This is BAD! Amazon's best selling skincare is…interesting 🙃

[@oliviagesner8705]

Is anyone going to talk about James wearing a light colored shirt! Such a switch up! Used to the black/dark colors but you look great James! Hope you’re feeling better! 💜

[@deecal4104]

It’s the first thing I noticed and I doublechecked the date to see if maybe it was one of his first videos 😄 so cute. A business/office vibe 👨🏻‍💼

[@amandag8194]

I came to the comments to see if someone else mentioned it. I was like "Well, look at you office James".

[@ToniGNLEover60]

@@deecal4104is anyone else going to mention how amazing James looks in this video? 😍

[@suzannebernert]

It's good but stripes are an issue with camera.. it blurrs in motion

[@ankitamahapatra7983]

So cute ❤

[@terryenby2304]

11:08 as a disabled person who can’t get to the sink everytime I need to, products like this are SO helpful because they work and because the individual wipes can be put in my outdoor bag, and in my medication bag, and in my makeup bag and in my bathroom kit in case there isn’t a fresh flannel around, and in my downstairs kit so I can use it to wash my hands between meals or my face after makeup etc. If I could get up and go to the sink and grab a clean flannel then it wouldn’t be needed!

[@amozinshade484]

Yup, people need to realize things that are easy to use are probably designed for people who need assistance, to help them do tasks independently.

[@eveningstar8581]

@@amozinshade484 that is most definitely true! And then you people that are soooo incredibly lazy and just cannot be bothered. Unfortunately, products like the are made for them. When the first group we are referring to, should be the primary target. As it is genius for them!

[@tracybruce1489]

This is me as well. Often, I can't get out of bed and just need to freshen up between deep face washing. I rarely wear makeup at home but still like to stay on top of skincare. Aside from keeping a whole pack in every room in the house I also keep the individuals in all of my "go bags."

[@maryoyler4961]

My friend hosts a lot of parties at her house and keeps the Neutrogena singles in her guest bathroom for everyone who stayed the night! Definitely not practical for one person, but I can see the appeal for “after-party” care.

[@princess_intell]

I think of them as car and purse "emergency options" too. If worst comes to worst and I'm in an absolute pinch, I'd rather use one of them than sleep in my makeup.

[@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens]

Why doesn't she just put out washcloths?? Those are killing the planet.

[@saskiadenboer3239]

@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens lots of things are killing the planet. Her friend that uses Neutrogena singles for her parties is not the one you should be attacking 🥴

[@marithecookie]

​@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens I think reusable cotton rounds and micellar water would be a better comparison. Washcloths won't remove makeup

[@georgia6373]

A lot of MUA’s use them also, gift them to clients after🥰

[@Tiggsvoice]

It's so wild how everyone's skin reacts to things differently! I've got very dry and sensitive skin and never had any problems with Cerave's salicylic acid cleanser

[@yutheeka404]

Same!

[@PucaFlea]

I also use this and the green garnier micellar water, but the pink garnier micellar irritates me too

[@ledwards1299]

I have oily, acne prone and sensitive skin and it makes my skin feel dry and itchy if I don't use moisturiser straight after it. I only use the CeraVe cleanser 2 or 3 times a week and a more gentle cleanser the rest of the time.

[@westernp43]

I think the one he was referring to was specifically one for face and body. There is one that is just a facial cleanser.

[@bellememorie]

It's my daily cleanser and has helped my eczema so much.

[@RevampAndRadiate]

I see your point about sunscreen applicators. However, it's really hard to get kids to wear sunscreen and stay still to put it on properly. So sponges and brushes do help make it more fun for kids. ☺️

[@JamesWelsh]

Yeah I get that. I just wonder if the product is doing the job it needs to do! Like it may be easier but what if it’s not actually protecting?! 🫢

[@RevampAndRadiate]

@@JamesWelsh very good point. I'll definitely do a bit more research.

[@graceelizabeth130]

It was on dragons den recently btw

[@linseylinsey]

I'd probably just apply what you need for that application to the sponge thing and let them put it instead of decanting it all into the new container

[@RevampAndRadiate]

@@linseylinsey that's what I was thinking. Probably could also just get regular makeup sponges and try applying it with that.

[@Jennamr03]

The solar buddies are GENIUS for kids...toddlers especially! My daughter loves hers, makes her excited to put sunscreen on and makes application a bit less messy with squirmy arms or legs. I also use a makeup brush for her face, which she thinks is the best thing ever and once again,excited about sunscreen 😊🎉

[@RevampAndRadiate]

I tried the makeup brush last summer, worked for a little while. I will be trying these ☺️

[@kaithdvd]

That sounds so adorable omg 😭

[@Jennamr03]

@@RevampAndRadiate I haven't tried these on the face yet, they seem a bit wide to work for the face but work so well for the body (for kids). Daughter gets so excited so im going to ride that while it lasts haha!

[@raebradt]

The CeraVe SA cleanser works very good for me and my husband. Not only clearing acne and KP on both of our bodies but we both use it on our faces with no dryness or tightness. I can even use a stronger chemical exfoliant after or retinol and always follow with moisturizer/spf. We really can't beat the price for how amazing it works. For the body we follow up with the SA lotion too! I just wanted to put this out there because these are the only products that have ever cleared up my skin, especially on the body. I know this doesn't work for everybody but I thought I would put it out there that it does work for some.

[@pineandsprucebooks]

I agree, I have somewhat dry skin and even I found the Cera Ve SA cleanser to not be drying. It acted as a really good chemical exfoliant that preps my skin really nicely for a good moisturiser without any 'actives' (retinol etc). I only use it about once a week though; I always felt like the hydrating cleanser from Cera Ve does next to nothing for my skin. Just goes to show everyone's skin is different!

[@AskMiko]

Agree… I commented with a similar remark.

[@eveningstar8581]

James! This video concept is GENIUS!! There's so so many various reasons that not everyone can get their hands on certain products! However, there is definitely a chance that someone wherever they may find themselves in the world may have access to Amazon. Also, they may have an opportunity to find something that hopefully will work for them at all price points. The fact that you and your team took to time to acknowledge that speaks volumes!

[@clairedeluneee]

I've seen the Peach Slices brand claim that snail mucin has "glycolic acid-type properties" and "helps to naturally exfoliate and target dark spots"- those are direct quotes from their Blemish Busting Toner description. I've also seen a few other places claim that it actually naturally contains glycolic acid (not just that it has glycolic acid-type properties), although I'm not sure how effective it is at exfoliating and evening out skin tone compared to other exfoliants

[@deecal4104]

Interesting!!! A brand I’ve used for years - first Korean one I discovered maybe 18+ yrs ago - changed their exfoliating powder which used to contain Papain - that exfoliates for sure - and replaced with a “strong green tea” 🤔 They swear it exfoliates better. I even joined a special zoom with them to figure out why as I’ve always known green tea as an antioxidant. They didn’t say the why just that it does. I’d love another source to confirm this.

[@lisakaye3935]

I’ve make it a rule to go straight to the brands website. Yeah, trust issues come in handy 😂

[@HolyTaterTot]

Tried the Kose Softymo deep cleansing oil for the first time last month when I was in Japan, and it immediately became a holy grail product for me. Hands down the best cleansing oil I've tried and it's insanely cheap!

[@LauraLVTGW]

The Cosrx Rice Mask has been a staple for me since your recommendation, years ago. I use it once or twice a week and find it very brightening. Their Honey Mask is also very hydrating and my dry, mature skin appreciated both! Many blessings!!!💖💖💖

[@beardiemom]

I don't often buy my skincare from amazon, but it is sadly the best place for me to get The Inkey List oat cleansing balm and I am obsessed with this product.

[@emberdiosa]

I'm terrified of ordering certain products from Amazon. I finally purchased the Sooryehan Black Serum from them because it wasn't available anywhere else in the U.S. and it's been fabulous. As long as you stick to buying from the manufacturers' Amazon store, you *should* be okay.

[@emberdiosa]

Should being the key word

[@xErinxx]

Everyone’s skin truly is so different. I get the tight, irritated effect from using other micellar waters I’ve tried and don’t get it at all with garnier’s. My face might feel a little oily, but in more of a soothing way than a sweaty way. When I get home late and can’t be bothered to do my whole skincare routine (which includes double cleansing) garnier micellar water on its own as a makeup remover does just fine for the night. Edit: I use the blue one made for waterproof makeup. Mentioning since other comments were talking about how the types do or don’t give them that effect, and my experience of not getting it is specifically only with the blue one

[@maryeckel9682]

I love the pink one with rosewater!

[@dianetheone4059]

It's hard to get kids to use sunscreen, so anything that makes it easier it good. I now love spray sunscreen because I would spray my kids as they ran out the door, and it's just so easy.

[@Captain_Pink]

I feel like you're giving me a job interview lol. New space? And new dad shirt lol?

[@Doriansgirl19]

I think the sunscreen sponge things are specifically for parents to apply sunscreen to their kids quickly, not necessarily meant for adults to use on themselves 😅

[@deecal4104]

The struggle is real! Kids hate it so much

[@laur83]

i love the garnier micellar water because it doesn’t cause any dryness or tightness for me. however, definitely don’t use something just because it’s popular. use it if it works for you ✨

[@elkevanderhallen3493]

Well said! I used Garnier micellar water again after a long stop, and it made me break out like crazy. Glad to hear it works for you though!

[@laur83]

@@elkevanderhallen3493 that’s awful 🥲 i hope you’ve found something great that you can use as a double cleanse!

[@meowcenary21]

I get most of my skincare from Amazon lol. You turned me on to the kose cleansing oil and it's so so good for removing sunscreen and makeup at day end.

[@susanegley4149]

There is something so soothing and comforting about your voice. It calms my nerves so much! Honestly, thank you. ❤

[@Caity438]

The parents I know who use the spongy things send them to school with their small kids for reapplication at lunchtime or on sports days etc- teachers don't have time to sunblock everyone (even though here in NZ there's usually a litre pump tub of sunscreen available at school) and kids applying straight from a tube or bottle is chaotic, misses a lot and wasteful. Since it's for reapplication and the kids were coated first thing in the morning and hats are mandatory it's probably pretty decent. They say it works best with a relatively liquidy sunscreen. But we're talking about the sunscreens that come in 1L vats not the expensive ones in 50ml tubes.

[@kaiju8482]

oh god, i remember when i first started getting into skincare properly, getting that huge cerave cleanser for my oily skin, because i'd heard people yelling about it. i used a tiny amount, once. it literally peeled my skin off in patches. it left *burns* and huge, scaly red patches. i've never had something like that happen to me before or since and now i just can never trust cerave 😬

[@marywood5993]

99

[@AnnaPolaris]

The COSRX snail products have been my favorites for years now. I usually got very dry and itchy skin, especially in winter, and the products helped my skin get healthy, not dry and not itchy. I also like the Garnier vitamin C serum cream, it makes my skin feel and look good.

[@candaceseymour7171]

This shirt is so nice on you James!

[@jenniepeace5380]

At school or nursery adults aren't allowed to apply suncream to children so the applicators allow kids to be able to do it more easily themselves. Kids are notorious for hating having it applied and these make it so much more fun for them. So ideally it would be better to keep it in the original packaging, at least it's being used with these, my granddaughter loves them xxx

[@katekato8132]

that cleaning oil is one of my favourites right now! so good ❤

[@DorieBee-BARElynecessary]

Uhm, hello new aesthetic?! Light coloured clothing and a light background? My brain needs a minute ...

[@vickimaccallum]

I thought I was just imagining it 😂 love it tho

[@butshetalksalot1804]

The solar buddies are amazing. The sunscreen gets applied in a thick layer through the roller ball. The sponge only helps spread it around. It definitely applies enough and stores well. It also allows younger kids to apply sunscreen themselves. Obviously with help with hard to reach spots. We’ve used them for full weeks at Disney World and Florida beaches with no sunburns or missed spots on my very fair skinned 5 year olds. I’ve recommended them to so many people and every one has had good experiences. I will say, it’s not clear how it works until you’ve actually used it.

[@tkmiller_author]

I'm ashamed to say I did buy the Neutrogena wipes. I'm sorry to the earth because yes, it's a great, compostable wipe. Wish they hadn't individually wrapped them. I really liked them but until they put them in an at least recyclable dispenser, I will forgo. Thank you, James! I do shop for so much on Amazon and these recommendations are a huge help. 🖤👻

[@Beeleeteecee]

This was a great video! I would love to see a part two where you choose ten other top sellers from the list that you haven’t tried yet to order and do a first impression on. Maybe we would find some hidden treasures ❤

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

The best stuff on Amazon is Poppy Austin's retinol serum 2.5%. It zaps fine lines without irritating the skin like other retinols, and it's only about €20 for 60 ml. I've been using it for about a year now and my forehead has become baby smooth!

[@terimorris6394]

That seems a dodgy ilegal percentage of retinol, most derms recommend a 1% max

[@adriss2683]

My face doesn't like cerave either. I mean the hidrating facial cleanser was alright but I didn't really like it enough to buy it again. My skin is suuper dry, I think it's a combination of bad skin from both my mom and dad's sides. On my mom side, during winter we get suuuper dry skin that mixed with super strong antibacterial soap (and also antibacterial gel now) it makes my hands so dry that my hands get irritated and start bleeding out of my knuckles if I don't constantly apply cream. And because I bleed, I get tiny tiny scars that leave my hands feeling rough. Well I already had the CeraVe SA Smoothing cream, it says it's "for dry, rough, bumpy skin. 10% Urea. Exfoliates, softens and smooths rough skin while helping restore the skin barrier" IT HURT LIKE A M#$%&#^#R!!! I know now I was stupid enough to put something with acids in already angry skin, but you see all the branding and stuff like "developed by dermatologists" and I saw my hands were dry, rough and bumpy, so I thought it would be ok. It hurt so bad. I got even bumpier and rough. So yeah, my skin doesn't like CeraVe. For my dry hands, the Lipikar Moisturizer by La-Roche Posay helps, though it feels a bit too heavy and it does leave me feeling like oily and icky. But THE ABSOLUTE BEST for my hands has been O'Keefe's Working Hands Cream, I try not to let it get that bad, but when I can't help it (like during the pandemic that I had to go to a mall and they made you use antibacterial gel at every store you entered) this one is the best moisturizer for that. The tub version is better than the other one that's more like a lotion though

[@melissaselenebeauty]

Hey James! Hope you're doing well!! My skin has improved so much from watching your channel 😊

[@TheCarmolly]

Well this new style was unexpected 😂 luv you jamesss

[@rachelkirby1708]

Every single spf mist or spray I have used has been extremely greasy including the Garnier one. They have all melted off my make up and stayed wet on the skin.

[@sandiarms4719]

I use the Cosrx products and absolutely love them. I just received the Joeson sunscreen in the mail and can’t wait to try it

[@Kim-st6jn]

So did I. Love both products

[@moonchild8422]

Love the sunscreen so much!!!

[@deecal4104]

You will not regret that purchase!!!

[@kimbechong]

Can you make a video on skincare tips while traveling? I have yet to nail down the ideal skincare toiletries, products, and steps that have a good balance of effectiveness and convenience

[@adventuerin]

I ordered Rodial's soft glow drops on Amazon after finishing my first bottle (from the retail website) with no issues. No exaggeration, the Amazon one gave me 8 cystic pimples over the course of 3 weeks -- and I only used it twice before the first one popped up. It was right before I started a new job too 😭 horrible waste of $60

[@everogersdownunder1242]

Love Cozrx and the snail mucin line. I've oily skin and use that moisturiser for my night routine. Way too heavy for the day for me. But for night, it's great. The new packaging hasn't arrived in Aus yet but I'll be stoked when it does, as a squeeze bottle will be way better. Most things Cosrx are my go to. Also the Inky List Niacinamide serum is my back up, go to serum for the day when I can't get the Cosrx Niacinamide or other serums I use in the day. It's my fall back and fail safe serum.

[@jodiekelly1355]

I don't think someone who has no kids or the desire to have them, will understand the struggle of trying to get sunscreen in kids or how messy it can get 😂 I watched the dragons den episode where the girls explained why they designed it and aside from kids, they said a lot of people who play sports such as golf, cricket etc use it so they aren't getting their hands greasy when reapplying. Also people with dexterity issues would find it easy to use than rubbing it in with their hands

[@marithecookie]

But when it impairs the spf that can be worse than no SPF because you think your child is well protected according to what you applied and don't use other forms of protection. I don't have children but I'm godmother to several plus worked with disabled people my whole career. I found protective clothing, suns sprays, products with a texture they like (especially important when the child is neurodiverse) and making the application both a routine thing that just happens (much like brushing teeth) and fun (who says we can't apply sunscreen while whatching Frozen or sing?) very useful. My mom found explanation very useful from toddler age. I can't remember a time when I didn't know that the sun burns me and can give me cancer which is bad, applied it under supervision by age 3 and so diligently that my mom found constant supervision no longer nessecary and my grandmother was annoyed because I explained why she used too little and didn't apply it evenly enough by age four. The bottle stood right next to the door and grabbing it and applying it was as normal as putting on my shoes before going out and as brushing my teeth before bed was. My examples obviously don't work with every child on this planet but finding a way to apply enough is safer than using a device that impairs the protection

[@PrincessPia54]

Jodie- Girl i was thinking the same thing!!! Trying to get sunscreen on my son has forever been an event. He’s 9 and it’s still a spectacle. You’d think I was trying to put him in a death chamber or something. I’ve found the sticks are a little easier because as he’s flopping around like a fish fighting it at least it’s not as messy but I think this sponge tube thing would make it seem “fun” to him (possibly). I didn’t know sunscreen was so sensitive as far as breaking down if not in the right packaging but I don’t understand how it going through a sponge applicator would break it down but as long as it works the same from the sponge I actually kind of want to try it. As for the other reply, I’ve instilled the cancer and sun burn into my sons head but my son has the most sensitive skin I’ve ever seen and has horrible eczema that took us 8 out of his 9 years to finally get a working regimen that keeps the flare ups down and we’ve tried every sunscreen on the market and they all burn his skin so badly he will start crying within seconds of it being on. There’s a brand only carried at target that has a stick his skin can tolerate but it’s not always available and being outside all the time I don’t have a choice but to put something on him. So even though the cancer and sunburn have been drilled into his head, all he cares about is the pain and discomfort he feels in the moment and to him he’d rather deal with sun burn then the burn of the sun screen (but that’s only because he’s never actually had sunburn).

[@jojomarch]

You are looking so well! and glowing. Def want to try that cleansing oil, sounds perfect, thank you!

[@Stacey24101]

Happy Saturday, James! I know I’m supposed to be paying attention to the content of this video, which as someone who has a love-hate relationship with Amazon (I love the convenience of Amazon, but hate that i have so little impulse control that my dog knows the Amazon van), I enjoyed this video. But, I was quite distracted because that light blue looks absolutely stunning on you. 💗💜💗💜💗💜💗💜

[@bribrilolzOG]

Could you do a video on actually at least somewhat effective facial sprays? 😭 I love the sensation of a facial mist, but I want something that’s more than just colored water like Mario Badescu. 😂😭😭😭🙃🥲

[@KatLovesKompany]

Hi James! Wonderful video today! Would it be possible to leave pictures of the products up for longer? I’m always working/doing chores and by the time I lean over to see it it’s already too late 😂

[@baileydubs]

James you look so professional today!

[@JessieLee_]

James questioning himself “Did I ever say that!?" "I don’t think I ever said that!?" lmao 🤣

[@belluzful]

omg love the shirt!!😍😍😍😍 where did you get it??

[@AskMiko]

8:11 This is for a specific skin condition/situation especially KP issues. If you don’t have rough, bumpy skin… using it feels odd. Like someone with dry skin using oily skin products… why do that?

[@JamesWelsh]

Yes Keratosis Pilaris. It’s a specific issue that pretty much everyone has. Hence the popularity of this product.

[@theresaontheedge]

I enjoy the NeoGen Calendula Cleansing Water instead of more traditional micellar waters. I've used it for years and have never had issues leaving it on!

[@SAYoung15]

I’m shocked the I’m from rice toner didn’t make it to the top. Thanks to Amazon I tried out their mugwort line as well and loved it

[@erbtui]

James, I don't know if its just me BUT... The Cerave SA is really good, but I can understand why you say its really drying. I've tried it and I can you that there is a difference between the US formulation and the EU. I don't know what is about, but from the ingredients list- they are almost identical but the US has corn oil (lol they put corn oil/ syrup in EVERYTHING)- and it does make the whole difference. The US one is also much more silky smooth and not as harsh and drying as the EU formulation. But yes, if something is not working for the face- just use it on the body.

[@qkritten]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with micellar water - I didn’t know which product was affecting me in that same way and now I know what to do! ❤

[@beatriceengman4916]

The Cerave SA one is too much for my face, but it works well on my KP on the body. There are much better products for KP, but when one's budget is in the drain, the Cerave one will do!

[@brittanym9266]

I love Amazon, but am always hesitant to buy my skincare from there for that exact reason! I don’t want to get a fake and destroy my skin.

[@lipstickzombie4981]

I don't buy a lot of skincare stuff there unless there's an official store and a guaranteed return policy. Thankfully the brands I buy have an official store there. Those are almost always new stock and latest releases compared to even the most well stocked drugstores in my place.

[@juhnetmickerdy]

I buy my skincare from verified stores only. Never received a fake

[@JD.727]

PLEASE do an updated fragrance video! 🙏 (yk, when you have the time♡)

[@morgianasartre6709]

In case that might be of interest and you haven't already seen it they (James and Robert) had an episode dedicated to fragrance on their Double Cleanse podcast tirled "the worst fragrance review ever"

[@LBTnonya]

I haven’t had any issues with Garnier Micellar water

[@AbsoluteApril]

I've loved all the Beauty of Joseon products I've tried so far, very nice items imo. this was a fun video what a great idea.

[@deecal4104]

James!!! This shirt on you 🫶🏼💙 stepping outside the box ▪️

[@tamikaschmidt613]

You look so soothing and nice in this video. Idk if that sounds weird 😂

[@DoraSometimes]

I cannot leave on, i.e.not rinsing it, any micellar water because every single one leaves some kind of film and I hate it.

[@_sunchildd]

the snail one irritated my skin soooo badly 😭😭 i wanted to love it so bad. but i just couldn't. maybe bc i use benzoyl peroxide as well? but i looked online and everywhere said it was okay. so idk

[@lolaevergreen9077]

I have dry, sensitive skin with rosecea, and I love the Cerave SA cleanser on my face and body (especially the bumpy skin on my upper arms) I use it daily with no problems. It causes no dryness or irritation at all. Same with Garnier Micellar water, it's my "I'm too tired to do my whole skincare routine" product, and I leave it on my skin overnight with no problems. Everyone's different :D

[@terimorris6394]

True the Inkey list salicylic face wash is really good, I’ve had their bottle for over a year and still have lots left you only need the smallest amount on the t zone mainly, the Cerave one feels similar at first but as you rub is more foamy and leaves the skin stripped and tight.

[@samuelmiller6049]

James in a shirt? i think i've fallen in love

[@neerajagupta3470]

James ,especially can you do a skincare video with products that leave you glowing and dewy plsssssssssss ❤

[@CowGirlKat8691]

I use the 96 formula & it doesn't bother me that it feels like snot! I use the rice overnight mask at night as the last moisturizer I put on my skin

[@magicprincesslive]

I stopped buying my skin care items from Amazon, and either order them direct from the company's website or from physical stores like Sephora. There have been multiple occasions when I have ordered name brand skin care items on Amazon (that have thousands of reviews) and was sent fakes or dupes where you can obviously tell it's not the same quality of creams and serums as the real items. My skin care is too important for me to risk using some fake, un-known creams on my face.

[@adsads994]

love the funny bits! haha.... I loved Beauty of Joseon sunscreen. First product from K beauty that made me fall in love with Korean skincare. However, it started stinging my skin :(

[@idaliagonzalez7945]

your skin looks amazing in this video. Perfection sometimes exists, just not consistently. lol

[@zisgurl]

Love this video, it's so helpful! But also I didn't know anyone had access to the info on my wishlists🤣

[@pina.p3820]

You look so handsome 😍💕💕💕💕 and love the background

[@eveningbun]

I have a sensitive combo skin and the COSRX Rice Overnight mask is way too heavy and/or pore clogging for me :D Goes to show, yet again, that different products work for different people!

[@michaelacarlstrom9733]

I was looking for the cosrx all in one cream in a tube as I don’t like jars and found it on their own website, there it says it targets dark spots. So that would be the source. :)

[@naxp42]

I am US based and buy quite a bit of my j/k-beauty go-to's from Amazon e.g. Dr Ceuracle Kombucha Essence, anything COSRX, Mehto Skin Aqua Sunscreen, etc. I make sure the brand page looks legit, and that none of the reviews complain that the products arrived damaged etc., so far it's worked for me!

[@Maggie21180]

May I suggest that you keep a picture on screen of the product you are talking about? Looking so so good in blue!! We thought you only own black 🖤

[@stina9659]

I ordered perfume free baby products that was supposed to be clear bath and white cream. The products was scented and brown, so this is the 3 time I got odd products, so Ill never order skincare or makeup from Amazon again!

[@rissafarrar332]

No joke…right in the middle of James telling us about his hatred of CeraVe…a CeraVe ad rudely interrupted. 😂

[@ggeemmiinnii]

What IS a good overnight hydrating and moisturizing mask? I had a thyroidectomy--had nice (thought a bit acne prone) skin before; afterward, my skin is always PARCHED. It sucks.

[@cuzimjennthatswhy]

Hi Mr Welsh, what did you do with your son James?!! We’re very formal today on the channel! 😂

[@noname__7]

If you have Lidl near you, i reccomend trying the Cien Sensitive micellar water, it's soooo soooo cheap and it doesn't sting or burn, not even around the eyes.

[@JamesWelsh]

Nooo I tried to find this! I went into my local Lidl and they had NO Cien products at all!

[@noname__7]

@@JamesWelsh 😓

[@buffyismymuse]

I personally LOVE the CeraVe salycilic acid cleanser for my KP on my arms. It was a life saver for me. To each their own!

[@vickimaccallum]

8:15 was given this for my keratosis Pilaris and as soon as I stop using it, it’s worse than it was before I started 😭 I hate it and I wish I never had

[@user-ch8cj7ov4e]

Hi James, could you do a video about switching skincare for the summertime?

[@rebeccablanchard6558]

I don't use makeup wipes but I can see using the individually wrapped ones to toss a single into a purse. Purses get full very quickly if you have packages of things or the full sized hand cream (e.g. the videos that go on about how this 500ml bottle of cream is WAY cheaper per ml than their hand cream and the ingredients are similar...sure but way easier to toss the 30-60ml product in my purse)

[@eli-se4zb]

Lol i was concerned for .2 seconds seeing the lights weren't on 😅

[@chillith926]

i got the JM Solutions luminous spf 50 spray to retouch over makeup. it's advertised for the body only, but i haven't had any issues with it and i have sensitive skin. paying $35 for the Coola's spf setting spray?? no sir!

[@VelvetCelieste]

James how do you feel about Elizavecca products? I need to know lol

[@strawberrynumberone]

Hi James! Do you color your hair? Do you have any tipps for men with dark hair like you have, if you do color your hair? It lools very natural and my husband is concerned about it not looking natural

[@JamesWelsh]

Hey! Yeah sometimes! I always opt for a dark brown/ going a shade lighter than my actual hair! Otherwise it looks like a wig!

[@strawberrynumberone]

@@JamesWelsh Thank you so much for the tipp!

[@terryenby2304]

8:38 we use this on Keratosis pilaris for myself and my kids, and it’s so good on the body! But yeah, the one time I used it on my face it was SO dry!

[@Frog_c0rpse]

Garnier Miscellar water hurt my face so bad. I will neeeeeeeever use it again

[@jessicamessica999]

I had the same reaction to my eye area with the micellular water. Same brand.

[@popperynn]

Love that shirt on you!

[@montananerd8244]

I know James doesn't approve of DIY, but when I am gathering rose petals out in the "wild" (after the bees have eaten the pollen!) for rosewater & rose powder, I often see colonies of tiny snails on the rocks & boulders and giggle at the thought of trying to forage snail mucin myself (the cruelty free way). 😉 Don't worry James, I absolutely would never try that one! If you forage, leave animals & their "leavings" alone, verrrry dangerous. And don't forage for your own skincare until you've learned how to properly ID plants, gather them legally & ethically, and do know that fresh rosewater is absolutely divine, but it will not do anything for your skin that regular water doesn't do. It's just a sensory & emotional treat, like most DIY skincare. :)

[@lipstickzombie4981]

Skincare with a side of salmonella and pseudomonas. 😊

[@beardiemom]

snails in particular are sponges for nasty parasites, some of which are dangerous to humans. Do. Not. Touch.

[@rojamoser8525]

​@@lipstickzombie4981 ouch haha but too true

[@amandalouise8823]

11:40 10% AHA … nope! My skin hates anything above 5% 😭

[@scottf23]

Great topic. Love that CosRx rice sleeping mask. Picked it up on a whim and just recently reordered.

[@dianehiltz1193]

Great review

[@LydiaKrow]

Oh, the Garnier micellar water absolutely should be washed off - I got some from my sister, read the ingredients and the amount of detergent, and used it to clean my brushes. Works great... not a great thing to leave on skin, though.

[@arcybarrios]

Muji cleansing oil horrific?!? Strong statement lol. This is the beauty of products and the different skin types. I have normal skin and have been using the one for sensitive skin (lighter version) for years and love it. It removes the Heroin Make Kiss Me waterproof mascara quite easily, which is a big deal. I've tried many K & J oil cleansers and yes, the Softmyo is lovely but for the price, Muji is a solid product.

[@P0oki3]

I love almost anything Peach & Lilly!