TikTok Beauty Guru Skincare Mistakes! - Please Don't Do This 😭 ✖ James Welsh

[@MsTomomi0522]

My soul left my body at the moment the boy said he put the chemical peel for one hour on his face...

[@thecatlady4405]

I was literally yelling NO!!!! My face hurt just watching that. I have that product and if you use it correctly it's amazing!

[@SusanJERitta]

I literally gasped in shock, and I'm a nihilistic millennial. I hope he's ok!

[@Roll587]

I have rosacea so I don't use that product. I'm so concerned though that he has permanent scars on his face now. 🙁

[@Superhappymee]

I about died.

[@MsTomomi0522]

@@thecatlady4405 ikr, I'm also using that product and it did great on my face

[@laurencartwright2426]

Lol the skincare philosophy of the girl who quadruple-exfoliated is probably “you can’t have bad skin if you don’t have skin in the first place 😌💕”

[@itsdoofen]

Lmao 😂

[@moriahlangford1094]

I literally just screamed 😭😭

[@lifeandhomewithmeredith9050]

Lauren Cartwright sounds good to me...😂

[@steveifeanyi5342]

I’m rolling 😭

[@rhiannon8522]

but but but the aesthetics

[@briterry4961]

These people are why we can't get medical grade products over the counter, they can't even use mild ones right.

[@imamajesticseahorse2548]

🤣🤣🤣 I shouldn't laugh because it's true.

[@Jen-zk9se]

These people are why we can’t get shit all in Canada 🤣 I swear our fda just looks at the states and goes yaaaaah nah.

[@imamajesticseahorse2548]

@@Jen-zk9se do you ever think Charles Darwin is rolling in his grave going, "I said survival of the fittest and I meant it!!!" 😂😂😂

[@Jen-zk9se]

@@imamajesticseahorse2548 Yes lol

[@kaykaysims9461]

They lock up the tide pods, make up and some of the face cleansing items where I live, and they ID you for Nyquil smdh!!! That shows right there we can't have nice things.

[@froufroudeluxe]

The sad part is that people will say “THIS PRODUCT BURNED MY SKIN” while it’s a great product. They burned their skin themselves by using the product incorrectly

[@thamiresmilanes7049]

And after they go around asking for the bureaucratization of certain skincare products. I heard many times 'this should not be sold freely like this'. Like, read the fucking instructions. I don't have to pay the price because you are lazy. I fucking hate this people.

[@heatherwhite5031]

The first time I used it was after watching Hyram's video. I made sure to leave it on for only 5 minutes. I did that for 2 weeks and I only used it once a week. My third week I left it on for 7 minutes and burnt myself around my forehead. It is a very strong product and totally agree with James that more education needs to be out there.

[@thamiresmilanes7049]

​@@heatherwhite5031 But that is your prerogative as a consumer and user. If you type that product name on youtube or google, how much information do you get? There's no one encouraging you to leave for 10 minutes, to begin with, imagine 1 hour?

[@heatherwhite5031]

@@thamiresmilanes7049 I see your point. Its obvious people don't read the directions. I mean common sense is to read the directions, but common sense isn't common. That's why maybe more information would help people not hurt themselves.

[@popflorals]

It literally says do not leave on for more than 10 minutes on the bottle. People are dumb. This is why we have labels warning people that hot drinks are hot.

[@AngleBlossoms]

my jaw DROPPED when i heard the boy say "AN HOUR"

[@manarmymikp1567]

SAME

[@carolinaforesta]

Same. I feel bad for him. Who though him this?

[@patyloveswifi3724]

I almost cried when he said it burns! It feels uncomfortable for me and I’m no novice to exfoliators. I can’t imagine the pain he felt when he was putting it on. We need PSAs to tell kids No, your skincare shouldn’t actually burn.

[@shelbyb9965]

@@patyloveswifi3724 For real! When I was a kid I used that garbage Sea Breeze toner that's basically straight up alcohol. It always burned soooo bad and I just thought that meant it was working. Young, dumb me probably aged my skin by 10 extra years because I didn't know any better and nobody told me it was bad

[@allieren]

RIGHT? I do it maybeeee once a week for 10 mins and that’s enough.

[@error_4004]

The Ordinary peel packaging literally says to not use it on broken skin (aka, not on fucken microneedled skin), secondly, the package also literally says to not use it longer than 10 MINUTES. People can't even read the instructions of the bottle, I really can't. EDIT: So apparantly that tik tok with the Ordinary peel was staged. His next tik tok videos showed him with perfectly fine skin. He apparently claimed he, "got rid of," all that damage by putting vaseline on his face for 2 hours 🙄 definitely knew it was bs after that. Tik tok creators will do literally anything for views and shock factor. It worked tho lol.

[@Felsenkeks]

I was going to the comment section hoping that someone said it was staged bc I really didn't want this to be real

[@elainehardy1904]

I am glad it was staged.I have a son about the same age,to be honest I doubt he would read instructions.They are a bit away with the fairies at that age 🙈

[@evcotter08]

Yeah the whole video felt really fake. His excuse that he had a filter but his face looked really red sounded like bullshit. He never dermarolled his face at all. And then he won’t show his face without the mask? Totally fake.

[@siobhann729]

I feel as if it was staged I think he was doing it for views 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Kayla-ng1rr]

I'm glad it was staged but I just hope no one followed his original video thinking it was real

[@marydarski9856]

It literally states on the packaging: DO NOT USE ON BROKEN SKIN.

[@courtneyhernandez3178]

This guy: *systematically breaks the skin all over his face before using*

[@citizenjoevotes]

There is no way he understood what defines "broken skin". Poor kid.

[@nadyahgordon7528]

Exactly!! And it definitely states no more than 10 minutes!!

[@marydarski9856]

@Faryal Siddique Broken skin is just that lol. Like when you squeeze a pimple and your skin breaks, or when you cut, scratch too hard. Or in this case, use a device that BREAKS THE SKIN REPEATEDLY. 🤣

[@Christins8818]

He might have misinterpreted it. Broken skin doesn't have to mean "not on the skin you just punctured with needles". You read and understand what you want to read and understand. No brand can exclude this major pit fall in human brain function 😅

[@PersianPowergirl]

It doesnt matter if her skin looks ok after the 9th time of exfoliation. It has already lost it's protective barrier and is now prone to all kinds of damage, 10 times faster. This is insanity.

[@12mooiyrwwtunf]

I thought the same thing.

[@morgianasartre6709]

Yup, maybe her skin is really resilient but the way she abuses that gift will eventually lead to it giving out, fast aging, hyperpigmentation, sensitivity and the like. There's only so much skin can take.

[@thisisme2681]

She's going to have so much photo damage in 10 -15 years

[@josephcheung6127]

@@thisisme2681 She doesn't need to wait that long. Without the top layer, the skin is inflamed as it tries to heal the wound, its like ripping off a scab before it healing

[@hithere8140]

I hope shes wearing tons of spf😬

[@mizzjackson1811]

FYI: On the Ordinary Peel, it tells you right on the bottle how long to leave it on. It says no longer than 10 minutes. It's a product that I use every couple of weeks and it's perfectly safe if you're not too stupid to read the directions.

[@JamesWelsh]

Yeah it’s a good product. The ordinary have also made a TikTok video showing how to use it properly. Unfortunately, people seem to throw away packaging and follow beauty gurus videos instead

[@aishrahman6941]

Oh God. It hurts to watch this guy using a chemical peel on broken skin. The second and the last time I used ordinary peel- even after following all the instructions and whatnot, it still burned my face ..

[@Brit.knee.]

@@aishrahman6941 you REALLY have to start slow with it. Like before u even use it u gotta make sure your skin isnt broken in anyway, and that means even if youve got some dry peely patches on your cheeks or anything at all that counts as broken. So it will sting alot more than normal. U gotta be very gentle with your skin for about a week before u use it and during that week u definitely shouldnt do any kind of physical exfoliation or use any cleansers that exfoliate, then after your positive ur skin is calm and not broken at all and has no dry patches then just use a tiny bit and it wil sting at first but as long as ur skin isnt broken at all the stinging goes away very fast and u can easily rub it all over your face. The first few times its better to leave it on only 5 minutes so ur skin gets use to it ( and u should be able to leave it on comfortably for those 5 minutes with no stinging, and ur skin should not be red or irritated after washing it off. ) then after like two weeks use it up to 10 mins if u want. I use it 2 times a week and its wonderful and makes my skin soooo smooth and soft and my skin looks so good and even-toned because of it

[@aishrahman6941]

@@Brit.knee. Thank you so much for a very through instructions which ordinary should have included in their packaging to start with . I started using retinoid a few days a week prior to that , and although I made sure I don’t use retinoid on the day that I use the peel ,my skin could have been very sensitive prior to that. I’m convinced now and I’ll give the peel another chance, but will have to leave the retinoid in the week I use the peel. 💞

[@Brit.knee.]

@@aishrahman6941 yeah dont use the retinoid on the same day as u use the peel. Since the retinol can dry u out( causing broken skin) and yeah then it will be shitty. But this is only to start out with, like ome ur skin gets used to using the peel. U can absolutely put ur retinol on thr same day BUT hours later at night before u go to bed( thats actually when u are supposed to use it) so give ur face a week of mild cleansing and mild basic non scented moisturizer, it is ok to use tiny amounts of serum in ur night time routine also if that is what u have been using and ur skin is totally used to it ( and im talking about like a few drops of hyluronic acid and niacinamide after ur cleanse and followed up with basic gentle moisturizer always) after the week u should be good to go on the peel. And u will know most likely if ur skin is broken at all so yeah just keep an eye on that & Keep ur skin very moisturized and u really probably wont need to worry much about broken skin ( if u have a blemish its ok just dont mess with it and put the peel AROUND the blemish not on it NOT touching it.) Oh and one last thing about the retinol, put a nice layer of moisturizer on your face before the retinol. Put the retinol over it just a pea size amount and if u want u can put some more moisturizer over the top of the retinol if you want just to ensure that the retinol does not dry you out. But yeah just remeber never put retinol on your bare face.

[@ezguzie22]

_alternative title: 4 Ways To Sabotage Your Skin Under 17 Minutes._

[@JamesWelsh]

😂😂😭😭

[@justicestarley8651]

that chemical peel though 😱 seriously if anybody follows these trends they should have parental supervision 😂 if anyone needs this, you can get 15% off on Yesstyle if you use james's code *JAMES10* (coupon code) + *7EP5BS* (rewards code) 😉

[@evalee3594]

@@justicestarley8651 thanks for the codes 💃🏻

[@kcck7697]

@@justicestarley8651 got some stuff i need from Yesstyle to treat my skin after watching this video 😂

[@shamc9851]

Hey James I really need advice on my skincare disaster. I'm really annoyed at myself because I used a cheap derma roller on my skin which was absolutely fine before. That was six months ago and I still have red bump and lumps on my skin. I don't know how to treat it. I tried niacinamide and it helped a bit but it still comes back. I found Elizabeth arden eight hour cream and it helped too but still I have these red spots. I would really love and appreciate some guidance on this please. Many many thanks

[@sidlowe4209]

I let out an audible "OH HELL NO" when that lady scrubbed her EYELIDS with what's basically a scalp brush. Good thing I live alone lol

[@TheGrossDemon]

When she did that MY face felt attacked!

[@sinicalbeautyqueen2975]

Oh man me too!!!!

[@sinicalbeautyqueen2975]

Omg why does this chick use SO MANY exfoliants?! I mean I hope she only does that like once or twice a month. Good lord! I use a facial brush and a sugar scrub (SEPARATELY of course) when I need to exfoliate but lord she used a brush for everything and almost all the products were exfoliants. I am amazed her skin looks that good.

[@Luminescent135]

Throughout that video I just wanted to reach through the screen and rip it out of her hand and yeet it so badly.

[@archeiafaith]

@@Luminescent135 😂😂😂😂

[@victoriarobertson266]

9:08 as an esthetician I can tell you that her skin does not look fine. She's using lights but she is very reactive (capillary redness). Just once with the brush during her second cleanse would have been fine. And, again, only once or twice a week. This was overkill, especially with all the chemical exfoliants.

[@gloomycandy101]

Do you have any tips for reactive skin? I’m very careful with my actives (I space out .5% retinol throughout the week and use vitamin c every other day in the mornings) and my skin isn’t irritated (no dryness, no itching, no pain, no rash), but it does become flushed and red super easily. Is that a sign that I’m doing something wrong?

[@meghanrm1982]

Thank you! I thought her skin looked a bit red!

[@victoriarobertson266]

@@gloomycandy101 just be gentle. I get very red even when washing my face, even just with my fingertips, but it calms down within a half hour. I try to use the same amount of pressure as it would take to glide a quarter over a table; it just helps to picture that in my head. More often than not, I am using way more pressure, though. And keep your barrier protected with lots of moisturizer. I hope that helps! Sorry for the late reply.

[@sehrazat205]

When that girl used the exfoliating brush on her eyes, I died a little inside

[@McSnezzly]

All the exfoliants too, idk how her face isn’t burning at the end

[@rebeccaramsey1274]

It did look like she used a really scrubby brush just the way the bristles looked. But I have a brush I use that is so soft. Like nearly as soft as a foundation blending brush. It has silicone nubbies on the back side. But the brush side isn't doing any real exfoliating. Just lathering up my gentle foaming cleanser. I do use the nubby side on my nose.

[@nguyentramnhivu2914]

Yeah I agree with you 😅

[@monicanonya]

@@rebeccaramsey1274 Any brush or cloth is an exfoliation step even if it doesn't "feel harsh" on the skin.

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

*DON’T BE LIKE ME!* We use to do this in the 70s-80s. Smother our skin in baby oil then lay out on a foiled blanket to catch reflected rays. We didn’t know how bad the sun was back then. Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with skin cancer!😢

[@owainh1347]

I hope you recover babe! :)

[@49erchica]

I'm so sorry to hear that. Wishing you a smooth and peaceful recovery ❤

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

Brianah Cortez Thank you! I caught in time...we think.

[@marjee7116]

Hope everything works out and it's either not malignant or it can be removed!!!

[@ItsSuzanR]

Oh gosh! I really hope you have a speedy recovery. My dad is being treated for melanoma. He’s having the new gold standard which is Immunotherapy. It has worked well. Something for an oncologist to discuss with you if necessary. Best wishes!!! 😄🤗💐

[@Aya-xc7su]

Exfoliating lady gave me so much anxiety when she kept wiping with the dirty cloth. Also, my skin is trash so wtf do I know.

[@archeiafaith]

Nobody should do it like that... I bet her filter was on that's why we didn't see her damaged skin

[@kyab2815]

No no your right. It's the literal equivalent of putting the same dirty cloths back on after showering. You wipe the dirt off....... And then right back on.

[@dansasuk]

Why are we blaming the brand when the instructions are EVERYWHERE on the packaging and online? I myself don’t use this product but in this case the fault lies only on those flashy tiktok and instagram influencers showing their underage viewers dangerous skincare use! P.s : not bashing James who only wants young Skincare users to use acids responsibly

[@bodineeh]

Yes, the package clearly says to leave on for 10 min max👏 but I guess that's just what young people do, thinking it will be more effective.

[@kathrinaparsons4087]

I was thinking the same thing. Even if the brand had put out a video education the correct usage of their products, there will ALWAYS be people out there that will use it incorrectly, even to the extent of using it in the most stupid way possible.

[@haovnyk]

Yep, the brand has no part in this and it says clearly on the package, on the bottle and on the webb page how to use and about the sun safety afterwards. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@julianavorynska4967]

The Ordinary even had a tiktok video about this product, saying what you should and should not do 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@kellylum577]

It's really not that hard to read instructions. 🤦

[@JamesWelsh]

SO I JUST HAVE TO SAY I thought it wouldn’t be noticeable 😅 but I had a fat dissolving injection under my chin. This makes your chin swell up temporarily and I thought it wouldn’t be noticeable...but it really is 😂 so please excuse the wobbly double chin! I only mention this because people express concern when they see I’ve gained weight and tell me to take care of myself 😒

[@jannat4888]

Honestly wouldn’t have noticed until I saw this comment

[@jamier9851]

I wouldn't have even noticed u til I said it 🤭 u look just fine James🖤🖤

[@abigaillong692]

Love a honest guru

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

We need to end this idea that people who gain weight have “let themselves go” or “aren’t taking care of themselves,” and we ESPECIALLY need to stop saying it to people’s faces???

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

Also I didn’t even notice and either way you look healthy 😌

[@jennsinkona]

Growing up in the late 80’s early 90’s my sister in law used baby oil to tan. She now has SEVERELY aged and damaged skin !! Come on kids USE SUNSCREEN!! As a 40 something lady that grew up in Hawai’i pleaseeee please use sunscreen!

[@LLLadySSS]

The first girl is literally frying herself in oil and glitter under the sun 💀💀💀 I went on vacation last week I wore spf 50+ under the sun and in the water I barely got any tan but I don't mind cause I ain't dealing with the sun damage lol I've been breaking out lately and my friends were like "lay in the sun! Your pimples are gonna dry out!" I like NOOOOPEEEEEEEE 💀💀💀💀💀

[@tijanaself897]

DRY OUT IIIII.... tell them. i have dry ass skin and still break out💀

[@janelljacques5677]

I wear nothing less than spf 30 in the summer on my body and spf 15 on my face

[@tijanaself897]

@@janelljacques5677 spf 15 is basically nothing

[@janelljacques5677]

@@tijanaself897 when you live in the Midwest where you don't see sun its good

[@rachelsifuentes3242]

Janell Jacques I would def recommend SPF 30 for your face as well, most people(not assuming you don’t) do not apply the correct amount to even get the benefit of their SPF number they’re using. Also the suns rays are usually stronger during the summer true, but the sun is out and shining well, every single day! I would always wear an SPF even on cloudy days, yes you won’t get burned but the damage from the sun builds up over the years.

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

The way the second girl was pulling her skin all over the place from using too much pressure on the brush gave me ANXIETY

[@missorchid]

Me too . She's so pretty and has such good skin .why would she do that😩

[@dianalovestoplan]

She was brushing over her eyes...she gave my anxiety anxiety

[@amandaf5664]

The amount of exfoliants she was using gave me anxiety. I bet her skin wouldn't look so great a week after doing that every day :(.

[@theangryretailer]

She is probably using so much moisturizer, thinking that because it feels soft and looks glowy that her skin is healthy.

[@FionaBologna]

It's very small and insignificant, but I kinda love that he said "I've already watched all of these videos so it's not really a reaction" like almost everybody else doing react videos do too but they act like they didn't.

[@ForUtube111]

Its an old comment but love your glowing skin! ❤️

[@lola.odetola]

when he said “1hr” my soul left my body

[@hannahbarron9205]

My face literally dropped when he said that

[@zoesee9109]

You can actually keep it on your face for 1 hour and it be completely fine but the people that are able to do that their skin is more resistant to it because of all the things they’ve done to the skin, like chemicals peels for example. Also people that leave it on the skin for an hour and it be completely fine are experienced with skincare and know what they are doing:)

[@lola.odetola]

@@zoesee9109 there’s a difference between what we can do and what we should do. this boy did not know what he was doing.

[@jax422]

It literally says on the package “10 minute peeling solution”. What would possess anyone to try it for an hour?!?? Worst case, rinse and repeat... 😳

[@marieel3225]

Why do people think they need to exfoliate so much?

[@raw.potato]

Chasing that glow 🌟

[@Roll587]

Marketing?

[@ashleypfohl7843]

Probably because they don’t really understand that it can be really damaging, and it’s one of the only things that gives you instant results. Like you exfoliate and then you’re like “wow I feel smooth!” So they think MORE OF THAT and end up doin some crazy shit thinking it’s helping lol.

[@chaelisa2763]

To bring out the glow 😌

[@nissemilka]

@@chaelisa2763 blood*

[@andreanash2244]

I'm so confused why she's touting "ItS tEn DoLlArS". Boo, I can spend $12 and get amazing self tanner that actually helps my skin. Thanks but NO.

[@SjofnBM1989]

The DIY people always say that "It's only xyz dollars." And you're like THAT'S NOT A GOOD DEAL

[@Kiterpuss]

Literally could throw brown hair dye into baby oil and get a safer result than frying yourself in oil for an hour lmao

[@tequilashots875]

I don’t need to tan. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@margauxf4321]

Like, ACTUAL tanning oil WITH SPF is only $7.

[@thiswillnotdo6027]

the thing is, I would use that to just give my skin some shimmer for a night out, but not to actually tan- like, you are literally deep frying yourself lmaooo

[@kinatoli8343]

"She's basically frying herself" *#for** golden fried legs*

[@annamurphy1096]

leg so hot hot hot leg leg so hot u fry an eg - Anonymous (August 26, 2014 on 4chan)

[@KeySnow]

fried chicken legs 😂

[@Laura-mi3nv]

she's literally cooking herself. I thought people stopped doing this stuff in the 80's - 90's.

[@Figgatella]

Oh I used to do this in the 60s and 70s. Bad stuff!

[@wendtealitt1258]

She reminds me of the episode of spongebob where spongebob was getting a tan😩😂

[@kimberlyheim2279]

Estheticen here, just about fainted when the guy did the derma needling then the peel, I hope he goes and sees a doctor because he could end up with some serious injuries. The needling puts holes in your face and then he puts acid that is going to get into those holes. OMG. I would not be suprized if he lost or 'peeled'more skin then should be. Please people get a professional to do treatments like derma needling, you can cause damage and even scaring if not done correctly. Love ya James! Keep giving that good advice!!!

[@-Annn-]

I died a little inside. Man that's nails on a chalkboard times a hundred 😱

[@Similo]

I need your advice. I dermaroll and rinse my face with saline water, for two weeks now. I have dry skin and occasional breakouts. I also use a thick cream emollient for my face to relieve the dryness and irritation. Am I on the right track?

[@kimberlyheim2279]

Do you dermaroll everyday? If you do stop. Don't apply cream products, use light serums or nothing at all at least for the day. You skin is in truth has been damaged so now it needs to repair itself. That's where the results come from. Its renewing the skin cells and producing collegen. If your skin is still breaking out or not healing the way you hope ( I can't make an assumption since I can't see what you skin is doing) go to an estheticen for a analysis (the good ones will always look and ask about your skin and your skin routine) and they may be able to suggest products that are specific to your skins dermarolling needs. I wish I can help you more but I can't do much without seeing your skin up close. I don't like at home dermarolling it needs to be done by a pro in order to put the right products on your skin before and after. Im sorry I wish I could help more.

[@Similo]

@@kimberlyheim2279 I'm gonna have to see an aesthetician soon but for now I'm taking your advice on the serum. I'm also the type to sleep with my covers over my ears and the side of my face on the pillow so that I'm paranoid about that too after rolling. Thank you so much for taking time to reply Kimberly.

[@kimberlyheim2279]

@@Similo if you would like too their is a product I used for years on clients. Its called ILIKE. The serum that I would recommend for you is called Sulphuric Balancing Serum. You can buy it here at buyilike.com. it is very expensive but I use this brand on my clients with specific skin issues.

[@catharticreverie]

*creates micro-wounds in face using needles and adds acid into open wounds* "OOWWWW, OWWWW IT BURNS, IT BURNS!!!" *continues to apply more all over his face*

[@JenniferBuechner]

@VexedOutVegan I was just thinking the same thing LOL

[@Hexepresso]

I've told my kids the second something burns, stop using it. That can't be good for your skin.

[@izzatinadhirah1626]

Insert "thomas had never seen such bs before" meme

[@pinkmuffin9842]

Many people believe that a product is meant to tingle or burn on the face. But to "soothe" you: this video was fake (as I heard). He staged it and had perfectly fine skin shortly afterwards.

[@hiiiitherehaha]

@@Hexepresso ding ding! It is bad but also could be your body saying you are allergic to something, I wore lipstick but after taking it off my lips burned. So I stopped using it

[@keylimetea]

“It really burns!” Leaves it on for an HOURRR

[@SusanJERitta]

The fact that so many of these comments are "I sure hope dermaroller guy is ok after that" gives me hope for the world in a strange way.

[@katelynmeeker4802]

The skincare side of social media is so supportive 😍😍

[@angelina6543]

Coffin dance

[@brittany5872]

katelyn meeker jus shows that all the negative stuff is heavily pushed in mainstream media !! You jus gotta find the right communities 🥰 the plant community and arts and crafts community is so wholesome as well ! If you’re interested in that kinda stuff 😌

[@maryellenparmenter2536]

I felt terrible for him, he looked miserable

[@steven_ryan]

I actually searched for him on tiktok just to see if he healed up. He didn’t post for three weeks after that! Poor kid. I love that product, but 5-10 minutes, only when needed!

[@saraalice5244]

my grandmother and her friends used to lay out after covering themselves in crisco... 😩 which is, for those of y’all that don’t know, solid cooking oil

[@dallasleighh1527]

CRISCO??? Grandma nooo 😭😭 you are not a chicken wing 😔

[@saraalice5244]

Dallas Leighh omg you’ve killed me 🤣🤣🤣

[@whatdeyadoes]

Is she probably ok? How’s her skin now?

[@saraalice5244]

Deyanira yeah she’s 82 and still moving and doing good! i’m white as paper but she’s always been pretty tan her whole life.

[@altf4582]

My grandma and her sisters used to do the same thing and lay on the roof of their house lol

[@YoshiAndTheTardis]

About the video of the girl who exfoliated so much: Even if her skin looks good now it probably won't in a few years. Over exfoliation will age you faster, no matter if your skin's good with it now.

[@adventuresofkai9643]

also you ruin your moisture barrier

[@amelie4363]

The ordinary posted on IG 5 minutes after your video was released with guidance for the AHA BHA peel!

[@bluecurlygirl]

They already have instructions on how to patch test etc on their website. What's the bets that people still will use it incorrectly. It's like giving someone a detailed instruction manual and they're gonna try to work away without it until something goes wrong and then "Oh where's the manual again?"

[@lotuspowerr]

Truly an influencer!

[@amelie4363]

@@bluecurlygirl I think that's one of the problems. Lots of people just try stuff, and then read the instructions after (I'm also guilty of this lol)

[@bluecurlygirl]

@@amelie4363 I am too from time to time but not on my skin usually. If it's a strong active I patch test. Made the mistake once and lucky enough only minor reaction. Enough to remind me to be more careful though with new treatments.

[@sheltertwo7957]

James: Just see a dermatologist! Me: _Laughs in uninsured American_

[@simplythebestgirl]

Get state insurance! You don't need to be uninsured.

[@rabbitlove1785]

@@simplythebestgirl Even with Medicare they don't cover dermatologist visits. Just qualified a few days ago, can't use it for anything unless I have a medical emergency because that's all it really covers.

[@simplythebestgirl]

@@rabbitlove1785 Oh no, that sucks. ☹

[@RobertoGiovannini]

"If you stay in the sun longer than an hour you might burn" James face: O'RLY?

[@karyon1007]

Me: An HOUR?! I burn in less than 20 minutes, lady!😫

[@RobertoGiovannini]

@@karyon1007 I'm so pale that even with 50+ SPF I easily get blistering burns.

[@eatdrinkstagger]

try that in Australia and she’d burn in 5 mins in summer?! I’m not even white (high 200s, low 300s in Fenty) and have (accidentally!) gone from (pasty yellow) natural to red-burnt in 4 mins thanks to sun shining through leaves under tree I thought was adequate shelter. Before I’d finished my damn beer?!

[@laurafuentes66]

@@eatdrinkstagger I remember getting a horrible sunburn in australia. the weather that day was cloudy you literally couldn't see the sun but idiot me spent the morning at the beach without reapplying sunscreen. well i had my worst sunbrun in my life. it was horrible.

[@marisabellamena8548]

oh my god the woman who exfoliated like 100 times i swear my skin would have disintegrated

[@saharaowl9712]

I know! Mine would have looked like I'd used a cheese grater on it! It made me cringe to watch her

[@GlamourNNail]

Seriously! I accidentally used a chemical exfoliator and physical one at the same time once because I didn't realize my cleanser had the chemical exfoliator in it. My skin hurt for a week!

[@brittany5872]

I’ve exfoliated 2 times in one day and learned my lesson VERY shortly after 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@brittany5872]

Glamour N' Nail what cleanser was it? If you don’t mind me asking !

[@burdeegirl]

I would have been just facial muscles after that.

[@daniela9488]

The girl in the second video will be soon in skincare groups whinnying "my skin is so sensitive, boo boo boo, x &y ingredients irritate me" well of course, the skin barrier is obliterated. Just looking at it makes me hurt 😖, and I have thick and tough as hell skin. Those people are a pet peeve of mine. Good advice I read somewhere before starting skincare treat your skin as if it was sensitive, with extreme caution.

[@jeannemariethompson424]

Omg derma roller and the Ordinary 30% chemical peel, I almost stopped watching the video. My heart is breaking. I have used that 30% before and while it didn't damage my skin (so lucky for a black woman) it tingles and burns a bit. Imagine that getting it your pores. He rubs it in and says he is leaving it ok for an hour. Omg

[@dahlianguyen5459]

That boy didn't learn anything. He burnt his face but 5 days later he did it again, but with electric skin plate instead of the roller. And I don't know if it was real or clickbait. After posting those 2 videos, he posted a video said go follow his friend on tiktok.

[@lunalunarum]

Bonnie Florea what!!! I’d love to watch this sequel so i can stop feeling bad for him...

[@dahlianguyen5459]

Luna Nazir For real though. I can see the redness left on his skin from the first time. He said it's hurt more than usual but still putting it on. I just can't. Luckily, his skin is healthy enough to recover a couple days later. My sensitive skin could never. Here's the link of that sequel btw. vm.tiktok.com/ZMJrwBuMd/

[@annamurphy1096]

I love that stuff, but I only use it twice a month for 10 minutes at the most. I have a timer and watch it religiously and don't do nay exfoliation for the next two days.

[@bluecurlygirl]

Hi there. Can I ask why you say "so lucky for a black woman"? Is this product harmful to darker skin tones? I didn't think it would be as I thought skin is skin irrespective of the colour of it. Just wondering that's all and keen to educate myself. I've just given a bottle of this to a friend who has quite dark skin and would hate to think that I've given her something that could damage her. Thanks in advance. Oh my heart went out to him too. Poor lad must have been in agony. My daughter follows him on tiktok and said he had to bandage his face after.

[@AmanirenaII]

Oh my God, that poor boy! I hope he wears sunscreen of at least spf 50+ and continues to wear that mask until his skin heals. He needs Panthenol cream. That video really broke my heart.

[@roanc3709]

It’s fake. He posted a video later that day and his skin is completely fine. He claims it healed after he wore Vaseline for two hours but... that’s not how burns work.

[@BeyondBrii]

Ryan C how the hell do you fake that? maybe very lightly touch the dermaroller and use a liquid that’s the same colour but it looked the same colour?

[@roanc3709]

BeyondBrii my guess is that he didn’t really use the dermaroller, just pretended to, and immediately rinsed the mask off as soon as he was done filming

[@Elena-bk4fs]

when you say her skin should be red raw, it probly was! there’s several beauty filters on tik tok. there’s no way she was ok after all that lol

[@chloedsmith]

James, I feel like you *should* talk about dermarolling just to put the RIGHT information out there

[@user-vp5gr9ek3e]

Yes please James BC some of us are scared!

[@kikikristinaish]

If I remember correctly, he did talk about it in one of the videos. He was using derma stamp.

[@anniemerciar9195]

Kristina Cakic yes he already made a video on that

[@LifeByD]

Yes please!

[@kimberlyheim2279]

Estheticen here!! Let a pro do it. It can be a great skincare tool, only those trained know how to prep the skin and also what to put on the skin after. Different skin types require different treatments. Dermarolling is a great treatment, but only in the hands of those who know how to do it properly. Its worth the money to go to a pro.

[@smccreery86]

Your face when she says, “Don’t stay in the sun longer than an hour or you might burn” has me ROLLING. This poor poor girl is going to be real familiar with a dermatologist at some point in her life.

[@jackieelizabeth8614]

Shes going to look like hell in a couple of years. Her poor skin

[@Motions.in.Lemonaid]

Ice queen exposure to the sun like that will result in premature aging and raises her risk of skin cancer significantly. All the women in my family in who are in their 50/60 used to do the exact same thing and every single one has had multiple skin cancers removed. While the impact isn’t immediately apparent it will catch up with her.

[@jackieelizabeth8614]

@Ice queen sunburn or not the sun is not kind to skin. Tanning is just as bad as burning

[@inesita365]

@Ice queen I live in Spain where people usually have olive/tan skin and they tan a lot at summer. Their skin looks way older and damaged at their 30/40's.

[@inesita365]

@Ice queen you don't get my point. What I mean is that no matter how much melanin your skin has, sun is harming. No matter if you are nordic white or south european white.

[@isitbees]

the thing that angers me most about the ordinary peeling liquid kid is that he didn't remove the video after getting that reaction. He instead is keeping those views and just hoping that people go and watch the following video which most don't do. It could also be that he didn't leave it on for an hour and simply used that for shock value seeing as we can't clearly see the damage supposedly done in the second video. but leaving it up for more views is irresponsible since, again, so many young kids will go and follow suit

[@archeiafaith]

I think a lot of damage was done. You can literally hear him cry plus you can see the redness in spite of the mask. If he is keeping the video then he has to keep both so that kids know what shouldn't be done. If he removes it then someone else will come up on the internet with this weird idea and do it AGAIN .... It's better to know that someone else has already made this mistake

[@juliarusiecka2913]

God that poor boy, he had tears in his eyes. I really hope he is okay now Jesus Christ...

[@roanc3709]

It’s fake. He posted a video later that day and there’s nothing wrong with his skin

[@juliarusiecka2913]

@@roanc3709 oh that's great im so glad he is okay. It was really worrisome.

[@katrinaisoffline]

@@roanc3709 oh thanks, hopefully he did this so people will know that you shouldn't be overusing it.

[@roanc3709]

Katrina Ubalde he did it for Tiktok views, let’s not pretend it was more noble than that. And because of the way tiktok works the first video could be viewed by people out of context. At the very least he thankfully did not permanently scar his skin, and I guess we just have to hope nobody sees the first video out of context and decides that’s a good thing to do without looking into it.

[@hilmir]

omg he did that? what a tool.

[@pphire6060]

That really hurt watching the tik tok boy, I hope he’s okay. Especially since teen boys getting into skincare is really nice to see, I hope he’s okay

[@roanc3709]

It’s fake. He posted a video later in the day and his skin was fine

[@luigilove254]

@@roanc3709 omg really?

[@roanc3709]

Luigi Love yeah. He claimed that he put Vaseline on for two hours and it fixed it but that’s not how chemical burns work. Vaseline would probably help but it would take weeks if not months to recover from something like that and his skin didn’t even look red.

[@loganmiller6603]

I hope it is fake, but he’s spreading harmful false information. A lot of kids really look up to these tt celebs. 😟

[@sophiechen4874]

Alternate title: "James being genuinely concerned for 17 minutes"

[@lolgalit]

The first girl... did she managed to walk around after frying herself to the fried chicken state?

[@archeiafaith]

😂😂😂

[@ChaoticBad]

She looks like a leather couch.

[@meat1575]

@Katelyn Bacon Not for long. Her skin will look like leather if she keeps that up.

[@shikusigma1668]

Everyone i know: "Use spf!!" Tiktoker/instaaasss: "just fry yourself"

[@sugarmilk28]

I remember my dad taking us out to a water park...we all put on some "sunscreen" and we all burned. It wasnt sunscreen it was tanning oil 🤣

[@duck6100]

Oh my God that second girl has the most resilient skin I've ever seen are we sure she's not made of iron?

[@bluecurlygirl]

I suspect she had filter on to hide the redness and it was still coming through. Foolish and dangerous. Jaysus, my 50 year old skin is like boot leather and can take a lot but it would be falling of my face if I tried anything like that. Horrendous. Can you imagine the amount of young ones watching that and thinking "Oh I'll use four exfoliators with exfoliating brushes and then further exfoliation with wash cloth and I'll have lovely glowing skin like that too".

[@Quartza_]

Emer Henry i have reactive skin, dry combination plus it’s acne prone. If i do that, my skin is going to be sooooo red like really red for days.

[@eatmypanart]

@@Quartza_ yes! Mine is exactly like yours. The sensitivity in my skin is reaaaally high, everything burns if not 90% of the things do, and my skin will be tomato red for the next whole week, it's horrible

[@Quartza_]

Eatmypan Art i can still use skincare with fragrance but the acne afterwards is not worth it. I’m struggling with PIE and PIH rn. It’s soooo annoying

[@user-tv1bm8od6x]

There’s literally instructions on the bottle, where do they get these other instructions from?!

[@neveralone1618]

“Gurus” or beauty “influencers”

[@immaturegirl]

“When people used to do their makeup with shoes...” the calm way he said that, it just cracked me up

[@tonystarksanxieties]

I was at a Rodan + Fields party once where the girl basically scolded me for using a Clarisonic because of how damaging and bad for my skin it was. Not even ten minutes later, she was showing everyone a dermaroller. Girl.

[@dali2165]

you should’ve scolded her right there! 😂

[@aabifatima8763]

Ummm is a dermaroller bad thing... I think it's the way u use a derma roller which makes it bad or good

[@tonystarksanxieties]

@@aabifatima8763 the same way how you use a clarisonic makes it good or bad. I personally just think it's a lot easier to use a derma roller incorrectly.

[@gloomycandy101]

Ahaha, Rodan + Fields alone is pretty terrible for your skin so she’s one to talk!

[@linseyc.6602]

I get your point of confusion..however a clarisonic is manual exfoliation which can be harsh and damaging to the skin bc the way it tears at the skin. Dermarolling, aka microneedling, aka CIT therapy when done safely with proper technique introduces safe controlled pin point damage that promotes increase of healthy collagen and elastin. Lots of derms on youtube teach about this.

[@pixie_kitty_]

You've GOT to slip in Robert's opening speech bit one day and see if he notices 😂

[@shennyyys]

James as Robert and Robert as James in each other's channel as an April Fool's joke someday 👀

[@abeearoundapomegranate5333]

When that boy with the Ordinary peel presented the derma roller I physically recoiled.

[@Sunfl0w33r]

13:00 I mean it tells you on the box to NOT use it for more than 10 minutes and NOT to use it on broken skin. Idk WHY ON EARTH that boy thought he could micro puncture his face with needles and slather acid all over his face for an HOUR ?!?🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@lorenaarnette6395]

My heart broke for that poor boy who used the Ordinary.

[@roanc3709]

It’s fake. He posted later that day and his skin was fine

[@lorenaarnette6395]

Ryan C., glad that it’s fake, in all honesty. But it’s still a shame, that he would be disingenuous to that extent. 😔

[@harmony8195]

That derma roller one literally gave me anxiety. “Now I’m going to leave this on for an hour”😣😣😣

[@NikitaSemik]

damn that guy with the ordinary exfoliator, i can't imagine how burnt his skin was. it stings as it is, just imagine he damaged his skin and that put that on and left for a freaking HOUR. that's not an exfoliating stage, that's barbecue. people just do read instructions, they are there for a reason

[@bluecurlygirl]

Sadistic is the word I'd use!!! Poor lad.

[@Melodychins]

I noticed he referred to it as being a serum which it isn't so he didn't really sound like he understood what he was using. Poor kyle! I hope he healed up ok

[@roanc3709]

It’s fake. He posted a video later that day and his skin was completely unharmed

[@imaanjaffri431]

Honestly, the things I’ve seen that exfoliatior do just scares me to the point I don’t want to buy it anymore.

[@maximumeffort78]

Imaan Jaffri I use it weekly or every 10 days and it’s great, but I use it as intended. It is one of the ways I chemical exfoliate, not the main way, and it works well, but it cannot even brink it down my neck or I will get a slight burn in that area. You have to know what you’re doing and know your skin.

[@Rue4You2]

Ah yes, the two age groups: "teen" and "older" 😆

[@margauxf4321]

As someone in their 30s I automatically identify with the "older" crowd. Everyone else is a young buck 😂. 29? Naw kid, lemme tell you about history...

[@RissOfRivia]

I love watching you because as a professional cosmetologist and esthetician, it drives me insane to see these youtubers/“beauty gurus”give incorrect and completely UNSANITARY advice. In fact, I realized you were a professional the first video I watched because you kept stressing about sanitization which gets hammered into our brains during our education. There is a reason processionals exist ladies and gentlemen. There would be no point getting a $30k (or more if you go to a great program) education if you could learn everything from these youtubers. So please always remember if you’re watching something from a youtuber and want to try out whatever it is they did, CONSULT WITH A PROFESSIONAL. We care about you and want you equipped with facts.

[@Nina-yf1yr]

I hope baby oil girly doesn’t get skin cancer.. I’m honestly worried for her

[@Nina-yf1yr]

@@Straw_berri44 girl, she is literally frying in the sun. She is literally attracti by the sun witht the oil and uses no sun protection. U can get skin cancer if u do that multiple times

[@Nina-yf1yr]

@@Straw_berri44 james is literally explaining it

[@Straw_berri44]

@@Nina-yf1yr thank you for explaining actually English is not my first language so it gets a lil difficult

[@Nina-yf1yr]

@@Straw_berri44 oh alright understandable

[@sommeresposito6208]

I did it for like the first 32 years of my life and I still don’t have cancer.

[@cb8003]

I love how you explained the derma roller. Its such a highly effective but highly risky tool. I did extreme amounts of research before getting into it, including watching why dermatologists didnt recommend it (always came down to misuse concerns) It scares me now quick people jump on these professional tools without any serious research. I guess I tend to always air on the side of caution no matter how harmless because history has shown not only the science changes but sometimes conpanies and influencers will lie for profit.

[@anon3263]

Yeah I've wanted to try it in the past, but was scared to use it without a professional, so I just never bought one. My skin is sensitive as it is.

[@cb8003]

@@anon3263 I recommend watching gin amber. After all the research and i was ready to buy, I found her products affordable and her information invaluable. As a brand owner she is very clear about when not to use them and starting small and safe etc so she might be helpful for you. 👍

[@kindlesandcandles]

“Or just take it the f$&! away”. Why am I howling with laughter from this 😂😂😂

[@dayramartinez1906]

some people,,, seem to have strong skin, huh; meanwhile i started to gently poke my face with my knuckles when it itches because if i scratch myself i get red, i accidentally pop a pimple, my first born gets cursed, :/

[@rebelicious407]

What? Please explain I'm confused 🙂

[@poorsarah]

Hate when my first born gets cursed😔

[@choukuychay9818]

The ordinary peeling solution instruction : USE IT ONLY FOR 10Mins AND NO MORE THAT THAT! The dude : Huh ? 1 hour got it 👌

[@xixiannc8055]

10 MINS? NAH. Y'ALL WEAK. I CAN DO 1 HOUR 😉

[@nikkihammond8389]

And it says do not use on broke skin 🤨

[@davidbrown5628]

I used to do the baby oil thing for about 2 years when I went on holiday to Spain in South America. I really wish that we had advice like this that was really drummed into us. My family used to say how pale I was leading to becoming obsessed with tanning oils.

[@petra1995]

Did.... did you say Spain is in South America?

[@davidbrown5628]

@@petra1995 I meant to say Spain *and South America

[@_Melonmilk]

Exfoliating girl... it’s the dirty towel for me!

[@jessiebaker9313]

I was thinking that too! Drag a filthy rag across your face!🤢

[@heartsmyfaceforever8140]

I was looking for this comment. Like where the heck did she pull that towel from? The garage?

[@radhikasingh4011]

Same. That exfoliating girl was crazy. My skin would break out if i did that much of scrubbing tbh.

[@carly4046]

"When people use to do their makeup with shoes and stuff like that" 😂😂😂 I feel so so sad for that guy who completely fucked his skin. I'm an Esthetician and although I think it's great that people can have access to stronger products like The Ordinary's peeling solution (I use it and really like it), I think what you said is completely correct. Beauty Gurus SHOULD feel a responsibility to show their viewers how to use products safety. There is a lot of people who go to them for advice with their skin issues and can completely mess their skin up, even permanently scar it, if they aren't careful. No one should be going online as an influencer and demonstrating complete mis-use of a really dangerous products. Also... consumers should READ DIRECTIONS! The peeling solution explicitly states on the bottle to never exceed 10 minutes. I hope his skin can recover.

[@lisalove991]

Ugh omg I love your videos so much more than Cassandra’s videos, just because of your attitude, your knowledge, and your demeanor. You seem to be much more to the point and someone I can learn from, casandra videos are also knowledgeable but most of the time I already knew from reading the ingredients. You seem to break them down more and explain things more instead of focusing on celebrities and image which I truly appreciate

[@tippiliaissocool]

As a Beauty Therapist I can confirm that we literally use cleansing brushes for exfoliating in treatments and they should only be used on thickened skins/oily skins

[@rachelsifuentes3242]

And nowhere near the pressure she’s using, I would have so many broken capillaries after all that.

[@Sabrina-sc1db]

Oh my gawd The first one already has me in pain, the girl FRIED herself and was super proud of it 😭😭

[@dazem8]

ikr! like no idea the longterm harm she's doing to herself and OTHERS by promoting it. smh.

[@queenleprechaun1443]

You’re a very calming skin care expert, I don’t feel overwhelmed or bombarded by heaps of facts

[@kathleenwest1463]

Oh DAMN that second girl! I'd have no moisture barrier at ALL doing this just once. All I can see is raw, possibly bleeding skin. *shudder* I like those powder to foam enzyme exfoliators, like the SRB Rice Bran Enzyme Powder Face Wash and Scrub. I go through a bottle in A YEAR, a dime sized amount or less at a time. If I really feel flaky or congested I'll leave it on without rubbing for 60 seconds or so then rinse off. Gentle does the job!

[@xxRoosjex]

I checked the guy's tiktok. Surprisingly, I guess he is oke!

[@mariyumshuaib4002]

Why do I have a feeling that guy just did the chemical peel thingy for the views. You have to literally live under the rock to not know that you’re suppose to use the peel for not more than 10 minutes. Plus, its shady he is not showing his full face after the reaction.

[@Fan_fun13]

@@mariyumshuaib4002 yeah .I actually think the same ,too .no shade! to that guy but that wasn't a serum....🙄

[@chaylemcfaull89]

Found you through the twin videos! I crack up all by myself and after loosing my fiancé it feels good to just LAUGH. Thank you the both of you for being so so funny in those videos. You two definitely bring out the best in each other !! ❤️

[@kleapage2891]

😱😱 omg the ordinary video gave me so much anxiety my heart rate went UP Everytime he said something and then when he said he kept it on for an hour my heart SANK 💔💔

[@corriebelle]

My household and I are obsessed with you and Robert! We have 5 year old twins and they are so happy to see other twins!!

[@DangerWifeDodd]

“I’m gonna leave it on for an hour..” NOOOOOOO 😱😱😱

[@janjickamixy]

Why is it brand's responsibility? I'd have to disagree with that. The instructions on the package are more than crystal clear and detailed, this is where their responsibility ends. They cannot control hundreds of thousands of people posting Tick Tocks incorrectly using their product. And anybody who trusts influencers more than what scientist have put as instruction on the package should get burned, or else they would never learn. Moreover, where are his parents and why have they bought him such product without even reading about it and assisting with a first application? All of this is bringing me back to the warning on microwave box saying do not dry your cat inside. It's simply not necessary to say such things to people with average or above average IQ...

[@tijanaself897]

Yea thats how the german government feels where i live HOWEVER the US government doesn't excuse stupidity and STILL chooses to prioritize being able to sue a brand over common sense

[@herefortheshrimp1469]

The point he’s making is that CHILDREN are seeing people they respect and admire using it a certain way on social media and thinking that’s how they should be using it too - regardless of what the instructions say. The same thing happens with make up all the time, except this is physically dangerous. The brand shouldn’t be blamed but this is clearly happening A LOT and could easily be addressed.

[@hollywood451]

I think the problem he has is that brands repost the wrong usage on their own page. Not everyone reads the instructions, some people just go to the official page of the company and if the company reposts a video of the product being used wrong, that's a huge problem because they know its not supposed to be used that way but still choose to advertise the product in this way

[@Manuski]

Totally agree

[@janjickamixy]

@@hollywood451 Wait a second, so you're telling me that people, when they intend to use it, take the product in their left hand and phone/tablet in the right and type the official website and scroll on the website to find how to use a product instead of just reading what's on the package they are holding in their hand? Yeah, it definitely is the IQ issue...

[@stargirl1589]

omg the last guy... i feel so bad :(

[@angelidez13]

You're totally right about the damage that sun can do! I have EXTREMELY fair skin, if I was to just go outside for an hour without protection I burn so bad I peel at least 2 times and I actually get small pore size blisters all over the affected area and it's beyond painful, just to touch it feels like your poking a bruise! If someone like me followed that tik tok I would probably have to be hospitalized for 2nd degree burns! And yes, I know that sounds dramatic but I'm very serious, just forgetting to re-up on my sunblock when I'm outdoors will result in a week of full body pain and horrible peeling and about 100 more freckles on my body! I can't even imagine!

[@timedothflit]

“I kind of get what she’s doing but also not really at all.” 😂😂😂

[@SH-vo5je]

I couldn't imagine putting oil on my skin and going outside to try and tan. I've worn SPF50 and been outside for not even an hour and burnt, my body cannot physically tan 🤷

[@tijanaself897]

@Ice queen Its pretty much half half of who can and who cant tan. Its a genetic thing lmao

[@SH-vo5je]

@Ice queen Well, now you've met one. The lightest foundation is too dark for me, pretty much have to wear face paint no joke

[@kellyhenion9503]

My 11 year old niece asked for the peeling solution for Christmas because she saw it on tik tok. Luckily I was able to at least warn my sister that it could cause irritation (and for an 11 year old who doesn't have any skin issues, it isn't necessary), and she took it off her list.

[@Gigifrancetexas]

Baby oil human roti...prepare to look like a leather bag soon Remembering the day’s I used to put apricot scrub onto my Clarisonic 🤦🏻‍♀️ Last one makes me remember being prescribed Retin A gel at age 14 with no instruction & slathering it on after astringent 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Olivina330]

As Robert says, "Absolutely. Not." to the baby oil. Oh my word no

[@zararara841]

Its james not robert lmao

[@tkmiller_author]

Lara Lee did this same Oil/bronzer thing. But I think Lara's was intended to make you look tan, not actually use it for suntanning. 😬😬😬

[@Olivina330]

@@zararara841 Robert says this all the time in his makeup videos; you should check his channel out

[@flyingboysrobloxadventures1422]

Is that a Girls’ Generation lightstick i see in the background?

[@GiordanaBrasil]

OH MY GOD!

[@lexivee9571]

The teacher I had in my esthetics course told us that when she was young she used to tan with baby oil and lay out on one of those reflective mats for hours. Now 20 some years later she deals with very dry very aged skin.

[@Dgarays]

About second clip: she really don wanna use her hands 😂 I can’t take so much face brush! I would end up like a tomato 🍅 my face burns just by watching her 😅

[@keikei7089]

I can't stop looking at your growing lightstick collection Blackpink, Twice, OhMyGirl, Gfriend and now I see an SNSD lightstick We seriously need a lightstick tour (and Gentle Monster review bc of those bags that were behind you a while ago)

[@Bartoo12]

That SNSD lightstick in the back made me choke up, i miss them so much 😔

[@rica3801]

Yas yasss

[@sydneywilliams4796]

The ordinary clearly says to only keep it on for 10 mins max. MAX!! I’m also pretty sure they say not to put it on damaged skin (on the bottle) They could definitely be more specific about what to do and what not to do but this person clearly disregarded the explicit instructions on the bottle by using the needle and leaving it for one hour. I cannot imagine how bad his skin burned.

[@luqicharmz]

I’ve accepted that I’m not meant to be tan. I am shockingly fluorescent in a swimsuit.

[@kyratompsett4409]

Same. I grew up in a literal swamp and we're about to move to a desert and everyone's trying to tell me that I'll tan in no time. Nope. Not even a little. I will blind people, and I will blister. Then i will cry for a bit, and go back to blinding people. I do not tan, period

[@luqicharmz]

@@kyratompsett4409 every year I intend to get a spray tan before vacation and then I just never make time for it.

[@faye7199]

I think pale skin is beautiful. The tanning obsession is crazy.

[@luqicharmz]

@@faye7199 this was the first year I finally started wearing shorts and a 2 piece swimsuit. It felt good.

[@dpaono13]

I'm able to handle using The Ordinary's peeling solution for an hour with no burning, irritation, redness or peeling, but my skin is very tough, and i've used acids for many years. I have to use a chemical exfoliant everyday because i always wake up with a layer of rough skin. Maybe i have an un-diagnosed skin condition. But i need a strong exfoliant to make my skin feel soft and smooth, and The Orindary's works very well for me. I understand that everyones skin is different, and my tolerance to acids is probably very rare. But i would NEVER use any chemical exfoliant with a derma roller because this causes permanent damage. (Look into granulomas caused by micro-needling used in combination with actives, particularly vitamin C. Dr. Dray has a great video on the dangers of micro-needling, and talks about this.) In my opinion, if you have minimal texture daily exfoliation is not needed, and i would stick to the recommended use of this product for maintenance. Also, i just want to add that The Ordinary's "peeling solution" is not the same as a professional strength chemical peel. Chemical peels are formulated at a much lower pH (pH

[@allison_may]

I literally felt sick watching this, especially the peeling solution 😬 Their poor skin!

[@HopeeInk]

*I literally got tears in my eyes by watching kyle thomas doing this to his skin. Christ help his skin recover from that. I'm shocked. The ordinary exactly describes on their side how to use the product, y'all just to lazy to look it up.*

[@froufroudeluxe]

I tanned ONCE using coconut oil and I still have damage on my chest. I’m staying in the shadows forever.

[@s7449]

Oh my goodness, I wanted to cry for that young man who used the Ordinary product. I hope his skin recovered from that.

[@roanc3709]

It was fake

[@imalysse_]

So disappointing to see a great makeup artist destroy her skin by exfoliating so much... I love watching her daily makeup tutorials on insta stories :(

[@ambassadorvarg2167]

That poor kid. When he said an hour I literally screamed at my phone “An HOUR?!!!”. The derma roller was a huge mistake but an hour with a chemical peel?! He likely had some severe chemical burns. My heart hurts for him.

[@roanc3709]

It was fake. He posted later that day and there was absolutely nothing wrong with his face. Which is good that he didn’t actually do it but he still made the first video implying that was a good way to use it.

[@emilys2562]

@@roanc3709 RIIy?