@@megarahrtbclubare you in a stress environment, home/work or it could be your water, try putting filters on the pipe you use to was your face and hair and see. I went to england and stayed 2yrs, when I tell you my beautiful skin broke out and nothing could help me until I came back home and in less than one month my face cleared up completely, found out it was the water. That was years ago. A few years ago I started to have terrible breakout again and nothing over the shelf or the doctor was helping me, I was living under extreme stress at a family home. I moved and in no time my face has been clean and clear again.
Something I've learned recently and I'd like to share. The weather also has an impact on your skin and skincare. I never knew this and never heard anyone talk about it. I have oily skin and even the lightest water gel moisturizers that don't have pore clogging ingredient makes my skin oilier. I live in a very humid city. I tried just using a hydrating lightweight cleanser for the AM and use it couple of times a day without a moisturizer and my skin got so much better. Pretty much listen to what your skin needs. More or less of a product and is it in the AM or PM.
Wow! I clicked on this expecting some bullshit complicated expensive routine but this is so simple? Your hair routine is awesome too? I’m keeping notes lol
Yes! ❤ dark skin people do still get skin cancers and melanomas (?) And it is actually harder to see it when they do because scientists didn't consider skintones apart from fair skin before 😅 there's a book a person of color made that has the title of something like how symptoms show on a spectrum of skin tones due to this very problem ❤
Yes 😅😂 i thought the same thing, I'm dark-skinned and got sunburn when I went to Florida over the summer. I most definitely will use suncreen from now on. But we don't need as much sunscreen because our skin is already pigmented.
I love this and I have a good gut feeling to trust your information :). Would you happen to know some sunscreen brands you recommend or spf number? I love sunscreen but I notice it has been even adding oil to my skin or causing some breakouts. I probably need to change the type I use. But am not sure which to change to. Thank you
I have an oily acne prone skin I have clogged pores on my chin and mouth areas .i use a kojie san face wash and tiam niacinamide serum with facefacts blemish moisturizer gel Please recommend products for me I also deal with hyperpigmentation
Well, oil cleansing can be beneficial even if you don't wear makeup. For removing sunscreen, impurities, excess sebum, and I find that it also helps with balancing skin oils and keeps my face more with a healthy shiny/moisture. I wouldn't say you need to, but if you choose the right oil for your skin it could certainly help!
If you're wearing your sunscreen throughout the day then yes it's better to use oil cleanser to remove it at night before going on with your water based cleanser
Would this all help with my problems? I have like small dots that are bumpy but my other place are soft. Do you have any recommendations to get rid of this? Thank you
Yes it’s great 😍 But with low porosity hair, there's a bit of debate. This hair type doesn't absorb moisture easily, so coconut oil can sometimes just sit on top, causing buildup instead of helping. Some people with low porosity hair use it sparingly, while others skip it. It’s all about finding what works for your hair! Anyways I didn’t want to skip this step because it has been a major game changer for so many 🫶🏻💖🤩
For oily skin, it's best to use a water-based sunscreen. Oil-based sunscreens can feel heavier and may clog your pores, leading to breakouts. Water-based formulas are lighter, absorb easily, and help keep your skin matte while still providing protection. You can also opt for formulas labeled "non-comedogenic" to avoid clogging your pores.💖🫶🏻
i dont pop my pimple but after two to thre days the leave a dark spot, I am currently treating those dark spots and my open pores with a niacinamide secum, I also apply a layer of Vaseline after serum and the medication, I can see the difference. Also, I wanted to ask that Iam home most of the day and do not go out much so is it okay if i dont apply sunsceen daily?
Even if you're mostly at home, it's still advisable to apply sunscreen daily. UV rays can penetrate windows, and daily exposure can contribute to skin damage and dark spots over time. If you're using products that increase your skin's sensitivity, like niacinamide or other treatments, wearing sunscreen can help protect your skin even when you're indoors. Consider a lightweight, non-comedogenic sunscreen to keep your routine effective without feeling heavy 💖
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial yes, i was using a niacinamcinamide serum but i stopped using it and rn i am just using a hyaluronic acid moisturiser, but is it ok if i dont apply suncreen daily like skip it for a day if it is raining?
I think I have normal skin (trying to get rid of bumps around the top area of the forehead). Not noticeable and I definitely think I am very lucky to have few blemishes, but I’m allergic to almonds sooooo…I’m also just beginning skincare so if anyone has any tips that would help a lot x
I don’t know what rub with my face 😭 My nose is burning and itchy so is my forehead And it’s really really dry I’m using Natural oils like coconut oil Shea butter Hope I recover
You need moisturisers not oils and butters. The itching and flaking is your skin begging you for water. When it comes to hair and skin, think of it like a potted plant. Oils and serums are all nice and fancy but the PRIMARY need is good old water. What all those other products help with is sealing in the moisture for as long as possible
Uhhh if feel you !! 🥲💘 sometimes I can’t keep my hands from them too but it’s better leave them alone 😭 If you have hyperpigmentation use a good vitamin c serum & do a aha/bha peeling 1-2 times a week. I hope this helps 🫶🏻🤍
probably combo 🫶🏼 try to only bake your nose (huda beauty easy bake is the best) & carry a volcanic stone roller with you, it's a game changer!! i'm a combo girly too btw haha 🤍
i have dry skin and every time i use a cleanser it makes my skin break out, is there anything to prevent this/more gentle cleansers you would recommend?
If you're breaking out with a cleanser then your skin is likely sensitive to certain harsher surfactants in it. Some harsh cleansers will damage your skin barrier, so your skin loses the ability to keep up the moisture. The imbalance now can make your skin go very dry, and/or oily because your skin is trying to compensate the dryness by producing more oils, which can cause breakouts. Anyway, I dont know where you live or what your budget is like, but for your next cleanser, do try reading the ingredient label (ignore the packaging or marketing words even if it says "gentle"), and make sure it does NOT contain sulfates, parabens AND fragrances. Another method for you is not to use a traditional cleanser meanwhile, but to clean your skin with micellar water on a cotton pad. Then to combat dryness, keep a rose water spray around and mist your face. If you're breaking out that easily, your goal would be to restore your skin's lipid barrier - and your body is a wonderful machine that will do that in time. To speed it up, get adequate sleep, hydration, vitamin C and zinc. Good luck!
Normal skin doesn't mean it’s immune to breakouts; sometimes, specific triggers can lead to acne regardless of overall skin type. If acne occurs, it's important to identify any potential triggers and adjust your skincare routine accordingly 💖
I recommend putting ice in your water at all times ill admit i struggle to drink water i wouldnt do it until i felt like it and putting ice made me want to drink it because its so cold and refreshing ice motivated me to drink water more
Zinc is really good for your skin. It helps with acne, heals wounds faster, and protects your skin from the sun. I will include it in more detailed skin care videos.
Once u start drinking water u can't never stop and trust me keep a big water bottle beside u it did my skin wonders
Water lover here 🕺💧🫶🏻
How long did you keep drinking water until you saw results. Also how much did you drink?
@Minty28-7s i over drnank lol. 6 litres in a day
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial i over drank lol. 6 litres in a day
How is your channel not bigger? I hope you get the exposure you deserve :) Thanks for the tips!
At 5:45 not only having a healthy diet will help gain clear skin but will reduce bloating , spots and more! 💖
I do have a great healthy diet but does not change anything
@@megarahrtbclubsame
@@megarahrtbclubthen your diet might not be the cause
@@megarahrtbclubare you in a stress environment, home/work or it could be your water, try putting filters on the pipe you use to was your face and hair and see. I went to england and stayed 2yrs, when I tell you my beautiful skin broke out and nothing could help me until I came back home and in less than one month my face cleared up completely, found out it was the water. That was years ago. A few years ago I started to have terrible breakout again and nothing over the shelf or the doctor was helping me, I was living under extreme stress at a family home. I moved and in no time my face has been clean and clear again.
This person needs more recognition man
Something I've learned recently and I'd like to share. The weather also has an impact on your skin and skincare. I never knew this and never heard anyone talk about it. I have oily skin and even the lightest water gel moisturizers that don't have pore clogging ingredient makes my skin oilier. I live in a very humid city. I tried just using a hydrating lightweight cleanser for the AM and use it couple of times a day without a moisturizer and my skin got so much better. Pretty much listen to what your skin needs. More or less of a product and is it in the AM or PM.
You're so right! I will include this in the future 🤍🥰
Fr i recently moved houses and my skin got from korean glass skin to acne and tanned af
Wow! I clicked on this expecting some bullshit complicated expensive routine but this is so simple? Your hair routine is awesome too? I’m keeping notes lol
Same, I never thought it will be so realistic and simple
I'm learning so much thanks to creators like you
you are so underrated!! WOW!!
Thanksss 🫶🏻🤍
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial ofc! i literally love your videos and note down the tips in google docs
Thank you so much! I like how you dont over complicate things and get straight to the point! New subscriber!
Yaayy!! Welcome to the fam 🤍☺️
Awww 🥰 your words are so touching. I enjoyed the ‘be patient’ and ‘you are a beautiful human being and you deserve it’ ❤❤❤ that was so sweet
Ahh if only companies would stop lying to us then we wouldn't need videos like this 😐
Great video btw I've been needing A video like this
That’s why I’m here 🥰
Thank you! Super helpful video. This channel is very underated.
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This helped me even if I still have acne I'm on my way to glads skin because e you can ❤MWAH
Love the video!!! Which exfoliants do we use?
I love chemical exfoliants like aha or bha 🤍
Great video! Keep up the amazing work🙏🏼🤍
Thank you 🙏 I have big plans 🥰
2:48 you made my skin like this BIG THXS I OWE YOU BY....i will just do it you will get a notification
😍😍😍 how long did it take you ? 🤍
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This is simple and realistic
Noob question: For double cleansing is using first the water based cleanser and then the oil based?
oil first :)
Something that helps to drink water more is use a sipper I know it sounds a bit babyish but it helps so much more than
Haha as long as it works ! 💖
Yes me too. I noticed I drink more water since I started using a water bottle with built in straw
I'm darkskin so it's the sunscreen still still necessary😅?
Yesss
Yes, it is; we get hyperpigmentation, too. Trust me SPF will change your skin.
Yes! ❤ dark skin people do still get skin cancers and melanomas (?) And it is actually harder to see it when they do because scientists didn't consider skintones apart from fair skin before 😅 there's a book a person of color made that has the title of something like how symptoms show on a spectrum of skin tones due to this very problem ❤
Yes black people and darker skinned people still need sunscreen
Yes 😅😂 i thought the same thing, I'm dark-skinned and got sunburn when I went to Florida over the summer. I most definitely will use suncreen from now on. But we don't need as much sunscreen because our skin is already pigmented.
Is it okay if i skip the oil cleanser? I'm a teen and where I live, these products are kinda expensive so will it be a huge problem if I skip it?
I love this and I have a good gut feeling to trust your information :). Would you happen to know some sunscreen brands you recommend or spf number? I love sunscreen but I notice it has been even adding oil to my skin or causing some breakouts. I probably need to change the type I use. But am not sure which to change to. Thank you
i'm not a 100% sure, but i think spf 50 will be good
A good sunscreen I use for my face is called COTZ (contains only titanium zinc) I really like it and it doesn’t have all the bad stuff
Try black girl, it doesn’t leave a white cast and is great under makeup 🫶🏻 the kids version is cheaper and works just as well 😉💵
Not all the foods being foods I hate other than berries and dark leafy greens maybe nuts but still 😭😭
same bro
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I just found out about your channel.. you are awesome ❤
YOU are awesome !! 🥰💖
I have an oily acne prone skin I have clogged pores on my chin and mouth areas .i use a kojie san face wash and tiam niacinamide serum with facefacts blemish moisturizer gel
Please recommend products for me I also deal with hyperpigmentation
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Guys I have a face full of generations of acne on it and I have tried different product but it's not working what should I do
It may look dumb but... Do i need to do oil cleansing even though i din't used make up? Can someone answer that, please 🥺
I have the same question 😅
Well, oil cleansing can be beneficial even if you don't wear makeup. For removing sunscreen, impurities, excess sebum, and I find that it also helps with balancing skin oils and keeps my face more with a healthy shiny/moisture. I wouldn't say you need to, but if you choose the right oil for your skin it could certainly help!
If you're wearing your sunscreen throughout the day then yes it's better to use oil cleanser to remove it at night before going on with your water based cleanser
Yes cleansing is washing your face to remove germs and others .....
Yes
Wait, for step 2 I don't understand. Should I invest in oil cleansing? And only do it at night? And water cleanse in the mornings?
But I have normal skin with blemishes 😭 my skin isn’t oily or dry
Would this all help with my problems? I have like small dots that are bumpy but my other place are soft. Do you have any recommendations to get rid of this? Thank you
What sunscreen would you recommend
make sure u use an organic or all natural sunscreen as some can cause skin cancer! some good brand are all good and sunorganics
thank u!
@@heartsby_sunny no problemo girly
Is retinoid good for oily skin with closed comodones and breakout all the time??
Is using coconut oil ok??? Also amazing video 💙
Yes it’s great 😍 But with low porosity hair, there's a bit of debate. This hair type doesn't absorb moisture easily, so coconut oil can sometimes just sit on top, causing buildup instead of helping. Some people with low porosity hair use it sparingly, while others skip it. It’s all about finding what works for your hair! Anyways I didn’t want to skip this step because it has been a major game changer for so many 🫶🏻💖🤩
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial Okk tysm 😊! I didn't know if you'd respond because I'm pretty late to the video 💙
I always give my best to respond to everybody💖🥰
Hang on so i mix almond oil with my face wash?
No, you first wash your face with an oil based cleanser *or* pure almond oil. After that you go in with your normal cleanser. Hope it helps
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial ohhh ok ty lol
Double cleanse increased by break out
Make sure you wash all of the oil off 🫶🏻 Maybe your cleanser is too harsh.
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial could be but I feel like oil cleansers don't suit me, not balms too. After I stopped, my break decreased
Don't use oil cleansers and be sure to moisturise after cleansing
Can I use coconut oil
Thank a bunch 🙏 ❤
Thank you too 🤍
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If i have a oily skin so should i use oil based sunscreen or water based tell me please. Thank u
Water based
water based
water based and mattifying sunscreen try deconstruct suncreen if its available in ur area
For oily skin, it's best to use a water-based sunscreen. Oil-based sunscreens can feel heavier and may clog your pores, leading to breakouts. Water-based formulas are lighter, absorb easily, and help keep your skin matte while still providing protection. You can also opt for formulas labeled "non-comedogenic" to avoid clogging your pores.💖🫶🏻
Imo, double cleanse dries out the skin. Oils clog the pores and causes break outs. Double cleanse and oils irritate the skin.
when is the retinoid used? and how many times a week?
Do you do the oil cleanser at night and the water cleanser in the morning ?
Oil + water based in the evening. Water based in the morning. But you can adjust it to your skins needs 😊
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial Thank you
Do you recommend oil + water based in the evening and water in the morning for acne skin and oily skin
can i use castor oil on skin for double cleanse?
i dont pop my pimple but after two to thre days the leave a dark spot, I am currently treating those dark spots and my open pores with a niacinamide secum, I also apply a layer of Vaseline after serum and the medication, I can see the difference.
Also, I wanted to ask that Iam home most of the day and do not go out much so is it okay if i dont apply sunsceen daily?
Even if you're mostly at home, it's still advisable to apply sunscreen daily. UV rays can penetrate windows, and daily exposure can contribute to skin damage and dark spots over time. If you're using products that increase your skin's sensitivity, like niacinamide or other treatments, wearing sunscreen can help protect your skin even when you're indoors. Consider a lightweight, non-comedogenic sunscreen to keep your routine effective without feeling heavy 💖
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial yes, i was using a niacinamcinamide serum but i stopped using it and rn i am just using a hyaluronic acid moisturiser, but is it ok if i dont apply suncreen daily like skip it for a day if it is raining?
I don't know what kind of sunscreen to buy for combination skin?
I think I have normal skin (trying to get rid of bumps around the top area of the forehead). Not noticeable and I definitely think I am very lucky to have few blemishes, but I’m allergic to almonds sooooo…I’m also just beginning skincare so if anyone has any tips that would help a lot x
I don’t know what rub with my face 😭
My nose is burning and itchy so is my forehead
And it’s really really dry
I’m using
Natural oils like coconut oil
Shea butter
Hope I recover
Try gentle skincare. Hada labo is great 💖
You need moisturisers not oils and butters. The itching and flaking is your skin begging you for water.
When it comes to hair and skin, think of it like a potted plant.
Oils and serums are all nice and fancy but the PRIMARY need is good old water.
What all those other products help with is sealing in the moisture for as long as possible
And what about serums for combo skin
Can we use aloe vera as a moisturizer??
Yes you can 🫶🏻
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Thank you! You too! 🤍
I have popped my pimples before does that mean getting glass skin will be harder for me
Uhhh if feel you !! 🥲💘 sometimes I can’t keep my hands from them too but it’s better leave them alone 😭 If you have hyperpigmentation use a good vitamin c serum & do a aha/bha peeling 1-2 times a week. I hope this helps 🫶🏻🤍
Should I oil cleanse every day?
I personally only do it when I wear make up or feel like i need to massage out sebum. But I know people that do it everyday and swear by it. 🥰
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial thank youuu
probably combo 🫶🏼 try to only bake your nose (huda beauty easy bake is the best) & carry a volcanic stone roller with you, it's a game changer!! i'm a combo girly too btw haha 🤍
@@BeautyTheoryOfficial Thank you so so muuuch 🫶🏼
i have dry skin and every time i use a cleanser it makes my skin break out, is there anything to prevent this/more gentle cleansers you would recommend?
If you're breaking out with a cleanser then your skin is likely sensitive to certain harsher surfactants in it. Some harsh cleansers will damage your skin barrier, so your skin loses the ability to keep up the moisture. The imbalance now can make your skin go very dry, and/or oily because your skin is trying to compensate the dryness by producing more oils, which can cause breakouts.
Anyway, I dont know where you live or what your budget is like, but for your next cleanser, do try reading the ingredient label (ignore the packaging or marketing words even if it says "gentle"), and make sure it does NOT contain sulfates, parabens AND fragrances.
Another method for you is not to use a traditional cleanser meanwhile, but to clean your skin with micellar water on a cotton pad. Then to combat dryness, keep a rose water spray around and mist your face. If you're breaking out that easily, your goal would be to restore your skin's lipid barrier - and your body is a wonderful machine that will do that in time. To speed it up, get adequate sleep, hydration, vitamin C and zinc. Good luck!
You should try a milky cleanser, its very gentle.
Try Hada Labo!! I recently switched to their products and love it 💖
Also for the last tips, don’t sleep on dirty bedding
Can someone with normal skin also have acne
Normal skin doesn't mean it’s immune to breakouts; sometimes, specific triggers can lead to acne regardless of overall skin type. If acne occurs, it's important to identify any potential triggers and adjust your skincare routine accordingly 💖
I recommend putting ice in your water at all times ill admit i struggle to drink water i wouldnt do it until i felt like it and putting ice made me want to drink it because its so cold and refreshing ice motivated me to drink water more
It makes it ✨fancy✨
Zink?
Zinc is really good for your skin. It helps with acne, heals wounds faster, and protects your skin from the sun. I will include it in more detailed skin care videos.
Wow wow wow ( I’m not an ambulance tho ) Salut Gurl 🫡