Skincare, Ageing and Treatments

[@Malkumecks]

It must be company policy to not have more than 2 seconds of silence during a face mapping session.

[@hikkrzminzzy5946]

owensb01 why😂

[@Jaypeemedia]

If they’re quiet you’ll have time to take in what they’re saying and realise it’s a scam

[@centroinformatico5241]

@@Jaypeemedia 😹😹🤣😂

[@noahgibson482]

@@Jaypeemedia truest shit ever

[@cstevens1569]

That black haired lady is stunning!

[@jessicakotze2846]

Amazing video :) So helpful! Thank you Marli x

[@Ganjasmith]

That accent and that face - wow

[@marlimakeup]

Thank you for the kind comment :)

[@moisterse1272]

"i see some dehydration" they all say the same things for literally EVEYBODY lol

[@helenwhistler539]

Why do all face mappers do the same hand gestures while talking ?

[@marlimakeup]

hahaha I see what you mean :)

[@The_Real_Tunder]

The thing that makes no sense to me is that they are focusing so much on the skin on the face, why just the face. Our whole body is covered in skin. Wouldn't these products be needed on the entire surface. That be like only washing the hood of your car but leaving everything else

[@marlimakeup]

A.h.k Hi Very good point. Dermalogica do have a range specifically designed for the body. I think the reality is that our faces are exposed the the elements 24/7 whereas the skin on our bodies are mostly covered and protected.

[@phar314]

Make no sense? How? Face is the main feature of the body that represents personality and identity. When you interact with someone, where do you look at? Hand? Arm? Leg? Let alone the fact that facial skin is more sensitive than other parts.

[@zamamagubane2295]

They do have products for the body

[@darrenfranklin6239]

South African women 😍

[@p.s.2221]

12.10.2020 comment

[@mhz119486]

That hairline