THE 6 BEST ANTI-AGING SKINCARE INGREDIENTS YOU NEED IN YOUR ROUTINE

[@deborahhaberer7276]

As I’m older cannot wait to see how your mother is incorporating these six. The BB eye cream is already working for me so bring on the recommendations. ❤️😎

[@aura3337]

What a cute, very informative way to explain Antioxidants! I've never heard anyone explain it so well. Thank you!

[@Patti-1962]

Gemma, I have always said that your video explaining the products you use from The Ordinary is the best of its kind on youtube. Now you have done it AGAIN! I use quite a few of their products that I have broken down into three skin care routines, vitamin C, acids and retinol. My favorite products are 1. L-ascorbic acid: vitamin C in powdered form that I can mix with other serums. Thus eliminating the unstable nature of already combined vitamin C products 2. AHA/BHA mask: I can see a visible brightening when I use this product! I have not explored the EGF as my skin is doing so well that I have stopped wearing a full face of makeup everyday! I guess I need to look into it!! Thank you SO much for this channel and your hard work!! P.S. I just wanted to say how sorry I was to hear about the death of Brandon Truaxe, developer of The Ordinary line as well as the brand Deciem. It is a sad story that happens too often to those struggling with mental health issues. I just hope the company will continue his work and his commitment to affordable skin care!

[@PamperedWolf]

Me too Patti. We can just send positive healing vibes in his families direction and pray for the best xxx Thank you for your comment xxx

[@SarahMelbourne23]

Hi patti 1962. I love the sound of a bha/aha mask. Im a little sensitive to leave on aha's so a mask sounds perfect. Do you have any product recommendations? I have slightly dry, combo skin.

[@Patti-1962]

​@@SarahMelbourne23 The mask is the most "potent" product I have used from The Ordinary, but the results are amazing. I listed a few if the products I have, but here are the others. Caffeine eye serum Glycolic Toner Lactic Acid 10% Argireline Hyaluronic Acid Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution (I add the vit. C powder to make it stronger) Granactive Retinoid Emulsion 2% Natural Moisturizing Factors (a wonderful light day cream) I have tried several of the oils, but I have normal skin... so they were just too heavy. Like I said in my comment to Gemma, I break these products into three routines. I alternate the vit. C and acid routines for the morning, using the retinol at night. I use a primer during the day that has SPF 30. My skin has never looked better! There are some great articles online that talk about how to layer these products.

[@SarahMelbourne23]

@@Patti-1962 thank you so much for your reply. :-)

[@patkern185]

A huge thumbs up! I'm always happy to see your videos pop up but this skin care series is really exciting. Everyone will benefit from this information and having your Mum share her skincare regime along with yours will cover all ages. Thank you, Gemma, for focusing attention on skincare. So important!

[@cadenmilo8652]

I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost my account password. I love any help you can offer me!

[@jennyfermilenagalvez171]

A quick summary. This video is awesome! I love her explanation. 1. Moisture and hydration. Hyaluronic acid is a must. 2. Peptides. It helps to produce collagen. 3. Antioxidants. Her personal favorites are vitamin C serum/cream and retinol. 4. Exfoliants (not scrubs). Chemical exfoliation. AHA & BHA 5. EGF, Grow factors. It is extremely expensive. 6. Sun screen. A must. The most important. High SPF.

[@PamperedWolf]

Thank you Jennyfer xxx

[@carriemroczkowski9409]

Yesss! Skincare is my jam:)) Really, so much more important than makeup. I would LOVE to see a video on the science behind everything! I love to know “how and why”. Plus, you’re so great at explaining things. Thanks a million for this top shelf video, m’dear🍃🌸.

[@helpfulnatural]

Agreed! Makeup cannot hide bad skincare. :)

[@icantweightavsgjourney8467]

Another EXCELLENT video! I’m a skincare junkie, and I’m also a consultant for a prestige skincare company here in the U.S. good skin is my business! There is no makeup that can substitute for a good skincare regimen. I agree with your list, those 6 are the most important ingredients. My skincare line has potent, dermatological-grade amounts of these ingredients in their formulations. I salute you for your knowledge and research! Thanks Gemma!

[@PamperedWolf]

Thank you. I too am trained in skincare and it's a passion of mine. No makeup can hide bad skin....start with the skin and the makeup will follow xxx

[@terrir.3836]

I've recently been incorporating these into my daily routine. Thank you for simplifying the skincare necessities. Wish I would have learned this a lot earlier in life, but oh well at least I am going to take care of what I have from here on . Thanks for this informative video! ❤

[@PamperedWolf]

It's never too late to start Terri. xxx

[@jeaneneschwarz79]

One of the best descriptions of how these all work.

[@ginatalarico8587]

This was so helpful and very interesting! I’m 32 and currently obsessed about my skincare and reducing the frown lines between my eyebrows that my toddler has given me. Excited to see more of your recommendations!

[@PamperedWolf]

We all have those Gina....mine are caused by frowning at my husband 🤣

[@maureenhansen8321]

Excellent,through,and easy to understand explanation of all the main elements of good skincare!!! This is a series a am really excited about and super excited you are including your mom since I’m in my 50’s.

[@bobrucie873]

I wasn’t going to watch as I thought I’d watch a dermatologist vlogger. I’m glad I watched as this was very informative. Thanks Gemma x

[@adriiteach]

Please keep your Mum coming! I'm her age and love watching!

[@adriiteach]

I'm especially interested in her skincare regimen!

[@chrissymoss514]

👍👍👍👍. Love the science behind these type of products. When I use Hyaluronic acid I always spritz my face with a toner or vitamin spray before AND after! This gives the acid lots of moisture to absorb and then it doesn't take any from my skin. Brilliant vid Gemma, thank you xxx 💕💕💕xxx PS: Still watching the are all the way through 😋😋😋

[@PamperedWolf]

You are a star Chrissy. That's a great idea as well. I tend to apply my HA after washing my face....but I leave my skin slightly damp before application. I might adopt your spray method in future xxx

[@chrissymoss514]

@@PamperedWolf It's just something I started doing as my skin is very dry and it works. But that was so nice of you to say that (I'm not btw). xxx

[@amyestrada1966]

HAD TO HIT PAUSE TO COMMENT-I love the science! I want to know why and how because that info helps me WANT to put in the steps. Otherwise I have trouble wanting to do anything more than swipe a makeup remover cloth over my face (and that’s gross). Knowing what each step does and how religious I need to be with it is so helpful. Also I just love knowledge. I will be watching every video pls don’t skimp too much on the mature skin info 🥰

[@deb9806]

I agree, sometime too much info just makes me want to do the "quickie" routine also. Knowledge is good

[@beautylove9156]

THANK YOU!! Excellent job in explaining the breakdown of these recommendations. The anti aging skin care world is very over whelming. I am 43 and been adding to my skincare routine but truly needed clarification. Well done🤗 made my day!

[@johemsley3079]

This was brilliant, so informative but easy to understand. Looking forward to knowing the actual products you use for each element 🤩

[@PamperedWolf]

It's coming soon Jo xxx

[@irvinepam]

Excellent

[@endorn3234]

Great information!

[@aritina8379]

I started watching this with a very skeptical attitude but by the end I realized I agree 100% and use ALL these 6 ingredients and nothing more! Well... maybe collagen. But not all the time! Thank you for this!! So thorough and concise! Just a no-nonsense video! Love it! And I adore your accent!!😁💜❤️

[@ChangesInAltitude]

I started to use the Ordinary products and they are A M A Z I N G. After spending $50 per lotion for years, without visible results, 1 month on Ordinary saved my pocketbook and my face. Thank you 🙏🏻 I appreciate your videos and look forward to them.

[@elizabethannferrario423]

Hi Gemma yes please more science the better for me ! I appreciate your knowledge as a registered nurse I looked after wounds and did do a massage course which I was interested in deeper care for my unconscious patients as you know touch is very important to our wellbeing so skin care is my interest , now retired my own health and protection is vital ageing it’s just awful so yes skincare more advice the better! Thank you, I have just started a retinol programme I don’t want miracles but I want to help myself the best I am able Regards and love to all x

[@jodiaryal86]

You are right on!!! My only problem is aside from Cerave PM ..other products I find that have lots of those ingredients also can have essential oils and/ or fragrance which ruins it for my mild rosacea prone skin. Looking forward to actual product recommendations in your next video . Thanks!

[@PamperedWolf]

I agree Jodi. It's difficult. Recommendations coming xxx

[@melissarainey.9868]

Great info! Looking forward to product recommendations. Also, I love the science behind how it works. 🤓

[@PamperedWolf]

Melissa Mickle Yay another geek like me!!!! Xxx

[@veronikap9641]

Thank you for a good rundown. As a chemist with a hobby in skin care, I already knew all of this, but I enjoy your videos, and I am glad you have managed to make this easy for laymen and -women to understand! One aside which may make you happy - South Korean cosmetics also use bacterially cultured (non-foreskin-derived) EGF and they are a lot more affordable than Western cosmetics containing it. There are several brands available even in Europe, and obviously a lot more can be ordered online.

[@kayconway2647]

Gemma, just had to 'save' this video for future reference. 👍♥️👍

[@mariestopa]

Awesome video !!!!! Loved to hear you speak about skin care !!!! So agree with this. Use all these products in my skin care .

[@robynfifita5487]

Love it! Wow! Your eyebrows look fantastic!

[@PamperedWolf]

Thanks Robyn. I went for a more natural look today xxx

[@Squirrel380]

Most comprehensive ingredient list I have seen. Love! Thank you and looking forward to this series.

[@daniellewhited5725]

I loved this video! Thank you so much. Love a nerdy in depth video on why and what!

[@PamperedWolf]

I'm so glad Dannielle. I'm such a geek about this stuff. xxx

[@amyt7078]

I’m so happy I just found your channel. I’m about to turn 39 in March so it’s refreshing to watch beauty videos that I can relate to! New subscriber here! 👌🏻😊🇨🇦

[@PamperedWolf]

Welcome to the Pampered Wolf Pack Amy xxx

[@kellyharris249]

I love knowing WHY things work. The science behind products really interests me. I’m more inclined to invest in products when I know how its ingredients/formula work. ❤️

[@verisca81]

Wow. That was super informative. Really enjoyed it. I think with the Ordinary things got out of hand. Ppl started buying anything and everything they hear is good for your skin but do not know what to combine it with or when to use it. I remember a vitamin C in silicone that really stung!!! They don't give a lot of directions

[@PamperedWolf]

The Ordinary are terrible at direction. It's my main pet peeve with them. I do love their products though xxx

[@verisca81]

@@PamperedWolf I enjoy their products too. Esp niacinamide and rosehipseed oil x

[@carolinepaquier8156]

If you go to The Ordinary website there's a place where you can put in your skin care needs and problems and they will get back to you with recommendations from their product line. I did this and was impressed at the number of products they DID NOT try to sell me as well as the performance of those they recommended I buy. I'm 74 so I know when a product is helping me or not. That said, most folks don't realize you have to use these products for MONTHS before you really see if they are making a difference or not. Also, be aware that the most effective thing you can do for your skin is to use prescription strength Retin A. No skin care product....None... does as much to help every skin regardless of the problem because Retin A helps build new skin cells to replace damaged ones. At least that's what doctors and biochemists ALL SAY in the research literature. I use Trentinoin .1% which is the STRONGEST you can get. Your doctor will likely start you lower and let you build up. It really is a KEY anti-aging ingredient that makes a real difference.

[@amandaliskovec2548]

This is exactly the video I have been needing! I just turned 40 and have upped my skincare routine drastically. Thank you for being so direct and easy to follow! New subscriber! 😁

[@PamperedWolf]

Welcome to the Pampered Wolf Pack Amanda xxx

[@clairefreeman7479]

Sat here with all my facial products (some of which you have mentioned by classification) wondering which order to layer them all in. Shall look for your updates on your actual regime with interest. Looking forward to the "ping" of a notification of a new video from you. Thanks for doing so much research on each element of skin care. You made things easier to understand...realise now how much I've probably missed out on. Because everything can cost oodles of money, are there any elements which are more essential and others that financially could be skipped?

[@ButGOD-Eph2.1-10]

I did the same Claire! I'm 57 and finally learning to pay attention (albeit by necessity!) to skin care. I'm just learning - so brought my products out to see if they had the right ingredients as Gemma taught us so much today

[@laurahamilton8868]

You generally go from thinnest to thickest. So for example I do a toner, then serum, eyecream, moisturizer, and finally a facial oil. You layer from thinnest to thickest because the thinner products will sink in easier if they don't have to absorb through thicker products.

[@clairefreeman7479]

@@laurahamilton8868 I've just attempted (with the products I own) to overlay everything in that order - be interesting how long it takes my skin to absorb everything so I can put foundation on.

[@clairefreeman7479]

@@ButGOD-Eph2.1-10 me too...better late than never (I hope)

[@PamperedWolf]

Hi Claire. A video on layering products will be uploaded shortly. In answer to the order of products, you apply serums, creams then oils. Oils can penetrate creams but creams can't penetrate oils. During this years skincare series we'll look into high end and drugstore options for skincare. The Ordinary is amazing for cheap products that work. Peptide serums are quite cheap from The Ordinary. If you can I would invest in a good retinol, and buy a cheaper hydrating moisturising cream. SPF is a non-negotiable. EGF is the only one which I would say due to the cost this can be difficult to include. xxx

[@vikki9952]

Thank you, Jemma! I've been watching youtube videos from a select few genuine people for about a month. Yours have been some of the most informative and your manner is so accessible. Also I love seeing your mom! Fantastic job.

[@eliskiva]

Thank you very much for this video, I'm so very glad that you did this one and plan to do more videos related to the skincare. Yes, I would like hear more about working ingedients in the skin care products, as I am very sireus about things that I'm putting on my face. Will stay tuned for more gems of Gemma.

[@EWA_DOE]

That was really REALLY interesting. Thanks very much. Except for EGF I'm recently using all the ingredients you're talking about and my skin gets better and better. It would be great to know more what science says about these ingredients. I'm looking forward to your videos. Hugs from Poland.

[@jeniwatkins3297]

Fantastic video! Thank you for giving simple, yet solid explanations

[@luvsiberians8006]

Gemma, thank you SO MUCH for this video! I'm one of those that "black out" when the science gets deep, so thank you for giving us a little science, but not the mind-numbing level that others have shared. This video was excellent, and I've taken my notes!

[@PamperedWolf]

You'd have hated the first draft then Haha! My husband was lost, so I redrafted xxx

[@hayleyroberts7976]

Thank you for the video, I have recently become much more aware of ingredients in skincare and found your video very interesting. I do use the majority of the elements mentioned apart from A/BHA’s which I will now introduce, I wasn’t aware of EGF. It’s good to know what each of these elements do for the skin and the properties that they contain. Incredibly useful.

[@juneharrop6245]

A fantastic video Gemma so informative and great explanations. I am so looking forward to all the others. I already use a lot of products that you have recommended and I love them. One thing I am guilty of is not using an SPF every day. I wear it during summer and on holiday so why not all year round which actually makes sense. Look forward to some recommendations for products that I could buy to use on my face 😍 xx

[@TamarasTimelessBeauty]

Great info! Skin care is everything.

[@gladisy]

All i can say is WOW, great information, very detailed and i can't believe i watched the whole thing. Love it

[@saraalmeida5044]

Hi Gemma, amazing video! I found out that the products I use have all the ingredients you mentioned (except EGF) :):) personally I think that if you have a beautiful skin, you are already naturally beautiful ;) xxx

[@DaniMetzinger]

Retinol changed my life! My mom mentioned it to me in passing and I felt a little betrayed she didn’t share her secret sooner. Lol. I think I need to try BHA next. Thanks for this. ❤️

[@DaniMetzinger]

I was just looking up if my favorite brand had something with Peptides and the first thing that came up was something I use everyday 😂🤦‍♀️ Maybe thats why it works haha.

[@rachelrush9612]

Good to know!! Now I have a shopping list. I hope you do a video on order of application! That's where I get confused.

[@helpfulnatural]

My rule of thumb is after cleansing and toning, I apply my treatments first, then overall moisturizer, then eye cream. :)

[@CarolT120]

@@helpfulnatural this is what I do too, wasn't sure if it was the right order.

[@PamperedWolf]

Hi ChiChi, it's always Serums, Moisturisers, Oils. xxx

[@elizabethannferrario7113]

Fabulous video Gemma thank you 🙏 x EGF serum is available on amazon for £15. , sunscreen I have found a high factor in a spray very fine mist you don’t know it’s actually on your skin, I have bought both of these from amazon and my other serums from beauty bay ! I hope if this helps anyone and everyone you Gemma told us so that’s what I have done , thank you so so much ! Love Liz x

[@deepetracco328]

This was fabulous. Thank you

[@pattygosselin1037]

Brilliant video! Such a great job explaining complicated ingredients. Really looking forward to this series!

[@joanbiordi4995]

Gemma. I found this video very interesting and very important in having the best skin that we can possibly have. Also, you kept this video very interesting, understandable and not boring. Will be waiting for the next video in this series. Very well done, Gemma!!

[@karencurtis2697]

Moved home wifi on been catching up and wow what a great video to come back to . Not been taking care of my skin for 2 months been busy packing decorating planning packing , so the results are bad so give me another week to unpack , and whole new skin care required, perfect . Take care everyone 😉

[@PamperedWolf]

Hope you are settled and happy Karen. Been thinking of you. It's such a stressful time xxx

[@karencurtis2697]

Thanks that's so nice to hear . We are both so much happier even after just a few days x

[@ilove2929]

This EGF seems promising! Thanks for this, am reaching mid 30s now and still testing out ingredients and products that work for me, what to throw and keep, and this video helps alot

[@LapisLazuli155]

Great information! Thank you so much!

[@1982cherrydrops]

This was a real lesson! Thank you for this Gemma! Going to update my skincare. X

[@quiltbugj]

Look at you with 50k subscribers! Congrats.

[@PamperedWolf]

Thanks I'm so grateful xxx

[@henriete]

I was not aware of the 5th ingredient/element... Interesting one!! Even though I don't live (anywhere) near a beach, it's been really hot in here (Brazil), 32°C 60% humidity, so sunscreen is a *must* do for me. I have a CC cream w color 50fps and a sunscreen w color 75fps. Ran some errands today and boy, today was a *hard* day to wear makeup 😰🌞🔥

[@PamperedWolf]

OMG! HOT!!! xxx

[@Carrie401]

I can never thank you enough for introducing me to The Ordinary, they are excellent with the science (yes, I vote for science videos too) but mainly the cost has made it available to me. Everybody else recommends $300 a jar products. I could cry with happiness every time I think of The Ordinary. I've recommended them to all my aunts and bought some for my mom. Thank you!

[@BethDebayle]

This video is exactly what I've been searching for! It's informative, concise, and easy to understand! Thanks for taking the time to make it!

[@pollybowenschauber2738]

Thank you so much for this series of video. I love all your videos, but at my current age (51) skincare has become more important then ever. I am looking forward to your mom's skin care video as well.

[@sarahbailey7862]

I LOVE when you explain the background amd science. I want to know WHY I'm doing something, not just that I need to do it. I love that you hit both sides of the coin.

[@rebeccarogers6642]

Fab💕u💕lous. Thank you. Great video. Really well explained. Looking forward to more skincare content x

[@brandysiler3017]

I like this girl! FINALLY someone who knows what they're talking about! Her makeup tutorials are awesome too. I've been watching her videos for the last hour lol

[@PamperedWolf]

Welcome to The Pampered Wolf Pack Brandy xxx

[@thehappyhuman3637]

Thanks for great video. One question do you use all these things on top of each other and everyday? I'm 47 and my secret weapon is EGF SERUM ..... it is AMAZING. people always comment on how wonderful my skin is and it's down to this (mind you I've never sunbathed always wear 50+ block and don't drink tea or coffee just gallons of hot water every day) but this stuff is AMAZING. I tried it just on my mum over night (she's 66) and the next day you can start to see the difference, I cannot recommend this enough. The Scandinavian woman have been using this for decades, which is why they looks so amazing. It is very expensive £100 for 15ml but you only need two drops and it does the whole face. I use BIO EFFECT brand and I will share a little secret with all the other "wolflettes" QVC uk sell it and often have it on offer either £79 or if it's full price they sometimes do three easy payments spread across three months which is way more manageable AND don't forget you get a 30 day money back guarantee so you can use it every day for 30days and you don't need a reason you can just return it for a full refund (but you don't get the p&p back which is a whopping £4.95) also sell revitalash (the miracle eyelash grower) and I think they extend the money back guarantee for six weeks so you can really give it a proper test. Another cheaper way to get it is on a virgin airways plane. My sister goes to the states a lot and you can preorder this online and they deliver it to your seat when you fly out AND for £100 you not only get the full size bottle but they throw in a mini 5ml bottle for free which is worth at least £35! Hope that helps, loving your work pampered wolf #gulitypleasure 😘

[@PamperedWolf]

Hi thank you so much for your tips. I use Bio Effect too. I get mine from Beauty Bay as they often have it on offer for £65. I've definitely seen a difference. A video on skincare layering will be coming in the near future. xxx

[@thehappyhuman3637]

Pampered Wolf your the best 😘

[@SarahMelbourne23]

This product sounds great. I hope i can order it from australia? When do you use the serum? At night? Do you use a retinol over the top? Also im 32, is growth factors something to get into in my 40s? Or should i be doing it now? Ive heard from some dermatologists that with growth factors, your skin can get 'sleepy' and stop making as much collagen, because the product is doing it for you??? I dont know if thats true or not. Like, at 32yrs old, is my skin going to see any 'results' from using it?

[@thehappyhuman3637]

Left of Common - there was a lot of commotion about this product about 10 years ago with scientists saying things like that, but there are only 4 natural elements in it. If you listen to pampered wolfs explanation on it you will see the sooner you use it the better. I use it at night only on freshly cleansed skin. I don't put anything on top - probably not ideal, but I'm hoping she will do a video on layering.hope it helps x

[@SarahMelbourne23]

@@thehappyhuman3637 Thanks so much :-)

[@gingergirl8797]

Thank you for this video. You gave concise and clear explanations of the science behind the products.

[@lisajellison490]

Hi Gemma, I really loved this tutorial, it has a lot of information women need for making and looking their best when it comes to their skin. I found this video very informative although I use almost all these products except for the epidermal growth factor. I've never even heard of it. I 've started using a cell renewal oil on my face at night, which I don't know much about it but what the name says, cell renewal. Could you please give me some info on the cell renewal oil or cream? I would love to know what you think about this product. The way you explain how each skincare product works makes it so much easier to understand than using all the medical jargon. I started using skincare products a couple years ago, I am now going on 58. I know I should've started long ago but I waited for my first wrinkle to start using them. Wish I would've started in my 20's. Have a great day!

[@PamperedWolf]

Creams like that have ingredients in that stimulate cell renewal. It may be a cream that combines antioxidants with some peptides and ceramides. xxx

[@ruthgibbins510]

I’m 60 plus a year or two! I’ve always used sunscreen and moisturiser with a foundation/bb cream, and I avoid the sun. I’ve been complemented many times that I look around 40, BUT my eyes are very wrinkly and have eye bags and dark shadows, mostly hereditary, and also due to wearing contact lenses for 20 years - they damaged the surface of my eyes and gave me a dry eye condition, hence a lot of squinting! I am long sighted and wear glasses now, but as my eyes (and bags) are magnified by the glasses, l am wondering what I can use to counteract/ improve the skin around my eyes, if these creams mentioned in your video are so good, what should I look for in an eye cream? Plus for sensitive skin? I would love a video to help all us aged (but fit) old crones!! Great video, will take some notes shopping with me, but will look for ones in the cheaper end of the spectrum.

[@PamperedWolf]

I would look for a cream rich in ceramides and peptides. That should do the trick. It's difficult to recommend just one cream for you without seeing you in person. Caffeine solution is excellent fo reducing puffiness, but it can also be quite drying. Oils are excellent. xxx

[@ruthgibbins510]

Thanks for the help. I’ve been looking around with those ingredients in mind, but it’s all very confusing! There are so many with one or two of the ingredients, but I can’t seem to find one with the three you said I should look for! My skin tends to be on the dry side, and can be sensitive around my eyes, have you any recommendations of the ingredients I should look for?( or even a particular couple of products!)

[@simoneswift]

Love your videos, always helpful x

[@kathymarler3330]

LOVE LOVE LOVE. this video. Such a great explanation. Makes so much sense. Thank you EGF sounds interesting. I didn’t know about this. Please do more on info on skin care Best video I watched in awhile. ❤️ from Canada

[@MrsEMAB]

Really easy to understand. I am only just starting to understand my skin care at nearly 36

[@fionagriffin6522]

Hi Gemma. This is the video we've been waiting for! Absolutely excellent! I have so many questions about spf in skin care routine though! 1. Do you need separate sunscreen if moisturisers and foundation have spf value? 2. If you do need a separate one what spf does it need to be? 3. If you need a separate one what are your recommendations for use on oily skin 4. If you need a separate one, when do you apply, after serum and moisturiser or before? Would love to see a video on this. Thanks Gemma you are a star x

[@PamperedWolf]

Hi Fiona. I guess it depends whether you live in a sunny country. If so I would always overdo the sunscreen rather than apply too little. I like mineral sunscreens so I can keep applying them throughout the day topping up the protection. I will definitely do a whole video on SPF xxx

[@fionagriffin6522]

Pampered Wolf thank you for replying 😃

[@CindyRella-jh9tr]

Great info! It’s so nice that I can re-watch this over & over. The most important ingredients and why we need them all in one video. Thank you so much.

[@RedBilyeu]

New subscriber. Great video. I love learning about skincare even the science part of it.

[@PamperedWolf]

Welcome to the Pampered Wolf Pack Rhonda xxx

[@cclarke9301]

Makeup Artist Choice is a small company I’ve been purchasing skin care products from since the 1990’s. Their products are cutting edge too with the scientific facts to back up their claims. They have a sample size of EGF serum for $25.00. I recently purchased from them and I’m anxious to try it. They have great frequent sales on all products I sign up for their email announcements. Like Gemma said it’s an expensive product but if you wait for a sale for 33% or more it’s not as painful😊

[@diannemcclintic6891]

Excellent video! Very, very informative and helpful. I am looking forward to more of this series!

[@julieannharris3478]

Absolutely love your videos the information is priceless I always take notes so I know what I’m looking for what to use invaluable honestly a thumbs up is worth a thousand thumbs up many thanks really appreciated Julie

[@elizabethannferrario7113]

Hi Gemma oh yes please ,I love the science of ingredients, very interesting,great idea for skin care.

[@amyh8671]

Excellent info! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain how each of these work! Look forward to your mom's video so that I can pass those ideas on to my mom. You're the best! 😊

[@amypurple7845]

This was the best introduction to skin care I have seen since I started this journey. Helped clear up so much confusion I was having!

[@cathymaas2406]

You are my favorite! So helpful, knowledgeable and deliver the info in a way that makes sense and enjoyable to listen to. I have been using chemical exfoliants and a few others you’ve mentioned in this video for the past year and they have transformed my skin!

[@tammyroy9042]

This is FABULOUS! I’ve become obsessed with skincare in the last few years and am constantly researching and trying to learn. I look for products that contain all of these active ingredients and incorporate them into my skincare routine on a daily basis. Thank you for sharing- looking forward to more 🥰👍 Tammy Roy 🇨🇦

[@carmenmason9147]

Excellent. Well grouped and explained. This is the kind of video I like. Thank you.

[@lulusolomon1944]

I love how you break down such info :) easy and not overwhelming 👍🏾💚

[@jasminehasan7193]

You just blew me away by this video! So informative. But I’m feeling good that I strictly follow my skincare routine no matter what. Thank you! 💕

[@dollycaldwell4938]

I truly enjoyed this!! I am hoping in the future, perhaps as part of this series, you could give us suggested regimes, both for am & pm, for certain skin types: oily, dry, combo. Not necessarily with brand names....just the elements and what order of preparation.

[@denisefallwell7388]

Thanks for an excellent explanation

[@elisak.angell3898]

I have acne scar and I need some more tips from you. I'm jusing serums, I microneedling and much more. But I hope you have some tips on how to make my scaring away, because when I jusing foundations- and if I'm smiling- my cheeks are scared...My skin is a combo, hope you have a great tips for this. Thanks for your videos, they make me feel so good and I like that you are so confident 🧚 Wish you a fabulous day 😊 Best regards from Elisabeth

[@lisajolly1709]

I loved this video, can't wait for the others in the series.

[@marf_thecrazyreptilelass]

Eye brows looking snatched here Gemma 👌

[@cretan982]

Very interesting. Can't wait for your update covering EGFs. Seems a technically very complicated and controversial area. Bioeffect, Skinmedica (banned in the EU?), Anteage ...all pricey and with competing claims not just on results but on safety. Thanks in anticipation.

[@antoinettekelleher8307]

I love your science, Jemma!!! Please do a video on the science of skin care!!!

[@chelseahansen9159]

I really enjoyed this video and definitely would love to see more in-depth descriptions of the chemicals and how they work with the skin how they work with each other,. Thank you so much for doing a skin care videos. It's something I really needed.

[@cazc2013]

I really enjoyed this video and await the recommendations with interest. My only issue is that I’m very interested in organic / natural skincare and makeup which I really struggle to find videos and recommendations on. I would LOVE a video on organic skincare / makeup!

[@georgianasofroniuc9907]

Great job,Gemma!! Super usefull,i have never heard about EGF😘😘

[@Wrdwrk]

Brilliant...bring on the science. Wonderful, easy to understand explanations...many thanks !🇨🇦

[@ginatemple8537]

Excellent video ! Love skincare, I use most of this but how should I use vitamin c to get the best results? I was told to use the powder as the cream is less effective? I stopped trying with it so any advice is most welcome! Retinol changed my life!! Thanks Gemma

[@PamperedWolf]

I prefer a serum vitamin C than a powder. I don't like the gritty feeling that creams or powders give. xxx

[@sandramcdonagh5271]

I recently received an email about egf in a new revolution product. I didn’t know what it was so ignored it but I know now, so thank you.

[@sallyrimmer3115]

Fantastic video thank you so much. Easy to understand what these are and why we should/should not use them. I always use a high factor sunscreen and also put on the back of my hands. Looking forward to seeing the regimes of both you and your Mum.

[@liviacataldi9990]

Brilliant video! I'm curious about using food supplement collagen.... Does it work?

[@PamperedWolf]

I wouldn't take anything like that orally. Stomach acid is as powerful as battery acid so I'm unsure what good collagen supplements will do for you. I'll do more research though. xxx

[@lorialderman4518]

OK... Wow... Seriously, this was the most informative skin care video I have ever seen. Your explanations were brilliant. Well done.

[@maryloumorrisey7406]

I look forward to your product recommendations...I use DaVita Vitamin C serum.