you all prolly dont give a damn but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
It's so true! Just because something is naturally occurring doesn't necessarily mean it belongs on your skin or in your body or is automatically superior to synthetics. So many companies make money by playing on people's fears perpetuating this myth! I spend very little to no time in the sun but I'm still constantly stressed about SPF and incidental exposure causing pigmentation and wrinkles. The stress probably causes more wrinkles than the sun!
Thank you for introducing me to LabMuffin. What a beautiful & intelligent young lady. I'm loving her way of explaining things that even I can understand. Just subscribed to her UA-cam & started reading her blog.
Something that is never addressed is how what goes down the drain affects our environment. Ideally, products should be biodegradable. Thankfully, we all got the message on micro beads.
Hello, I totally agree with your critique of how the term "natual" is used as a marketing tool and to scare people. It is super annoying in any situation when the term natural occurs. It is almost always a flawed argument to begin with if the dubious term natural needed to be attached to it. I wish that you both (I sincerely enjoy both or your work) would look more into what we should be carefully with when it comes to ingredients in skincare. It is not enough of an argument for me that we should trust big corporations because they are "like us". For example Johnsson & Johnsson was recently order to pay masses of money for failing to warn that their talk powder could course cancer. And I was listening to a science program on the Swedish national radio (like the BBC) about nano sized metals. There they said that the EU do not yet agree of how to test nano sized metals and that therefore they do not know how to regulate the usage. And because the lack of data you cannot really say that much about the possible damage in a body or in a ecosystem. I know they cannot get through the skin, but I was recently in the pharmacy and every sunscreen stick ment to go on your lips had nano sized physical sunscreen. Is that not a little bit worrying? I really appreciate that you both what to clear the air of the bullshit and to bust myths (please continue!). But maybe what I am asking for is for you to bust your way through all areas of the skincare jungle. 🙌💚☀
So good to see a fellow Chemist on youtube, not that I reached PhD level, way beyond my capabilities. Thank you Nadine for introducing Michelle, I shall go and subscribe. X
I worked with an excellent dermatologist for years and often advised simple oils to patients. That was when I started using oil back in the 90s- I’m 61 and only have a few lines under my eyes where the oil never goes!
Absolutely love her! Really informative and relatable. I also get on much better with glycerin vs. hylauronic acid. Thank you, Nadine, for introducing me to Michelle!
Brilliant! Thank you for such a smart video! I think most consumers are over being lied to and duped - we want to be educated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
An ingredient doesn't have to kill you immediately to be cancerous or toxic. I disagree with her there. Especially when you think of how many products get recalled for having lead or asbestos in them. Nars had a lipstick that was recalled for having lead.
This was wonderful! Informative and reassuring. I love glycerin and colloidal oatmeal. Interested in sizes of differnt HA molecules. Thank you both for a delightful interview!
Thanks for rosehip oil tip . I Wear a hat . I have 2 in my car at all times . White and Black, ready to Accessories . Some people assume I wear hats to be stylish . It’s simply to protect my face . BCC person here , genetics combined with warm climate .
I have known a lot of black women over my 50 years and their skin is simply amazing and ALL of them have used oil since they were babies on their skin and no or hardly any wrinkles or lines.
@@MrsChrisRedfield I don't believe there is any natural sun protection in melanin or darker skin tones. In fact I believe skin tones are darker because of the areas of the world darker tone individuals originated from, in other words exposure to lots of sun. Also think that is why hair textures or curliness vary, or at least that is what I was taught in school, and that the tighter the curl the more protection to the skull and the Brain. I have seen many people of color with tans and many who tan very quickly as well. Perhaps the effects of sun damage like hyperpigmentation may not be as noticeable on darker skin tones as it would be on lighter skin tones. I don't know, that's just my take on it and that is what I was taught in school.
@@sable7114 It's the other way around - darker skin tones developed in sunny regions because of the sun exposure in order to protect the skin. So yes, darker skin does protect from premature ageing caused by UV damage, HOWEVER research has also shown that there could possibly be higher risk of skin cancer the deeper pigmented your skin is.
@@juliabazanska yes that's basically what I said , what you said in your first sentence. I think the darker tone might be slightly more resistant to sunburns but not skin aging nor skin cancer, I think all skin tones must protect themselves from the damage of UVB and UVA. Thanks for enlightening me on the newer studies however regarding the fact that darker skin tones may be more susceptible to damage that causes skin cancer. I believe that all along though and have encouraged friends with darker skin tones to use sunscreen as well and to also have the skin checked periodically by a specialist. We have been having some strange weather so I do hope that you're having a great day!
Great Video,,,loved it! I was so happy to hear someone finally say that it is fine to use Retin A under the eyes. I have been using Retin A for 30 plus years and always have used under my eyes. I have never heard anyone say this was O.K. to do. I feel validated! ❤️❤️❤️
ChynaCat yep I used it too everywhere but avoid my cheek areas near the nose as it irritates my skin and makes it red and creates red spots. But around the eyes and neck is fine apart from getting the usual flaking and sensitivity
When I hear the word ‘natural’ it scares me. Everything natural usually irritates my skin and I don’t believe that all natural products are necessarily good for my skin. I appreciate Michelle’s distinction between natural and synthetic! I’ve never heard of this brand but after hearing Dr. Michelle speak, I will look at Lab Muffin products that will suit my skin.
I do not only think about my own health when I refuse to use silicone in my skin care or cosmetic. But what about the environment? Will we end up in a sea of dimethicone? What about synthetic sunscreen and the great barrier reef? I’m the first to know that ‘natural’ is not always good for skin, because I’m one of the patients Michelle talks about - I’m allergic to any kind of fragrance. No difference between essential oils or fragrance. I also react to some (thankfully not all) preservatives in skincare. Guess what fun I have finding anything to put on my skin...
I am so chuffed to see these two together as I love Michelle and nadine! I am also on the joy train as I have just found sunsense Aussie spf 50+ in my local bargain store for 99p!!!! It’s the sensitive physical blocker version so I am super chuffed. I have been having reactions to pretty much every sunscreen recently and I think I have developed an allergy to our good friend avobenzone which unfortunately seems to be in every affordable spf...
Not immediately maybe, but do they care about residual or long term effects? An ingredient doesn't have to immediately kill you to be cancerous or toxic.
Michelle Wong and Felicia Lee are my two favourite Asian Aussies. Both are intelligent, beautiful women in this beauty community. Keep up the good work! 😘💜💜💜
My take on natural vs. synthetic from a layman perfumer perspective: natural is nothing more than a bunch of chemicals found together in nature. I find single molecules easier to work with because they are *one* building block as opposed to a conplex form of architecture. Likewise I trust glycyrrhetinic acid more than the more romantic sounding licorice extract, because the latter has more potentially disagreeable molecules.
Absolutely loved this!!! Thank you for getting together. Sharp outfit, Nadine. You’ve got me searching for a perfect white tee now. Love the cat visitor too.
I ❤️❤️❤️ Ultraceuticals Mattifying Daily Moisturiser SPF 30! I tried others after, but nothing compares to it. So light and doesn’t feel like sunscreen at all! So I’ll have to bear the price tag... 😉
Oh my word! Two of my favorites together and a cameo by a kitty. I'm in freaking heaven! Now if you two could put your amazing brains together and fix YT unsubscribing people I will really be happy. ;-) I totally plan to watch this video at least two times because there is so much knowledge being shared. I, too, suffer from hay fever and animal allergies and I will forever have a kitty or dog or some kind of animal in my world.
I’m curious, in Caroline Hirons recent videos on rentinol/vitamin A, she made a really big deal about the ingredient being high up on the inci list but Michelle said this doesn’t matter? I’m inclined to believe Michelle but Caroline is so forceful about sharing her knowledge! I wish I knew who to believe sometimes when I’m watching these videos ... love them but sometimes leave more confused than I started ;)
Merinda Kaye Hensley I agree with Michelle. There are recommended levels for ingredients. I can’t imagine retinol being the second or even third ingredient in a product. It would exceed the recommended formulation and be too harsh on the skin.
My recollection is that Caroline Hirons stipulated that the retinol needed to be ABOVE a particular other ingredient on the inci list, rather than ‘high’ on the list. .. sorry I can’t remember the name of the other ingredient off the top of my head. But I hope that helps reconcile the apparent discrepancy here.
Wow! That was so entertaining and educational that I haven’t even noticed that 46 mins has already passed (and its a big thing for me since I already fine 10 min videos too long). Michelle was soooo entertaining and I just love eating up her science. Thanks for this Nadine!
They Are not trying ...not all to posion us. They are trying to make us buy more and more products than waht we really need. But i loveeeee this colab,,, i really enjoy the science behind 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻. 👍🏻
Thank you for this!! But I will say..I use Dr.Dennis Gross LED and I have a Norlyana...2 different price points..use them both..have used LED for 3 years..My derm can not believe that at 67 my skin is getting tighter and thicker....I must "blame" it on the light therapy..because I have always used great skincare...also I have found that there IS a big difference in my skin using medical grade versus drugstore...although I use both depending on what it is...but I do know Dr. Gross is a scientist..his light is worth every penny!
Do you think that dr gross's led is more effective than the other ones you've tried? I've been using the baby quasar for the past 8 years and am looking for something new.
I have learned sooooo much from you Nadine and this is by far my favorite educational video ever! But lest I not mention, the Beauty Hags videos are amazing also. Hello from Fargo, ND USA,
Nadine, I remember just missing what you had said on " This Morning ", about Bio Oil, I always listen to your advice, can you cover why it's not good please ? TIA.
Morning love, there's a you tuber called Tati, she sells her brand called Halo. Its skincare pills that claim to treat the inside. Also have you had a chance to check out Limelife by Alcone? Much love xx
Why is that? They have so many great looking products. I'm just curious if you think their ingredients are good or not. Id love your profession opinion on the ingredients claims. Xx
I didn’t know to skip SPF based on UV index! I downloaded WillyWeather to track it, but imagine it will be winter or after 6 pm. But want to increase vitamin D so will give it an occasional try.
Thank you for a great video and thank you for telling us where you can purchase tretanoin from. I am really suffering with my skin so I am hoping this will help 🤞🏼
Parabens are the gluten of the beauty world. Reminds me of that Jimmy Kimmel video where he asked people about gluten. No one knew what if was, but avoided it like the plague 😂🤦
Clinique moisturizers, like the dramatically different (jelly is weightless and great for summer, I prefer lotion at winter or for night time), my favorite 72 hr moisture surge, love these, super simple and light yet extremely effective. Also Neutrogena body lotion, Sally Hughes (who they mentioned) has extremely dry skin and she swears by them and I agree. Ordinarys NMF. I would also point out that all these also contain propylene/ butylene glycol which are jusr as fabulous as glycerin. Side note: glycerin is also lovely for wavy/curly/coily hair, but only in certain dew points, otherwise it actually makes hair frizzy and dry or limp.
The only oil I've actually had real results with is Rosehip oil. It was my very first skincare product, I used it without sunscreen, moisturizer or retinol and it single handedly did give me an even skin tone.
Nadine I really love you but you was over talking her. We know you are educated in skincare but I would have loved for you to have let her speak a little more!!!...🥰🥰
56??? Allright, I will do exactly everything you say... you look amazing! Unbelievable...
My reaction was the same!! She looks exactly how I want to look at that age...I'm 21 and her skin is so much better than mine xd
@0 But good. Nothing wrong with looking your age. The face matures. But she's not saggy or wrinkly like many people. Just good...
@@annnee6818 ''saggy and wrinkly'' is the real appearance of ''looking your age'' lol
you all prolly dont give a damn but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
I love LabMuffin! So glad to see her featured on your channel!
It's so true! Just because something is naturally occurring doesn't necessarily mean it belongs on your skin or in your body or is automatically superior to synthetics. So many companies make money by playing on people's fears perpetuating this myth!
I spend very little to no time in the sun but I'm still constantly stressed about SPF and incidental exposure causing pigmentation and wrinkles. The stress probably causes more wrinkles than the sun!
Thank you for introducing me to LabMuffin. What a beautiful & intelligent young lady. I'm loving her way of explaining things that even I can understand. Just subscribed to her UA-cam & started reading her blog.
Something that is never addressed is how what goes down the drain affects our environment. Ideally, products should be biodegradable. Thankfully, we all got the message on micro beads.
Once again Nadine, greaaat collab' and very informative 🙏
This was just plain great. So very informative. Thank you, ladies!
Hello, I totally agree with your critique of how the term "natual" is used as a marketing tool and to scare people. It is super annoying in any situation when the term natural occurs. It is almost always a flawed argument to begin with if the dubious term natural needed to be attached to it.
I wish that you both (I sincerely enjoy both or your work) would look more into what we should be carefully with when it comes to ingredients in skincare. It is not enough of an argument for me that we should trust big corporations because they are "like us".
For example Johnsson & Johnsson was recently order to pay masses of money for failing to warn that their talk powder could course cancer. And I was listening to a science program on the Swedish national radio (like the BBC) about nano sized metals. There they said that the EU do not yet agree of how to test nano sized metals and that therefore they do not know how to regulate the usage. And because the lack of data you cannot really say that much about the possible damage in a body or in a ecosystem. I know they cannot get through the skin, but I was recently in the pharmacy and every sunscreen stick ment to go on your lips had nano sized physical sunscreen. Is that not a little bit worrying?
I really appreciate that you both what to clear the air of the bullshit and to bust myths (please continue!). But maybe what I am asking for is for you to bust your way through all areas of the skincare jungle.
🙌💚☀
This was soooooo informative! I’m Australian and I didn’t even know about her! Totally girl crushing now 😜
So good to see a fellow Chemist on youtube, not that I reached PhD level, way beyond my capabilities. Thank you Nadine for introducing Michelle, I shall go and subscribe. X
I worked with an excellent dermatologist for years and often advised simple oils to patients. That was when I started using oil back in the 90s- I’m 61 and only have a few lines under my eyes where the oil never goes!
One of your best videos so far!! Highly educational!!! Thank you!! Added to my "Loved" list!!
Absolutely love her! Really informative and relatable. I also get on much better with glycerin vs. hylauronic acid. Thank you, Nadine, for introducing me to Michelle!
Brilliant! Thank you for such a smart video! I think most consumers are over being lied to and duped - we want to be educated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
White coat donned, vit c formula in hand and away I go! Brilliant vid Nadine, thank you! XXX
"Companies don't wanna kill you cause otherwise they loose a customer, it's not profitable" LMAO this girl is GOLD!
An ingredient doesn't have to kill you immediately to be cancerous or toxic. I disagree with her there. Especially when you think of how many products get recalled for having lead or asbestos in them. Nars had a lipstick that was recalled for having lead.
@@belladonna5904 what a load of bs
I'm only 5 minutes in and had to pause to say how much I'm loving this video! Great questions Nadine and I love hearing Michelle's vast knowledge.
This was wonderful! Informative and reassuring. I love glycerin and colloidal oatmeal. Interested in sizes of differnt HA molecules.
Thank you both for a delightful interview!
Thanks for rosehip oil tip .
I Wear a hat . I have 2 in my car at all times . White and Black, ready to Accessories . Some people assume I wear hats to be stylish . It’s simply to protect my face . BCC person here , genetics combined with warm climate .
Missed some of the things Michelle was about to say bc Nadine's enthusiastic comments spoke over what M was about to say.
I have known a lot of black women over my 50 years and their skin is simply amazing and ALL of them have used oil since they were babies on their skin and no or hardly any wrinkles or lines.
I think the natural sun protection that darker skin has makes a huge difference that's why I'm obsessed with sunscreen lol :)
It's the melanin. :). Similar with Hispanic south asian skin.
@@MrsChrisRedfield I don't believe there is any natural sun protection in melanin or darker skin tones. In fact I believe skin tones are darker because of the areas of the world darker tone individuals originated from, in other words exposure to lots of sun. Also think that is why hair textures or curliness vary, or at least that is what I was taught in school, and that the tighter the curl the more protection to the skull and the Brain. I have seen many people of color with tans and many who tan very quickly as well. Perhaps the effects of sun damage like hyperpigmentation may not be as noticeable on darker skin tones as it would be on lighter skin tones. I don't know, that's just my take on it and that is what I was taught in school.
@@sable7114 It's the other way around - darker skin tones developed in sunny regions because of the sun exposure in order to protect the skin. So yes, darker skin does protect from premature ageing caused by UV damage, HOWEVER research has also shown that there could possibly be higher risk of skin cancer the deeper pigmented your skin is.
@@juliabazanska yes that's basically what I said , what you said in your first sentence. I think the darker tone might be slightly more resistant to sunburns but not skin aging nor skin cancer, I think all skin tones must protect themselves from the damage of UVB and UVA. Thanks for enlightening me on the newer studies however regarding the fact that darker skin tones may be more susceptible to damage that causes skin cancer. I believe that all along though and have encouraged friends with darker skin tones to use sunscreen as well and to also have the skin checked periodically by a specialist. We have been having some strange weather so I do hope that you're having a great day!
Love you Michelle! Another of my favourite and most trustworthy content creators! And another Aussie ;)
Great Video,,,loved it! I was so happy to hear someone finally say that it is fine to use Retin A under the eyes. I have been using Retin A for 30 plus years and always have used under my eyes. I have never heard anyone say this was O.K. to do. I feel validated! ❤️❤️❤️
ChynaCat yep I used it too everywhere but avoid my cheek areas near the nose as it irritates my skin and makes it red and creates red spots. But around the eyes and neck is fine apart from getting the usual flaking and sensitivity
I just didn't give a **** and put it there. Skin got used to it. I don't see why the area that needs it most shouldn't get it...
When I hear the word ‘natural’ it scares me. Everything natural usually irritates my skin and I don’t believe that all natural products are necessarily good for my skin. I appreciate Michelle’s distinction between natural and synthetic! I’ve never heard of this brand but after hearing Dr. Michelle speak, I will look at Lab Muffin products that will suit my skin.
Omg! Skincare Queens! What a fabulous combo!
I do not only think about my own health when I refuse to use silicone in my skin care or cosmetic. But what about the environment? Will we end up in a sea of dimethicone? What about synthetic sunscreen and the great barrier reef?
I’m the first to know that ‘natural’ is not always good for skin, because I’m one of the patients Michelle talks about - I’m allergic to any kind of fragrance. No difference between essential oils or fragrance. I also react to some (thankfully not all) preservatives in skincare. Guess what fun I have finding anything to put on my skin...
Oh wow you two know each other?! Labmuffin is so smart and amazing breaks it down so well for us!
Thanks for having Michelle on. I'm all about the DIY Vitamin C approach. It just makes sense.
I am so chuffed to see these two together as I love Michelle and nadine! I am also on the joy train as I have just found sunsense Aussie spf 50+ in my local bargain store for 99p!!!! It’s the sensitive physical blocker version so I am super chuffed. I have been having reactions to pretty much every sunscreen recently and I think I have developed an allergy to our good friend avobenzone which unfortunately seems to be in every affordable spf...
Jen the bubble I think I saw this in Poundland ?
I began following both of you separately and now you are together. Huge win. Great info
I love you both, together with Dr Dray, you are my favourite youtubers!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes it “makes no commercial sense” to kill your consumers. This was very informative, I’ll definitely rewatch this again, and recommend it.
Not immediately maybe, but do they care about residual or long term effects? An ingredient doesn't have to immediately kill you to be cancerous or toxic.
Michelle Wong and Felicia Lee are my two favourite Asian Aussies. Both are intelligent, beautiful women in this beauty community. Keep up the good work! 😘💜💜💜
Yay!!! This is one of my dream collabs!
Thanks, you two! ❤❤❤❤❤
My take on natural vs. synthetic from a layman perfumer perspective: natural is nothing more than a bunch of chemicals found together in nature. I find single molecules easier to work with because they are *one* building block as opposed to a conplex form of architecture.
Likewise I trust glycyrrhetinic acid more than the more romantic sounding licorice extract, because the latter has more potentially disagreeable molecules.
I'm coming here from Michelle's Channel and I have to say I'll probably stick around!
Absolutely loved this!!! Thank you for getting together. Sharp outfit, Nadine. You’ve got me searching for a perfect white tee now. Love the cat visitor too.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 *Michelle is the bomdigity .... 'the' go too for sure* !!
I ❤️❤️❤️ Ultraceuticals Mattifying Daily Moisturiser SPF 30! I tried others after, but nothing compares to it. So light and doesn’t feel like sunscreen at all! So I’ll have to bear the price tag... 😉
Michelle's face on 43:17 when she said she makes her own vitamin c serum IS SUCH A MOOD i love her! she's smart and she knows it 😏
Oh my word! Two of my favorites together and a cameo by a kitty. I'm in freaking heaven! Now if you two could put your amazing brains together and fix YT unsubscribing people I will really be happy. ;-) I totally plan to watch this video at least two times because there is so much knowledge being shared. I, too, suffer from hay fever and animal allergies and I will forever have a kitty or dog or some kind of animal in my world.
I live for Michelle's awkward laughters. It's so cute!
😘😘😘😘😘😘 to dear Yogi! How cute! I don't care what others think, Yogi is the rightful owner of you, your home, this video and all the videos to come.
I’m curious, in Caroline Hirons recent videos on rentinol/vitamin A, she made a really big deal about the ingredient being high up on the inci list but Michelle said this doesn’t matter? I’m inclined to believe Michelle but Caroline is so forceful about sharing her knowledge! I wish I knew who to believe sometimes when I’m watching these videos ... love them but sometimes leave more confused than I started ;)
Merinda Kaye Hensley I agree with Michelle. There are recommended levels for ingredients. I can’t imagine retinol being the second or even third ingredient in a product. It would exceed the recommended formulation and be too harsh on the skin.
My recollection is that Caroline Hirons stipulated that the retinol needed to be ABOVE a particular other ingredient on the inci list, rather than ‘high’ on the list. .. sorry I can’t remember the name of the other ingredient off the top of my head. But I hope that helps reconcile the apparent discrepancy here.
Always go with Michelle's knowledge. She knows the science and has the ability to accurately share the details of it with others. :)
I’d go with Michelle as she is actually able to read and decipher the scientific literature.
Wow! That was so entertaining and educational that I haven’t even noticed that 46 mins has already passed (and its a big thing for me since I already fine 10 min videos too long). Michelle was soooo entertaining and I just love eating up her science. Thanks for this Nadine!
Mary Annvic Cortes thank you and yes Michelle is so smart and knowledgable 💜
They Are not trying ...not all to posion us. They are trying to make us buy more and more products than waht we really need. But i loveeeee this colab,,, i really enjoy the science behind 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻. 👍🏻
Loved the Q & A. Can you do a video on affordable pharmacy skin care ?
Fantastic to see Michelle and Nadine together. Brilliant!
I am loving your videos Nadine and loving your choice of guests too. You make me feel normal!!!
i've always thought i was weird for not liking hyaluronic acid but it could just be an oily skin thing then
Australian. Smart. Beautiful. The trifecta. Love Michelle.
Intelligent and informative. Thank you.
Such a great, informative video. Thank you both 💛
Thank you for this!! But I will say..I use Dr.Dennis Gross LED and I have a Norlyana...2 different price points..use them both..have used LED for 3 years..My derm can not believe that at 67 my skin is getting tighter and thicker....I must "blame" it on the light therapy..because I have always used great skincare...also I have found that there IS a big difference in my skin using medical grade versus drugstore...although I use both depending on what it is...but I do know Dr. Gross is a scientist..his light is worth every penny!
Do you think that dr gross's led is more effective than the other ones you've tried? I've been using the baby quasar for the past 8 years and am looking for something new.
Thank you for this amazing video! Mind blowingly perfect👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I read Lab Muffin every week. Thank you!
Hey guys! Awesome video! Very informative! Which glycerin related products can you recommend ?
What a great interview! Thank you!
Fantastic video! One of the most interesting and informative I’ve watched in a long time. Thank you!
Loved this, Nadine! Lab Muffin was great (as were you) Thanks 😺
I love Lab Muffin and follow her on IG and You Tube. This was a great Q&A, thanks so much for doing it.
Great video!!! What about peptides and stem cells ? Good?
Awesome!!!
I LOVE Michelles channel!
Oh I just love Michelle.... such a perfect blend of beauty and brains!
Love her hair!
Fantastic video, a superhero duo!
Absolutely loved this ! so informative
I have learned sooooo much from you Nadine and this is by far my favorite educational video ever! But lest I not mention, the Beauty Hags videos are amazing also. Hello from Fargo, ND USA,
Great video, and thanks as ever for including budget friendly options. Off to make my own Vitamin C!!
This is the best. I love these questions. THANK YOU 😊
Love Michelle! So happy that she is on your channel
I LOVED this video! LOVED. IT. So interesting. Great information. And a vitamin C recipe to boot! Wow!
Brilliant video. Thank you Nadine and Michelle.
Where can you buy these pump jars?
Would love some glycerin product recommendations 💕
Oh my God! I love iHerb!!! You find so much quality skinacare at affordable prices 😱😱😱😱😱
THANKS NADINE ,LOVE MICHELLE , GREAT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. HAPPY SUNDAY TO YOU BOTH.😙💖👍👍
This was soooo interesting!! Really I think of this when I use skin care. What skin care products are toxic even if natural? This is so useful.
Nadine and Michelle,
Best ever video thanks so much girls much love 🦋🐨🦋
Nadine, I remember just missing what you had said on " This Morning ", about Bio Oil, I always listen to your advice, can you cover why it's not good please ? TIA.
Lots of great info here but I really must know what Michelle is wearing on her cheeks because it is some glowy gorgeousness
Morning love, there's a you tuber called Tati, she sells her brand called Halo. Its skincare pills that claim to treat the inside. Also have you had a chance to check out Limelife by Alcone? Much love xx
Limelife is MLM. Stay well clear of it!...
Why is that? They have so many great looking products. I'm just curious if you think their ingredients are good or not. Id love your profession opinion on the ingredients claims. Xx
I didn’t know to skip SPF based on UV index! I downloaded WillyWeather to track it, but imagine it will be winter or after 6 pm. But want to increase vitamin D so will give it an occasional try.
My dry skin loves glycerin! I add a drop to my moisturizer every night with a few drops of squalene oil.
Thank you for a great video and thank you for telling us where you can purchase tretanoin from. I am really suffering with my skin so I am hoping this will help 🤞🏼
That was educative and enjoyable, thank you.
Parabens are the gluten of the beauty world. Reminds me of that Jimmy Kimmel video where he asked people about gluten. No one knew what if was, but avoided it like the plague 😂🤦
Which are good glycerine products ?
Clinique moisturizers, like the dramatically different (jelly is weightless and great for summer, I prefer lotion at winter or for night time), my favorite 72 hr moisture surge, love these, super simple and light yet extremely effective. Also Neutrogena body lotion, Sally Hughes (who they mentioned) has extremely dry skin and she swears by them and I agree. Ordinarys NMF. I would also point out that all these also contain propylene/ butylene glycol which are jusr as fabulous as glycerin.
Side note: glycerin is also lovely for wavy/curly/coily hair, but only in certain dew points, otherwise it actually makes hair frizzy and dry or limp.
Love the cat appearance. I have 3 tabbies and 1 calico. Great video😻😻😻😻
Nadine what a brilliant video🙋 So much information 👏🏻 thank you both🤗💞 xx
The only oil I've actually had real results with is Rosehip oil. It was my very first skincare product, I used it without sunscreen, moisturizer or retinol and it single handedly did give me an even skin tone.
I love Michelle. She is so beautiful 😍
Lmao I didn’t even notice I’ve been watching for 45+ mins 😆
Sooooo here for all of this!!
Nadine I really love you but you was over talking her. We know you are educated in skincare but I would have loved for you to have let her speak a little more!!!...🥰🥰
Let's pay the price to prevent animal testing! X
Nadine doesn’t let her speak.
I agree that glicerin is great, I sometimes do a home made serum with matcha green tea and glicerina, or camu camu. Thank you for the video...!!! 💕💕💕
ooh that sounds great! care to share details? :)
I freaking love her hair