are tons of studies on these and retinol has been around for years.

[@dianarusnov292]

"You don't want something that smells like burning tires." But yes, yes I do. (AHAs, BHAs, Retinol, Actives >>> Fragrance, Essential Oils, Fear-Mongering "clean" skincare)

[@sunnyday_lemonbars]

It's the EWG!

[@bionotes7153]

Diana Rusnov no retinol during pregnancy though

[@dianarusnov292]

@cheeseschrist I'm overexaggerating lol, but I have had a few lactic and glycolic acids that can smell a bit rotten. I've heard that P50 smells awful, but have never tried it. All still worth it though.

[@dianarusnov292]

@@bionotes7153 Yup, of course! Breast-feeding too, people forget that.

[@youknow7856]

also vitamin c stinks (unless the product is full of fragrance) but its one of my fave ingredients

[@Haley_Wozniak]

The people who are scared of chemicals have zero problem with bleaching their hair 😂.

[@gldnkltz101]

To be fair, you bleach your hair maybe once every few months, which is a lot less frequent than your everyday skincare

[@Haley_Wozniak]

I guess, but it's just the irony coming from the celebrities who stand behind brands like this or the EWG. Then they have perfect hair which probably gets done every 4 weeks, foreheads that done move, and lip injections. Which is fine, but they really need to stop abusing the word chemical and toxic. Same with all these big young living reps who claim everything is toxic but have ice blonde hair, it's laughable.

[@gldnkltz101]

@@Haley_Wozniak That's a fair point but I also think you can limit things where you can and still have valid reasons for limiting them. For example, many people recycle but still order from Amazon. Many people try reducing the amount of meat or processed sugar they eat overall. You can be concerned about 'toxins' and limit them in some places where it's easy and convenient. After all, I think we're all into ease and convenience at heart lol

[@Pookieluvie]

Really Though How? The chemicals in haircare products literally absorb through your scalp. There’s a reason why so many hairdressers (especially those expecting) refuse to do color work - it’s incredibly hazardous to your health.

[@mollybell294]

Or drinking water.. water is a chemical

[@CaliLewisR]

Sustainable routine *leaves the water running*

[@katarinamills8530]

Exactly.

[@eat_apples3270]

Haha

[@psak3797]

Claudia, could you tell me the timestamp?

[@TheNobnob]

Lemme guess, she's a brand ambassador for this brand or invested money in it 🙄

[@Peruvianmuse]

Poupoupidou Olivia Wilde is the Chief Brand Activist, she could have said it.

[@catherinezuklic5070]

But she discovered the products first, and when she liked them so much, she wanted to get involved.

[@skael1258]

She mentioned that.

[@laurenceapitz1678]

@@catherinezuklic5070 and ? does that prevent her from disclosing that she is paid ?

[@catherinezuklic5070]

@@laurenceapitz1678 . Obviously not, but there's no harm from her not disclosing because she really does like and use the products. She's giving her real opinion, nothing false.

[@Peruvianmuse]

Just a infomercial. Olivia Wilde is the True Botanicals Chief Brand Activist Why doesn’t she or Harper’s Bazar inform that she works for the brand, this is just a infomercial, I don’t like her and now I don’t trust these products, and I’ve used the product, not as good as she says.

[@patriciamiguel1957]

They informed. Is in the information box.

[@anna891007]

With the new FTC regulations they legally have to inform us about that. They definitely need to think about that for future videos or they could get in legal trouble.

[@amarie5836]

Yes exactly! FTC needs to shut this down because this is against the law now.

[@sheelasingh4963]

Thank you

[@AG-kp4sh]

It reads, "The actress and activist recently joined forces with True Botanicals, a certified nontoxic beauty company, to serve as chief brand activist". LOL!! The bs terms they are using...it's like double-speak!!

[@UranijaZeus]

Honey, oils don't penetrate your water barrier.

[@aintyoua868]

This is the same thing I thought 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Haley_Wozniak]

👏👏

[@kristenp1606]

Yes, the oil is the last step because it locks everything in, moisturizer before oil.

[@toonomam]

? After you've cleansed you have no barrier left, and even if you just splash your face with water in the morning and put some oil on your face, it will be absorbed few minutes later :)

[@southerncross5360]

Honey you’re wrong. Start with jojoba oil it’s the closest oil to your natural sebum. Learn about ceramides, vitamin C serums, hyaluronic acid, lipids that must penetrate that’s what carrier oils are for. It’s chemistry and science, not opinions. To those who don’t like her product choices fine it’s not different from doctors different brands yet simple products with no sulfates suds strip like certain shampoos. Here’s an example if you use Hydrocortisone makes the skin thin just like certain chemicals. All the natural is bad talk isn’t the point it’s what chemicals are they would you wash your face with Windex? Use acidic cleaners and forget the gloves? Doubt it doesn’t matter what her choice of products are the majority use oils period.

[@kaseyseidman6710]

As a skincare professional, I can’t handle this series 🤦🏼‍♀️ I almost screamed when she brought up the face oils. Facial oils do not penetrate the skin. Oils sit on top of your skin.

[@PtolemyXVII]

Kasey Seidman oils protect the lipid barrier but they actually dry out the skin...it's ridiculous the amount of celebrities who use facial oils.

[@lp1643]

These skincare episodes are so dumb 😆😆😆 they stress me out i want to scream at them too

[@sunscreenhoarder6558]

@@PtolemyXVII oils do not “dry out the skin” lmao, what on earth are you on about and where did you get that idea? They don’t hydrate the skin, but there’s a huge difference between something having desiccating abilities and just not being a humectant lol. Provided oils are applied to skin that’s already hydrated, they do a decent job at helping to reduce TEWL and smoothing over the skin (though if TEWL is genuinely a concern you really need an occlusive like petroleum jelly to actually create a proper barrier as such).

[@PtolemyXVII]

@@sunscreenhoarder6558 oils break down collagen due to its omega 3/6/9 content, hence skin needs the right amount of water to oil ratio to keep it hydrated. You can suffocate your skin with too much oil, in addition some oils accelerate hyperpigmentation

[@sunscreenhoarder6558]

Oils don't break down collagen. I'd love to see the source that say they do, though

[@shannonjhn]

The reason why the tell you not to use certain products is because it can be absorbed into the bloodstream and into the fetus. And also they can’t do testing on pregnant people because they don’t know the long term affects of it on the fetus.

[@Heedy770]

I hate it when clueless people behave like they know their stuff....like, SIT DOWN!

[@juanae.vargas2509]

That's so Shannon tell her sister!!!!

[@vanesabustamante6194]

I was shocked when she said that like wtf

[@alia_babo]

Idk if it's just me but I think she's somehow trying to insert something political in a skincare routine video. There's no way she didn't know that she's going to push some people's buttons by referring to a fetus as a "parasite". Anyway, I agree with you. You're supposed to eliminate certain things from your routine when pregnant because you don't really know how it's gonna affect the fetus, although those things are usually okay to use when you're not pregnant because the effects on non-pregnant women are already studied, therefore it's deemed safe. It's not because you're not worth taking care of. Like, come on.

[@slamminsam6xoxo]

That's so Shannon exactly! They do this in an ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION. even my doctor said you can probably still use your products but we just HAVE to tell u not to bc we don’t test on pregnant people.

[@crystalmarie7709]

“I was never good with chemistry” No shit

[@Candyprincess971]

This chemist actually doesn't disagree with her : kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5KkfYVtrqhriqs

[@karly.asshhh]

Lmao right??

[@dragonfly6908]

I remember staring at test tubes in my Chemistry class and thinking "what are they for?.

[@iseenargles13]

Pregnant women also can’t eat sushi or deli meat but those aren’t toxic to you. There are things that aren’t harmful to you but can be harmful to a developing fetus.

[@toriemegan9745]

THANK YOU

[@potatoflips2694]

This whole series is getting kind of awkward. So many of these people just don't know anything about skincare, science or chemistry.

[@sailuna9195]

It Is getting pretty stupid annoying, but I guess we are happy to know more about skin care and don't fall in to trends that this celebrates promote.

[@bionotes7153]

Do you? She’s a consumer, as many of us are. This video is made for consumers, not a lecture hall. She’s reviewing what she likes as a recommendation, not as a derm. There’s a time and a place. If you want to know the chemistry behind it stop watching this and go take ochem. Unfortunately you’ll probably not want to use any pcps anymore after you know what’s in them.

[@queerness8380]

Quinn Reed I mean, they don’t have to be experts. This is not an educational series. It’s purely for entertainment. It’s like a film version of those spreads in magazines where they’d interview a celebrity and ask what skincare and makeup they use. I agree it’s annoying when they confidently give (arguably) terrible skincare advice, but I also try to remember that no one is forcing me to follow their directions.

[@Heedy770]

I'm even fine with people not knowing...but the ones like her that talk like they know better than dermatologists and then recommend perfumes for skin are so annoying

[@bums009]

The real problem is that they pretend they do know, they have the arrogance to be so certain about things even though they're actually very ignorant on the subject.

[@gabrielleajobena]

when she says 'chemicals that dermatologist recommend, id she referring to ahas and bhas?? because last time I checked, those are also natural from sugarcane, willowbark, fruit enzymes, etc. correct me if i'm wrong

[@laypro]

Probably retinoic acids if she had bad acne that is what a derm would prescribe and it is a nono when preagnant

[@paulinamolinari4099]

Which is funny because retinol is quite literally just Vitamin A and proven times and times again to be amazing for acne, it’s funny she mentions smell too because retinols literally have no smell

[@sacredbodyyoga8689]

This entire video made me feel so anxious and I felt like I was being preached to. Like an entire manic episode rather than a bedtime skincare routine.

[@CrisDaniTheGirl]

And all with wrong things. Terrible.

[@Velzmari]

She's the chief brand activist for this brand. She joined in 2017. Google Olivia Wilde True Botanicals and their announcement will pop up. Girl, I'll stick to my CeraVe unscented cleanser and my the ordinary products. Thanks.

[@Viennafly1]

OW: "I went to these dermatologists who gave me the best advice their twelve years of education, research, and evidence told them to give me, and I was like, you guys are idiots and I know more than you!" Also OW: "I was never good at chemistry."

[@danielamorilladicicco6693]

We know our bodies better than Drs, Doctors make mistakes and also try to impose products they are sponsored by. So, there

[@mermaidmoon2254]

@@danielamorilladicicco6693 We know our bodies better, true. Not chemistry, medicine, dermatology, formulations, etc. So, there.

[@writeeat7364]

@@danielamorilladicicco6693 no. You may know something is wrong and their diagnosis isn't perfect. But you don't know better than them about chemistry, medicines, etc. Just because many conditions have similar symptoms and mimic one another doesn't make you a damned doctor

[@takeyourheart3030]

@@danielamorilladicicco6693 OW is literally sponsored by this brand in this video. 😂

[@heyayup]

Olivia stop fear mongering by using terms like "toxic" and "chemicals", everything is a chemical! You advocate for fragrance which has been shown to lead to skin irritation and allergies and you're worried about chemicals? This "routine" is just an advertisement for True Botanicals, another brand that capitalizes on the trend of being clean and all natural.

[@leonaparic2089]

exactly

[@eat_apples3270]

Yep! And she'll be getting paid no doubt

[@kayleykat5183]

I agree

[@andybishop6162]

They asked her to share what she likes and uses - they asked for her opinion. This is her opinion. The fragrance she is referring to is the fragrance from the oils, not added fragrance, which is what you are talking about.

[@tiffanymichelle3130]

Andy Bishop essential oils aren’t great for your skin either. Major irritants. Look it up.

[@RageshreeChatterjee17]

speaking as an amateur skin care junkie, sometimes products that smell too good can be as harsh as those harsh smelling ones

[@Sarah-nw7xl]

You've fallen into the annoying new trap of misunderstanding the meaning of the word "sustainable", but ok...probably not your fault.

[@mushy470]

I was waiting for part about waste and the environment

[@brunev.1858]

also promoting glass jar products and then a toothpaste in a plastic tube !

[@Heedy770]

yeah...all the products are in FROSTED GLASS (which isn't recycled) and have plastic pumps and lids....she is so full of herself and self congratulatory

[@Moonshine-1111]

Resveratrol (not pronounced resperatrol) is found in grape skin and not apple skin 🙄 Quercetin and malus domestica is found in apple peels which is also in this antioxidant booster.

[@HM-pw8it]

😂😂😂

[@Dispatern]

'Malus domestica' is just the species name for 'apple'

[@gabrieladaneshka5767]

If I had no idea about skincare she could have actually been able to convince me she knows what she is talking about..

[@alondratorres306]

You go to a dermatologist (4 yrs BA, 4 yrs Med, 3 yrs Residency, 1-2 yrs specialization) they prescribe medication, and yet you actually BELIEVE you know what's better for your skin. That's adorable. That's why there are some many anti-vaxxers and "clean beauty" gurus with no education out there.

[@Samlevy101]

Alondra Torres anti vaxxers and people that are into clean beauty are not comparable at all. she has made a lifestyle choice and you and no one else in the comments has any right to attack her, its her choice to make

[@alondratorres306]

@@Samlevy101 I'm not attacking her, I love her work. But misinformation and ignorance are the root of many problems so I think it's irresponsible that these celebrities are spreading this

[@alondratorres306]

@@Samlevy101 plus, my point was that people that think they know better than doctors bother me a lot because they probably do some google searches and doctors study their whole lives for this. I was commenting while watching the video, so if you want to get the full picture of what I'm saying, you could go back to where she mentions seeing a derm

[@viv9239]

Sam Levy she shouldn’t have gone to a dermatologist then lol if she thinks she’s such an expert

[@shellys.9531]

@Alondra Torres One absolutely CAN know whats better for their own skin and body-particularly when most physicians are given the majority of their training in Western medicine of “treat the symptoms” and not the root cause of disease. Those doctors are given very little training on nutrition (a proven cornerstone of good health), much less natural/complimentary therapies that could be utilized before turning to pharmaceuticals that always have side effects. No, I am not an anti vaxxer btw. I am a firm believer that medicine has its place; as in for serious issues (including a pandemic). However, most negative outcomes in health can be avoided by proper diet and exceecise (the things many people don’t seem to want to do). And, granted, many people don’t want to do extensive research like I have, but there are plenty of herbs that are healing and safe. Some are not and natural doesn’t automatically=safe and thats why its important to research and also seek the advice of an integrated medical practitioner. But to say your average doctor knows everything is severely limiting belief at best and dangerous to your health and takes the power for your health out of your own hands. There is documented healing of all kinds of diseases simply through diet, exercise and herbal medicine. Don’t underestimate it-or yourself.

[@gracenagel]

"I was never good at chemistry." Yeah, I can tell by all the chemical bashing.

[@gingertripp1]

there's a lot of misinformation in this video

[@antisimian4]

Olivia said, "Hi, this is how I clean my face, also, welcome to my TedTalk!"

[@monsutades9999]

"you don't wanna put chemicals on your face" ummm all of the things you put on your face are technically "chemicals" Even Water is a "chemical" I mean she did say she was bad at chemistry 😅😭😂

[@xtinkerbellax3]

I find this rebuttal so obnoxious and I see it way too often, I think it's obvious what people mean when they say that lol.

[@monsutades9999]

@@xtinkerbellax3 yes but the "chemicals" they are thinking of are essentially non existent in skincare. As if people would put such a thing in skincare nowadays They make mineral oil sound like battery acid lol

[@coquelicot2947]

@@xtinkerbellax3 yesss!!! And this kind of comment never takes into account the environmental aspect...in fact, those comments are so irresponsible and I also see them everywhere and I was wondering "are people and especially americana tbh that unaware about what is going with the environment and the industries etc???", like if "natural" opposed to "chemical" had no context

[@coquelicot2947]

She really explains that she's meaning non-toxic, so please be honnest

[@fernandaaguil]

@@xtinkerbellax3 some people like to play dumb. They think it's cool.

[@leahnewman9489]

olivia wilde acting like a dermatologist for 12 minutes straight

[@amya538]

Olivia: hates toxins in skincare. Also Olivia: this smells amazing. (aka fragrance, which are toxic irritants!)

[@werm3169]

Fragrance is by no means toxic: it simply does not fit that definition. It does indeed carry one of the highest irritation and allergy risks of almost all cosmetic ingredients though.

[@smilesbymyles]

Oils sit on top of the skin, they DO NOT get absorbed; use them last to seal everything in if you need that boost of moisture

[@ludak8890]

I just thought the same thing.

[@nottetnadia]

True that

[@rubyreads4706]

Actually that's not quite true. Every moisturizing cream has oil as well as water in it. So if you use oil on damp skin then it can emulsify and it can be absorbed quite nicely. But it is true if you use it on dry skin it will just sit on top.

[@orewahouston2143]

readwithjulie is it better to cleanse, hydrating serum and then an oil? 💕

[@smilesbymyles]

@@orewahouston2143 probably. You can cleanse with an oil if you do a double cleanse, but its best to use the largest molecule last so that your other products penetrate the skin last

[@Daniel.rmendez]

Has Angelina Jolie been on this channel yet? Because like umm helloo I need to see that skincare routine! 😳😩

[@PureSparkles22]

RIGHT!!!

[@sara8549]

Even Beyonce , Zendaya, jada Smith , Lady gaga hellooooo!!!!

[@eyyeyeeyeyeuwuhehehdbdvf]

@@sara8549 if Beyonce does this... it will have 100 mil views

[@whiteonyx11]

hopefully all of them are in jail soon for their pedovore crimes.

[@destenylarsson7775]

Who’s here of the rumors of OLIVIA DATING HARRY STYLES

[@kaitlynbaio4368]

MEEEE

[@sarahzapata-white2570]

Came here for Harry but im staying for Olivia💕

[@colamalfoy]

youtube being shady and recommending too 😹

[@charlenemoore4301]

I just looked up the channels name and I was like “oh that’s the lady who was seen with Harry” then went in the comments to see if any other Harry stans were here😂😂😭

[@ellaward8136]

meeeeeees

[@alyssadidonato7369]

Keep the videos coming 🙏🙏 I love these skin care routines

[@fernandaaguil]

I'm here waiting for the opinions of the dermatologists graduated on youtube.

[@kellysmith2473]

😂😂

[@xtinkerbellax3]

People watch two Dr Dray videos and think they're dermatologists by osmosis.

[@melanieknisely5045]

@@xtinkerbellax3 dray is a quack

[@newnamestillhumanthough576]

@@melanieknisely5045 why do you say dray is a quack ? And who do you recommend instead?

[@melanieknisely5045]

@@newnamestillhumanthough576 Strictly my own observation from seeing some of her videos, she has some disorders she needs to address before I take her advice. I wish her well, but she is considered a beautuber, not exactly someone I want my young niece looking up to. I admire and watch Susan Yara of Mixed Makeup. She has over 15 years in the skincare industry. Also, I like Cody Montarbo on both YT and IG, he will actually help you with your routine and answer your questions. Best of luck in your skin care journey.

[@umnia4316]

Smelling good does not equal good for you... I looked up the brand she used and although they dont have added fragrances, they do have lavender oil, fruit oils (watermelon, red raspberry, grapefruit) which are doing absolutely nothing besides making it smell good. For some people, they could cause more irritation, inflammation and acne. I'd rather use a simple lactic acid serum or rose hip oil that smells meh but I know has ingredients that have purpose

[@youknow7856]

lavender oil is actually sensitising

[@jacada4891]

Preach!! Exactly mama

[@Samlevy101]

any ingredient can cause sensitivity, nothing is guarantied to work on everyones skin

[@elonmusk921]

Sam Levy yeah, but some ingredients are proven to cause sensitivity on a wider scale than others.

[@izabelix]

Yeah, it irks me that all she says is "it smells so good". Like, lady, it's not supposed to smell nice, it's supposed to work.

[@murieltapia4329]

It drives me crazy when they do their routine with rings on. I can’t even pay attention to what she did besides try to sell this brand Why is she spraying her face after applying oil and a night mask

[@justbebeapanda]

Fave routine by far, thank you Olivia!

[@skael1258]

I Love that she mentioned other ways, like the meat and plastic, to help lessen the harm you cause.

[@ludak8890]

I wonder what the hell my mom did when she was pregnant that would totally freak doctors out today. 😁😁😁

[@aliastopsecret]

Celebrities always know what's best for us.

[@anneshr6229]

This is the first video I have ever seen with her and I have to say she just seems very smart and even tho it´s only a 10 min video she says importent things and gets her point across.

[@christinahenisey5463]

Very enjoyable video with a good message!

[@CC-tq3kf]

Mama this ain't how science works...

[@lelikatkinsonova3061]

I do not want to sound mean, but I have tried almost everything from this line and I felt it was too overpriced and I haven’t really see any results. The mask Olivia mentioned did not feel moisturizing and just sat on top of the skin without doing anything. Face wash nothing special, and on my opinion it did not smell as great as Olivia described, it also would stain your eyes if it go near your eye area, so I was surprised she was be able to use it the way she did. I also tried serums from both their lines and for 140$ I did not feel it performed as some other brands do. Sorry for such negative review but this brand did not worth the money on my opinion.

[@tokyopt]

Ironically, while Olivia is babbling about things smelling like “chemicals”, most actual bio cosmetics smell crap because they don’t have fragrance added. The more you know...

[@ninalou4629]

Thanks for sharing!

[@PtolemyXVII]

Did you use the products for 30 days? That is how long skin takes to renew. I also think putting oils directly on the face is bad advice

[@lelikatkinsonova3061]

angeliqueinhollywood I used it longer then 30 days. So I definitely had chance to see if there any differences happening

[@awwwcomeon]

thank you for this olivia!

[@queenfreddie861]

Please do, Helena Christina, Sarah Michelle gellar and Jessica Alba

[@conversationstimulus7841]

jessican alba is just gonna promote her honest beauty skincare and not give real beauty tips

[@heyayup]

I can already predict that Jessica Alba will just market her skin care line

[@Jaytee610]

"I was never good at chemistry" - well clearly 🙄 And clearly, you should then use that lack of knowledge, go on a giant social media platform, and spread your ignorance to peddle some products

[@elenapopovic6261]

Lol right? Lesson 1: everything is a chemical

[@anaos1004]

She sprays water after putting a ton of oils... like... the water based stuff is not going to penetrate. And the things you can’t put on your face when you’re pregnant ate toxic to the baby’s formation, not to you. There’s nothing wrong with retinol when you’re not pregnant, but that’s a big no no when you’re growing a “parasite”. But I do like her approach on sustainability and I totally agree we should try to be less wasteful in our routines!

[@chrisy.8789]

Love clean beauty skincare!

[@nikolaimirkoff5994]

One more person that has no idea what they are doing. Someone call Susan.

[@MilanV1999]

Yess dude, she applied mist after oil, LIKE WHAT?

[@theskingeek7414]

I know right! Mist on top of oil, fragrance in everything, ... Susan Yara will love this 🤣🤣

[@stellashepherd844]

Nikolai Mirkoff Ha! I was just thinking that. :)

[@saemahbegum]

Milan Ahire okay, I get that but you need to understand that it’s different for people and it’s what works for her

[@realdeal7074]

😄

[@gabrielahidalgo87]

Every Harry Styles fan watching this right now: WOW

[@marinescastellanos6157]

AHAHAHA

[@jasmineabdurashid9984]

HAHAHA RIGHT

[@jasmineabdurashid9984]

it’s like we’re doing mini background checks

[@gabrielahidalgo87]

She's an amazing actress and seems like quite a nice person! + she's funny!

[@raisaberzina5195]

I am a med-student. So, when in pregnancy, the woman is in a natural immunological depression state and she needs to avoid any pathogen which can be virus or bacteria to not transmit to the undeveloped fetus. And about the oils: oils do not absorb or hydrate the skin, instead water based solutions do. The oil gives just a sealing effect, and therefore has to be applied as the last in a skin routine.

[@Candyprincess971]

Pubmed says otherwise about oil penetration of the stratum corneum

[@ConureWest]

I love how she explains each step

[@vanessachristidis9252]

I changed my skin care and make up to all organic products. Yes I have oily skin & I use coconut or macadamia oil as a makeup remover, I generally don’t use a lot of foaming cleansers. I live in Brisbane so it’s always warm and humid here, and realised that oils - depending which ones you use- are not always slippery and make you feel greasy. I use Living Libations, and have been for the last 12 years on and off. When I am off my organic skin care my skin suffers, I have had childhood acne and am now 47 but am still not immune to the odd pimple, ugh! But I will definitely try this brand too, and for all those nasty comments, keep doing what your doing if that is working for you. people need to realise that your skin is your largest organ, it absorbs EVERYTHING. So if Olivia does what she can to be as close to nature then good on her, just because she has bleached blonde hair means absolutely nothing . You can only be 100% if you live on a farm, have no FB or Twitter, no internet, no TV no Radio waves and live like a caveman hunting and gathering and dot going to the supermarket for food. That is sort of unsustainable, so you do what you can, every little change helps. Baby steps, but hey I still love Whittakers New Zealand caramel chocolate! And if you haven’t had is I feel sorry for you!

[@Aanikaa10]

Thanks for this video Harper's BAZAAR! I've been a huge fan of Olivia since I've seen her for the first time as Thirteen on House MD!

[@fouzia89Ms]

Litearly every person in this series they are promoting some brand like there is not a single person who is telling real routine or mixture of different products.

[@k.dd.k8435]

Michelle Phan actually had what seemed to be a fairly genuine routine on this series!

[@ninalou4629]

A few people didn't.

[@katiaTaylor]

She is so beautiful and I love her energy 🤍🤍

[@MsJanoli]

reading all these comments , like OMG! you just can’t comment every word she says. She is not a dermatologist, she only tells yhis from experience, and of course she is also an ambassador. Just listen(or don’t) and it’s up to us consumers if we want to follow her routine. We all have different skin and body needs. Personally, the oil worked for me.

[@paolamaltez9361]

Did KZbin recommend this for me because of Harry styles yes BUT JOKES ON YOU KZbin I LOVE OLIVIA WILDE ANYWAYS

[@marcelinaswadzb4816]

Oil has no moisture (it doesn't even mix with water). How can it possibly hydrate? If you put it on top of moisturizer then it seals moisture in but everything you apply after oil it will not reach your skin. What's the point?

[@paulinamolinari4099]

Lol I was so confused too and more when she used a moisturizer to seal the oil I was like whattttt think you got the order wrong sis

[@SageMacBunny]

"You're worth it, even if you're not a mom" Truer facts have never been spoken

[@Heedy770]

lol but the things she called POISON aren't in fact poison at all but rather really good for you..Basically, what she's saying is that, pregnant or not you deserve mediocre things and she's using a dash of superficial feminism to sell it to you..No one says to avoid ingredients when you're pregnant because they are POISON but because they are unsuitable for fetuses ...just like, every kind of food that an adult can eat isn't suitable for babies or children..or even all adults..like nuts, for some people, it IS poison, for others, it's an AMAZING superfood....Radishes, Tuna, Cheeses, herbal teas, caffein are all bad for the fetus doesn't mean they are POISON🙄...And ANYTHING can be toxic if taken enough..water and oxygen both can be toxic after a certain level, doesn't mean you should stop drinking water and breathing Oxygen...oh and snake venom and poison ivy are all-natural ingredients as well but let's see just how good that is for her..And literally NOTHING in this world is chemical-free...we ourselves are giant glops of chemicals

[@SageMacBunny]

@@Heedy770 Wow, thank you for explaining that to me. I clearly missed all of that /s. My comment was simply appreciating that she recognized that a woman has value and worth outside of being a mother, which is sometimes atypical. That was it.

[@Heedy770]

@@SageMacBunny no, I absolutely get it...Yours was a nice comment😘, I was just TRIGGERED by the whole video and her pretentiousness and ranted off to you.😅

[@YonekuniKyuhyun]

Despite every non-sense we have seen in this series, I like that we got something out of it: What NOT to do for your skincare, Susan Yara's series !!!, the Dermathologists react series!!, and people sharing REAL tips that actually work!!, we learnt that not everything expensive is better, every skin is different, and UNREALISTIC routines (like this one) are not the rule. I mean, it may work for her, because she's rich, she eats organic, has the means to pay for people to check on whatever thing goes wrong, doesn't eat whatever is cheap and easy to make (quick to get)... So yeah, but for the majority of us, this is just fun to watch and see these people trying so hard and still give us underwhelming content. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

[@gabbyscott8181]

I hope that Harry styles knows her skincare routine is bogus

[@fireice2999]

It’s obviously working for her, she has beautiful skin.

[@lmt16]

Wonder how much she got paid by true botanicals for this?

[@sanches796]

Laurathor I think she is one of the owners. She didn’t founded it tho

[@Adriana-ih6hn]

Laurathor ikr since she’s already a millionaire you wouldn’t think she needs to promote stuff like this..

[@koribero9561]

I am ALL about the oils! xx

[@Blima-us1ni]

what an inspiring vogue video 💙

[@kiarahjade1395]

"It smells so good" - that's not a good thing.....

[@salwaas938]

I mean...rose water is good for your skin but it smells good.

[@maddieb.4282]

salwa as rose water actually doesn’t do anything for your skin and added fragrances are the #1 cause of skin irritation and reactions but go off I guess!

[@salwaas938]

@@maddieb.4282 rose water helps with soothening, contains antioxidants and is good for your skin And I never said fragrances aren't the reason for irritation only told that its not a massive bad thing that it smells good cause there are products which are good for u that smells good

[@maddieb.4282]

salwa as lol “soothening” anyway, rose water is 99.9% water which means in true homeopathic fashion any antioxidants it contains are intensely diluted and thus don’t have any active effects on your face. It feels soothing but so does spraying water on your face. It’s also a “natural” product which means the beneficial components are not isolated and compounded in a way that is purposeful like a commercially available product would. I personally don’t mind products with rose water in them, but using pure rose water on your face is a total waste of money. BUT GO OFF SIS!

[@salwaas938]

@@maddieb.4282 lol can't believe I spelt soothing wrong 😂😂. And about rose water “Instead, I spritz my face with rose water in the morning before applying vitamin C and SPF. I find the rose water helps to hydrate my skin and it can also calm down any inflammation since it contains various vitamins and antioxidants. Once it dries, I apply a vitamin C serum and then sunscreen.” by a dermatologist who was taking about toners. Idk about u but I find dermatologist more believable than beauty gurus and people who just knows something about skin and skincare

[@gabrielleajobena]

face oils are occlusives, they stay on top your face... they are meant to

[@belladesimone6640]

I agree with you, once you think about how many things you shouldn't do or eat when you are pregnant, it def makes you think that you shouldn't do it when not as well. being plant based is a great way to start, and so is trying to sub eco or natural products as well. Try castle soap instead of dove, oils like rose hip and jojoba instead of heavy creams, and natural toothpaste!

[@naelidla]

I like how the 1st product cleans her face perfectly

[@MadAboutSkin]

Just remember guys just because its natural doesn't mean it doesnt damage the skin.. I have a skincare channel here on KZbin and talk through individual ingredients which would work a lot better than some of the products in this video xxx

[@irynaserhiychuk4999]

Why didn’t she mention that she’s on True Botanicals’ payroll and is an official spokesperson for them??

[@naomilivings7648]

LOVE YOUR VIDS

[@a.cinnamon6579]

❤She is so right. Love this video.❤

[@00kidney]

She's really beautiful even without make up 🤗❤️

[@A92_]

Thank you

[@MK-dj5vz]

I know it’s just a compliment but it’s kinda sad how it’s such a common compliment when people look good without applying cosmetics to themselves like that has become the normal standard instead of our « natural » faces

[@marvinthemonster7524]

I wouldn’t say that. She looks older than her years.

[@allisonpruss2205]

she amazing girl with makeup on

[@allisonpruss2205]

yesss

[@rayanders66]

she is so beautiful oml

[@larisaisabella3107]

Olivia you are the best!!!

[@SallyMnc]

She is so gorgeous it's ridiculous 😭🙏

[@rebeccak9626]

Chemicals? Water is a chemical. And “toxic” and “natural” are marketing buzzwords.

[@Julie.Canada]

And yet some of us know what she's referring to when she says "chemicals." You're choosing to be obnoxious.

[@bionotes7153]

Rebecca Sheckelstein organ toxicity is a thing, as well as endocrine disrupters, and carcinogens. Which are all unregulated in cosmetics.

[@rebeccak9626]

Julie Am I? Is it not obnoxious that this advertisement keeps reiterating the fact that (insert brand) is So VerY NaTuRaL, when natural isn’t always better, and is a subjective term? Chemicals are good! Everything is chemistry. She should have just said: buy (product) because (insert factual statement) rather than mUH NaTUrALism.

[@Adam-vp4pv]

Julie It doesn’t matter what she meant lmao. She’s spreading misinformation. You’re also ignoring the fact about this just being shitty marketing by someone who claims to know everything about skincare yet says she wasn’t good at chemistry. I’m definitely going to believe this chick over a cosmetic formulator or dermatologist who knows more than I can imagine about biochemistry and organic chemistry.

[@elonmusk921]

The fragrance in these products + the fact that she didn’t properly remove her makeup are way worse than any “crazy chemicals” in dermatologist-recommended products

[@elonmusk921]

“I was never good at chemistry” we can tell

[@emiiiiiiiiiii11]

This and the bella Thorne one, are the worst from this series

[@scottiemomma2314]

Love her enthusiasm about sustainability and clean products, but I also struggle with fragrances too, whether from botanicals or not. Sounds like a great company but not for everyone..

[@ghizlanederkaoui1172]

I like her voice the most

[@samraghafoor5080]

Jeeeez.... it’s like Bella Thorne 2.0

[@micro-babe]

I dunno. Bella Thorne literally put sugar and lemon on her face and scrubbed so hard I could feel it through the screen. At least Olivia used an actual face cleanser and moisturizer.

[@lee-13]

Ummm no Bella routine was cray! I scratched my head right through that routine. Olivia was just annoying with her so called knowledge!!

[@leilakennedy7736]

MakeupLover XO Bella Thorne’ season mental and i hate to think of her younger fans emulating her routine. Plus Bella Thorne’s esthetician has photos of her on her instagram talking about all the work they’ve done on her skin. And it wasn’t lemon & sugar.

[@JP11]

Have you tried face naturals organic skin care? It’s amazing!

[@KristinaRhodes]

What a lovely human being. ❤️

[@AG-kp4sh]

I love your sarcasm!

[@amberhollo410]

I stopped using expensive facial cleansers and moisturizer and started using Castile soup and organic coconut oil and my acne got soooooo much better. I also have oily acne prone skin. I learned that fragrance ~ other than organic essential oils was one of the worst things for skin.

[@kenyajohnson6715]

How many times do we have to scream for Zendaya 😭😭😭

[@Steffybernier]

Totally feel where your coming from with sustainability. My pregnancy was also a big eye opener.

[@randomina465]

Something u can't use while pregnant isn't always toxic it's just not okay during pregnancy like retinoids

[@pamelamansour5675]

I love how this turned into a TED talk