5 Skincare Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s and 30s

[@nattga]

I’ve been wearing sunscreen everyday (sunny or not) since I was 12. I am glad I did.

[@jimmyconnor9541]

i lOve sunscreen

[@loki2240]

I played all day without sunscreen, when I was a kid. I still look younger than my actual age, but I wish that my parents had put sunscreen on me. I put it on my kids now. Another issue I had was with acne, well into adulthood. I was in my 30's before I figured out that Tide laundry detergent was making my skin break out. I started using All Free & Clear, and my face cleared right up. Now I use the Arm & Hammer version of dye and fragrance free because it's cheaper.

[@gdretired4385]

I’m 60 and I wish KZbin videos existed when I was in my teens and 20s. I wouldn’t have ignored my skin.

[@The_Kavalier]

Great stuff! Important to start early. Can never go back

[@ダニエル-x5d]

Thanks for this video! I'm also short and have acne in my 20s, so seeing your videos always useful to me. Thanks again!

[@weebman2915]

Great to take note on, lot of people damage their skin by trying to get it like their favourite actor or model

[@eugenecelistan459]

perfect timing i just decided to get a skin care routine.. the thought of doing my own research at the moment makes my back hurt. im just gonna go with you brock... i will be buying tomorrow.

[@andrew1212w]

Me too suffered with bad skin most of my life that’s probably why I never got any tattoos when I was younger, I have noticed people with tattoos are usually blessed with perfect skin.

[@hookamazooks]

Excellent advice! I always look forward to your videos.

[@BrockMcGoff]

I appreciate that!

[@Bryan-se3ov]

Thanks for the great tips. I just ordered my 30 day trial using your code.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Nice! Hope you enjoy it.

[@raazikarim6124]

This video is of such high value - thanks!

[@BrockMcGoff]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@Bulsebub]

I am 30 today and I started with my skincare routine at 28, before that, I did not even use moisturizer and only used sunscreen when I was going to the beach. At 16-17 I had bad acne but it got better around 18-19 because I got some tablets from the doctors, after that my skin was okay, never great and some acne every now and then. It was not until I was 27 that my skin started to get bad acne and this time my skin could not heal itself fast enough like in my teens, I tried some products without knowing what I was doing, some products made my skin sensitive to the sun and even here I did not use sunscreen which kinda left some acne marks that's is still slowly healing today. Now I got a good routine and I get very few pimples and when I do they go away fast. It was thanks to some KZbinrs that I actually got into it and this time I knew what to do.

[@madu7086]

Stannis Baratheon good for you but acne would’ve been the last thing you worried about when you met brienne in that forest.

[@Bulsebub]

@@madu7086 Please stop talking about that show, it's ruined and dead.

[@laner.845]

@@Bulsebub What is dead may never die.

[@benleschins]

Great video, Brock! I totally agree with the overarching theme here. Something is definitely better than nothing, but maybe you could use a little light in the background? 😅

[@aNsWeRkEy02]

To those that have been having moderate to severe adult acne, I would recommend isotretinoin or accutane..most adult acne especially cystic or hormonal ones can lead to scarring if not treated & left to go untreated

[@GovindNadathur12]

great video!

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thank you!

[@MA-iu5hu]

Skincare is for all genders and ages, does not have to be a hassle or cost a fortune, and is worth the time for the quality of self care it provides

[@brandon_ford88]

Just got my 90-day supply. I look forward to the routine everyday, now.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@brockturner3112]

I'm glad someone else cares about their skin! Glad to see other men taking care of their skin.

[@willlevine9692]

Great hairstyle, Brock.

[@naniLULW]

Great video Bock. My wife always look forward to your videos

[@chackmule4998]

Much love from Arizona!! I've been watching your channel for months now and didn't know you lived in AZ!! Man of taste all round I'd say ;D

[@Nxrth2001]

Thanks Brock, I'm late but great video!

[@diananguyen4132]

I like using Cerave, it’s a brand made by dermatologists. I find using one brand and minimal products, it helps narrow down what is causing acne.

[@coldpanasonic]

This video is great! And I'd say if you're struggling with oily skin and black dots, you should pay attention to your diet.

[@driftingalong30]

How would you compare these to the Tiege Hanley line?

[@BrockMcGoff]

Very similar, so it would come down to personal preference. I like that Geologie is semi-custom. TH is a little more affordable. It really just depends which one you like better.

[@arctic_frost1]

I've watched 30+ videos from you in the past 3 days. As a recent grad and now working, I want to put my health and fashion first. Just ordered my routine, got my pants tailored, ordered some chelsea boots, and will be removing clothes I don't use. Excited for my professional look. One question I have, do you bag your shoes when you don't use them? Like the oliver cabells comes with bag, shoe trees on them but Idk if I should put them inside the bag or leave them out.

[@baller3026]

is sunscreen as important for people with dark skin..

[@BrockMcGoff]

Yes, definitely.

[@darrenrichardson7815]

A nice haircut style, really suits you.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thank you!

[@Eli-si4zf]

Hopefully this stuff helps a bit. I’m 33 and just recently developed 2 decent sized wrinkles on my forehead and bags under my eyes from stress.

[@2prize]

how you look 20 and 40 at the same time

[@BrockMcGoff]

That's what 30 somethings look like.

[@siddharthsekar]

I had really bad acne at 15 ish and then I started taking care of my skin at around 20. It’s relatively better now but I still have lots of acne on my forehead and the hot and humid ( tropical)weather isn’t helping at all. Also, may of the sunscreen moisturisers are too greasy and they cause further acne. Any suggestions?

[@leonardorechsteiner5429]

Would you say there are significant changes to be made when transitioning from your 20s to your 30s? I've always heard about acids, and anti-aging, eye creams not being necessary as I'm on my 20s, but since I'm on the second half of it I'm curious when would it be appropriated to experiment with it.

[@BrockMcGoff]

I don’t think so, but no need for anti-wrinkle products if you’re in your 20s and don’t have any wrinkles.

[@franknoneli3750]

And I'm here with acne all over my face...

[@BrockMcGoff]

I used to have way more, my friend (see the thumbnail?). Just keep trying different ingredients and keep at it until you find something that works!

[@franknoneli3750]

@@BrockMcGoff yeah dude hopefully it gets better. Thanks for the latest uploads of the workout routine and all keep em coming :) it's almost like therapy for me lol

[@Feltbeats2]

That SPF 10 does absolutely nothing! A recommended SPF is 30 or higher. And even then you have to reapply every 2 to 3 hours. An SPF 10 might be something you use when going out at night.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Even SPF 30 would have to be reapplied regularly *if* you're going out in the sun for more than 30 minutes throughout the day. You don't need any SPF if you're going out at night. SPF 30 is overkill for many people who spend most of the day indoors.

[@Feltbeats2]

@@BrockMcGoff even when you are indoors. The sunlight still gets in through the windows. Anything lower than an SPF 30 overs little to no protection. Of course you wouldn't need any sunscreen at night, what I was trying to get across was that moisturizers mixed with sunscreen or vice versa do not do a good job. It is better to have them separate and applied on top of one another on your face. If you look at most sunscreens, korean brands, Paula's Choice and other brands who have been around for a long time, you will notice that most of them are 30 up to 50 SPF. There are studies and research that back all this up and that is why the leading skincare brands are where they are, they adhere to these studies and their findings.

[@laner.845]

I had no acne until my mid 30s, so go figure.

[@valiantpramana]

Spf 10 is not enough, i use spf 30 or 35 usually

[@Giammax88]

Have you ever tried some korean product (actually the best in the market so far)? SK ii, Sooryehan, IOPE, Innisfree...all on a different level, compared to this "commercial" product. :) If you haven't already, you should ;-)

[@BrockMcGoff]

Many of the ingredients in these newer American brands have been used in Korean products for years, but I'm not sure if they're any different now. I think Koreans were just way ahead of the curve (and had less regulations for what ingredients could be used).

[@Giammax88]

@@BrockMcGoff After trying several of these product in the past 2 years I would say that I can clearly see the difference and my skin says thanks. Let's say that in South Korea the "skin care culture" is far ahead compared to other Countries, this is why their products have usually the best quality (I am not saying the others are crap). They cost a lot, but I would say "worth it" for my skin. Not all brands are the same obviously and we are all different, but you should give it a try if you have the chance.

[@robbiehall9958]

I do not know your age, but how you cared for your skin in 2017 picture, your skin looks good in the 2020 picture.

[@martinddhyj]

He looks old as f*ck compared to 2017.

[@scottholden72]

How old are you??

[@magictrick8833]

41

[@DorsiaMaitreD]

Working out and eating lots of whey/dairy will give more breakouts. But it will also boost your testosterone! So I’d say it’s more worth building up a sick and juicy physique than worrying about acne like some insecure soyboy. I still have a strict and American psycho like routine. But that won’t stop a breakout from happening every now and then. But I’d rather get breakouts with a muscular body. Than clear skin on a skinny body!

[@BrockMcGoff]

Whey doesn't cause acne, and soy isn't bad for you.

[@BossBrookeArmstrong]

You’re so gorgeous 😍

[@kadenlosee3603]

*plays uno reverse card*

[@Niketh.M]

These are all basic mistakes, I can assume that followers of you would already know about this. It's just too basic for subscribers like us.

[@BrockMcGoff]

I'm sure many of them already know these things, but many don't. I get questions about this stuff all the time. What would you want to see in a more advanced skincare video? What questions do you have?

[@Eli-si4zf]

For me, skin care isn’t really something that was on my radar until recently

[@Niketh.M]

@@BrockMcGoff It would be really good if u could gives a few tips on how to choose a product based on our issue or our skin type in general.