The Dark Side of Skincare (Documentary)

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[@EvilFoodSupply]

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[@zoeypierce533]

evil food supply, i have curly hair how do you expect me to not use conditioner for when i detangle? 😣

[@darks6199]

Can I use it on acne? And can I order it in Europe?

[@RoyalTeaLegion]

Is not sold in Canadian Amazon.

[@RoyalTeaLegion]

Not gonna login my Amazon account into any KZbinr website. Pulled out my app Amazon and typed this name. Copy past and even searched up the brand name. It doesn't matter what I typed. It doesn't show up. It's only USA based. Unless you make it into Canadian brand. Won't be ordering it any time soon.

[@ElectricKoolaidAcid]

Who's bright idea was it to call it "evil goods"? lmfao So appealing... You almost had something, here.

[@Luna_moona457]

This becomes worse when little girls around the ages 4-12 ARE USING SKINCARE THAT ISNT EVEN MADE FOR THEM 😭 like little Emily doesn't need A FUXKING RETINOL

[@SarthakNarnaulia]

no one needs those, just use glycerine, oils (100% preferably cold pressed, like coconut) that would be much better as glycerine and oils are edible

[@Luna_moona457]

@@SarthakNarnaulia fr 😭

[@123ilhhn]

Girl you don’t even need to put on skin care and you don’t need makeup too

[@kellychuang8373]

That's even way worse and also with this reminds me of horror stories about this and also just saw something like this in a Bob's Burgers Comic or Graphic Novel however it's now known not the TV show about a story line like this really may want to check that series out as well as the comics. Along with any horror about this only this is way real and more worse than what those can depict.

[@Luna_moona457]

@@123ilhhn that's so real

[@tay_hay]

Remember kids: Your skin is an organ and does absorb whatever is on it.

[@resto4life]

Just do a dry fap. It's more natural

[@elias.bouchard]

yep. watching chubbyemu taught me that

[@NecronHandlee]

​@@elias.bouchardpresenting to the emergency room ☝️

[@rope435]

Yeah no shit. Basic knowledge

[@nedwardblack]

yes and no.... the function of the skin is actually to keep things OUT. If we were meant to absorb everything that our skin gets in contact with, we could get drunk just by putting our hand a bowl of vodka. Or if we swam in a body of water, we would swell up. There are certain chemicals that can be absorbed by the skin but those chemicals are most definitely not in any modern personal care formulas due to regulation and safety measures. There are also certain medications that can be administered trans-dermal. Some skincare products utilize penetration enhancers to deliver ingredients deeper in the skin but again, OTC personal products can only travel so far into the skin without needing to be labeled as a drug. If something can be absorbed trans-dermal and it changes or alters the function of an organ, it HAS to be labeled as a drug. Some micro traces of ingredients (and im taking MICRO micro micro micro) can be found in the blood but our bodies use our liver and kidneys to process any of that out of our blood through waste removal. So no harm can actually occur. The Johnson&Johnson case is mostly anecdotal. Companies like this spend a ton of money on research and development and part of that team is a team of toxicologists. Their job is to make sure the products can cause harm to the human body. It makes no sense for a company to make products that make you sick. They want to make a product that you wanna buy over and over again.

[@GreenTea3699]

In Europe there are close to 10,000 or more chemicals and additives banned for use in personal care products. In America, only 11. The average consumer would be shocked to find out the number of toxic ingredients sold with the suggestion they will make us healthier or prettier

[@WokeDEMOCRATShaveASPD]

Our culture/media makes it so we’re focused on other bs. That’s why nobody listens to them anymore.

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

That's terrible, for women & gay men

[@gamefreak23788]

And there is one US political party who loves deregulating consumer protections.

[@GreenTea3699]

@@gamefreak23788 when I looked closer, I noticed both parties were basically two wings on the same bird, both paid off by the same industries, they just bounce back and forth and the only thing that ever changes is every year its more corporate payoffs. I'm sick of the 2 party ping pong .This year I'm voting 3rd party.

[@chris.48]

@@TheGreyGhost_of43rdlove how you said gay men 🤣

[@WokeDEMOCRATShaveASPD]

The world is being over ran with sociopaths.

[@Arise4Fries90]

In the name of money 💰

[@KDWil]

always has been

[@Leviathan7777]

goes back thousands of years

[@azpont7275]

They are called capital owners. Thing is, either they die out or humankind will.

[@fridayafternoons1]

overrun*

[@spikey0245]

I got into skincare in my teens but got confused when I started developing expressive wrinkles on my forehead and smile lines at 20. I was literally only using moisturizer and cleanser. I stopped skincare and my wrinkles disappeared. Eating a healthy diet now and let vitamins and minerals do their job.

[@diva.roseee]

Hmmm did you use sunscreen 🤔 because I barely used it when I was young and I always wondered why I had horrible skin till the age of 27. Obviously now I'm 31 my skin looks much nicer people say I look 23 all because of a good skincare, face packs, facials, and sunscreen

[@Celestia333-d4v]

Eating healthy is top priority, without it skin care is a waste of time.

[@decebaltrandafir]

​@@Celestia333-d4vWhat food is healthy nowadays? All fruits and veggies are poised with pesticides. Inluding honey and milk. If you dont grow your food you dont eat heathy. I love skincare but i use just a cream or a serum a day after i clean my face.

[@Celestia333-d4v]

@@decebaltrandafir Well I think the vegetables are still super effective and provides good nutrition.

[@Lillycore._bit2]

​@@diva.roseeeWhat sunscreen

[@skorpysk]

you should make a complex guide on how to eat, take care of your skin and live life, the natural way, as much as possible in the modern world

[@Baptized_in_Fire.]

Well that won't make them any money lol

[@skorpysk]

ironic how the folks dead set on "exposing evil modern food" do simillar tactics to make money

[@GoAskAlice23]

@@skorpyskdid you know that HFCS requires the body to produce more enzymes to digest than sugar?

[@Shade_Tree_Mechanic]

Check out EWGs (Environmental Working Groups) "Skin Deep" database

[@annemariedebacker9835]

See claire Séverac

[@carolineleiden]

I used everything for decades. I loved the pretty bottles. My poor skin and hair. I now make it all myself. With things like beeswax and organic almond oil and herbs and flowers I grow myself. My skin and hair and nails are healthy again. I give little jars away to anybody who wants them. But most people do not know anything. They trust the cosmetic companies, and well, they like the pretty bottles.

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

Me to!!!!! Just made some lovely peppermint body butter!

[@Salai_Dante]

Are you selling any?

[@Rue.17]

Would you sell any?

[@anaacevedo5232]

You should create a KZbin channel around it! I’ll subscribe to it!

[@cuixue-rs3mi]

i use castor oil not organic and it caused wrinkles. how to make your own?

[@angelawaldoch2753]

I once read... if the label says "do not ingest", then you shouldn't put it on your skin either! Makes sense!

[@YurinanAcquiline]

So you don't use soap? People have been using soap since at least 2800 BC.

[@chris.48]

@@YurinanAcquilinepeople make their own soaps

[@Cifteli]

​@@chris.48so?

[@chris.48]

@@Cifteli wtf do you mean so?

[@Cifteli]

@@chris.48 so what does it mean when people make their own soaps? As if everyone does that too

[@rosemarygriffin2184]

I live in the UK, and I'm going over 45 year's ago. A new hair shampoo came on the market. It smelt devine, I tried it, it was called woodley green apple. That was a bad decision. I was covered from head to toe in great big red raised blotches, they were so itchy, and felt very hot. It wasn't long after that it was withdrawn from the market. Looking back on it, I dread to think what was in it, I had these blotches for well over a week!

[@Ninnjette-]

I remember when I was 13 I put on this vitamin E lotion, I’m not allergic to vitamin E. I broke out everywhere though in these horrible, painful rashes. At 19, I was diagnosed with cervical cancer. I always wondered, if that’s what caused it. You never know, it’s scary.

[@Betweoxwitegan]

​@@Ninnjette-It's highly unlikely, one use for a short period of time is insufficient to have a sufficient probability of causing cancer unless there were some really illegal chemicals in that formulation. It's most likely that you had an allergic reaction to one of the ingredients in it or that it wasn't preserved adequately.

[@Ninnjette-]

@@Betweoxwitegan Maybe, they could never tell me what caused it.

[@herrflick1244]

I remember Woodley green shampoo and matching soap. Late 1970s and used it, maybe I was lucky. I got a new head and shoulders for my son once, it made him itch like mad,, my. Son in law and my other son also bought it and also itched like mad. That new head and shoulders quickly got discontinued. I think it was mint scented. I never used it. Why don't they test these products properly before they inflict them on consumers.

[@Betweoxwitegan]

@@herrflick1244 They do test them before they are launched into the market (typically) some products will have negative reactions for some people and perhaps to a large minority to warrant its removal but it would likely not cause permanent or exceeding harm and would likely be fit for purpose by the majority. Some people get atopic dermatitis from some products/ingredients and it has a genetic component ingrained in it, it's best to avoid products with excessive amounts of irritable ingredients and monitor/isolate potential irritants.

[@SightlySinner]

Gotta love how everybody acts like it’s my fault I’m miserable when in reality I’m miserable because I’m being systematically poisoned every single day through my food, lotion, tap water, and I’m under constant mind control through the media despite me being aware of it, it still works. Life isn’t what you make it, it’s what your makers made it. You have very little control over how you develop as a person. More than likely your childhood will be okay or even good but your adulthood is going to suck badly eventually cause diseases and mental illnesses will get you one day it’s inevitable. Poisons cause illnesses. Case closed.

[@MOTO_DOSE]

Take responsibility for yourself. Yes the world is out to get all of us, but it's still entirely possible to be a healthy, happy person. It just requires work and effort.

[@MOTO_DOSE]

Start with exercise and getting at least an hour of sunlight each day. Take vitamin D supplements if you can. Sounds like b.s. but sun and exercise produce hormones which make a huge difference in mental health.

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

I absolutely congratulate you on seeing and understanding the problem, you are far more aware than most people....

[@turtleanton6539]

Indeed😮😅

[@turtleanton6539]

​@@bornagainbuddhist1969yes😮

[@Chad-Tyrone-Pookey]

Laboratory rats is all that we are to these industries.

[@bnghjtyu767]

Not rats. I would say cash cow.

[@Chad-Tyrone-Pookey]

@@bnghjtyu767 That too. Multiple species into one.

[@ThathurtCR]

Absolutely not. Lab rats are used to conduct experiments where you want to see the outcome of said tests. These people do not care to know the effects of their chemical concoctions, and it there could be an argument made that their ignorance of the results would be of benefit to avoid accusations of complicity

[@Resuone]

​@@Chad-Tyrone-Pookeythey aren't testing the products on us. They're made as cheaply as possible to give the company as much profit as possible.

[@RimJobJesus369]

​@@Resuoneboth are true

[@letfreedomring7330]

I wash my face with plain, natural soap and moisturize with organic lard or tallow. When my skin gets too dry, I switch to washing with honey. My skin is soft and smooth, and it looks a hundred times better than it did when I was young and buying products from the store.

[@neema1]

Wow, thank you. Will try. Mine is oily and acne prone, hope it works

[@ebm25]

Wow, never hear of washing with honey! Care to comment how to do so, please? Thank you!!

[@izabelaoliver6312]

​@@neema1tallow generally doesn't clog pores and it's composition is similar to the oils produced by skin, so might actually help balance oily skin and get rid of acne. Shea butter works similarly, as not everybody enjoys the smell of tallow on skin. But tallow is a great skin care product.

[@neema1]

@@izabelaoliver6312 thank you

[@Amita8505]

Yes i would like to know more about washing with honey if u don't mind sharing?

[@nesciusplayground]

I always had the theory that the beauty industry and other women pressure young girls into using make-up and then they get bad skin causing them to use even more. in the process they age faster and use even more.

[@paulamugabi7320]

Powders to dry out and age skin

[@XevLexa]

Hence the vicious cycle…

[@stellafournodavlou]

True. I do zero skincare and never got acne or any other skin problems.

[@CBC460]

Capitalism. They do this to us to keep us hooked and keep in spending 😢

[@chillblue1650]

You're just paranoid. People who come up with conspiracy theories are lost in life. They feel hopeless, so they'd rather blame something or someone. There's a whole study about this.

[@__angel__a]

Please never stop posting, you are helping a lot of people

[@fluffers7997]

I always had itchy acne prone skin which everyone insisted was due to either not washing enough or living in a dry climate. One day I tried a new activated charcoal soap and the itching intensified but I ignored it. Then my lymph nodes were super swollen. Didn't shower for a week and they went away. Attributed it to that particular soap and stopped using it. Picked up a different charcoal soap and it made my face swell. Fast forward to now where I use small batch handmade soap and sparingly use a shampoo bar once a week. My hairline is regrowing, hair went from straight but frizzy and wild to a soft curl, skin has cleared up and stopped itching. Since I'm not used to the chemicals anymore, when I do use a normal product I usually get some sort of allergic reaction within a day. Similar results for the people I convinced to switch over to natural soaps

[@letfreedomring7330]

Same. I also have an immediate reaction to artificial fragrances (burning in my nose and throat, headache, coughing, sneezing...). It's so bad I can't even stand to go outside when my neighbors are running their dryer because of the heavy fragrances in their laundry.

[@fluffers7997]

@@letfreedomring7330 Same with the scents! I was stuck in a small hotel room with my sister on a trip and her perfume irritated me so bad I had a slight nosebleed the entire time. Only a handful of expensive perfumes seem ok to use

[@wisdomknowledgelover6293]

@@fluffers7997 Which do you use?

[@landonlawson2676]

Someone looked at me like I was crazy when I pointed out that I use beef tallow instead of lotion. They said it sounds "disgusting" even though tallow is 100% natural and full of vitamins and minerals that are good for the skin, especially compared to what she was using. Just because what you're using is labeled "skincare" doesn't make it better.

[@ErinSternFIT]

My skin looks so much better since I started using beef tallow 🙌

[@RoyalTeaLegion]

The brain washing from their company are wild

[@xPandamon]

It is disgusting

[@Krisspbacon]

What are you using and where can I purchase it? I saw the product these guys are selling on Amazon and $50 for a 4oz jar is insane

[@kwameadams1140]

Soap maker/ skincare maker (Sweet Organics) and you are right. Beef tallow is THE only thing besides sunscreen (and in some cases a good retinol) that I have seen not only delays the signs of ageing but makes skin heather. However, people in general are grossed out by it, the name, though 90% of soaps have beef tallow in. We have to practically do backflips when formulating with plant oils as they just do not compare or have the same results as beef. Jojoba oil is close. Sadly, people don’t want natural (and sigh I’m sticking to natural as there is a small market and I’ll continue) but people want augmented, highly fragranced, bright colours, with lots of foam, almost industrial but make skin bouncy. Also due to lack of experience with many oils, allot of people go for buzz words or a high price point. It’s like a loosing battle. Large companies brainwash most into thinking what they sell is superior… eg; fast food chains.

[@demigod8522]

USA is truly fucked. I'm glad I live in Europe now after having watched countless videos here exposing the industry and horribly corrupt regulatory systems in USA and maybe some other countries too, but not here in Europe, at least not to the same degree.

[@shangobashi]

Dude, if they manage to bypass Food regulations (read or watch -- on youtube -- C. Buisseret if that's news to you), what would make you think that they aren't doing the same to Drugs regulations?

[@inverted_real_it_y]

EU is 'Fucked Light'

[@michelvarkevisser4203]

But here we are killed too by lies and anything bad possible. Look better before you judge. 😢

[@octavioa1978]

I'm 1000% certain it's being done in Europe, too. You can lie anywhere.

[@demigod8522]

@@michelvarkevisser4203 Well every country has some degree of corruption. I'm not saying that Europe is a saint, but it's sure more regulated than the US. Sure there's been some scandals about bad companies being bad and stuff, but I was talking more about the food industry in EU compared to US.

[@Notanderd9535]

My day always gets better when Evil Food Supply posts 😄

[@itouchipods]

Potentially your whole life*

[@b-1sauce525]

Kinda makes me sad lol. But if you look at it as the truth getting out then yeah it makes me feel a little better. This video won’t get enough views, or at least no one will take notice

[@Everythingallthetime666]

My wife was a Mac model for over 7 years, she was found to be unable to get pregnant 2 years after that and developed cancer a year later and dieing at the age of 29.

[@beautybrainsbrawn]

I’m truly sorry for your loss, sir/madam.😢

[@bjuganda7758]

My condolences sir😢

[@Swan-l6n]

lol ☠️

[@BibaSenana]

Omg...so sad... so sorry about that..

[@studyarmy1009]

​@@Swan-l6nits not funny dude

[@frostbittenspirits]

I can’t believe I just watched a 30 minute ad

[@mirushkamirkamiraaa]

+

[@kristinaslowlife]

Same.

[@tasnime4598]

fr

[@sharmilys2210]

😂😂😂

[@greenBerry_8]

Yeah, ironically all the stuff about "those are not healthy" Was only to say "Hey, here we have one for you, no, of course it's not like all others in this video, this one is actually good" Such a scam 🌚

[@MindDell]

I feel like I heard this somewhere... Oh yea.. "I don't like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the freaking frogs gay!"

[@MindDell]

@@HedonisticPuritan-mp6xv yea, things are seriously going to hell even more now

[@linaramirez3421]

What do you guys mean?

[@DNAofDoggie]

​@@linaramirez3421 on jake tran or this channel. There are videos that explain that chemical found in any water, whether its from river or bottled water contain chemical that turn frog to gay. I forgot the name of it but i think its forever chemical

[@hot_salsa_dipping_sauce]

​@linaramirez3421 it means some of y'all are paranoid and eat up anything you're being served. They referenced an american politician who is so delulu that he thinks there are chemicals in the water that turn frogs gay :)))

[@MindDell]

@@hot_salsa_dipping_sauce until he was vindicated with literal government involvement that showed the chemical runoff from companies actually altered the metabolism of frogs to the point where they actually behaved in the exact way that was described.

[@ChincerDante]

as someone with curly long hair, i can tell my hair just absolutely hates shampoo, you never realize just how incredibly strong shampoo is until you try to keep your hair from feeling "oily" without it, it takes a while to wash your hair thoroughly with just water but your hair keeps improving. chemicals are much stronger than we think just because we are so used to them

[@silentstorm5439]

How do you wash your hair with just water?

[@poonamkumar3237]

​@@silentstorm5439google #nopoo

[@roentgen8804]

no that's stinky, oily and a ton of dandruff after 3 weeks

[@spicydragon04]

Everyday I need to wash my hair. If I skip even 1day I've got dandruff.😌

[@brickabrak9832]

You should make a video on how low quality food is increasing peoples mental health problems.

[@AqilahElKaddouri]

So I basically watched one long ad for your own skincare product 😅

[@nadastunde1880]

same here

[@marylcampbell2409]

😂

[@judyalicegathoni]

Feeling scammed

[@nashgrooms252]

I just wanted to let this channel know that it has changed my life and health for the better. I’m down 20 lbs, I’ve cleared my skin up, my energy is a lot better, and I feel happier on the day to day. Because of the information and knowledge given by Evil Food Supply I’ve been able to make small changes to my everyday. Ultimately it’s on us to change our habits, but I’m happy that this channel is providing well researched information on food and supplies.

[@PiXie232]

This is FAR from well researched- all it is, is fear mongering- and in an extreme way. It’s a giant ad for their own “safe” cream. It’s utter garbage

[@jasonvoorhees7288]

For exfoliation use brown sugar, ground coffee with some jojoba oil or honey. For moisture just use Jojoba oil when you get out of the shower. You can also use Jojoba oil to remove makeup. I've been using coconut oil for years with no problems but it can clog pores. You could use Shea butter as lotion too. For body wash & shampoo use Dr bronners bar soap + apple cider vinegar rinse. Do a green tea+rosemary rinse once a week for about 30 minutes. You can use mint tea or use mint essential oil to encourage bloodflow to the scalp. Iveheard that green tea can help protect hair against harmful sunrays.

[@samgraves7330]

I wanted to love jojoba but it makes me itchy sadly… so do many oils

[@sherirottweilersforever7772]

I love castor oil mixed with olive oil to moisturize my face and everything else too. It truly works.

[@jasonvoorhees7288]

​@@samgraves7330Dang it that really sucks. Have you ever tried whipped tallow?

[@jasonvoorhees7288]

​@@sherirottweilersforever7772That sounds like a good mixture, I will have to try that out. I love olive oil for skincare.

[@UncleMikeDrop]

Hydration, hygene, nutrition, sleep, stress management, and tallow balm have done WONDERS for me. NO CHEMICALS NEEDED.

[@bluelilly5995]

Tallow makes me itch.

[@tokyo_taxi7835]

Where can you find beef tallow?

[@williambelmont9601]

@@tokyo_taxi7835 you can make it yourself, cook beef fat in an air fryer - drain the fat through a filter into a container, in a few minutes you'll have solid beef tallow.

[@UncleMikeDrop]

@@tokyo_taxi7835 Amazon.

[@elizabethgilbertson1953]

@@tokyo_taxi7835 Most Butchers will give it to you for free or reduced cost, but you have to "clean" it yourself. Our local kroger's charges a small amount, but totally affordable. I've also seen tallow in the specialty oil section of our local Krogers.

[@Jonny_Noname]

SPOILER!!! This is all just an elaborate advertisement for their own product.

[@draculena]

ugh thats so lame. thanks for the warning

[@danarmen3805]

Just buy a similar one I found one for cheaper

[@spacebunnie]

Yes it was so disappointing to see it at the end

[@arpzs]

Thanks for that!!

[@zairafernandes6683]

Thank you ❤

[@marciaoh7056]

Use olive oil on your skin. It does NOT make your skin greasy. Rub it on your palms and pat on your face. Put it on a bit heavier on legs and arms. You won't break out. Your skin will look fabulous. And its not expensive. When showering only soap up armpits and groin. The whole body does not need to be scrubbed up with chemicals.

[@everythingnothing2978]

Nah it make my skin has tiny bumps. I have oily skin and lives in a humid climate. Easy for you to say that

[@ComradeStarman]

First video I've watched from this channel, the production is absolutely amazing, good stuff, and lots of good info

[@huginug]

lots of bad info too, like the fact that makeup has been around for thousands of years, created by the Egyptians, it wasn't invented in the industrial evolution

[@MaineMax-jm4uw]

This is exactly why I don't use products on my skin at all. You can't trust them at all

[@concamon1364]

I wash my face with a gentle cleanser at night, follow that up with differin gel, and a moisturizer. In the morning, I use water on my face and apply sunscreen. You wanna know what happened to my skin? It cleared up completely and all my dark marks completely faded. There's no reason to be afraid of skincare. The most relevant experts on the safety and efficacy of skincare are toxicologists and biological chemists. The most relevant experts on the function and health of skin are dermatologists. Not a YT video from someone with zero background in either of those fields who's misrepresenting data and conflating hazard with risk. Hope this helps 😊

[@rosemarygriffin2184]

You can't even trust the water these days, as they have put so many chemicals in it.

[@Ramudo]

@@concamon1364 Skincare is fine, it’s just what goes on your skin. You need to be very wary of what you put on yourself. Do that, and you’ll be fine.

[@shadowcat3574]

Bro you got two government agents commenting on your post...😅

[@RTU130]

O

[@rainb0wpiie]

Specific skincare products should only be used when you have a skin condition that needs them! I had severe acne, inflammation, dryness, and many other skin issues when I turned 14 and nothing helped, really nothing! I tried using water only to cleanse, then switched to organic skin care products, and then went to the dermatologist, who prescribed me gels-nothing worked; in fact, it only made it worse. First time I found products that actually work and make my skin more balanced (because obviously my skin isn't by nature) was 6 years ago, when I started using K-Beauty products. My skin has never looked, felt, or been better! I still get some acne, though, even more so around the time of my period, but other than that, I am super happy with the products! So yes, normal skin, without any major issues skin-wise, doesn't need a 7-step skincarte routine and therefore you don't need to waste all your money and time on these products! But these products can be a lifesaver for people like me, that always suffered with skincare issues and got bullied and/or outcast because of that!

[@funsizedi88]

SAME!! Snail mucin, centellica/ceramide toner, glactoymycenes and propolis have been GAME CHANGERS!! Ideveloped hormonal adult acne at 31, after having my daughter. I tried EVERHTHING and my skin got worse. I started doing research and being everyrhing down to simple/single/natural ingredients to and saw a huge improvement in just 4 months! K beauty and The Ordinary helped me to get onto the right path.

[@hettyherz]

I think it's the longest ad I've ever encountered with. It is definitely not an any type of a documentary, it's just an ad that tries to make you feel paranoid and to make you buy yet another product.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

How misleading

[@trudyb4841]

Yup, exactly. I agree there is a lot to be concerned about in skincare products. But this was just a veeery long ad designed to induce fear and sell their beef tallow cream 😂.

[@Jim58223]

Dr dray needs to react to this

[@Thattgirl6789]

My thoughts exactly

[@renanmendes35]

"don't buy evil paraben creams, buy our super natural that just happens to be 10x more expensive" Also no chemicals. Yeah, they're made from aether and dreams.

[@luelladai1693]

I'm looking for this commemt

[@sushi_takoyaki143]

"there are no studies to back up..." yadda yadda yadda..

[@Willowy13]

Dray looks sick. Everytime I see any suggestion of her videos I always remember of the senator that became water in the first X-Men movie when I look at her skin.

[@LeeroyPorkins]

No wonder Gen Z is aging faster

[@thelibyanplzcomeback]

Actually, 22-year-olds look like 12-year-olds from the 1950s. Perhaps a kind of quick evolution for adapting to strange chemicals?

[@azpont7275]

@@thelibyanplzcomeback Evolution isn't that quick. It usually take many, many generations. Adoption to them, or getting deformed by them however you wanna phrase it is more likely imo.

[@cxptbry]

@@thelibyanplzcomeback aging faster + decreased testosterone and other hormones being whack

[@ed8212]

@@thelibyanplzcomebackwhat

[@letfreedomring7330]

They are obsessed with skin care, and their skin looks awful.

[@zanebouck5952]

Now do polyester and other synthetic clothing.

[@ericp1030]

second this and cologne/perfume

[@mattyboydabest97]

Third this Vaping, energy drinks

[@Betweoxwitegan]

​@@mattyboydabest97No way vaping is bad? That's crazy...

[@Betweoxwitegan]

Do you not think your organic and natural clothing is treated with high levels of potentially hazardous chemicals too? Especially leather...

[@TheExileFox]

@@mattyboydabest97 then ban coffee too

[@skaltura]

Honey; Egyptian Magic lotion. What Egyptians used in the past, contains Olive Oil, Bees Wax, Honey, Bee Pollen, Royal Jelly Extract and Bee Propolis.

[@curlyvassa]

the longest ad ever 😆

[@h.o.j2375]

Thank you for providing another clean skincare alternative!!! Look forward to trying it. I changed over 3 years ago when covid started, stopped using all toxic skincare and makeup. With all the other health issues I battle with pretty sure I would have eventually got cancer from it.

[@MTASAHM]

Thanking God I make my own cosmetics and lotions now. I spent a year making up my own items and now I stay out of those aisles and departments.

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

I make my own to

[@jJ-xg6zq]

Me too… but you need preservative, emulsifier, etc… its the same. You can choose the best now but it is still chemical

[@izabelaoliver6312]

​@@jJ-xg6zqdepends what you make. I make my own soaps, body butters, shampoo bars, deodorants and none of them need preservatives or emulsifiers. If yoir formulas don't contain water, you don't need preservatives.

[@samgraves7330]

@@izabelaoliver6312I agree, I make my own soap too and body butters and ok they don’t last forever but they last for months

[@sherirottweilersforever7772]

Castor oil is all I really need on my skin.

[@orafranc]

the problem is in the food we eat!!! no rest, not enough clean water and too much stress. all those age you.

[@TakeShotAction]

So awesome that you guys made your own products, keep it up! Mass produce and reduce prices!!

[@dolph9913]

The only cream that I use is coconut oil.

[@letfreedomring7330]

My sister loves coconut oil, but it dries my skin and causes my face to break out. I use tallow and lard. They're amazing.

[@bluelilly5995]

It's bad for the face though

[@SarthakNarnaulia]

@@bluelilly5995 just use coconut oil with some glycerin and aloe vera gel (preferably freshly cut) for face

[@marciaoh7056]

Coconut oil will clog pores. It's good for hands and feet but not for face.

[@SarthakNarnaulia]

@@marciaoh7056 but it improves the skin quality

[@ImmacHn]

I can attest that reducing your use of Shampoo makes your hair oily for a few weeks, but then it just fixes itself. You can start by reducing your Shampoo usage to once a week, admittedly I still use some Shampoo once a month, but old habits die hard.

[@cuixue-rs3mi]

u wash ur hair with only water??

[@artcreek2728]

You can use soap nut it works alright in cleaning the oily scalp, i've tried it and it works for me.

[@rosiegarden8961]

Imagine doing an interview about how products effect you.. WHILE using that same makeup during da interview like what? 😂 here 9:00

[@MrILIVEWITHMUSIC]

I see nothing wrong with buying a product in order to support the channel that we're all watching. They provide good, educational content and no one is forcing you to purchase it. I don't understand why people are complaining that this video is just an ad for their moisturizer..,

[@Vanoxe]

I work at Fareva USA a CDMO as a formulator. We make P&G, J&J and Church and Dwight and the amount of chemical burns I’ve seen is astronomical. We also have to use respirators for almost everything. Also the FDA does not care about making skincare/cosmetics safer as they get many monetary kickbacks from Locational “fees”

[@emerjay348]

50$ for a single small 4oz jar, this whole video is an ad to promote it

[@Blkac-pill-Black-Life]

thanks. unsubbed

[@luisviera3482]

I get it Is expensive, but the products they use are expensive as well and truly organic, and the manufacturing bottles the labeling they gotta pay their employees the equipment to produce all these things have costs the rent and bills of the warehouse all this cost money.

[@Jnnewsman]

The reason it's expensive is because of the materials used

[@DuckFace.]

Its because the adding of the Manuka honey, so expensive.

[@sardeegaming]

Expensive but when you think that you’re investing in your health the incentive to purchase it should rise you can’t enjoy that money you ain’t healthy

[@kermm03]

I use olive oil and beef tallow products from vintage tradition for skincare, soap, shampoo, lipbalm, moisturizer, you name it, my acne is gone and my body is so happy without all of the chemicals. It can just take a month or two to get used to

[@mubdimim9176]

the irony of this video. the ending💀💀

[@Barbara.Rothman]

The same, it's insane. Conclusion: Never believe anyone who tries to sell you something. Because I do not agree with some things in this video.

[@YNGWxRLD]

True but it’s probably with good intentions. Still u can get ur own manuka honey olive oil and beef tallow. The crazy part is I went on Amazon and it’s $50 but there’s a smaller one for $12 from a knockoff vendor. The label looks very similar but it’s not from them and the ingredients are exactly the same EXCEPT they added tocopherol!!! Idk what that is lol but it sounds like one of the chemicals that we shouldn’t be putting on our skin talked about in this vid! NICE TRY DIDDY

[@Barbara.Rothman]

@@YNGWxRLD Tocoherol it's normal, it's vitamin E. You don't have to hate cosmetics at all, you just have to know what to take, know your skin, your care, and choose everything carefully. Because the same can be said for food, there is no black and white thinking here. Buy, but check, know the brand that offers this product, read the scientific literature on cosmetic chemistry, and there will be a balance. But it's probably good that people began to treat it more carefully. I'm from Europe, so we have a lot of chemicals banned.

[@YNGWxRLD]

@@Barbara.Rothman ohhh ok thanks for that I’m getting the $12 one then 😂

[@Barbara.Rothman]

@@YNGWxRLD hah, lol. I just recommend INCI, this thing checks the composition of cosmetics, and there will be no surprises. Good luck bro, or as you English speakers say 😅😂

[@SnackQueen01]

I stopped using deodorants. There is another natural way that has been working for me, take a clean and wet piece of cloth, fold it and add few drops of lavender and lemon essential oil and wipe your underarms. Easy breezy and I stay fresh all day

[@SnackQueen01]

@@HedonisticPuritan-mp6xv I don't use deodorant and I don't stink. Body odor has a lot to do with what a person eats too. Eat healthy, take a shower and wipe your underarms with a combination of essential oils such as lavender and lemon, it works for me and I don't dilute the oils, I just put drops on a wet cloth and wipe my underarms. Deodorants cause breast cancer,

[@obsidianman4990]

and trimming arm pit hair on top of that

[@SnackQueen01]

@@obsidianman4990 I had laser hair removal done so I don't have armpits hair anymore. It's all gone.

[@Betweoxwitegan]

Lavender is a common allergen and lemon oil has citric acid (photosensitive chemical exfoliant) which can cause irritation, if it works for yeah go for it but I wouldn't recommend it.

[@SnackQueen01]

@@Betweoxwitegan it works for me.

[@MarblePizzaLover23]

Thank you! This is so important to talk about The more your body thinks you need something the more it stops doing something

[@shironeko1843]

Funny that when I stopped using shampoo, my hair got way much better. I used anti-dandruff shampoos and had even more dandruff! I stopped using it and the dandruff, itching and hair loss stopped.

[@rebeccac2358]

What do you use instead of shampoo?

[@Salai_Dante]

what do you use now?

[@onlinegametime]

Resident evil try to warn you, with their health care advertisements.

[@ShandaP018]

I always think of the carwoman movie with Halle berry and how the beauty brand made them addicted and have to use it or they aged rapidly.

[@BibaSenana]

Yes...tricky...

[@JoseToscano-bs6oe]

Yeah i remember watching Catwoman movie i was traumatized while watching it because there was a part in the movie where they used popular beauty product and the product cause more damage that it makes a woman look horrible 😑

[@luketrout9877]

All I use is vinatage tradition tallow balm, its made from grassfed and finished tallow and a couple other ingredients.

[@mimigong7943]

Tallow is best

[@garoosh8172]

Dr Dray needs to react to this

[@wildedibles819]

Coconut oil is my skin cream now and aloe Vera gel too

[@JordanFayter]

This is one of the reasons I decided to go back onto a carnivore diet and decided to also start my own small homemade carnivore hygiene product business. The products are as safe and all natural as I can make them, they're safe enough that the products could be eaten especially if they're unscented even though I use 100% all natural food grade or at minimum 100% all natural therapeutic grade essential oils. Every product I make starts from the main ingredients being beef tallow and lard.

[@burnbabylonburn78]

Do you have a website for your business, so I can possibly buy something?

[@JordanFayter]

@burnbabylonburn78 I don't, at least not yet.

[@hawyadoin1175]

I’m shocked that slathering chemicals all over yourself daily is detrimental to your health

[@wisteriiiiaa]

Just like how we wash our bodies with the chemical H2O 😱

[@Emifech]

So happy you posted

[@Foxfire-xq5ij]

I haven’t used shampoo for over a year and have no problem with my hair. I just have to wash it with warm water every day and it’s fine.

[@user-yg1dg6xm2g]

The skin in my groin area started cracking and bleeding and became very itchy not long after I started the carnivore diet. It took me a long time to figure out, but I had to switch to all-natural soaps and laundry detergents in order to get my health back.

[@mercedescherokee6853]

Found one that works?

[@user-yg1dg6xm2g]

@@mercedescherokee6853 I use a soap bar called Caprina, laundry detergent called Eco-Max (also have used Method), and vinegar to avoid the need for dryer sheets. The soap gives minimal irritation, and the laundry detergents cause no harm.

[@stevij5255]

I sometimes wonder why I feel shame for switching to washing and moisturizing my face with olive oil only and washing my hair with eggs and vinegar... this video made that answer very clear.

[@sharmishthach685]

The thing is not to give up on skincare just because you watched this video. But make an informed decision about the products you buy by reading the ingredients. Ofcourse you can eat healthy always but nowadays even food os contaminated .

[@XXExlipse_333]

As a girl i hate skincare and makeup thats why im never wearing that crap

[@maalikserebryakov]

aaand thats why you will look like crap lmao even guys do skincare now

[@latinsho11]

​@@maalikserebryakovgay

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

How can they know for sure that all of these problems are solely due to skincare products? These people could be doing other unhealthy things as well.

[@sharifshabbir]

An advertisement of one's own product in the name of a so-called 34-minute documentary is scammy at best.

[@ineedtofish]

*cold pressed* coconut oil

[@thisnthat7760]

Almond oil, sesame oil. Castor oil. She's butter, olive oil.. choose depending on your skin type

[@ineedtofish]

@@thisnthat7760 obviously

[@NammaReels8]

The joys and wonders of living in a capitalistic society that only cares about profits.

[@illysillyyyy]

Not me watching this video as I’m doing my night skincare routine 😅

[@HellbornPhoenix]

Beds and memory foam are also evil. Sleeping on the floor is a lot better for your muscles and bone health. I had back pains for the last 15+ years, but as of a month ago, I started sleeping on a thin blanket on the floor, and all my pains disappeared over the first couple of nights. It's improved my waking posture and given me more energy throughout the day too. Added plus, never have to buy a mattress or new foam again.

[@Noname-oo9gn]

I'm going to try this, I'm in bed right now with a bad back.

[@HellbornPhoenix]

@@Noname-oo9gn Good luck! Don't be afraid to start with extra padding with blankets at first to find what feels best for you. 2 months after typing this comment, I'm still sleeping on the floor. My Husband started as well, and loves it, though he finds more blankets for padding to be more comfortable. An added plus: I started working out more, and I find the floor helps relax torn and tired muscles a lot faster than bed rest.

[@ethiopiazoldyk4667]

​@@HellbornPhoenixthanks for this. Will try

[@TosillKohut]

Read the book No More Dirty Looks in 2012/2013. I haven’t used many of those chemicals since. I can either make my products or buy from a few select sellers on Etsy. The only “down” side of this is I’m now sensitive to the chemical smells of things and get nauseous if they’re really strong.

[@PrepperJon]

So how do we figure out what to wash our hair and bodies with? No one wants to be dirty and/or smell. What about antiperspirants? Toothpaste?

[@Noname-oo9gn]

I brush my teeth with diatomaceous earth food grade.

[@TheWorldOfMonika]

I love the native brand deodrants. I used to use the sticks but now use the spray. I wear black and the sticks left white marks. The sprays do not leave any marks! Love it! No harsh or unatural ingredients. i always used to have sweat stains and sweat with the anti perspiration deodorants, when i got pregnant and switched to all natural ones, the sweating stopped. Also eating clean and healthy and taking chlorophyll drops act like a natural deodorant and you just end up having a natural scent, and can literally go without deodorant because chlorophyll deodorizes you from the inside. But you also have to eat clean and healthy. I have been told by quite a few people, they love my natural scent. but i also have times i smell funny too- for example not eating enough, causes your body to break down protein which releases an ammonia like smell. But also a yeast infection can make your armpits have an ammonia like smell. Very interesting things…

[@Hana-ne5ng]

You can make them at home

[@LordReginaldMeowmont]

My medical instructor often said "if you wouldn't put it in your mouth, don’t put it on your skin."

[@misterle7026]

I wonder if Sun Blocks does the opposite of what it should be protecting?

[@considerthis410]

Unfortunately it can. Always choose a physical over a chemical

[@misterle7026]

@considerthis410 long sleeves, shades, and hat never fail.

[@cherryblossom412]

I was lathered in sun block as a kid, now even without sunblock I never get tan but just burn. I never used sunblock for my kid, not even hats because he hates them, he never got any sunburns and has a nice glow to his skin.

[@ohlomi114]

​@@misterle7026 yes 👏

[@Disijdc]

I used to use lots of skincare! Had a whole evening skincare routine that I used every night with 4-6 products. I heard some people let ‘the oils of their own skin’ work in the evenings and they didn’t put anything after washing their face. I wanted to try it out and Omygod! My skin has never looked better. The only thing I do is wash my face with a cleanser that doesn’t contain much ingredients & then I let it be. My face used to be dry and now it always feels supple. Best choice I have ever made for my skin! Less is more !

[@Heavypsychoverdose]

petrochemical products are not fit for humans and animals...

[@panatypical]

Petrolatum is a pretty fine product. It's very good for your skin and you can even eat it. It's not the same thing as motor oil. If you don't refine petroleum and put it in skin and healthcare products, of course it's going to be poisonous. Where is people's common sense anymore?

[@Ria23854]

Such a good documentation! Difficult basically in everything it’s labeled with fragrance or parfume, even for children

[@herrflick1244]

I am in the uk. I am female. For 40yrs i used a cleanser called Anne French deep cleansing milk. Later on many years later they labelled one of the ingredients as formaldehyde. I shudder now to think i used that product unknowingly for that decades. I think they stopped making it 2018. It was advertised in teenage magazines for a clear skin, from spots for teenage adverts to adults for dry skin and also had a moisturising cream in a jar for older drying skins. The cleanser was milky, light and also moisturising. You didn't need anything else. It was a pleasant product to use, but i think it just fell out of favour because it had been going about 80 years.

[@escalanteti0]

Tested , tried & true. There are others who have come and gone before and have been where you are and made the world a place for everyone to continue to enjoy their lives with. Cheers

[@ronin4991]

I should've never used proactive. I avoid anything like it nowadays, but children are vulnerable because they don't know any better. If I had quit soda, my acne would have gone away, but because I saw the proactive commercials, ten year old me just thought that was how it was gonna have to be if I wanted to have clear skin. schooling failed me.

[@considerthis410]

Proactive is finally being sued

[@ashleynoelle7429]

Before body washes and shower gel products got super popular, I was volunteered by my mom to be a product-tester at a local marketing research firm for them. It was an artificial fragrance nightmare. That year, I developed horrendous pms, acne, depression and weight-gain. The dumbest part was that my mom was studying to be a “Holistic Theologist” and had no awareness about the real-life threat to my health I was literally bathing in.

[@kirchnern79]

Sad to hear that you weren't protected from corporations. There isn't much standing in the way between them and children these days.

[@ram47863]

Beef tallow, honey, olive oil

[@Willowy13]

I am 50. Being lazy paid well. Didn't use suncreen most of my life or did skincare. Can't use most make up due to allergies. 😂 Personally, I think I have great skin. People! We will age!

[@YawehismyGod]

Do one on seltzer water. LaCroix literally had roach killer in it, Spindrift probably has 10x the amount of synthetic citric acid to preserve the 'real fruit juice' without refrigeration.

[@iliketohideincloset]

Eating clean and helthy is the best skin care you can buy. Using soap for my skin and hair for decades now and never needed a moisturizer.

[@oldgreymarewholovestolaugh]

I agree I try to eat as much organic whole foods as possible, I use Dr Bronner's castile soap for hair and body. I can also use diluted apple cider vinegar. I drink fresh spring water that is tested monthly, fresh up the mountains. I am almost 69 years old and have no wrinkles. I do not drink. Smoke, do no drugs and stay away from fake foods and sugar

[@hypebeast5686]

Really this was a huge advertising? Packaging looks like plastic even? Is it? What did I just see 😂

[@lightlingzooma-69]

😂

[@frankjuuh]

Supposedly it's a glass jar, but yeah it just feels like a big, half-hour long ad for their own (probably unnecessary) skincare product???

[@jamaisvx]

this channel is involved with jake tran.. so not really a surprise i guess😂

[@PiXie232]

It’s pathetic. I can’t believe this trash is allowed on YT

[@maikeoto6903]

Not really. They say you can just make your own with beef tallow and manuka honey. They saw that there's not really enough places with very high quality ingredients for skincare. So they made their own in a glass container and I've been using it for a few weeks now. It helped clear up my skin a significant amount. I don't even use it every day but it really does help my skin. I had an issue with my first order and a bit leaked out. No questions asked I got a new one sent asap so they have good customer service

[@IngridsVanlife]

this just confirms that making my own lotions, soaps etc was the right choice and direction to go in. we cannot trust these large industries.

[@KnightShade227]

do toothpaste next. i come from a long line of dentists and they would always yell at me to “brush my teeth” as a kid. i brushed twice a day. as i got older and had issues keeping up with hygiene but top of my food health and using picks and apples, they told me “you’re finally taking care of your teeth!” when id brush maybe twice a week. not to expose myself w this story, but i find it super interesting how brushing regularly led to more issues than barely brushing. i know society had powdered teeth cleaning products at one point. curious if there’s natural or healthier options out there.

[@ab9388]

The cause of your dental issues were probably the ingredients in the toothpaste, change to a non toxic toothpaste such as the dr bronners which is great and you might see a difference. I had many mouth issues which went away due to switching to a non toxic toothpaste. Cutting out processed sugars, corn syrup and such also removed any tooth pain I was experiencing

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

Try baking soda❤

[@Noname-oo9gn]

I brush my teeth with diatomaceous earth food grade.

[@AhmadFawwaz-z9s]

Rather than buy skincare, Better use that money to buy whole real food .

[@justintench489]

Thanks!

[@gethinfiltrator6700]

Yeah. Go explain to normies how you look is much more closely related to toxicity levels than slathering yourself with chemicals on a dayly. Best you';d achieve is scare tf out of them.

[@420rollinup3]

Explains why the worst looking people were secretly and sometimes evidently also the worst people.

[@PiXie232]

Funny how you touch on propaganda, yet this entire video is one big giant piece of propaganda- not to mention an AD for your own “safe” product that’s- oh- stored in that toxic plastic. Talk about a walking contradiction.

[@katrinasnow7548]

Fantastic documentaries, would love to see more on this topic!

[@tan-ne4zi]

you should do a video on cleaning products in the workplace

[@thekimberlynproject]

Im so glad im basic! I dont use any of this stuff and my skin looks great. I said a long time ago that everything we need we really already had.

[@wcmwfab935]

Not to mention what the weather manipulating criminals rain down.

[@panatypical]

Including Morgellon's....

[@SnackQueen01]

Chemtrails

[@wcmwfab935]

@@SnackQueen01 exactly

[@ravenderose]

My ex thought i was crazy and paranoid when I warned him that since we were serious for 3 years we needed to watch what we do in our EARLY 20s (like stop excessively drinking, eating bad fooods, stop staying up late, drinking enough water, I was going off birth control etc) and he broke up with me because he wanted to play bachelor and was like “we are too young to be worried about having children and life when we are older” but that wasn’t my point, my point was for women especially what we do when we are young can seriously impact things like pregnancy and he was too immature to see the big picture. I’m 23, and I can only hope and pray I’ll be okay. I have friends who are older and they already have some complications, it’s not as uncommon as people think and it could be you and you’d never know

[@Yumiko-p5t]

I Am 16 And my Mom Said I can't use skin care until I turned 20 And I Think she's right😊