Why everyone gets it wrong 😅 How To Use The Dermalogica Microfoliant Like An Esthetician

How To Use The Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant Like An Esthetician!! #skincare #esthetician
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[@CassandraBankson]

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[@sideeye7735]

What have you been putting on your eyelashes ? They look better great

[@Ynh932]

Plz tell us about your lashes!!!

[@blushbaby5278]

Your eyelashes look like creepy spiders

[@Ynh932]

@@blushbaby5278 her eyelashes look fantastic! Hush!

[@Kc-dq7zj]

​@@blushbaby5278 Yes. 🕷 🕷 😱

[@pinkiepie6880]

Yet Dermalogica doesn't tell you to use it this way. I had a bottle of this stuff years ago and I remember it telling you to do what you just said was the wrong way (except you lather up the product more before applying it onto your skin). It's supposed to be an exfoliant, not a whipped foam. Here are the directions for this product from Dermalogica's own website: "Dispense about a half-teaspoon of Daily Microfoliant® into very wet hands and create a creamy paste by rubbing hands together. Apply to face in circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Massage gently for one minute, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Multi-Active Toner or UltraCalming Mist and prescribed Dermalogica Moisturizer." So, no wonder people don't put it into a bowl and use a fan brush to whip it up; the company itself never said to use it that way. So how would people know otherwise?

[@WildBison74]

I was wondering when she started exfoliating her eye area. Made me cringe 😬

[@dallasoch]

​@WildBison74 does it say to keep it out of eye area?

[@psychoPilgrim36]

@@dallasoch the OP comment said it did, and honestly i would avoid the eye area with any products that arent specifically made for it just cause the eye skin is such a sensitive area. Ive also heard you can get “milia” around your eye from using products not meant for that area which arent harmful but they basically look like little pimples next to your eyes and they stay there for like, months and months. I have gotten them before from using non-eye specific moisturizer and i thought i was gonna have them for life until they just went away one day

[@RH-fz1yq]

​@@WildBison74why?

[@RH-fz1yq]

​@@WildBison74 I think she tries to get more reviews

[@Ness83]

Used it both ways, but I prefer powder in hand with water, foams up perfectly fine. I don't have time to do it the 'right' way. I get polished, super soft skin, so I am happy.

[@aprillomina8232]

Right? It's the time on the skin

[@krystenhayden2516]

Yeah I use it like that if I'm doing a facial but at home I just do it in the hand and foam it up like that cause I am not doing dishes for my skincare routine at home lol

[@Ness83]

@krystenhayden2516 🤣 absolutely!

[@Ness83]

@@aprillomina8232 💯

[@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKrafts]

Also when you mix it in your hand or put the powder directly on your face then tue particles act like a manual exfoliant. I have super sensitive & reactive skin so I use the oatfoliant in the blue bottle & it’s amazing! It truly does wonders for my skin 🩵💜🩷

[@rhileynnna]

They apply it “wrong” because that’s how the directions on the packaging say to apply it.

[@Uhohlisa]

lol yeah

[@IttyBitty412]

They don't say to exfoliate with the powder they say to lather it in your hands 😂😂😂 but ok

[@rhileynnna]

@@IttyBitty412 right … the product IS an exfoliating powder …. Directions say to lather in hands … no where does it say to whip it up into a foam in a bowl

[@XxPurple_VibesxX]

I think the instructions say to put it in your hand and lather it with water

[@theeditor1149]

The directions are not wrong though, it works fine as directed so I have no idea what she's talking about when she says people are complaining about it. You dont need to do all this. She's also overacting her "wrong" demonstration, no one is using the powder or any product on their face the way she is showing it.

[@mistiroberts1576]

You can also add water to the product in your hand, emulsify with your hands and then add to your face. You dont need the bowl or the brush. I never used those

[@Mia_9135]

Thank you. Just tried this based on another short of yours. Now I know how long to leave it on ❤

[@peregrinefalcon6747]

Hello, how long do you leave it on?

[@Lordforgiveme528]

Hmmm idk. I like using it the first way because it actually scrubs away dead skin, flakes, and old acne scabs and leaves my skin soft and smooth. If I were to make it a foam like this it probably wouldn’t have the texture necessary to scrub like that.

[@pinkiepie6880]

You're absolutely right! In fact, you are using it the way Dermalogica intended; apply half a teaspoon to wet hands, lather then apply to face in circular motions. The way she's showing isn't what Dermalogica advises on the product packaging or their website. It's supposed to be an exfoliating, not a whipped foam.

[@chaoswitch1974]

You don't need to scrub. It's the chemicals that do the exfoliation and it's gentler on you skin. But you do you. I personally dislike scrubs and prefer chemical exfoliation. I feel like scrubs often get trapped in my pores.

[@theeditor1149]

Exactly, she's broken all the exfoliating particles up into tinier particles so now it's not as effective. It's already such a mild fine powder so you dont need to whip it.

[@greenladynada1856]

Ive kept in the shower for 10+ years. I pour in my hands, add a little water and create foam by rubbing hands together. Rub face, neck, chest and even my arms for a minute or 2. Skin is crazy smooth. No bowl needed.

[@hellosunshine3647]

Same

[@yellowdressbookstore6602]

Ooooooh! Ty

[@yellowdressbookstore6602]

Do you have other products you've used for over 5 years you'd recommend? Or beauty tips 😊

[@chaoswitch1974]

How does it compare to The Ordinary BHA/AHA?

[@avgvoiddweller]

if anyone is interested in a dupe for this, the good molecules pineapple enzyme gentle exfoliator is very similar to this product

[@AmberS-V]

I got a bottle and tried it because of this comment. You're a saint!! ❤

[@user-pn6rd6fv9w]

Thank you

[@sbg1911]

Love that brand.Their peptide serum is really good too and only $12

[@84rinne_moo]

I got a powder enzyme wash from Japan and what I do is use just a littttttle bit of powder into my palm and a bit of water and foam it up between my hands and then wash my face. Don’t need alot of it and works well :). The two good ones are Suisai beauty clear powder wash and FANCL brand ones (in case anyone likes to know) 👍

[@yellowdressbookstore6602]

Thank you!!!! Any other products or advice you'd like to share? 😊😊❤

[@bluenic0le]

Isntree Mugwort Powder wash is another good one!!! Korean, not Japan, but Asian beauty products are SUPERIOR 💙🔥

[@84rinne_moo]

@@yellowdressbookstore6602 Japanese toners are great too and there’s a wide variety of different kinds. Hada labo is good and affordable. Though there are many good ones out there! There’s a girl on KZbin who did a nice video on the Hadalabo toners (her name is Tina Tanaka if I remember correctly)

[@Throatzillaaa]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@cz2049]

I love those enzyme powders! Such life-changing!

[@Roxy157blue]

I took the dermalogica master classes in Boston as part of my esthetics training through my spa.., and they definitely taught us the "pour onto your hand" method lol. I like this way much better!

[@marywhalen5096]

works great either mixed in hand or in a bowl with a fan brush so powder is dissolved. just not so nice when put chunky on face. I don't foam it all up or use that much product, and not on eyelids

[@andrearoman7968]

Learned how to use Dermalogica back in the 2000s when I was in cosmo school. They have always had great quality products.

[@Tiatia1111]

Uh, you and them lashes. Perfect. Gorgeous.

[@babygirl4949]

I don’t think ppl are using it “wrong” bc I remember buying this a while back and the “wrong” way is how dermalogica instructs you to use it if I’m not mistaken. So they may need to change their instructions.

[@katie3657]

Same

[@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKrafts]

Ikr. She thinks she’s so smart but really she’s so annoying 😭💀💀💀

[@kc87557]

@@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKraftsshe’s an aesthetician so she has the right to think she’s smart because she is. She just made a mistake.

[@pinkiepie6880]

Exactly. On the packaging and Dermalogica's website it says to use it as follows: "Dispense about a half-teaspoon of Daily Microfoliant® into very wet hands and create a creamy paste by rubbing hands together. Apply to face in circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Massage gently for one minute, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Multi-Active Toner or UltraCalming Mist and prescribed Dermalogica Moisturizer." No one is applying it straight to their face anyways; should lather it into a paste in your hands before applying. I think the only people applying it straight to their face haven't read the instructions or assume it works like a liquid cleanser or something 😅

[@houseofschenck6230]

I use this nightly and it's great! I pour a bit onto my fingers and then rub my fingers together to make the paste before rubbing it on my face. It works great!

[@CrustyUgg]

What is this product for exactly?

[@tonysopranosduck416]

@@CrustyUgggentle exfoliation. It really buffs the dead skin off and is gentle enough to use daily.

[@emerald4756]

That product makes me break out immediately after using it. Actually most products recommended on this channel have been awful on my skin 😅

[@arynsinger6811]

I’ve seen some ppl kinda. Indirectly say her credentials aren’t the best, and that she does a lot of sponsorships so she’s really not objective in her advice. I recommend Dr. Idriss and GlowbyRamon instead

[@chaoswitch1974]

I would think that using it as a scrub would, but not as a chemical exfoliant the way she demonstrated.

[@kimdymund5079]

Amazing - now I’m loving it!

[@carinamazzuco8339]

I tried the oil to foam one from this brand and it made my breakouts worse, now I just stick to basic cerave. I’m happy I don’t have to spend all that money on crazy cleansers!

[@jamecia90s]

$66 man I guess I'm going to just keep my bad skin 😂

[@janschild]

Same. If people didn’t buy it , I’m sure the cost will go down

[@bluenic0le]

Good Molecules and Isntree have similar powder exfoliants that are super affordable!!!

[@jamecia90s]

@@bluenic0le thanks

[@deannamarie3324]

It’s always on sale for Black Friday and stuff. And once you buy the bottle you can buy a pouch refill for even cheaper. It lasts forever and it’s worth it.

[@emma_luce_0623]

Girl, you can get great products from the drugstore at affordable prices!! Look up the dermatologist Shireen (I think that's how her name is spelled but I am probably wrong), she gives great recommendations! 😊

[@Sunshineiswhoiwannabe]

Ok. I’m sorry but thank you so much. I never knew the description was in the three dots above the video 😭😭 I was always so confused whenever they say to click on the description cause i never see the description 😭😭😭

[@codesterbamb7744]

Hey, just wanna say Good Molecules has an awesome dupe for this that isn't 50 dollars 😅. Pineapple Exfoliating powder.

[@NaturallyGourgeous]

Bought it hated it now. I'm gonna try this method to see if it works better

[@CassandraBankson]

Oh my goodness I didn’t know this! Thank you, thank you thank you for sharing! I’m going to head to Ulta ASAP and pick this up to try it! Thank you so so much for for telling me about this!

[@NicoletteScorpio]

@@CassandraBankson I will be waiting for a review video on that!!!

[@ashliturner5118]

Also, Tony Moly has one rice and papaya. Would you use all of these powders the same way?

[@hatchimartinez3020]

​@@ashliturner5118 the Tony Molly is my favorite, I've been using it for years

[@autumnhamm9381]

Oh. My. God. I have been using it wrong for years!!! Thank you so much for this!! 😅😅😅😅

[@lirpa1981]

Tatcha has one like this that I’ve been using for years. Love it.

[@123lol908]

But why dont the directions say this

[@pooh4025]

I don't recommend using on top of your eyes.

[@cringeycarol]

Her lashes 😮🤩

[@FAIRYGIRL911]

that's what extensions will do for you baybee

[@emsa5034]

@@FAIRYGIRL911yes just be careful with lash extensions as some people report them ripping their natural lashes out

[@mizbarehana5498]

​@@emsa5034 Yup. She spoke about it before.

[@littlesparrowloves]

They look crazy

[@viciouslady1340]

Awful

[@ivyrowles]

Her eyelashes are so pretty! 💕

[@linds7774]

Are they real?

[@ivyrowles]

@@linds7774 I'm actually not sure lol 😂

[@imjustagirl]

@@linds7774no, they aren’t real.

[@foreverkimme713]

So why does the bottle literally tell you to….nevermind!

[@shelbybaby1642]

I think it says to mix it in your hand but still not at all what she shows lmao

[@ChinaMaree13]

Esthetician here ! This video made me sooooo happy 🥰 beautiful skin btw !

[@sydneybristo22]

This is so helpful. I was TOLD by the seller at the store to apply it the wrong way you showed. Im so greatful to see now that it can be nice to use!

[@Suki0428]

I used it the wrong way and hated it because instead of exfoliating skin cells away, it generated more!

[@pinkiepie6880]

It's not the wrong way. Why would you think a KZbin Esthetician would know more about a product than the company who makes it? It literally says on the packaging and on their website to do it like this: Dispense about a half-teaspoon of Daily Microfoliant® into very wet hands and create a creamy paste by rubbing hands together. Apply to face in circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Massage gently for one minute, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Multi-Active Toner or UltraCalming Mist and prescribed Dermalogica Moisturizer.

[@K.Lynchka]

You don't need a fan brush or bowl. Just put the powder in your hand and and make a paste and put it on your skin.

[@pinkiepie6880]

I have no idea why she's telling people to do it this way when it literally says on the packaging and Dermalogica's website to apply half a teaspoon to wet hands, lather then apply to the face and rub in circular motions. The way she's showing is wasteful and won't give the full exfoliating benefits of the product 🙄

[@maryc327]

Daily microfoliant is a beautiful product! Aesthetician approved!

[@sareatonin]

I’ve been telling clients to froth the microfoliant it on for yeeeears, and to leave it in for 10 mins. Nothing else like this on the market, it has been my go-to for ages

[@zazaiowens1407]

Thanks for the video. I put the powder or in my hand and at some water. I then rub it over my face. Yes, it was grainy. I didn’t realize it was supposed to foam up. When I get my facials, I realize, after watching your video, that the microfoliant feels foamy. I thought it was a different product.

[@LKYme]

I use this every day and had no idea I was using it wrong for years.

[@pinkiepie6880]

You weren't using it wrong. On the packaging and Dermalogica's own website it tells you to use half a teaspoon, add to wet hands and rub together before applying to the face and rub in circular motions. Don't know where she is getting this idea from.

[@jpreslar1]

Interesting, but I use it the first way (powder in hand with water), and it works great! Skin feels so clean!

[@laurenrenfro8288]

Same. I do it more like the first way of adding to hands and adding water, then rub together and apply to face and rub more. It's never been an issue for me. It's my fave exfoliant I've ever used.

[@jessicamcaleer9093]

I prefer it the way you say not to. I love the feeling of it dissolving on my face! Such an amazing product. Can't live without it.

[@LushyWorld]

Info from the dermalogica website: « how to use it? After double cleaning, every 2/3 days (or even once a week for sensitive skin), pour a teaspoon of Daily Microfoliant into the palm of previously moistened hands. Add a little water and lather by rubbing your hands against each other to obtain a fine foam with few grains. Apply to the face with circular movements, avoiding the eye area. Massage gently for a minute, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. Continue with a tonic, a targeted care/serum and a Dermalogica moisturizer recommended for your skin type. « so be careful not to use it on and around the eyes!!! In addition, no need for a bowl in the palm of the hand, it’s very good too since it’s a chemical AND mechanical scrub 😊

[@gracehetfield5331]

This is the reccomended use for consumers but when I trained as esthetician at a dermalogica school, we were trained to use it the way in this video. Neither way is incorrect.

[@westlahunnitspokedana.b5252]

Well I guess I’ll be purchasing that AGAIN & use it properly

[@pinkiepie6880]

The correct way is actually the first way. Have you read the How To Use on the product packaging?

[@audenriver2872]

The instructions on the container say to make a paste In your hands with the powder and water. So I’m gonna keep doing that 😂 ain’t no way I’m using a fan brush and a bowl in my bathroom lol

[@lisav6583]

I am today years old when I learned how to use the daily face wash correctly. Blown away! Thank you for you service lol

[@anamarijagundic7115]

But it says on the box, that you should put a little bit on your palm and a little bit of water to create paste, not the foam.

[@treyy8898]

The foam is what they mean when they say paste. I went a dermalogical based school and this is exactly how the instructed us to use it for best results. But it’s ur skin, you can do whatever you want to it

[@aprillomina8232]

No, it's not. No

[@sherbert85]

Lord. You don't need a fan lol you just need to rub the product and some water between your hands.

[@CubanSavage856]

Omg 😱 That looks so freaking good.I need this on my face 👀....ASAP it's so FLUFFY and FOAMY😮

[@Kittykat79NY]

This is the best product I'm good for my sensitive skin… I've been using it for years ever since my friend is an aesthetician to me on❤

[@laurenrenfro8288]

Dermalogica is the only skincare brand that's worked for my sensitive skin. Every time I try something else it's always too harsh or heavy/oily.

[@itselishatania]

Wowwwwww no oneever explained this! Thanks Cass! You always provide the 💎s

[@nancyfasolino7607]

Love that stuff! Yes! That’s how you use it! If you mix it with the liquid theramfoliant it makes a powerhouse exfoliation!

[@emmaking5361]

Ooh I’ve always used it the ‘wrong’ way, but still love it because it’s gentle but effective. Might have to do a facial now to try the other method!! Thank you for the education

[@salimas7979]

Thank you for teaching me about the 3 dots to get more info!!!!

[@lisaa.1136]

You can exfoliate your skin very effectively and inexpensively with baking soda. Yes, baking SODA. It's one of the most versatile products I keep at home. Use some warm water and/or a bit of your regular cleanser and gently scrub your face with it. Rinse with warm then cool water and you'll be amazed at how great your skin feels and looks. You're welcome.

[@theeditor1149]

I've used the daily microfoliant for years now, the key is to leave it on for a few minutes and you dont need to do all this and make life harder for yourself. Had to say that watching how you just generously poured it into a bowl like that made me tear up because the original size of the product costs over R1000 in South Africa which is so expensive and out of many people's budgets so watching you shake it like a salt shaker made me tear up. I buy the smaller bottle which is still expensive but I treat it like gold and I dont waste any of it or use too much because you don't need that much. It lasts for months (dont let water get into it though). Also the method directed by dermologica works for me, people complaining that it's itchy, chunky etc have sensory issues that are not related to the product. Use it as directed or add it to a mild face wash and leave it on for a minute or two to see its full effects. It's a good product that's worth the price, if anyone is thinking of getting it, but you don't need all this drama with the bowl and fanbrush. The world of skincare is already so complicated and there are so many products and ways to use them, this one is not one of those products.

[@shawnariggs2485]

Not gonna lie I’ve had this and used it for years. I always liked it. I always just mixed it up with water in my hands, but this is much more helpful lol thank you.

[@mufferducker822]

Having to use so many tools would annoy me so much. I just wanna wash my face and be done with it 😄

[@ProdigyAngel33_Nagichan]

You can do the same in the palm of your hand, no need to add to a bowl and apply this way. Just dont try to mix it directly on your face

[@reformingbeauty]

I like doing it the 1st way 😂

[@GabrielaMendoza-bu2tk]

Please be careful with this stuff. Its basically a very weak peel. Avoid the eyelids and lips you can get coldsore outbreaks if youre prone to them

[@arimonL]

Thank you! That's why I'm getting them

[@GabrielaMendoza-bu2tk]

@arimonL unfortunately for us we need to stick to sugar scrubs and very gentle pressure and spf lipbalm

[@RockeyToes]

also, most folks don't realize you apply to clean skin, so I pre wash and then use it. I've used it for 20 years, it's HG!

[@chanta6116]

I used it the first way and it worked great.

[@andrev6275]

Beautiful lashes❤😮

[@metroskyes5974]

When I worked at ulta and did the demo The first one is what we were told Lmao

[@kristinxox]

I used to love that stuff!! Been around a while … by the way I used to watch this girl YEARS ago and her skin has had the most incredible transformation!!! Absolutely incredible

[@lenkajf7816]

Well, I can’t agree with you on this one. You used as much product as I would for 20-30 uses! Really bad, money-wasting method 😢

[@pinkiepie6880]

I know, right! Dermalogica advises you to apply half a teaspoon to wet hands, lather then apply to face in circular motions. How are people using it wrong when it was never intended to be whipped up into a foam?

[@leidbarber2625]

I’ve paid many estheticians who also use this wrong during service and don’t instruct proper use for at home 😅

[@priskruger314]

You make that product look good!

[@BeautywithStephanie]

Mmm was taught directly by dermalogica personal use : emulsify in hands client use: bowl and brush. Both ways are correct.

[@mulberrymoth6540]

would you be able to do an updated video on how your skin is so clear now / what you’re doing to maintain it?🥺🫶🏻

[@joharry946]

I don't think they're obsessed with it - I think they have a contract and want to sell as much product as they can. There are comparable things on the market.

[@laurenrenfro8288]

What would those be? This is the only exfoliant that's worked for me, as in not been too harsh. But if there's something comparable that's cheaper I wouldn't say no to saving money. 😂

[@kitkat0768]

I use it with my oil cleanser, massage it in and leave it on while I'm in the shower or brushing teeth. Then runse it off. That works for me. Will have to check out the instructions now. No one ever told me to use it this way.

[@ryanv4657]

Looks and sounds good, but when I looked at the reviews, a lot of people were breaking out, so I’m scared because I have sensitive skin, but also I’m using the benzyl peroxide which seems to be helping my skin a lot. I do have some spots I would like to open up the pores

[@YouTubeoooooooooo]

Thank you for this!!!! I was using it the exact way you described in the beginning. So excited to try it the correct way now ❤

[@dallasoch]

Wow your skin is looking so good!

[@stephlon6757]

It works just fine directly on my face 🫠 it still lathers. I like the exfoliating action of the grains.

[@AlenaHarvey]

I actually love using mine in my hands and feeling the gritty lol I wet my hands , pour some , rub hands together, then rub on my wet face until it foams and dissolves. I think thats what the bottle says anyways. But to each there own and either way this stuff truly is amazing! I've been looking at this/this kind of product for sooo long and I won't go back now! ❤

[@Krystalwatchesvideos]

I had no idea that’s how you’re supposed to use this 😂 Thank you

[@sybill123ful]

oh my god i completely forgot all about this product 😭😭 i used to live and die by the mini bottle i had. it was the only thing that wouldn’t irritate my acne or rosacea but would actually help with the discoloration from it. idk how slept on it is now, but it’s one of those products everyone should at least try out once

[@ThickestSkull03]

I just stared at your eyelashes for the last 4th of the video, because they’re literally so pretty.

[@karynsuepohlmeier2109]

Thank you for this detailed video!! 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@fleurberendsen4556]

You can mix it in your hands as wel!! But jou need to mix it with a bit of water to activate the enzymes ❤️

[@CassandraBankson]

Such an excellent point! Yes, absolutely. Thank you for the helpful comment and I hope you’re having a beautiful day!

[@resh2rei]

Ahhh I actually really like the scrubbing action lmao but I'm going to try to make it foam on my face and let it stay in the shower!!!

[@bellanina1271]

I used to use this back in the early 2000’s.

[@yuffi77]

You put exfoliater onto your eyelids? Aren't you afraid to get that stuff into your eyes?😮

[@KKluvzdet]

Lash goals

[@mousehouse8119]

Thats so much extra work. Ill just keep using my Paulas Choice bha

[@smilessantana2049]

Wow, your skin looks great!

[@jaycie_catt420]

I prefer GM Collin Active Exfoliant powder, it feels nicer and works better and only a few $ cheaper.

[@RandomPerson-js3rc]

Ive been using that the wrong way but I still love it. I'll try that though. Only think I caution about is don't breath it in dry.

[@chardanica8995]

Thank you 🙌🏽🤦🏻‍♀️ I've been using it incorrectly for 3 years. In my defense...I followed the package instructions

[@ALTuckerful]

Thanks for the tutorial. I love your eyelashes, btw! If you have a tutorial on how to grow them, that’d be nice 😊

[@AutumnElaine]

So helpful! Thank you 🌈

[@AKbaby89]

You should try the Sephora collection dewy powder cleanser. I love it

[@ragnhildkarsrud9182]

no i scrub it in my hands and then it foams then i scrub my face with it, i love it the way i use it

[@jessicadca100]

Wow I’ve been using it wrong all this time (and still enjoying it the wrong way haha) ty for this info :)

[@imjustagirl]

The eyelashes be eyelashing!

[@maxenglish2434]

Omg I’ve been using this product wrong for how long? Years 😢 Thank you for sharing

[@allytrudie864]

I have tried basically all Asian skin brand powders and none come close to the results I see with this stuff. Clear pores zero redness. Stop using it for a couple weeks after you start using it to really get the effect of how amazing this stuff is. You will run to get another bottle. Only thing this company has worth buying (for MY skin). I’m devoted for decades

[@tmarie3510]

I have def been using it wrong 🤦🏾

[@pinkiepie6880]

No, you haven't. Dermalogica advises to use the product as follows: Dispense about a half-teaspoon of Daily Microfoliant® into very wet hands and create a creamy paste by rubbing hands together. Apply to face in circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Massage gently for one minute, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Multi-Active Toner or UltraCalming Mist and prescribed Dermalogica Moisturizer.

[@marystark6697]

I Love u😂u explain so “ perfect”

[@KelechiEzie]

Skin glows after following the package directions ima stick to that

[@C4RYB34R]

You are supposed to put it it your hand. The way its used is right both ways.

[@monicapatton1405]

You can put it on your eyelids??

[@RoyalHighGal]

*this video is the best thing that I’ve ever seen*😂

[@galaxylove420]

I have this for years Thank you very much.❤

[@Itsmehi373]

Omg dermatological is my teen saviour