The Only Skincare Products You Actually Need

[@ThatsThatOnThat]

AM: cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen PM: cleanser, tretinoin (Rx), moisturizer That’s it’s. That’s been my routine for a few years now and everyone compliments my skin.

[@cvo7617]

I'm gonna have mine similar except imma add Vitamin C & Toner probably to my AM routine.

[@Joerpg84]

100%.

[@eNYcE927]

That’s cerave correct ?

[@cvo7617]

@@eNYcE927 Cetaphil or CeraVe

[@BinnyAndMeena]

I add Vitamin C in morning and in PM Tretinoin/AHA 7 alternative days. Should i stop

[@Ashlord]

been doing skincare for 2 months now per your recommendations. ive experienced only 1 breakout so far, completely due to one day that i went crazy on sugar at a party 😂. ive gotten so many compliments due to my clearer and brighter skin, and ive felt more confident than ever. thanks, Brandon!

[@BrandonBalfour]

Yeah dude, cutting out the sugar makes the biggest difference!

[@itsfrosteyy3112]

@@BrandonBalfourim sure you dont have to cut out sugar completely, but how much sugar is too much?

[@GamingHisoka]

@@itsfrosteyy3112generally try to stay under 30gr of sugar is pretty healthy id say thats a good start, obviously the lesser the better, i personally only do 8grams of sugar (two cubes) for coffee and 0 added sugar or processed food in the rest of the day but my diet might be a bit extreme so start with something you’r comfortable with and that doesnt feel too hard to keep up, the goal is longevity

[@Gian_sas]

​​@@itsfrosteyy3112you don't have to, but it wont help either. Sugar is absolutely unncesesary and even 1 cookie is already enough to stimulate sebum glands with insuline and create new pimples. The thing is, you only need to eat meats, fruits and vegetables. Anything else is purely for flavor and doesn't help with anything.

[@Gian_sas]

​@@itsfrosteyy3112also, sugar not only worsens acne but it also destroys collagen overtime. So even if you don't have to deal with acne, on the long run your collagen will tank the amount of sugar you ate your whole life and will make your skin look worse.

[@liezlsmal9151]

Cleanser is a must. Water on its own can not emulsify to remove sweat, oil and dead skin cell's. Add a Sunscreen that hydrates and is suitable for acne patients and those with dry skin with at least a SPF 30.

[@kiebr8766]

Dont forget about double cleansing before going to bed.

[@JitTrippinOng]

@@kiebr8766do you cleanse in the morning at all too?

[@TheStOne1]

Don't need it in the morning. Only at night.

[@IGarrettI]

Can I use w sunscreen that includes a moisturizer instead of buying them separately?

[@user-qj9en1kp1m]

​​@@IGarrettIYes. Especially if you have oily skin. If your skin is very dry and if you live in a very dry place however, it might not be enough. It depends on your skin type and environment, but yes, in general you can.

[@ChillinLikeAVillainn]

Honestly I keep it simple. A decent combo moisturizer with spf, and gentle face wash. My skin is great as long as you’re getting that sleep snd water. Great video

[@D-Rodriguez777]

Finally..... You mentioned diet & gut health etc at the start of your video for your skin care firstly 🌟...... Thank you!!!

[@Sakshi_Aggarwal098]

Recently came across a sunscreen that works for my normal to oily skin. The littlellextra rice berry sunscreen offers strong protection without causing any breakouts. A must-try for people with similar skin issues. Remember to reapply every two hours, particularly if you're outside. I also apply the Vitaminc face serum from riceberry and I am seeing that my skin tone is enhancing gradually.

[@AnikaBloom34]

I recall a friend suggested riceberry sunscreen to me over the summer, and I purchased it instantly. I’ve been applying it since then, and I’ve really loved it! I’m combination skin type. I’ve even got my mom to try it. It gives such a good finish. I’ve also tried the Requil one, but I’m not sure why I don’t like how it just sits on the top of my face. So, riceberry any day.

[@centralperk7062]

Sponsored comments. U r lying

[@pierre-alexandre8528]

Retinols are really good, definitively one of my staples. Probably the best anti-aging ingredient and is often used against acne. Would really recommend for anyone (any skin) with the other 3 basics. You can also easily find moisturizing sunscreen to speed up the morning routine. Some dermatologist also say to not cleanse 2 times a day and only do it before bed because it can damage the natural protection our skin makes, just like you don't want to wash yourself more than once a day.

[@slickrick5596]

Bruh my whole body clogges cause of oil. I have to take a bath twice a day and scrub everyday. Thays how bad my skin is.

[@preciousfires5088]

Bathing once a day is definitely not for black people

[@pierre-alexandre8528]

@@slickrick5596 It's probably because you take baths twice a day that your skin clogges because your skin NEEDS a healthy amount of oil to protect itself. Since your scrubbing it off so often, your skin produces more oil to make it's natural barrier quicklier

[@jinpachibobochan3532]

@@slickrick5596 you either have a really crappy diet and your body react to some allergy or so, or just purge the crap through your skin, or you simply wash way too often with aggressive stuff and hot water, which makes your skin dry, triggering it into producing more oil, and dry skin may suffer from micro-tears, which can invite bacteria, leading to acne as they feast on the oil and stuff, etc. etc.

[@slickrick5596]

@@jinpachibobochan3532 thanks man or girl. Really helpful. I was able to fix it a bit and atleast be on top of the sitiation interms of knowing whats goin on. Yoire right, i actually think its diet and chronic stress and something wrong with my system. I felt I had rosacea without me knowing it. Derma docs here are useless. They give you 15 mins and send you off.

[@radders6569]

Its interesting how people will put more chemicals on their face expecting to help but won't consider the chemically processed foods they're putting into their bodies

[@BrandonBalfour]

1000%

[@ChapatiMan]

You have no clue what you’re on about. ‘chemicals’ doesn’t mean anything. Everything’s a chemical. The ingredients in these products have been tested and proven to help your skin and there’s nothing wrong with them. People just talk about ‘chemicals’ to spread fear and get you to buy their expensive beef tallow face cream

[@ThEraserKey]

Yeah. Imagine even people who smokes wate money on creams 🙃

[@slickrick5596]

​@@BrandonBalfourhow old are u?

[@MM-MLT]

$100 skincare routine $1 sleep routine lol 😂

[@marcelkluckner]

Finally someone who can guide me in accurately determining my skin type.🙌🏼

[@paulwarda]

i was thinking the same thing!

[@BrandonBalfour]

Glad this guide helped bro!

[@dxtnguyxn4179]

@@BrandonBalfourlove your video. Glad you actually done your research unlike other influencers.

[@PrivateAckbar]

When you wash your T Zone may be dry or oily and you may still have mixed or sensitive skin. A major ingredient he left out for dry skin types is urea. Much more important than things like Aloe Vera, and even niacinamide. Urea is the holy grail in moisturisers for dry skin types. Using sunscreen with retinoids needs to be STRESSED as well.

[@stevethea5250]

whats ur skintype

[@Black-Circle]

I use cereve cleanser and moisturizer because of you and it improved my skin a lot. That's all I do for my skin routine. My skin is softer now

[@Ashlord]

same here. softer, clearer, and brighter

[@Black-Circle]

@@Ashlord Im just like you bro. I followed his advice on cleaning and mosturising and my skin is a lot better. The cerve moisturiser isnt greasy or oily either. face is smooth now.

[@BrandonBalfour]

Love to hear that it works for you bro!

[@Black-Circle]

@@BrandonBalfour thank you!

[@joeltheowl3299]

Definitely add a sunscreen to that, as most damage to your skin comes from the sun

[@gabrieltaylor2589]

Licensed aesthetician here: this guy's advice is not 100% accurate and has many errors. First of all, beginning his video declaring he "does not care what dermatologist's say" is incredibly flippant and arrogant. You're dismissing experts in their field who have done the work to earn a medical degree and who specialize in skin so this is not an auspicious beginning. Second, while salicylic acid and niacinamide are excellent ingredients they have almost no effect on skin when in a rinse off product like your cleanser as they are not on the skin long enough before being rinsed down the drain. They need to be in leave on products like a toner, serum or moisturizer. Also you need to use a gentle cleanser; not just water. Using water alone does not cleanse the skin as water does not contain surfactants like cleansers do to actually clean the skin. Regarding sunscreen: there is nothing wrong with using a non-mineral based sunscreen. Avobenzone is one of only a few ingredients approved by the FDA for broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection with the others being titanium and zinc. This guy also uses the term "non-comedogenic" which has no legal definition and is purely a marketing term. Any brand can claim their products are non-comedogenic and do not have to prove it as there are no agreed upon standards as to what the word really means. I could go on and on...bottom line: do not get your skincare advice from influencers and good looking guys on KZbin. See a licensed skincare professional such as an esethetician or your dermatologist even though this guy thinks he knows better than they do. ;-)

[@awanefazishraq7122]

He said he doesnt care if dermatologists say maintaining a good diet doesnt have effect on skin cuz it does effect on his, Not abt other stuffs🤷‍♂️

[@TransylvanianMystery]

Where can we follow you, please?

[@MacoEditz3]

Nah bro took it too far 💀💀

[@NoonyJW]

Drag him king 😤

[@irfanhossain6891]

Sorry but the field of dermatology is under the influence of BIG PHARMA, meaning yall dont care about solving skin problems at the root but only recommend temporary,surface level fixes which puts us in a cycle of buying skincare products week in and week out. The main things you guys are concerned with is our pockets and ways to keep us coming back and hooked on "products" and "cosmetic procedures".

[@dorianthomas8310]

DO NOT FORGET YOUR NECK AND HANDS!! I REPEAT, NECK AND HANDS, EACH STEP..INCLUDE THEM...

[@ahmedfarukcakmak6724]

I understand the neck but why hands

[@alihazem1479]

Only sun screen for neck

[@shortstop-wt7bs]

Why though?

[@Oscar-subscribe]

and legs as well

[@kral3046]

I don't think this reply section has ever seen a 50+ year old's neck and hands...

[@OldSoulZeke]

From dealing with acne and learning just about everything about skin care this video is shot on with everything, good job👍🏼❤️

[@D-Rodriguez777]

I apply castor oil & Shea butter & black seed oil (not all together) to my skin too 😊 castor oil has been known to kill cancer too (black seed oil with wild oil of oregano too) 😊

[@ALEZANDAR]

Hydration hydration hydration! that is my skin care secret! I drink at least a gallon of water throughout the day. I also eat lots of organic vegetables, berries, and beans, and avoid processed foods at all cost! I only eat wild caught Salmon; Organic chicken breast, organic eggs, grass fed whole milk, and as many organic products as possible. I also walk 30 minutes to an hour at least 5 days a week. I am a light sleeper; but do take power naps everyday after work before my daily walks in the evening. Stress mostly from work is extremely hard to avoid. I avoid bakery goods and sweets, as well as over the counter skin products at all cost; as they in the long run do more harm then good to the skin.

[@D-Rodriguez777]

I started a herbal tea & water fast today for two weeks to start my gut healing & skim healing journey 😊.... Black seed oil & wild oil of oregano & sea moss & cod liver oil etc as well too 😊

[@Therealmattchong]

Dairy was a big one for me. Once I cut down/out dairy, my skin cleared so much. Thanks Brandon x

[@clementajoku9971]

How long did it take once you cut it

[@Therealmattchong]

@@clementajoku9971 maybe a few weeks

[@Therealmattchong]

@@clementajoku9971maybe a few weeks to start clearing

[@aceincase]

​@@clementajoku9971 a month at least

[@sahtarwars8386]

eh , dairy is good for health

[@lovehandles2464]

If you have dry or problematic skin There’s no need to wash your face twice daily. You risk stripping your skin of oils,, and could trigger issues. I have oily acne prone skin and even for me washing once in the evening, apply bha and moisturizer, and apply spf in the morning makes my skin happy. I would add that chemical there is a ton of fear mongering with chemical sunscreens. From reputable brands,, They are safe and work very well. Plus they do not clump in beard or facial hair, and are suitable for a broader range of skin tones.

[@maze_rissa]

0:49 can't agree no more,i stopes drinking milk and my acne got way more better just after a week of stoping it

[@opdamcha305]

Cleanse Moisterize Sun Protection Btw if you using any serum use it before moisturizing so that so get the 100 % affect of the serum

[@runkle8106]

Betterhelp is not a sponsor you want bro....

[@mekroplayz]

I don't get how people are still taking their sponsorships. Do they just not care to look up what they're advertising?

[@SoMuchMass]

Parrot

[@SAMBA10]

Why not?

[@runkle8106]

They have been expose for some shady business activities. Selling your personal information to Meta for example

[@paperbeatsrock_]

There are videos about it on YT but they do a terrible job of vetting their therapists and there have been a lot of complaints of uncaring/unprofessional sessions, even sometimes therapists taking calls in a public area. ​@@SAMBA10

[@oshanpallawala]

I had severe acne and even after medication I had acne coming up every now and then. Then I changed my skin care routine which works 100% all the time. 1. Workout 5 days a week 2. Eat 90% whole foods in my diet. At least 200g fruits and 200g plus leafy vegies 3. Drink 3-4 litres water daily 4. Move the body throughout the day 10k to 20k steps 5. Use SA face wash and a light moisturizer. Sunscreen if I go out in sun

[@reveluv2648]

Sunscreen at all times.

[@mikeholbrook8639]

Acne is caused by bacteria in clogged follicles. Nothing in your "master plan" addresses that.

[@sk0pro853]

@@reveluv2648 why ? what if im staying inside most of the day ?

[@ChrisBtw]

My parents don't let me wash my bedding very often so i just ordered a 2 pack of pillowcases on Amazon, looking to change it out atleast 1 a week to hopefully help with bald head acne.

[@thisnthat7760]

Sun dry your pillows and bedding and blankets once in a while too

[@h2woah127]

@@thisnthat7760hmmmm

[@saeefa]

If you already have pretty good skin then a cleanser, moisturiser and sunscreen is good enough, however for people with skin concerns like rosacea, this just isn't enough

[@Fred-zt5ky]

I’m 19 and still a student so I’m broke and I just use the AM and PM creams from CeraVe. AM contains moisturizer and SPF50, and PM contains niacinamide and hyaluronic acid.

[@preciousfires5088]

How's your skin doing with that?

[@Francis81z]

Here are some more helpful tips: 1) take power naps if you can. It helps with eye bags and dark circles 2) have a freshly squeezed lemon drink 4x a week. Its your vit c from within. 3) take b complex vitamins and iron regularly. 4) drink water water water!

[@Iamthatsarsora]

My skincare is: Morning: cleanser - vitamin c serum (it temps me brighten my skin because I do have hyperpigmentation) - Moisturizer -SPF Night : double cleansing - Moisturizer - pimple treatment

[@nickcarneyphotography]

Don't forget about the GOAT of skincare products, Tretinoin. Not for everyone, but its a game-changer for a lot of people for both acne, anti-aging, and general skin health.

[@Wumbology10]

Facts

[@JitTrippinOng]

How many times a week do you use tret

[@Davy_Wavy6]

@@JitTrippinOngI use it daily but I started at 2x per week and added a day per week if my skin wasn’t too dry

[@Submersed24]

Or just any retinol

[@roguephoenix]

if you have acne prone skin then adapalene is a must. plus it helps with anti aging and sun damage.

[@saintpatris]

“It's a popular misconception that retinol is an exfoliant. It isn't, because it cannot break the bonds that hold dead skin cells to the surface. Retinol is an antioxidant that promotes cell turnover, and an important skin-restoring ingredient that can impact how skin cells mature.”

[@C4RYB34R]

No. it doesn't kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXvdn3uqjtyGmassi=l0Ju_asSxJVPdEtx. learn something, please

[@dreamboat8207]

This is just what I needed I didn’t know how to go about it but now with this info I can get started on better skin routine thank you so much

[@BrandonBalfour]

I’m so glad I could help bro!

[@blivion7203]

The amount of inaccuracies here for someone who has such good skin is astonishing. And derms never claim diet does not affect the skin (it really does in the long run, especially when discussing advanced glycation end products).

[@tifesm]

hey chiefs, this is all the instructions you need to get that clear skin. concise and straight to the point

[@Kaapesaciid444]

Hi

[@picklepirate]

I also totally fixed my skin by washing with a cleanser at night and only splashing with water in the morning I had a lot of blemishes and dryness when I used cleanser twice a day

[@user-op6sy5dc3t]

The only thing that makes sense

[@rahrahrari3064]

only if you didn’t moisturize well

[@picklepirate]

@@rahrahrari3064 no matter the amount of moisture, my skin type did not like getting soap cleansed twice a day

[@JitTrippinOng]

Do you do everything else in the morning like moisturizer just not cleansing?

[@AngeloTelesforo]

6:19 Retinol will not cause a bad reaction with the sun, it will just suffer photolisis (it will be degraded) and will have no effect on your skin. Also I’d like to see the scientific references to some of your claims…

[@mikeholbrook8639]

Don't hold your breath. But then, you wouldn't have to worry about your skin either.

[@bsshop4678]

It's worth noting that when using a cleanser with active ingredients such as salicylic acid and niacinamide, you should leave the cleanser on for at least 5 minutes (ideally 10) so that the active ingredients take effect and are not just put on and immediately washed off.

[@KarlaVonSchwarz]

I agree. But anyway, whatever skin type you have, we need a gentle cleanser for every day and one based on AHA/BHA/PHA (make your pick) to use 1-2 times a week. Plus tretinoin. Vitamin C in AM routine before SPF 50+. a Skinceuticals cream cannot replace a good serum over the counter power cream.

[@kconnect7106]

my skincare already going good but can Brandon always has good insights!! Thanks for the video.

[@BrandonBalfour]

Perfect, if you’ve found something that works for you that’s great!

[@isaachancock6699]

​@@BrandonBalfour Could you do a video on how to treat spots on your arms/back, specifically how to remove scars and what not?

[@stifflingleaf5815]

have never taken care of my skin before and just started, thanks for the video

[@belezacomdu]

Really like the video Brandon but organic/chemical sunscreens are safe! They usually have higher UVA protection, which is super important. The US has older filters but we can always get European sunscreens online which are great!

[@adueedu1819]

Thanks for the awesome tips! My skin is already thanking me. Excited for your next one!

[@spacewolf363]

Needed that video, thanks! Skin care products are always sponsored and I don't trust it.

[@BrandonBalfour]

Yeah it can be hard bro! Everyone’s skin is different so it’s kinda a trial and error process

[@borrisdillan9783]

My skin routine: AM: wash with cleanser, ice, light therapy, toner, face spray, vit c, hyaluronic serum, moisturizer, sunblock, face tint PM: wash with cleanser,

[@valkyrie_592]

There definitely is quite some misinformation going on in this video, especially in the sunscreen department, but I gues you can take it as a starting point. Dont forget to moisturize your decolleté area as well and the collar bones and the back of your neck. Age and damage shows up severly in these parts because the skin is very thin here. In particular the decolleté

[@kimberlymasseur1615]

Thank you, thank you thank you for mentioning keeping bedsheets and towels, clean and hygienic. I think a lot of people talking about the subject completely omit that and it is very important.❤

[@Appa0]

5 seconds and no views? Bro fell off 😬

[@CarlosSandoval-qw5fq]

I was gonna say the same 😂

[@BrandonBalfour]

Big time, might have to quit KZbin now 😂

[@TheTrueForceUser]

LOL

[@NateSmith-qv5fe]

R.I.P.

[@rutzalouima9419]

It's all good for me to have a skincare products

[@vasuraghav5687]

3:48 ... just a gentle reminder... that is NOT the structure of salicylic acid .. love your vids btw

[@leonardomataenciso4776]

Chemical/organic sunscreens are not bad or harmfull at least you have an allergy or very sesitive skin, and are going to be more comfortable to use in most cases, do not leave you white and are not so heavy like mineral, just use one from a well known brand (for both mineral and chemical)

[@dxtnguyxn4179]

Exactly. This is why I don’t listen to people like him. I rather listen to dermatologist and cosmetic formulator. No evidence chemical cause problem yet people like him spread false information about sunscreen. Mineral sunscreen offer less protection than chemical sunscreen and you know most people rarely apply enough sunscreen anyways.

[@Ultra-black123]

Thank you so much I have reduced my expenses and still have a good result

[@user-er4xo2zl4r]

The biggest study on the best food for your stomach microbiome has been released. The two best foods are Kefir and Kimchi

[@ppat.9]

7:03 “non-cohmedoik” 🗣️🗣️💯💯

[@yann8067]

I got really oily skin and live in a tropical area. Cetaphil derma control foam wash works amazing.

[@LaurensiusAdiKun]

Cerave is good starting point. They have different type of cleansers, sunscreen and moisturizer.

[@BrandonBalfour]

100%

[@perianka]

1:19 seventeen hours of sleep?? noted

[@PradeepSahu-kh8vr]

He meant 7-8 hours bro.

[@shman6309]

😂 😂😂😂

[@Nahidhasan02]

​oh thanks for saving the world from eclipse through this information @@PradeepSahu-kh8vr

[@Skilldrw]

Seventy eight hours of sleep 😶‍🌫️

[@I7so]

He said seven to eight hours You heard him saying seventeen? Bro you need to visit Otorhinolaryngologist doctor

[@jarodrogers2615]

Fellas cut out coffee creamer with seed oils in it. Get one that is just milk, cream, and sugar. Made a huge difference in my life 🙏🏻

[@james_wheelz]

It really depends on your skin. if you have oily or sensitive skin, then less is more. But someone with problematic skin like me need more to have my skin in good shape. Basically i have parts that are oily, parts that are dry, and then sensitive parts. But i’d say not many people have it as complicated as me.

[@DAMfoxygrampa]

0:40 idk what dermatologists say but food definitely impacts your skin. Every time I eat chocolate I get acne and otherwise I almost never have it (on my face)

[@stanleyho8009]

I don’t think any dermatologist has ever said that 😂

[@taylan-2170]

@@stanleyho8009they actually do. It’s a well known and accepted fact

[@KarlaVonSchwarz]

​@@stanleyho8009 Almost every derm will tell you to reduse your diet and water intake. This is huge L'Oreal sponsored bs. 😂

[@meisama8593]

I have hormonal acne.. i just do simple basic skincare,3months have improved,and after 1year my acne gone and my skin are way better,acne scar also gone,now im flawless. Day Cerave hydrating cleanser Cerave moisturizer Abib uv stick Night Cerave hydrating cleanser Adapealene Clindamycin gel Cerave moisturizer

[@Mypov-t7f]

I had really really bad acne prone oily skin....my derm recommended 2 percent Salicylic acid face wash....I ve been using it for about 2-3months....what happened is that my acne got really really bad and the skin became too much oily than before...this is because salicylic acid remove all the oil above your skin which makes the skin to produce more oil which is a natural mechanism....please just use a gentle foaming cleanser ...salicylic can be used 1-2 times a week

[@safoan231]

I really needed this specially cuz summer is coming and everything you mentioned in the video applies to me to a fault. Thanks a bunch man!

[@math283]

Your fashion recommendations always leave me in awe! I'm curious, what's your secret for pinpointing the perfect pieces, whether it's clothing or accessories?

[@Bitter_Pill_]

Nice video. Just two things. First, retinol is NOT an exfoliant and should be used sparingly, as tolerated. Two, there is nothing wrong with chemical sunscreen.

[@BrandonBalfour]

Yes, my mistake on retinol it’s technically is an antioxidant

[@mozart0]

Don't talk like you have any rights to say chemical sunscreens are good. Use it and suffer, Good but don't make others suffer the same

[@Bitter_Pill_]

@@mozart0 use spell/grammar check first so I can understand you ;)

[@preciousfires5088]

Can you expand on why chemical sunscreens are okay? just curious

[@Bitter_Pill_]

⁠@@preciousfires5088Sure. Most, if not all, credible journals and research on the chemical sunscreen shows there is nothing harmful about it. It does get more into your blood stream more than its mineral counterpart; however, you simply sweat/urinate that out. I use chemical all day long. Pregnant women use it too, and they are much more elegant to apply, and thereby making it more likely for repeated use. Don’t believe these KZbin pseudo scientists who hasn’t read a journal for a day in their lives make you believe that chemical sunscreens are bad for you.

[@james_wheelz]

It really depends on your skincare. but if you have oily or sensitive skin, then less is more. someone with problematic skin like me need more to have my skin in good shape. i have parts that are oily, parts that are dry, and then sensitive parts. i’d say not many people have it as complicated as me.

[@gunmetal2445]

It's not necessary to get a cleanser with added ingredients like salicylic acid, vitamins etc. Those ingredients need to stay on skin for sometime in order to have any effect. Any added ingredients (like salicylic acid) in a cleaner/ rinse off product will wash off the face before it has a chance to do anything.

[@lawrence6935]

this video have actually summarized all the answers to my questions. Wow

[@namabeni]

also please do not forget to spray alcohol onto a kitchen roll/micro fiber cloth and then wipe your phone every time you come home from the outside.

[@Apistoleon]

Always do for years. People do not care!

[@minimo500]

Love this video. You're speaking facts with courage, Hats off 👏

[@jamie7311]

Very informative. You obviously know your stuff on skincare which more men should do. Kudos! 😊

[@Ryhn00]

I would also add drinking water as part of the things to do before looking at skin care products

[@renegade11b45]

Glad guys are also taking care of themselves

[@mariebeth]

Pretty good video for beginners but I would like to add a few things: 2:17 Natural doesn't mean it's better for you, natural skincare can be good / bad depending on what you're doing specifically 2:24 Using a cleansing product twice a day can be too much for dry skin, I would recommend to only cleanse with water in the morning for everyone who isn't oily 2:44 You can also have normal skin, if you can't figure out if an area is dry or oily it might be normal (between dry and oily) 3:33 Exfoliants like salicylic acid (and glycolic, lactic and mandelic acid) probably won't do anything in a cleanser bc you wash everything off again, it makes more sense to look for these ingredients in products that you don't wash off 6:18 Besides retinol you should also not use exfoliants in the morning bc they make your skin more sensitive to the sun, it's also a bad idea to use retinol and exfoliants on the same day 7:25 I wouldn't generally advice to only buy mineral / physical / inorganic sunscreen, chemical / organic sunscreen leaves no white cast and generally feels better but can be too much for sensitive skin, I would recommend mineral for sensitive skin and chemical for everyone else bc it feels much less unpleasant and you're therefore much more likely to use enough of it; also: a low spf is better than no spf and the best sunscreen is the one you actually use My routine recommendation: Morning: cleanse with water, sunscreen Evening: cleanser, serum (if you're willing to do 3 steps), moisturizer My product recommendations: CeraVe cleansers and moisturizers (they have good formulas and clearly communicates what skin type a product is best for) If you want to add a third step in the evening and use a serum after cleansing and before moisturizing I recommend the following serums by The Ordinary: for all skin types (slowly introduce each serum separately, especially if you're sensitive) Retinol serum (1x/w): theordinary.com/en-de/granactive-retinoid-2-emulsion-serum-100419.html Salicylic acid serum (2x/w): theordinary.com/en-de/salicylic-acid-2-solution-exfoliator-100619.html Lactic acid serum (2x/w): theordinary.com/en-de/lactic-acid-10-ha-exfoliator-100426.html Sunscreen (only chemical, bc I don't have enough experience with mineral ones): Normal - Dry: www.yesstyle.com/en/by-wishtrend-uv-defense-moist-cream-sonnencreme-50g/info.html/pid.1114105358 Normal - Oily: www.yesstyle.com/de/beauty-of-joseon-relief-sun-sonnencreme-50-ml/info.html/pid.1107744417

[@lonelyfrie]

i’ve never been so confident in taking advice from a video, looking forward to following ur steps thank you!

[@looksharp6135]

Currently I'm using The Ordinary Balancing and Clarifying serum which claims to target a lot of skin problems, in between of my cleanser and moisturizer. Thats about it.

[@monte1250]

Great video Brandon! I have been recently following a skin care routine and I can assure it makes all the difference. One key part I would like to talk tho: what about the skin in other parts of the body? I understand that the face is the most "direct" form of skincare, but a clean back or chest is as important when going on a swim for example. I would really appreciate a video about how to have clear skin in those areas as well!

[@D_editz728]

That's a valid point

[@chrisevans869]

If you’re talking about acne in general, go for products like body wash with ingredients like salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. I have a lot of bacne so my dermatologist suggested using naturium’s salicylic body spray, so you can leave on that product on your body instead of washing it off. Since these products are active ingredients, you would want to leave them on so they’re doing the work. If you are using a body wash medium, you’ll want to let the product sit for 4-5 minutes before washing it off. If you use a loofah, switch it out often or buy washable scrubs, cause bacteria grows in moist environments, which can make you breakout. I personally use silicone brushes. If it’s rough, dry textured, bumpy, you can try amlactin. I have eczema, cetaphil and cerave’s basic moisturizers and slugging with a petrolatum based product have really helped manage my dryness. Any itching or rashes, try oatmeal or zinc based products. If you’re dealing with hyperpigmentation you can try glycolic acid, helps renew your skin and is very light on sensitivity. At the end of the day, talk to your dermatologist. They would know your skin best. I also recommend watching dr dray, doctorly, lab muffin beauty science, if you haven’t heard of them. They give great tips for taking care of your skin.

[@monte1250]

@@chrisevans869 thanks Cap! great advice.

[@staged00]

Back and chest is always clean than face because it is rarely exposed.

[@raghavkhandelwal6929]

Hi brandon I've been watching your videos quite regularly and I can say you do have a complete knowledge of men's fashion and healthcare would like to see for hair care too

[@PoeTréAloisio]

Peep Alex Costa, bro. He's the men's hair GOAT. And he's even created his own hair product line called Forte Series and I can honestly say everything is amazing

[@mikeholbrook8639]

Yes. Fashion and healthcare are so closely related. Fabrics and skin. Really no difference. Just a little more cutting and sewing with one of them - maybe the skin?

[@ME-hd2xt]

I never use soap on my face. I moisturize in the morning after washing with warm water. At night I use retinol. And always sunscreen.

[@anuragtumane5227]

Skincare that is affordable is much needed.

[@BigG627]

Man your channel has been blowing uppp. Also I’d like to say, a lot of results come from what you eat. fruit helps a lot. My skin has improved 200% from watching you too. Especially the vitamin C serum. Was very helpful. Everything else works wonders. This is a actual good video

[@aidanbalazs3103]

I love how he mentions diet, sleep and overall cleanliness, people try and sell you products claiming it’ll magically give you glass skin, no products matter if you don’t have the basic principles to being clean

[@LarryCrandall-z2w]

I know Mothers 👩 Day, last year. Was when your family home 🏡 was destroyed by fire 🔥, and it's maybe a sore subject. But I was wondering how you and Ryder, your parents and family are doing? Stay strong 💪 and remember 2 Corinthians 5:1, our Lord God is watch over use. 🙏 You are blessed.

[@user-ru1re2zj1w]

We need the summer wardrobe video Brandon 🙏

[@Jewishcommenter]

Thank you so much for this video it made me so much clearer in how to start with my facial routine

[@khun8332]

I have combination skin with hormonal acne. Sometimes after using an active i dont even have to do full routine next day, moisturizer and sunscreen will suffice. It’s more of taking care if what’s inside

[@sulemanrehmani7983]

Thank you so much bro I was using too much products for my skincare

[@Watuhh]

7:29 this “don’t use” list doesn’t make much sense to me. Retinyl palmitate is a form of vitamin a - like retinol which you said we can use. Also the fact to just stick to mineral sunscreens is definitely not good advice. “Chemical” or organic sunscreens are more than safe to use. There is so much fear mongering around them for no reason. Use what sunscreen you want. Parabens are also plenty safe in cosmetics. I mean they are literally present in blueberries lol. There is more on the “don’t use” list that doesn’t sit well with me. But I don’t want to type paragraphs. I just mainly wanted to say that you don’t have to use strictly a mineral/inorganic sunscreen.

[@ag4626]

Fr I’m so sick of the fear-mongering these “natural chemical-free skincare” enthusiasts do. I mean according to their logic, mercury can be found in nature so it’s completely safe to consume right????????? As soon as I see shit like paraben on people’s harmful chemicals list, I immediately assume their opinions are invalid or misinformed.

[@skxrred]

just because it’s a form of vitamin a doesn’t make it safe research the side effects in combination with sunlight, I understand why it might not make sense but he’s not just putting these chemicals on the screen for no reason or with no evidence, the regulation in America over many chemicals in everything we consume is not strict there are plenty of “safe” but long term and with repetitive use harmful chemicals in plenty of things with research to back it up, there’s a reason people live longer in countries with less factories

[@Watuhh]

@@skxrredvitamin a is very much safe. In correct doses of course. Vitamin a helps defend your skin from the damaging effects of uv (it doesn’t work like spf, that’s not what I’m saying) but vitamin a is incredibly researched backed. Both orally and topically. And this is where you need to do more research. I recommend watching some of lab muffin beauty science’s videos on the topics of the safety of ingredients. His list lacks proper information about their safety. It was just a “don’t use” list. These types of videos are terrible. They spread so much misinformation and fear mongering. These ingredients are safe. Your use of the word chemicals is quite negative. Not all chemicals are bad. ESPECIALLY chemical spf. They are safe.

[@RashmiPriya-qe2qo]

My skin got irritated after I used so many cleansers, face wash, scrub, and DIYs on my skin to get rid of sun tanning and some very little black spot. Then my skin started stinging after using anything, applying anything on it. So I stopped using everything for two weeks and my skin got better. But again, I bought CeraVe Hydrating cleanser and CeraVe Moisturizing Lotion. But after two or three days of using it, I had red bumps all over my cheeks. I was crazy to use so many things and Nothing suits my skin right now........

[@martintalbot875]

Clinique..the safest and the best on the market

[@DanEnescu]

3:42 ik i sound like a hater but thats not how the structure of salicylic acid looks like. ily Brandon please dont stop posting ❤

[@for_nothing_important]

☝️🤓 Sorry bro i had to do it

[@youngtuna2385]

mad respect for not just recommending a ton of chemicals and taking a more thoughtful approach

[@rkmn12]

AHA makes my skin SUPER SOFT whenever I use it on my night routine. I'm a man in my 30s

[@ronenk8683]

Acutally a great video. Just to the point no waste of talking and yapping just straight facts with links below Liked immediately keep up the good work !

[@coltonbradley9293]

Bump that sleep up especially if your lifting. 8-9 hours is ideal.

[@kickazzdrummer666]

I'm a full time vegan and none of these moisturizers worked on my skin but upon trying the beef tallow my skin is now smooth and glowing. I got lots of compliments from my co-workers!

[@bambina5604]

You're not a vegan but a liar

[@speeddemon0882]

Very helpful Thank You for the detailed info and pointers!

[@ChampionMagic-qs4gy]

I love Paula's choice

[@ajchavda5205]

Make a similar video on hair care pls......pls......❤🎉

[@eleannakritikaki4811]

This is great advice for guys lol. The only issue I would have is the essential oils in the skinceuticals moisturiser (can sensitise skin) but it wasn't hardcore pushed or anything. Love stressing the importance of SPF

[@alm5851]

I love this! Totally resonate with the first two steps. I think diet sleep and exercise are so integral to great skin. Thank you for this

[@toothpaste_tm7323]

7:37 🇳🇴😎 Norway mentioned wooho

[@mathewpercy3292]

Cleanse, toner, repair, moisturizer, sunscreen. Keep it basic, but specific to you.