Best Serums for EVERY Skin Concern (All HIGH QUALITY FILIPINO Brands 🇵🇭) | Jan Angelo

[@Ongiel]

CORRECTION ON SAIPO DROPT THIS PERCENTAGE Sorry guys for the confusion! The correct amount of AHAs is 4%. I'm still confirming with Saipo, but I think it's 2% Glycolic, 1% Lactic and 1% Citric. Update ko ulit ito once I get an answer from them! 🧡

[@jorellelouis1551]

This is one of the best ways to support our local brands and small businesses!

[@edsssss123]

Couldn’t agree more!! Evolving na talaga ang Filipino brands hehe ❤❤

[@mabelledj]

Thanks for making my local skin care product search so much easier!

[@Ongiel]

It's my pleasure Mabelle!

[@maika9659]

Thanks to your videos talaga, I am well aging 🥰

[@zieszyyy]

Aba po, tamang tama sa 12.12 HAHAHAHAHA THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This is what I needed the most at the moment po!!

[@LemongraceLariza]

Ni recommend po kita sa pinsan ko na nag hahanap ng good skincare para hindi masayang yong pera sa kakabili ng products na d hiyang sakanya...god bless po jan ..and more followers and subscribers ❤

[@two_jay]

Just when I was thinking of what are currently the best serums out there, eto at nag upload ka to help me decide. Informative and as always, great vid Jan. ❤

[@Ongiel]

Happy to help! 🥰

[@jadelumapas1401]

I've been using the Dermorepubliq Dark Spot Correcting Serum and I think maganda naman siya especially considering its price. For some reason (probably the niacimide) it's brightening my skin.

[@28groundzero]

Bought most of my skincare from Croia ❤

[@Ongiel]

Been liking so much of their products lately tbh! 😍 super promising local brand!

[@hellosaimongtanan]

ever since nirecommend mo yung radiance boost serum ng soul apothecary ive been using it ever since! super love it ❤

[@___hey_jooon]

Noah pa rin talaga yung binabalikbalikan kong serum. Glow kung glow talaga.

[@tifalockhart9036]

Hi Jan! Hope you can do a review the Skindough line. Thank you! 🥰

[@nyx_3031]

Hi Sir Angelo! Can you do a review on Y.O.U. acne series products please

[@christineguevarra7110]

I've been waiting for thissss🤩

[@winstondestura]

Sir pa request po ako ng review niyo sa Kesh skincare, ang tagal ko na kasing naghahanap ng Oil free/Non-comedogenic ceramide moisturizer, sila lang nakita kong merong ganun, ikaw lang kase trusted kong reviewer eh hehe

[@mengaguilar7507]

Kuya Jan, naka try ka na ba ng beef tallow for skin care? sana gawa ka po ng vid about it. puhleeeese

[@azaleacole5843]

the best talaga ang mga tips and recos mo 😍😍😍

[@sandrajuaquera7265]

Fresh skinlab retinol moisturizer cream or Luxe organix Retinol + bakuchiol moisturizer cream which one is better🙏🙏🙏

[@grayedheart]

Hi, thanks for another informative content ❤❤❤ just want to know if what Hada Labo lotions fit oily skin?

[@Ongiel]

Can work :) Nice to have but not necessary

[@grayedheart]

@Ongiel 🤩 Thanks for responding

[@anntia-fe6mp]

Hi jan.tnx for tbe info.galing ako watsons kanina nagtry ng dazzle me cushion at bnb grabe nangati ako at nag butlig..ganun kaselan face ko kaya ayoko sana nag mmake up/foundation etc.. kaya napa visit ulit ako sa chanel skincare routine muna ang atupagin ko.. Pag may nagtataning ng skincare sa mga fb page lagi ko sinasabi na panuorrin ka muna..❤

[@yakult9618]

tester po ba ginamit nyo sa watsons? baka po contaminated na

[@teheeyou4509]

Di ko pa napanood lahat pero like na agad hahahahaah

[@ashtrid12]

Ano pong magandang isabay na toner sa The ordinary Retinol Serum? Dun sa ibang video mo napanood ko kasi na bawal isabay sa Glycolic toner or BHA/PH (oxecure) toner. Ginagamit ko tuloy night rutin is Retinol serum and Luxe moisturizer gel.

[@regtvph9445]

good eve host anu po magandang gamitin pra sa under eye at pti n rin sa forehead for preventing wrinkles, salamat po

[@Ongiel]

Any sa first three products pwede :)

[@dan.vincii]

Why haven’t I tried any from the brand Saipo. I should get some soon.

[@jessie9671]

Can you Do video on belo essentials brightening range?

[@multibarber3320]

do you have a review for originote products?

[@emz6384]

Thank you for this very informative video, Jan. If local brands are really good now, why do dermatologists still recommend products like Cerave, Cetaphil, La roche, Celeteque, Dove?

[@Ongiel]

Welcome! :) There's a lot of factors why that's so: • Ok din naman talaga sila Cetaphil, La Roche, etc. High quality, and very gentle brands that work for even the most sensitive skin types. • It's usually these big brands that have the budget to reach out to dermatologists; some of them are even owned by pharma companies (e.g. Galderma owns Cetaphil). So, they send them samples, may stalls sila lagi sa derma events, and they even invite derms to work together with the brand, etc etc. As a result, mas ditong brands naeexpose ang mga dermatologists, and since ok naman sila na brands, derms tend to recommend them. • Dermatologists are also quite busy treating people's skin, so they usually don't have the time to update themselves with new skincare products, lalo na sa local market where it's not always easy to spot. • In your list of examples na brands, may local brand! Celeteque is a local brand :) and dahil owned sila by Unilab, a pharma company, kaya may budget sila to reach out to derms, like I mentioned a previous example ko. So big part of it is how they expose themselves sa derms talaga :)

[@emz6384]

@Ongiel Salamat, I wanted to ask my dermatologist about this but baka rude sakanila haha. Very interesting kase how my friends, even with different dermatologists, all end up using the same brands I mentioned above for years. I might try Saipo, to see if it holds up to the standards I have of brands kagaya ng Cetaphil that have proven studies behind them. Haven’t really tried local products before, but nakakacurious. Hoping for a good experience with Saipo.

[@lisieltaneza3845]

I think those brands are mild yet highly effective, especially if you have sensitive skin. I used to struggle with chicken skin, particularly on my legs. I tried Neostrata AHA, and while it worked well, it was quite pricey. About six months ago, I switched to CeraVe SA Lotion, and it has been just as effective! Then, I added BLK AHA, which was recommended here on this channel. I tried it on my bum, and it works amazingly well too!

[@lifeisshort3115]

Ang problem ko talaga is yong childhood scars ko na brown spot lotion at sabon lang lagi nakikita ko lagi sinasabi ng ibang vlogger na maka help daw d naman nawala i soent thousands of money already using different products i hope you can make a video on how to improve old scars kahit mag whiten man lang sana para confident mag dress 😢

[@ced3069]

Clarification po! Regarding sa Saipo Toner, why is the salicylic acid listed before glycolic acid sa full ingredient list when the SA is only 2% and GA is 3%?

[@Ongiel]

Thank you for this! Tanungin ko si Saipo, actually mali rin yung paglagay ko ng percentage, 5% AHA lang ata sila and not 7%. Na-mix up ko siya with the Goodal Exfoliant na may ganitong percentage 😅 Sorry about this! I'll update with a pinned post sa comments!

[@ced3069]

@Ongiel Thank you po!

[@lakemeader]

paulas choice bha maganda

[@michellefagela8221]

Pa review po ng klued ceramide sunscreen po and oat moisturizer nila

[@rblicious17]

Na try mo na po ba ang Blancplus serum?

[@PrinceRalph-ex9cl]

Hi po kuya jan pwedi ba gumamit ng lux organix toner na hindi nag hihilamos at siyaka kuya jan maka pawala rin bayan ng redmark or redspot ang salicylic acid 2% serum?

[@ynahliban]

hi kuya jan! nawawala na po ba effect ng actives like niacinamide, arbutin, and tranexamic if nakabuild na ng tolerance yung skin niyo sa ganung actives?

[@anamarietarlit3125]

Anu po ma suggest niong serum para sa medyo sensitive na skin.😢Nag try ako non garnier nangati face ko. Gamit ko nga palang toner at moisturizer celeteque don ako hiyang

[@brewtifulü]

Pwede po ba isabay sa Croia Retinol yung Soul Apothecary radiance boost serum?

[@aimeesamante5514]

natry mo napo ang reedle shot 100?

[@shaynetayao8457]

Can i use dermorepublic serum together with aveeno moisturizer? please answer please please 😭

[@callistoprojectJD]

Hi Jan! Ask ko lang since included dito yung Saipo brand, anong thoughts mo sa hydrating gel cleanser ng Saipo? Okay ba siya for oily skin? Kita ko kasi parang okay mga ingredients niya but I want to make sure first to ask you. 🙂

[@Ongiel]

Yes ok naman! Mas "mild type" cleanser siya though rather than super foamy, so depends what you prefer. It will still cleanse your skin naman, preference mo lang talaga :)

[@everizza]

Croia!!! ❤❤❤

[@MelvinOculam]

meron po bang serum for back acne and dark spots?

[@carljustinballesteros2779]

1rd ❤❤❤

[@juandelacruz5252]

Angelo, Are the products you are endorsing have fda cpr? Did you verify first before doing so. I have bought one of them which is FRESH SKINLAB IN ONE OF THE WATSONS STORES then i verified sa fda no records found. I hope i am mistaken

[@juandelacruz5252]

I am mistaken. Under Cosmetic Product Notification. Sorry.

[@MJArcillasvlogs]

very timely idol naghahanap ako ng tamang serums para sa akin na oily combination,acne prone skin. Alin kya bagay saken dyan Sir Jan?

[@Ongiel]

Yung Saipo and yung NOAH check mo :)

[@MJArcillasvlogs]

@@Ongiel okay sir jan,salamat idol

[@TitoJoshGamingOfficial]

i have several problems. 25 years old, M. I want to improve the texture of my skin, but i also want to achieve that "well aging". Where to start?

[@jka1165]

Retinol can do all that

[@ofeliadelosreyes8515]

Once a week lang ang gamit ng saipo aha bha...?

[@earlpascua9816]

What can you say about the skin1004 centella brightening ampoule? Hope I get noticed

[@Ongiel]

Haven't tried it yet!

[@edouardfragata]

Is it okay po ba to both use Ellana serum plus fresh skinlab retinol cream as moisturizer?

[@Ongiel]

Yes in fact good combo sila! Any of Ellana's current line of serums, ok to match with retinol :) kahit yung azelaic and even vitamin c kasi derivatives naman sila and not pure.

[@ljm5279]

Hi Jan, natry mo na Camou for men products? Hehe

[@Ongiel]

Yes! May thoughts ako on their sunscreens sa TikTok ko search mo lang Jan Angelo Camou :)

[@saintperth3978]

Available ba mga products na yan sa WATSON??

[@PrinceRalph-ex9cl]

Kuya jan pwedi ba iparis yong lux organix toner sa salicylic acid serum?

[@recelflores5966]

Ff

[@WatchingJD]

Hi po new here - just want to ask if ung Maxipeel at Retinol same lang po? Sorry po baguhan lang. gs2 ko na kasi magswitch from maxipeel to a diiferent product po. tia ❤

[@jka1165]

Mas strong yung sa Maxipeel kasi Tretinoine na yun which is the pure form and dapat may guidance ng derma

[@WatchingJD]

@jka1165 Salamat po sa info 🙂

[@RhepzGeronimo]

Sawakas my napanood din ako na latest pro 2years ago pnkamababa nppnood ko 😂

[@RhepzGeronimo]

Sa lht ng mga brand na nirerekomend mo dermorepublic lang meron ako un lang afford ko e sa mga skin care ko dermo na yung pinamahal n meron ako😅😅😂 lgi ko kc pinpanood video m gsto ko kc makakuwa ng tips pano maging kasing pogi mo

[@Ongiel]

Haha ok na rin naman ang dermorep 🙂👍

[@jorellelouis1551]

Sold out ba ang Ellana due to its popularity or because of your recommendation??? HAHAHAHHA imo it’s the latter.

[@Ongiel]

HAHAHA to be fair naman sa kanila, even before na-mention ko, sold out na!! May following na siya pero mukhang dahil sakin dadagdag ang kalaban 🥵 hahahahaha

[@ribcoin]

pero ginagamit parin nila ang Phenoxyethanol

[@Ongiel]

Walang masama sa paggamit ng phenoxyethanol sa cosmetics, lalong lalo na't less than 1% ito ng product. It's within the safety standard of global regulations and deemed SAFE around the world, pati sa mga bansang mahihigpit ang safety regulations.

[@ribcoin]

@Ongiel personal problem lang po. Kasi allergic po ako sa phenoxyethanol halos lahat ng skincare products sa Filipinas may phenoxyethanol kaya medyo problema sakin.

[@kyompompurin]

YES PLEASE 🩷🩷🩷

[@jrp3032]

dermorepublic has the best serum specially for sensitive skin and to those who want to lighten their skin

[@shielommiehervas1551]

Ok lang bah pagsabayin sa gabi ang Niacinamide Serum at Retinol cream sa gabi?

[@Ongiel]

Pls watch yung video ko on how to layer skincare here :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaW8oJ6aepmrb6Msi=0aWxPo2zrIfSSUB9

[@mouche_pie]

yan ginagawa ko, goods naman skin ko for 1 year na ginagawa ko yan

[@lisieltaneza3845]

Yes, there are many serums with multiple ingredients like niacinamide, retinol, and others. However, some of these serums may lack sufficient concentrations of active ingredients, which can make them take longer to show effective results. For retinol to be effective, it should have a concentration of at least 0.3%, and AHA should be at least 10%. However, these products can be pricey, and many do not disclose the percentage of their active ingredients.

[@Ongiel]

Many dermatologists would disagree on your remark about AHA and retinol. First off, there are many high quality clinical trials that show that 0.1% retinol has significant effect on signs of aging. Meanwhile, 4-7% AHAs not only work as a hydrating ingredient, but have also proven to be effective exfoliants at that percentage, helping not just with hyperpigmentation but also collagen stimulation. It's not true that it needs to be 10%. Moreover, not everyone can tolerate the said percentages (0.3% retinol and 10% AHAs) which is why lower concentrations exist. Concentrations are important, yes-it's important not to buy a product with 0.00001% retinol or 0.1% AHAs. But lower concentrations like 0.1-0.2% retinol and 3-9% AHAs have significant merit especially for beginners and sensitive skin types. Skincare is not just about a specific percentage that will work for everyone, but it's also putting into context people's skin tolerance and skin suitability. Your statement about lacking sufficient concentrations, with many brands not disclosing them, and with pricier brands being the only ones disclosing the percentages might have been true in 2015 to 2021. But in 2024, it's simply not a hard truth anymore. Retinol percentages, niacinamide percentages, and even exfoliant percentages have been continued to be disclosed by local brands that have adapted to the request of the community. It's become a practice for many brands in the industry, so much so that the market is loaded with just 10% Niacinamide Serums, just 0.1% retinol serums, and just 2% BHA or 5-7% AHA exfoliants with nothing that can set them apart aside from price. That's why what are standing out now are brands that not only have a significant percentage of actives, but also have supporting actives that work even in much lower concentrations, which is what some Filipino brands are leaning onto now. It's not just about having a serum with a certain concentration anymore, but also what actives are there to support it, even if these supporting actives are at lower concentrations.

[@lisieltaneza3845]

@@Ongiel There are so many skincare products that don’t deliver results yet are very expensive. For example, I tried OLAY 24 MAX, which contains niacinamide and retinol, but it didn’t disclose the percentage of its ingredients. Despite the high cost, it didn’t work well for me based on my experience. I always prioritize quality, even if it’s pricey. Over the years, I’ve tried numerous skincare products, and so far, the best ones for me are OBAGI and Neostrata. These brands were introduced to me by a dermatologist, and though they are expensive, the technology behind them is truly different. They’re effective enough to save you trips to the dermatologist. I also have very sensitive skin and can easily develop allergies, so finding the right products has been challenging. OBAGI and Neostrata have been worth the investment in my case. However, I’ve never tried our own local brands yet, but I’m looking forward to exploring them since they’re more affordable. I recently tried the AHA body lotion you recommended before from BLK, and it’s amazing! It’s more affordable than Neostrata AHA but works just as well, if not better. The best advice I can give to everyone is to start using sunscreen at a young age. It’s one of the most effective ways to protect your skin and maintain its health over time.

[@fenrirlunaris2454]

​@@lisieltaneza3845I think it's not the percentage but the product's delivery mechanism to the skin, plus everyone's skin varies due to genetics, so some products might work well for some but not for everyone. I think you're pointing out more on about the delivery mechanism of the product rather than its percentage. Also, our skin isn't stagnant, it can change due to weather or hormones and other factors, this year, I had an oily skin type at the start of the summer, while rn I noticed I have a much drier skin.

[@rytng6]

Always check the credentials of your resources before assuming you know what's right.

[@fenrirlunaris2454]

@@rytng6 I'm well aware, I do fact checks and isn't easily swayed by potentially misleading information just because it came from an influencer or someone with authority. Information changes through time, that's why I keep an open mind to things and not be bias.