THE DIRTY TRUTH ABOUT SKINCARE ... Products to AVOID!
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2018
- Moving in to the New Year I've been taking a closer look at what I'm putting on my skin to improve it. xo's ~ Tati
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✔ P R O D U C T S M E N T I O N E D
Frank Body Anti-Drama Face Mask // Get To Know Me
Dior Prestige La Mousse Micellaire
Dior Prestige Le Sucre De Gommage
Dior Prestige Le Baume Demaquillant
Perricone MD Pre:Empt Series Daily Foaming Cleanse
Perricone MD Intensive Pore Minimizer
Perricone MD Vitamin C Ester Citrus Brightening Cleanser
Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Cloud Cream Cleanser
Peter Thomas Roth Hungarian Thermal Water Moisturizer
Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Cream
Laneige Essential Power Skin Toner
Laneige Water Bank Essence
Laneige Cleansing Perfect Pore Cleansing Oil
Radical Skincare Express Delivery Enzyme Peel
Kate Somerville Wrinkle Warrior Pink Plumping Mask
Laura Mercier Flawless Skin
✔ M A K E U P W O R N
FACE:
Dr. Barbara Sturm Anti-Aging Primer
Beauty Blender Bounce Liquid Whip Long Wear Foundation // 3.25
Stellar Beauty Limitless Concealer // L02
Patrick Starrr Setting Powder // Patrick’s Powder
MAC Studio Fix Sculpt And Shape Contour Palette // Light/Medium
100% Pure Cocoa Pigmented Bronzer // Cocoa Kissed
Patrick Starrr MSF // Baby Its Gold Outside
Col-Lab Soft Spot Sheer Blush // Meet Cute
Becky G x Colourpop Luster Dust Loose Powder Highlighter // Chisme
EYES:
MAC Pro Longwear Paint Pot // Painterly
BH Cosmetics x Sylvia Gani 22 Color Shadow Palette
Becky G x Colourpop Salvaje Pressed Powder Palette
Linda Hallberg Crayon // Daring Mood
Col-Lab Wow Effect All-In-One Mascara // The Works
Duo Brush-On Adhesive Eyelash Glue
Wynk Luxury Lashes // The Kelsey
BROWS:
Kat Von D Signature Brow Precision Pencil // Light Brown
LIPS:
Mellow Lip Pencil // Rose
Patrick Starrr Matte Lipstick // Peachy Peter
Patrick Starrr Dazzleglass // Twerk For Gifts
NAILS:
KL Polish // Winter Is Coming
KL Polish // Unfortunate Souls
KL Polish // Mother Of Dragons
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Tati, Cetearyl Alcohol (in Laneige toner) is not bad. There are 2 kinds of alcohol and most of them are bad, but there are few fatty alcohols that are actually good for your skin. Recently I became obsessed with analyzing ingredients too and I found out that sometimes organic brands (and web sites about natural skincare) make big deal out of nothing just to sell their "clean" stuff. I of course agree with you that some ingredients are just unneccesary (like fragrance) and some are just there as fillers that do nothing for your skin. I'm at this point now too, where I do so much research and come to the conclusion that the more you dive in, the more complicated it gets. But I'm on board with you a 100%! We should all educate ourselves and make better choices. There is so much on the market, so why not we chose the best stuff, right?
BeautyBenefitsTV i never realized that about alcohols, thanks for sharing!!
Yes, fatty alcohols can actually be beneficial for skin!
Thanks for sharing this
Thanks for sharing this I didn’t know that !
It’s the same for hair products too. People think all the alcohols are bad but really the only one to watch out for is isopropyl alcohol.
Tati maybe you should invite a dermatologist that you trust to your channel and have people ask questions. That would be fun :)
mayang wardani Sandra lee!!
That would be great
Estheticians are skincare specialist
Invite an esthetician! 😁
Dr.dray on UA-cam is a licensed dermatologist and very educational
I love your channel, but as a chemistry major, hearing you talk about chemical groups as if they all interact or make a molecule do the same thing shows your lack of actual knowledge of the field. A lot of people use the chemistry lingo, but don’t understand what generalizations they are actually making. It’s perfectly fine and great if you say “hey, I don’t like this because it didn’t work for me,” but please be careful about telling people things are bad if you’re using such general terminology. Saying all alcohols are drying and all silicones are pore clogging is very short sited. These terms are used as descriptors of molecules with certain groups (ie alcohols) on them, so there are hundreds of thousands of molecules that do drastically different things all that can be classified as alcohols. I love hearing information about things from you, but if you’re going to make a more opinionated video about skincare, please label it as such as opposed to implying you know the literature on the topic. I don’t mean to hate; I just hear these terms thrown out a lot incorrectly and felt the need to say something.
Anna Li Aguirre hi! Do you happen to know how to find out if certain ingredients or molecules can be absorbed through the skin? Such as magnesium oil? CBD oil? Phenoxethanol?
Whatever! You are biased because you work at a company that uses parabens. This means that you do not want to lose your job. Parabens have caused cancer cells in women in the U.K. A study was proven to show that women who used skincare with parabens for many years did have breast cancer whereas women who used skincare without parabens for many years did not have breast cancer.
@@sandradibiaso7316 Can you link that study?
Anna, came down here to say the same thing
Alcohols used in skincare are more or less the same ingredients and are known to cause a drying effect for someone who already has a dry skin.
Tati is right ! Fragrance in skincare can be an irritant,if not immediately somewhere down the road. I watch Dr.Dray UA-cam channel, a REAl dermatologist and she says it all the time. She also said drugstore products are all you need to take care of your skin.
True.
I only use product that contain essential oils and I don't have a problem with it.
YouCanCallMeSketchy_ most people can not handle essential Oils on their skin besides they provide absolutely no benefit to the skin
@@baileymadison9019 Some do, not all. It also depends on dilution, carrier oils and a variety of other factors.
Painting them as black or white is inaccurate
First off, this drag queen loves your videos.
With that said, I work for a major skin care company in Sweden, with the developing laboratory right in our office. That means I have close and frequent contact with our chemists and product developers, some of them with over 20 years experience of developing skin care.
There are a lot of misinformation, or rather, not scientifically based stements in this video.
For example parabens. There are no scientific studies that prove or even state that methyl and ethyl parabens (which are the two parabens that may be used according to EU regulations) may be dangerous. The fear of parabens originated after a study showed that mice, who were forced to ingest copious amounts of propyl parabens showed signs of possible organ growth. Skin care companies know that parabens are safe, the only reason for making paraben free products is because consumer wants it based on misinformation.
The same goes for “natural” versus “artificial”. A molecule is a molecule. The body doesn’t know the difference. In fact, there’s a higher probability of impurities and allergens in a “natural ingredient...
Also, I wish people would stop saying “ingredient” when talking of a substance they believe is safe, and saying “chemical” when talking about something they think is bad or dangerous. Every ingredient in a skin care product is a chemical. Even water, when used as an ingredient, is a chemical by classification.
Still, love your channel, but I think you really ought to talk to a chemist about all this for more a nuanced view on ingredients and their properties.
Yas yas YAAAAAS!
Oh damn u said everything!!!!
A molecule isn't just a molecule, no. There are reasons why synthetic ingredients are bad, as it has been scientifically proven that they mess up people's hormones and potentially can be triggers to cancer cells. So no, it's not just "all the same".
Absolutely!! There are a few dermatologists that debunk this kind of thinking!! Natural does not always mean good for your skin!!
Such good info. I have very sensitive, very oily skin. Dimethicone, silicone, and silica clog my pores regardless of how vigilant I am with my double cleanse and tone routine. I do agree that a molecule is a molecule and that some natural ingredients aren't necessarily safe for the skin. I appreciate your experienced input as it was given quite respectively and very informative. Thank you! 🤗
Tati... Preservatives in those products are *absolutely necessary* , otherwise you wouldn't be able to use anything which has extracts, oils, proteins, or basically anything that can rot, or even water . You'd have to store it in the fridge for 1 week (with good tides) and use disposable gloves to apply it, otherwise the bacteria would spread inside like crazy. And when there's a lot of preservatives, that means there are a few ingredients that require different preservatives for each, because not every preservative works for every ingredient
I love u for ur name just sayin. Yzma is my fav villain!!
I don’t think Tati said that preservatives are always bad
I love your name, just think it's hilarious that yzma is talking about skincare 😂😂😂
So either you didn’t watch the whole video or didn’t understand what she was saying. She never said that skincare should not have any preservatives.
Yzma I think her concern was too many in one product. I feel like she’s trying to get down to only the necessary ones, for those specific ingredients that need a preservative that works with the combination, not that her concern is preservatives in general. Oil is a preservative. She doesn’t have a problem with that obviously.
I love that you are starting this conversation on your channel! 🙌🏼💕
I'm confused why skincare products with these ingredients aren't good but it's ok to use them in makeup.
Exactly!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
She started using clean make up as well
Makeup doesn't penetrate nearly as far into the skins layers as skincare does
She’s saying if you’re wearing all these chemicals with makeup during the day then why wear anymore at night with your skincare. I don’t know about you but I don’t wanna be wearing silicons etc 24/7.
I guess because we wash make up? And skincare products stay longer in our faces? Hahah I really don’t know but I get what you mean sis
Honestly Tati when I heard you say the Laura Marcier contained “hydrogenated vegetable oil” I knew that couldn’t be right. I used to make my own herbal lotions and creams from scratch. If you’re referring to the Olus Oil (yes I went and looked at the site and the list of ingredients) Olus oil/ vegetable oil is of vegetable origin and is expeller pressed, meaning no chemicals were used in obtaining it. It’s high in triglycerides and fatty acids that are wonderful for your skin and it’s a natural replacement for petroleum which is a petroleum based thickening agent. And lastly the glycine soja oil is soybean derived and high in antioxidants. Not only is that good for your skin, but it helps the product from oxidizing and going rancid. Essentially a natural preservative in a way.
Terri Wagner good info!
Tati is here talking about ingredients that do not work for her and is not advising anybody what they should expel from their daily routine (as she said quite a few times).
She's merely showing what she is getting rid of and why.
gyqz look at the title of the video. Products to avoid!!! She’s misleading viewers from the get go.
Terri Wagner careful , the Tati Stan’s could care less that you made a great point , can’t talk about their queen
Yeah, I only saw it listed as hydrogenated vegetable oil on Carisma, three others listed Olus/Vegetable oil but I think the slash indicated they were connected as other ingredients were separated by commas.
There is a skin care channel here on UA-cam called Gothamista and she is super informative about skin care and ingredients. If you guys want to know more check her out but always remember that they are recommendations and each skin type is different so before purchasing anything do your own research see a doctor and then proceed from there. UA-camrs no matter what kind always give "recommendations" that means that what works for them might not work for you so do your research!
Also Dr Dray. She is utterly amazing.
Sam Bee I love Dr. Dray too. She's also a licensed professional Dermatologist. She debunks a lot of BS
@@sambee7440 Dr Dray is great, I was just up there in the comments box recommending her!
@SamBee Agree 100%. Listen to a Doctor. Not a UA-camr who, despite the best intentions, doesn't have a medical background. Google is not a substitute for medical school.
Ugh, no to gothamista
Please do a skin care routine!! I would love to see what you use
Your makeup and skin looks glowing and so beautiful in this video!!! One of my favorite looks
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do an updated video on products you do think are good & worth it!
She said at the end that's coming soon!
Slailer yes!!!! Please Tati!!!
There are actually very few ingredients for which benefits to the skin when applied topically are scientifically substantiated by peer reviewed research: retinol, aha and bha, benzoyl peroxide for acne, a variety of emollients... my point is that the natural skincare phenomenon makes unsubstantiated claims about the effective of a litany of natural ingredients. Natural does not mean good, and in fact so many natural skin care ingredients are irritating, while many “unnatural chemicals” have good research backing their effectiveness.
Hear, hear! :)
Cee Bee this deserves the top comment. I've never seen more misinformation about any topic like I have about skin care. And honestly influencers exacerbate this sooo much. I love tati but she should stay in her lane. Dr Dray is a dermatologist here on UA-cam. SHE is the person to watch if you want to learn the truth about skincare.
Thank you!
So well said!!
YES. This comment sums up pretty much everything people should know to make educated choices. Everbody, like the hell out of it!
Thanks for the video. I changed my skincare about a year ago and removed irritants. The results were dramatic!!!! You are awesome Tati
I admire your honesty! Would you be willing to do an updated Skincare routine you are using now! Thank you so much in advance!!
I agree with a lot of the comments below, especially on the misinformation about alcohol and silicone. Tati implies that she doesn't understand why silicone is a skincare product since it's in her primers, but her saying that also implies that she doesn't understand the different forms and purpose of silicone. Silicone is not just one ingredient that has one purpose. In fact, silicone is a general term for a polymer group. Depending on how the backbone chains of silicone are interlinked, you get various different forms. Tati also states that she doesn't understand why alcohol is in a hydrating skincare product, implying that alcohol is a drying ingredient. Alcohol is, again, a very general term for a group of chemicals and depending on the composition of the compounds, different forms of alcohols have different purposes. Yes, the most well-known alcohol, ethanol, is a drying ingredient but there are also fatty alcohols which are hydrating.
PLEASE do more thorough research using scientific databases. The information given out in a regular consumer setting is often incomplete or misleading and this is the case even at famous skincare websites who take the most superficial layer of information they can find and use those to justifying their warnings.
dysp1217 🙌🏻
great point about alcohol!
Don’t know who you are but you should have a skincare explainer video! It was very helpful the way you broke it all down! 🙏🏻
Yes this is true! Veronica gorgeous has a video explaining the good vs bad alcohols
yaadein yes Dr Dray is the BEST!
Think Dirty is not reputable. I recommend CosDNA. In addition, preservatives are necessary to protect against mold, bacteria, and fungus. You brought up some great points, but other areas of this discussion need more scientific research. Thank you nonetheless for this. ❤️
life & times of erica clark yep some preservatives and additives are needed. I learned that while researching LUSH products more.
I think she might be referring to certain preservatives like parabens
Dont vitamin c products need a preservative, its already so temperamental how else are we suppose to use it?
I'm all for educating myself further 🙌🏻 This is something that's very complicated & will take time... right now fragrance & silicones in my skincare don't make sense to me... along with other ingredients I know irritate & clog my skin. I totally get what you're saying though, it's actually why I ignored this topic all together for so long. I think preservatives are necessary, I just want a deeper understanding of what's what & why so many unnecessary ingredients are added. ❤
I'm so glad you're exploring this route and paying attention to ingredients! I also love the EWG website and Think Dirty for checking ratings and ingredients on products.
Please, please, please do more skincare videos!!!!! You're one of the only people who's opinion i truly trust. I struggle with my skin A LOT, and i would really love to see what you believe are must haves! Love you the most!
I also am really interested in ingredients because of you and i would love to see videos dedicated to your research on them!
To be honest, any ingredient can be sensitizing to the skin. It just depends on the person. For example, there is so much hate on parabens, but there is no proven research that it is actually bad. Another example is alcohol. Some may feel that it could be drying for their skin, but some do not because there are fatty alcohols; alcohols can even help other ingredients penetrate deeper into the skin. Even silicones can be good occlusives that help lock in moisture. There are two sides of the same coin. Please correct me if I am wrong. I used to be that person that over analyzes the ingredients of skincare products; now, like others say in the comments, I focus more on the formulation. If I take into account the EWG rating, whether it is "clean skincare", etc. I might as well throw away half my skincare. If I like the skincare products in terms of it feels nice and I am not irritated, I will continue using it, even if there is fragrance in it. Honestly, I think "clean skincare" is partially a marketing ploy ☕. I really recommend Gothamista and Liah Yoo's channels to learn more about skincare. Of course, take ingredients and anyone's recommendations with a grain of salt. Everyone's skin is different. What works for one person may not work for the other. Let me know your opinions. 😃
Yes!!! Extacly. I get reactions from even "clean" ingredients because the truth is everyone will react differently to different things like medications for instance. You can be allergic to one thing and to other people it may the cure they were looking for. That's why recommendations are just that and should be researched before making any decision!
It IS marketing strategies! They're so basic and obvious that it's marketing 101 and is so successful because of naïve and Gullible people like Tati buy into them so easily! She has so much misinformation here and has been using so much pseudoscience lately instead of research based its ridiculous! A person should only work with their esthetician and dermatologist to get advice, ask questions, get suggestions, be educated, understand what everything is and how it works, have skincare and treatments tailored to their skin type, issues and needs, etc. They should not be taking the advice or even listening to a youtuber who doesn't know what they're talking about at all! Leave that to the professionals who do this for a living, have been formally educated, know what they're talking about, are specialized in this and use research based science, not pseudoscience!!
Agree. I went crazy for a time went more natural. It is expensive to go that route. My skin was worse etc. I was also so unhappy. I love makeup and skin care. So i went back to what works for me. My skin has thanked me for it. No reactions or breakouts.
Thank you for being a voice of reason - I also love Gothamista!
I love Liah Yoo!!!
This video was misguided but as a researcher, I am really happy to see that people commenting are evaluating their skincare based on scientific research, and not pseudoscience.
I'm not a researcher, but I am also impressed with so many rational comments!
Where? Honest question.
I have been waiting for this video for so long. We had to go through my whole house to get rid of things with any fragrance due to my mommy having a serious lung condition. Any smell affects her. And we religiously research home , body, any products. Thank you for being so transparent. We adore you!
Good for you Tati. It's good to let go and make changes. I love to purge through things and throw away. Its somehow freeing
I have a Chemistry degree and I wish people would really learn the chemistry behind the ingredients more than just being told “this is bad” and believing it. Half the stuff we are made to believe is bad really isn’t. This just makes me want to get my masters in cosmetics chemistry more and more. Half of the ingredients you think are good could have have been made (or synthesized rather) by using HCl or NaOH in it (which can BURN the skin off instantly) but doesn’t because of the ingredients they are mixed with. A few days or hours of research isn’t enough to tell people it’s bad or shouldn’t be used. Plus everyone’s body chemistry is different. A so called “good ingredient” could break me out but not the next person. That’s a horrible indication of the product being a good one or not.
GirlofGlamour89 you should get your masters in chemistry! We need more people like you, and if you are made it through to bachelor's then you sure can make it through masters!!!!! ♥️
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 exactly
Yes u r right!!
Girlofglamor89. I might watch an occasional vid of Tati's but I usually leave b4 its finished. I dont subscribe. Ive grown weary of her. She IMO is very vain
Exactly! Unfortunately not all people pick skincare products based on evidence/ research. My opinion is if you want good makeup recommendations, listen to a beauty guru. If you want to learn about good skin care products, listen to dermatologist or someone who knows what their talking about.
Dimethicone (silicones) are not problematic, unless your skin has a reaction to them of course. Also, preservatives in skincare are actually very necessary. Without them, your skincare products would go bad after like a week or two. Everyone interested in skincare should watch Caroline Hirons and Stephanie Nicol here on UA-cam.
YES ... Caroline Hiron.... e basta
Amen to this.
Dimethocone isn't great for oily skin though. The problem with dimethicone in skin care products is that it can actually prevent your skin from absorbing moisture and can cause an imbalance of water/oil in your skin leading to excess oil. I try to avoid it as much as possible. Also, it may make skin LOOK healthy and FEEL healthy but that smoothness doesn't actually mean your skin IS healthy.
Silica can cause cancer though
I'm learning more about what preservatives are necessary & I agree that it's important to keep product stable. As for silicones in skincare - I don't get it 🤷🏻♀️ from what I've gathered silicones don't provide any beautifying benefit for your skin (they can actually block some absorption of ingredients you want absorbed that do help the skin) They can congest the skin & dehydrate it... that's enough for me to say "farewell"
to using them in my skincare routine... I'm already seeing a difference in my pores clogging up - It's a start. Please know I'm so open to this conversation & viewing all side of it ❤️ Thanks for watching 💋
I love love love this video! I'm diving into more skincare for myself and these videos are very helpful! Please do an update on the skincare products you're loving soon!
I LOVE videos like this! Finally got to this because I’ve just been so busy lately but THANK YOU for shedding a light on all of these ingredients we could do without. I have very sensitive skin, can’t wait for an updated skin care routine :)
“The moment you think you know everything you know absolutely nothing .” Girl, truth. Speak it.
Monique Ayala Unless you're a dermatologist.
@@fleurj846 OOOOOH
@@fleurj846 not all dermatologist know everything and some actually don't care, everyone needs to do their research for themselves and for their doctors. I've gone through it with my hyper pygmentation that gets worse during pregnancy and summertimes
Exactly. She's thinks she knows everything and obviously knows nothing...
Fleme Delacreme no one knows everything
you gotta look at la mer. its full of petrolium jelly and mineral oil llol. i always kinda laugh when people brag about their la mer moisturizer...
There’s no clinic studies that show mineral oil or petroleum jelly to be harmful on the skin actually lol. I use mineral oil as a first step cleanser before going in with my second step cleanser and it does great especially since it doesn’t remain on the skin. But I do agree that la mer really does not contain any magical ingredients, especially compared to creams like that from Cerave.
@@denisselazo6705 the joke is more that they pay that amount of money for a petroleum based cream as if they had invented the wheel
Mineral oil and petroleum is natural. Just like olive oil and people get clogged pores including coconut oil. It all had to do with your skin and how well you clean it. For me anything cloggs my pores. But I have oily skin 😐 oily skin has it's pro and cons
There are no scientific studies that state that mineral oil is bad in any way, quite the contrary. It is known for NOT clogging the pores, but, of course, it can clog the pores of certain skin types.
The downside to mineral oil is that it comes from a non-renewable source.
Love the eye look you are wearing in this video, I am new to all of the new ways, at 39 I literally knew nothing and girl I have rang that Bell! I cannot miss my daily Tahti fix, thank you for teaching me so much.
I always love all your product review videos but I love that you’re doing more content like this! I feel like you have so much knowledge on skincare which is sooo important. Thank you for sharing!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Babe, that's what Paula's Choice & The Ordinary are all about. They're not 'clean', but they're fragrance free, science-based, no gimmicks. You could go all organic, but they're not effective, and natural ingredients can be irritants too. Watch Paula's videos, and the channel Hot'n'Flashy, for not necessarily 'clean' products, but most effective. No rip offs. Happy medium.
I have recently started using The Ordinary & Chemisty products about 6 weeks ago and my skin is GLOWING!
Newer to Paula's Choice and loving the results.
lenadahling yes! Beautypedia & Hot&Flashy are some of my main sources too! They're excellent!
I've known about Paula for 20 years. She has her own line but also reviews other brands. I can't believe all these UA-camrs just use the prettiest, best smelling, most expensive skin care assuming it's the best. There are great drug store products or Paula's products in plain packaging that do great things for your skin.
lenadahling I live for Deciem skincare
I hate hate hate hate how the beauty industry has made parabens a scapegoat. And now everyone is on the “parabens are bad!” bandwagon when there are two realities:
1) parabens are actually the safest option when it comes to preservatives in cosmetics
And
2) if you’re ever eaten a blueberry, you’ve eaten parabens
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exactly! i know they have found some bad causation between internally ingesting the big-molecule parabens but those aren't even used in cosmetics (and aren't the ones found in blueberries ;d), and even the safe ones are only allowed in minimal amounts. honestly, i feel like some people just need stuff to freak out about (not talking about Tati, but the community in general).
Thank you. I was thinking the same thing. I watched a documentary saying paraben aren't as dangerous so it was confusing when she was like nope to parabens to each their own
Cassandra Hammond what you’re saying is wrong it actually is harmful it increase the chance of getting cancer which is a big deal it’s not ppl overreacting. And I know that from an oncologist.
@@justsomeone6476 blueberries fight cancer, so how does that make sense?
Kat Burch yeah and you know that from?? Another urban legend maybe? 🤷🏻♀️ I know that for a fact multiple oncologists (cancer specialist) I’ve told me so. So you’re the one with the false info. Just be careful with what you hear sometimes people say things that are false (people who aren’t specialists of course).
Please do a skin care routine update!! I always follow your suggestions and it has helped my face clear up so much staying away from the additives that you mentioned in this video. Thank you for sharing🙌🏼
This made me really question my skincare, this was very helpful to me! I’m thinking about doing more research with my husband about skincare from now on!
i am no expert myself but Tati I encourage you to provide some sources for your research, otherwise its just empty talk. and please provide sources so that we can determine for ourselves as well whether or not its worth it to throw away certain stuff
You should always do your own research regardless
El Cat i don’t think the point of this video is to “educate you and change your mind” ,but rather to inspire you to look for your own sources and do your own research. At least that’s how I felt at the end of it
Maybe consulting doctors, dermatologists, the web itself (different medical sources, not only Wikipedia)? Pro-activity is a gift nowadays it seems... She also has the people in her lab that help her, so that also counts as a reliable source. Also different people have different reactions. I consulted an allergist to see if I'm allergic to something. I passed the test of the well-known allergies clean. But there are certain things that are for different people that are not "well-known" allergies. I also suggest to see an allergist. :)
She is just talking about her own decisions and encouraged everyone to do their own research based on their own skin and needs.
@@destinyrowe5197 of course. but not everybody knows that. I just encourage her to provide some studies for two things: 1. to prove to skeptics that she has done actual research. and 2. to provide some starting point for people to start their research. because you never know whether the research itself is proper or not.
I watch Dr Dray and I cannot praise her enough. I have completely simplified my skincare routine since watching her. I use prescription strength Tretinoin, avoid fragrance as much as I can and no longer pay a fortune for expensive lotions and potions that don't work. My skin has never looked better. Everyone to their own though. I totally get the lovely feeling you get with expensive skincare but it doesn't always show up with results.
WELL DONE TATI!!!!! 💋
Dr Gray annoys me so much! She thinks she knows it all and she doesn't. She literally tells her subscribers to stay away from this or that and goes on about trials etc when these products actually do work for most people. She's too black and white imo. I'm all for prescription Retin A though.
Tezza Bradshaw well that’s how the REAL SCIENCE and MEDICINE works! With evidence and research, so what she does is the right thing if your physician is not like that maybe he or she is not doing the right thing
I can't watch Dr. Dray because she triggers me to start restricting my caloric intake to dangerously low levels again. I've been struggling hard with my anorexia lately and I'm sorry, but Dr. Dray has a serious problem. Someone like her should not be putting herself on the internet, doling out advice in her condition. It's just too difficult to take advice from a doctor whom is in serious denial about her own medical issues. Her eating disorder is making her skin look terrible anyway.
i love her ! i cured my cystic acne bc of her !!
Rikki Spanish I think most people know her eating habits are insanely unhealthy. However, the only advice she gives or claims to have extensive knowledge in is dermatology. Perhaps her putting herself on the internet is part of her attempt at recovery? Perhaps it’s a way she’s learning to love herself and be okay with who she is rather than thinking she constantly needs to be thinner? I can’t speak for her and I would have a major problem if she was giving people nutritional advice but she doesn’t. She shares some weird recipes once in awhile, but that’s about it.
I love that you are talking about all the harmful chemicals in skincare, I'll be interested to see what you recommend, love your videos and your positive attitude!
I'm in the same journey and I think it's amazing that a huge inluencer like you are taking the time (and courage) to speak your truth. I'm loving it! =)
A UA-cam you might like is dr dray! She’s a dermatologist and taking her advice saved my skin. She talks a lot about irritants, fragrance, and ingredients you should look out for. Super educated and a lovely channel!
I just commented that lol yes she's the best she even talks about those cleaning devises and brushes
Tamara Deedman I LOVE her!!!! I’ve learned so much from watching her videos and my skin has thanked me!!!
And then Tati will learn that silicones are fine and non-comedogenic. Also, that you need an occlusive to seal in those humectants or else they do nothing. Love Dr. Dray-she has taught me so much and my skin looks so much better!
I started watching her last year!
Dr Dray is fabulous and she has made my skin glow and look amazing. As a biochemist I enjoy the scientifically based approach, no nonsense and absolute common sense. I cannot recommend highly enough!
Hi Tati, It’s a massive struggle for cosmetic scientists and formulation scientists with the ‘bad’ stigma of preservatives. Products NEED preservatives in them, they are essential for the stability of all products. This bad image that is being portrayed of preservatives and parabens are giving consumers the wrong information. The increased usage of ‘natural preservatives’ massively increases the risk of sensitivity to the skin because they are not as effective (as a generalised statement) this leads to bacteria growing in the product which is obviously so bad for the skin. Please stop fuelling the bad stigma towards preservatives because it’s really important that people know products need them in for stability and the safety of the consumer. Thank you for your video x
Daisy Harlott not true. The problem is the type of preservatives and amount they are using. I’m extremely allergic to Methylisothiazolinone which is in a lot of products. I suffered for over 12 years with dyshidrotic hand eczema until I discovered my allergy.
So true. Everyone thinking natural is best! And not understanding everything is a chemical and it’s about knowing your skin and what works.
Tati needs at least a BS in Chemistry for me to take the advise seriously.
@@cjlive5182 She's fine, she read Dr Perricone's book some decade ago..hehe ;-)
You might want to ask this of publisher's of peer reviewed journals as well. then Just ask them to stop publishing so many studies that conclude many common preservatives used in personal care products have a high irritancy potential, because it makes your work so much more difficult
There are many cosmetic ingredients, such as preservatives and fragrances, known to elicit adverse effects. The aim of this study was to investigate the side-effects of cosmetic preservatives, by evaluating objective and subjective skin irritation. The method comprised of 2 parts. In part 1, we tried to compare 24-hr patch test results with the sensory irritation potential of several preservatives. In part 2, skin cumulative irritation test for 21 days and sensory irritation test were performed to compare various combinations of preservatives in 4 types of formulations. Our data showed that methylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, phenoxyethanol (PE) and chlorphenesin (CPN) have similar objective skin irritation potential at the minimal inhibitory concentration of each preservative, but CPN has higher potential than other preservatives in subjective irritation. Sensory irritation of preservatives changed according to formulation type, and PE combined with CPN highly increased irritation. There was correlation between antimicrobial activity and skin objective irritation but not sensory irritation. Influence on skin sensory irritation varies with the combination of preservatives. Therefore, for the development of new preservatives and cosmetics, it is important to evaluate skin sensory irritation of preservatives used in cosmetic products according to the type of formulations.
PMID: 17295686 DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0536.2007.01001.x
Can we get an updated skincare routine for 2020? :)
Or 2021 😢
I would love a video on what you eat and what you do not eat...going along with skincare, body care, self care, etc.
Please watch Dr Dray, who is a certified dermatologist. Her videos are backed with science, not opinion.
Yes to this!
Dr. Dray is great! She does her homework on her videos when she reviews products.
@Weezy Breezy - Yes!
But she doesn't like essential oils which is kind of opinion, since it works for some people and there are companies who do well with producing essential oils based skincare
She’s my fav
Tati I love your videos. But I am chemist, and I think you need to be careful with the information you’re sharing here, because in my opinion you have a very superficial idea of skin care ingredients. Maybe a collaboration with an expert? I’m still loving your channel xoxo 😘
Thank you
Thank you Celina, that's a great idea.
Awesome idea!!
@ Celina I would absolutely watch skincare and makeup videos from an actual scientist. If you ever decide to launch a channel, I'd subscribe!
I think it would be great for her to bring a dermatologist and/or a cosmetic chemist onto her channel
Such a great video Tati... There are just so many brands out there now, it is just difficult to know what are trustworthy and those that are not. I really appreciated this video. You're a worthy researcher, and you can really only go by ingrediets and effect.
Well done Tati for making this video - I love your honesty 👍
And just make sure you're doing your research on alcohol Tati. Because u kept saying alcohol but there are good and bad alcohols. So just be clear not all alcohol is bad for our skin!
By alcohol in cosmetics peoople mean alcohol denat or etanol. Benzyl alcohol is different type, even if also has 'Alcohol" part in the name its features are different and used in limited amount do not cause harm.
@@izaweremkowicz6968 cetyl, stearyl, and cetearyl alcohol are all good fatty alcohols as well. When ppl see alcohol they think it's all bad and that isn't the case, these are especially great for dry and normal skin types!
@@VanessaElleBeauty Yes sure, I only gave an example of benzyl alcohol but as you said there are way more types of "alcohols" that are not what most people, who don't have some basic knowledge, might think are.
Really glad to see a lot of the top comments trying to clarify or correct misinformation about skincare 👏
MrsCurioCheerio same
Omg so much to take in, I have the same skin type as you Tati and struggle all the time to find the right “one” so will be looking forward to your vlog on the best products to buy and use successfully. Thank you for all your hard work on this subject, you’re amazing ❤️
You know, I don't usually watch your channel but I TOTALLY agree with you on the added fragrance thing!
I see a follow up video coming from this. Tati girl you have a lot of educated subscribers...I'd love to see real conversation on this. No shade and no feelings. Just information.
Elise McBride Im feeling the same, I hope she doesn't take the criticism the wrong way.
I wish that we didn't have to dance around on our tiptoes around her.
Even though I watched the entire video cuz i love
tati but it just looked like the video was made to pave the path for her next skincare launch
+CoralsandNudes
Now that I think about it, this makes sense. Thanks for sharing this idea. 😄
yes i think so too, it looks like she's going to launch some skincare
Very predictable, isn't?
Ah it's been like that for at least 5-10 videos! Talking about diving into ingredients etc which fair enough, but I can definitely see a launch coming up
Lol didnt think about that. Good point.
YES! PLEASE! UPDATED SKINCARE! love to know what you use and trust!
I love this video because you really care and are showing is the good and the bad. And your not getting paid so your not benefitting from bashing products or pushing labels. Thank you Tati
Have you watched dr. Dray's channel? She's a dermatologist and goes to the drugstore and looks at ingredients and says what stuff can be irritating
I love neutragena hydroboost!
Coconut oil breaks me out like crazy
Dr. Dray's channel is so informative and I love that she links scientific studies in her description box. I absolutely trust her. Tati if you haven't ventured over to her channel, I HIGHLY suggest you do, plus there is something about her voice that is SO soothing.
When Tati talked about fragrances in her makeup and skincare, I thought that she must have watched Dr Dray.
I love Dr. Dray. She is hardcore on these brands that sell hype instead of quality.
I love her
Dr Dray is my favorite skin care UA-camr, because she is a dermatologist. She has saved my skin! She isn't big on makeup, but her tips on skincare is life changing!!!
YES-THANK YOU. Dr. Dray is amazing!
Yes, she is. Her no nonsense approach to skincare is refreshing.
Kat Burch Penn Smith is too! I watch her and Dr Dray for skincare... Tati I watch for makeup.
My skin especially the skin barrier is the healthiest it has ever been since watching her videos and buying her recommendations.
@@juliagray1276 thanks for letting me know about Penn! Merry Christmas!!!
I also have switched to fragrance free skincare and WOW ! Softer skin and no more pimples. No more itching. I was using "natural" products prior and my skin was irritated by the fragrance oils in them. Citrus ingredients sensitize and dry my face...and elbows....and shins. I am doing great and my skin is happy now. Too bad I was 53 before I figured it out and suffered horribly for 40 years.
I love this so much. I'm crazy about skincare, and would love more videos like this from you, especially now on products that you do like to use with good ingredients!
Tati, a great account you should follow is Dr Dray. She is a dermatologist who posts UA-cam videos on all things related to skincare, ingredients, and evidence. If you look through her video library she has a specific video devoted to research and recommendations for every ingredient like silicones, parabens, AHA’s, SPF’s, etc. I love her account because she is super credible with her medical degree background and has evidence to back every claim she makes related to skincare recommendations. I think you’d find her content interesting.
Also, have you heard of the cosmetics brand “beauty counter”? It’s one of those multi-level marketing companies, but their whole deal is safer cosmetics. They go as far as choosing ingredients based on where the raw materials are resourced from. If this is a new interest of yours in exploring the science of beauty products, you could maybe get your hands on the Beauty Counter product line and do a full face review on the makeup. Just a thought!
I love your videos. I watch every day!
Yes, she's got some good info but the woman is anorexic and mentally unwell, imho.
I am reminded of Caroline Hirons recent rant about people on social media calling everything "toxic". Everytime you say the word "research", and then proceed to make a very ignorant blanket statement about "alcohol" or "oil"... it's really misguided, especially when you're speaking to an audience of millions.
Nush InSpace Caroline would be raging 😆😆
Thank god for people on UA-cam like Caroline 👍👍👍👍
@Nush InSpace You are completely right, except that "an audience of millions" is a bit of a stretch :-)
Congrats!!! This is a GREAT healthy move!!! I got rid of all my products that, based on where it's manufactured, I believe have products I'm not interested in putting on my skin. (I also learned more about manufacturing so that I can make better choice.)
I agree so much with you Tati. I love this video and I love that you are interested in clean skincare and talking about this!
Also I do want some preservatives in my products, theyre often what stops bacteria from widespreading into my skincare
I love this channel and I am a long time suscriber. But I feel the need to say: if you don't know how to do your research on Pubmed or similar (or don't even know that it exists), and can't base your recommendations on EXTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC studies (which may be hard to understand for people that hasn't studied any science or medicine), then you shoudn't be making videos like this, especially with such large following. I am a medical student and i'm already tired of people spreading misinformation and scaring other people about stuff they barely know nothing about.
@Jelly Bean No. I said it to show that I actually know what I'm talking about and I'm writing based on experience. Even though of course anybody can access scientific articles and studies. I don't believe I'm superior than anybody. I wanted to emphasize that if videos like this upset me (and I'm just a student and not an expert at all), imagine how a chemist (for example) might feel.
I would even check twice the info in pubmed, some of the info is not translated correctly. Reading a couples of reviews of the subjects your are intrested in would be a better option.
@@ximeect yes!
YES! 🙌🏻 Couldn't agree more, thank you for this!!! Extensive, peer-reviewed scientific research is SO important!!
Marta 🤝👏🏼
So I am a biochemist and a pharmacologist. I react to essential oils and so called natural fragrances. I say so called because everything is synthesized or extracted in a lab. I, along with other researchers and MDs. MD PhDs understand that we need to look at a molecule's structure because that is what dictates it's function and the increased possibility of an adverse effect. However, there are no molecules out there that do not illicit an adverse reaction in someone!!! Meaning there is NOTHING that is HYPOALLERGENIC out there!!!! Silicones fill out wrinkles, smooth out the epidermal surface and act as occlusives. I have extremely dry skin so they are extremely important in my skincare. Tati, you need to get informed: there is a genetic basis to inflammation NOT just the environment i.e. what one eats and applies to one's skin!!! I eat healthy but I still developed psoriasis and eczema when I was in my teens. I am now in my late thirties and I also have psoriatic arthritis. My mom has the same problems, my dad has psoriasis and other members on both sides of the family struggle with systemic inflammatory conditions. I think this is important for you to know.
You make a valid argument. Thanks for sharing.
I've had eczema all my life and I'm a flight attendant aka spending a lot of time at high altitudes where the air is dryer. What would you recommend?
What do you recommend as a scientist?
I wish they would change the term hypoallergenic to "most common allergenic ingredients is not contained in this product". I think before we demonize certain ingredients, we need to find actual empirical research that supports the idea that a particular ingredient is bad for skin. However, I personally prefer products without fragrance as I am allergic to most and what is the point anyway.
As a biochemist and pharmacologist, how do you not know that hypoallergenic means LESS likely to cause an allergic reaction? What you're referring to is non allergenic.
I finallyyy took the plunge and got myself some halo!!! Can’t wait for it to arrive and try it out. I will be sure to take before and after pics!! 💕
Why doesn’t silicone in a lotion make sense? It’s called an “emulsion” which means it’s non-water soluble stuff distributed in water, the non-water soluble stuff is usually oil or silicone. Silicone doesn’t block active ingredients as much as oils do and it still provides some moisturizing effect.
Silicone does make active ingredients less absorbed by the skin. Carrier oils with small molecules will help active ingredients absorb better and faster. And silicones can block pores and cause acne or black heads. Silicones isn't really good for your skin.
I would never hate on a product just from a single ingredient or two, after all chemistry is a large field of science and I think we lack serious information about it. We need to hear more from chemists, dermatologists, and lab analysts. I believe videos like this should provoke brands to share more education on formulation of products.
absolutely!
Sahar Shawa I learned a lot from dr dray and Sam in the city, both dermatologists and dr dray has reviewed a lot of brands and discussed a lot of issues with cosmetic skincare. Hope that helps!
I leaned a lot about skincare from Caroline Hirons’ videos. She’s a skincare insiders. Highly recommend her videos!
Gladys Olmedo ugh I love dr dray!
@@gladysolmedo3222 I follow Sam in the city already, and I will check out Dr. Dray! Thank you! I value knowledge a lot
Loved this video! I am currently on a quest to find a skin care routine that works for me and this was really informative! Please keep doing more! Especially about more natural products! I am all about it! Go Tati!
please can you make a video about the skin care that you will be using this year and why? that would be great, really need help with my skincare atm xx
I think Tati is doing prep work for her launch of Halo skincare~~xoxo
Tati please check out Paula’s Choice ingredient dictionary!!! Ratings on hundreds of skincare ingredients
Myriah Boyer yes!!
PC products are awesome as well
Yessss omg I mention PC to Tati in the comments so often y'all! I'd love for her to give them a try
Her products r great
Myriah Boyer And don’t forget about Beautypedia which is related. 👍🏻
I loooove3this video Tati!! Please please do another one of these or something similar about skincare I'm so obsessed with skincare and love learning more and seeing others routines.
Tati could you make a video on where you source your information from and go into more detail on what each ingredient is and how it affects the skin. I know i can look it up myself, but i love listening to your voice and the way you construct all the information
This is why Halo needs a cleanser, toner, and moisturizer 😜❤️🙌🏻
Kayli Baker Y E S. couldn’t agree more... Tati is the only one I trust with skincare. Hers would be the best.
Kayli Baker Yes! Definitely !
YES!!!!
YES!
I’d say yes but that’d be sooo expensive
Also don’t you sell supplements that are supposed to help skin, shouldn’t you know more about ingredients and the effects they have? A little concerning tbh
PeacheePea EXACTLY!!!!!!!!
I was actually thinking the same. I was pondering whether to purchase but after this..idk..
Those don't work, lol. Supplements in general are mostly bullshit, you just pee them out, ask doctors.
She’s a hypocrite. A girl who used her supplements had an adverse reaction. Maybe people should get rid of her supplements.
I’m not going to discredit her product bc I’ve tried it and it’s amazing, (can provide before and after if you’re interested), but yeah I agree that some of the stuff she is saying isn’t right.
Please please please do an updated skin care routine! I would love recommendations for clean skin care especially facial cleanser and moisturizer
Tati, great video. You are influential and something like this will make a difference to others. Great job!
Some alcohols are moisturizing and dimethicone is too. Many natural plant oils are skin irritants. Citrus oils are terrible for your skin...that clarisonic you love so much irritates the skin as well...please consult a dermatologist and chemist. I am very interested to see what you are using now. Really there are only two products for anti aging if you really to purge... and like a handful of others that might aid in anti aging
Sharon S look at her skin. Clearly she’s doing something right 😩
Lexi Toberman using very bright blurring lights and filers :)
even without those her skin looks bomb!!!
@@lexitoberman3536 yes she looks fantastic, very beautiful woman...she looks youner than she did years ago and she just started to go clean with makeup and skincare....idk I guess whatever she was already doing was working.
Not all plant oils are meant for the skin.. Some can be used but must be diluted with a carrier oil
Dimethicone is not bad for you. It is used in most medical grade skincare products to protect from bacteria and help dryness allowing skin to heal.
but depending on ones skin type it can clog pores.
I have to avoid all silicones. It clogs my pores and I break out horribly. Even in my haircare products otherwise I end up with body acne. No fun.
yall should watch dr drays videos on siliones, its not the silicone alone that clogs pores it depends what its used with or on top of
I agree with your comment. Everyone’s skin is different & will react differently. One of my favorite products that Tati mentioned, Laneige Water Bank Essence, works very well for my skin and I’ve had no reactions from it. Keeps my skin very hydrated and I personally do enjoy the scent.
edit: I also use this on top of my Curology everyday and no reactions/clogged pores either.
LeoraLee thank you 👏👏👏👏
Tati, you are my favorite beauty guru to watch on UA-cam. You have given me more tips on what makeup works for me and what doesn’t then I have ever gotten from UA-cam. You are someone people should aspire to look up to, I love how clean your channel is and how awesome you are with making sure no one gets offended and you’re always honest. Just know you’ve got a huge fan over here 🥰🥰
Super helpful! 💖 Thanks Tati xoxo
I was a little hesitant to watch this, because I tend to look at the science of a formulation, rather than the hype and fear tactics from Brand marketing, and I (mistakenly) thought this would be more of the latter. I have to say, that for the most part, I agreed with what you were saying. One thing to always remember, EVERYTHING has the potential of being sensitizing. For example, Aloe Vera is supposed to be a soothing ingredient, but has been found to cause reactions for some people...so, like you said, you have to see what works for you. Another thing, preservatives aren’t bad. Remember, they’re there to keep your products from going bad, and most preservatives (parabens included) have been shown to be effective and safe...in other words, there is no conclusive evidence that shows parabens to be harmful to your health. As for “clean” skincare, I find it very annoying when brands use misinformation to sell a product - they’re banking on people’s mistrust of synthetic ingredients, which to me is wrong. I would rather have parabens in my skincare, than Essential Oils, which have been shown to cause more sensitivity for people...even in going so far as CAUSING skin to become more sensitized over time. I think skincare is moving towards the integration of natural and synthetic ingredients, and I’m all for it!
Thank you! Also, not all alcohol ingredients are bad and they're not equally bad among the bad ones depending on where they fall in the formula and amount. There's so much nuance in ingredients and how they play together and interact with your skin! I'm all for her being careful and educating herself, but half education can be worse sometimes, and further personal research is needed!
Savanna The Aqua Llama I totally agree! For myself, I try to stay away from alcohols that fall under the “bad” category (not fatty ones), because my skin doesn’t like them, but a lot of people don’t have an issue with them. And, you’re absolutely right, formulation is key! ☺️
Right on Diana.
Diana Odisho Skincare yes yes yes ! Agree wholeheartedly
As a chemist (and biochemist) I agree with you, we will never be sure that the 100% of the people using a product are not gonna have irritation (breakouts) for one of the ingridients in the formulation.
If you have a condition, go with a doctor because you are not gonna find a solution watching this kind of videos. I do love tati’s videos as a way to have a good moment but I’m kind of sick of all this people in UA-cam talking about subjects like they really have the knowledge. Even the title in the video... it is just her opinion just that.
We have to learn to find information in the right source.
Idk... As someone who has studied chemistry extensively, there's really no such thing as "chemical free". The origin of an ingredient doesn't always matter. Preservatives evolved over time to protect the content from degradation.
That being said, we should always be conscious of what we put on our skin. It's the largest organ... I believe less is more. But don't demonize "chemicals" lol
Thank you for this video, Tati! It’s just mind blowing what brands are passing off as skin “care.” Btw, your eyes look extra beautiful in today’s video❣️
Thank you so much! I really needed this. Can you do a video doing an all diy skincare routine?
I am going to medical school. Parabens and mineral oil or actually not bad for you. Ask any dermatologist. There are no data in the medical literature or in dermatology literature with studies to prove that parabens and mineral oil or harmful. Nothing is substantiated. Parabens are necessary because they help preserve the product so that bacteria does not grow in the skin care item and then you rub a bacteria culture all over your face. Mineral oil is very moisturizing and is a good skin care product, especially for removing make up as a oil cleansing product. Consult a dermatologist if you were concerned about a certain component in your skin care. Nevertheless, many people fear items and skin care products that are actually not dangerous or that do not have any medical literature to substantiate concern. I am glad that you are starting to pay attention to items in your skin care Tati! I never really did until recently and now I am glad that I do. You definitely want to avoid fragrance and skin care products as well. Dimethicone is great for the skin. It really locks in moisture. Ask your dermatologist. They will tell you so too. Also, alcohol isn't necessarily bad in skincare. It depends on the type of alcohol and how much is in the product. You need alcohols to make the product go on smoothly.
Morgan Stansell I went to a dermatologist and I still broke out and my skin didn’t get any better. At the end of the day I get Daniels of products and see what works best.
Yeah and most doctors think ibuprofen is totally harmless, even had one ER doc tell me I could practically eat it like candy and nothing would happen. But I swear that stuff almost killed me. Dangerous stuff and nobody will change my mind.
Sara Haile that’s crazy! Every good doctor knows that too much NSAIDs (ibuprofen) can be very dangerous, especially for the GI system. It can eat a hole in your GI lining (stomach). I’m sorry! It’s upsetting when you think you can trust your doctor 100% but it’s important to also do your research outside of of your doctor’s advice. But this can be difficult because people outside the medical field don’t always have access to good legit medical literature without paying a lot of money.
Morgan Stansell paraben is bad maybe not for your skin but for your health in general and yes there’s no study to back it up but professional know it. It increase your chance of getting cancer and I got that information from multiple oncologists. It’s severely suspected for a reason.
@@slh5248 you need to eat something when you take it... lol. Even says so on the packaging. When you do so, that prevents any stomach bleeding/ damage
You should watch Dr Dray. She is a dermatologist with a UA-cam channel, I've learned so much much from her. Ive literally pared my skincare down to just a few things. She gives great advice on all kinds of skincare products and some of the best are at the drugstore.
You have Grown so much as far as your overall out look and more experienced than before when you first started really shows... throughout the years I see that your confidence in yourself and acceptance of further education has Grown ..... Your very professional keep it up 💕💕💕💕🌹😊
The cleaner the ingredient list, the better! Good job girl!!!! Xoxo
Alcohol isn't always a bad thing. It often has a synergistic effect with ingredients we want in our skin care. Some of those ingredients wouldn't be able to do their job if it weren't for the alcohol to help penetrate the lipid layer, allow the ingredients in and then reap the benefits. Figure out where it is on the list and go from there....but don't discount it all together. Someone you might find beneficial in your journey is Penn Smith (here on You Tube). I wouldn't say her focus is clean skin care, but you can learn a lot about ingredients and how they work. It's been an eye opener for me. And given that she is an Advanced Esthetician, I'm inclined to believe her.
Kelly Smith so true, in a sunscreen for your face you might want to look out for one with alcohol because sunscreen is often very oily and sticky. But if it is a toner or cleanser, you don't need alcohol at the top of the list, because here it can dry out your skin.
especially good for people with vvvv oily skin
Ive been into my skincare since i was a teenager and have learned alot. First i ignore packaging especially “cute” packaging, i stay away from scented skincare(i dont need perfume on my face) and i always ALWAYS read the ingredients before spending $60 on a cream. Ive always heard the first 5 ingredients is whats in the majority of the product. Also, if theres an ingredient you cant pronounce dont write it off as bad, google it. And also not all alcohols in skincare are bad alcohols, its important to educate yourself on these things. Im sure 90% of people thought ALL alcohols in skincare were bad.
Yep. There are "fatty" alcohols.
Could someone tell more about the alcohols, please? Ich really don't know what to look for. I have a light form of rosacea so I have to avoid alcohols in skincare
Johanna Müller you should check out Lian Yoo's UA-cam video on “toxic” ingredients. She does a great job of explaining fatty alcohols and presenting a very balanced view on skincare!
Lian Prost-Hughart Thank you :) I've seen her channel on youtube but never looked really into her videos
This video really helped me! I’m having major skin issues right now and I’m figuring out the best routine and products for me .
tati pleaaaaase create a skincare line one day, i feel like it‘d be the answer to my prayers xx
I'm kind of confused by your elimination criteria here. You say you know for sure that coconut oil breaks you out, yet you also had good results with both the PTR water drench cleanser and the Laneige one, both of which contain coconut derivatives (which is not always the same as pure coconut oil!). Why eliminate these products just based on the fact that you realized after the fact that they contained coconut derivatives and fragrance if these ingredients never had any adverse effect on your skin before? Deciding your skincare needs based on a "Clean at Sephora" seal or any other marketing terms allows companies to charge their customers exorbitant prices because they remove certain ingredients from their formulations. Isn't that crazy that they make you pay more for fewer ingredients? The funniest or I guess the saddest part is that drugstore brands that sell skincare to a much larger audience for a much more decent price don't need this kind of niche marketing to sell their products, yet their skincare basically has the same ingredients as these extremely high end "clean" brands that just come in fancier packaging.
At the end of the day, skincare is an experience and if you want some fragrance in your skincare, all power to you! If you're especially sensitive (your skin becomes especially sensitized to small amounts of fragrance if you use a lot of active ingredients in your routine), then maybe fragrance is something you should see if you need to avoid. The overall formulation of a product is what's important rather than just picking and choosing what ingredients to be afraid of on the back of the bottle or jar. I feel like you would know this intuitively, Tati, since this is what your whole supplement brand is based on...that the formulation of the entire product matters more so than the existence or absence of individual ingredients. I wish you would give more information about *why* you say certain ingredients are supposedly bad for your skin and not just name a couple to avoid. You never claimed to be an expert on this topic as you said very clearly at the beginning of this video, but I feel like you should have done more research on this topic before telling your audience what products you should avoid with very little reason to back up why they should do so.
I can't speak for Tati but coconut oil is incredibly high on the comedogenic scale. That it is in so many beauty products is astounding.
I believe her researching and removing products from her routines is based on a breast cancer scare she had earlier this year. If she wants to remove products with certain ingredients what's the issue?
I think Tati eliminated these ingredients because she decided that even though these have no noticeable negative effects on her skin they're not necessarily good either even if in small amounts. The same concept as with sugar, in very small amounts there is no negative noticeable effect, but it does not ultimately mean that it is okay or good. Hence for example getting rid of fragrance. I do think the title fuels into the idea though that these products are bad just because it includes fragrance for example, so I can see your view. Also, just because you see the clean seal, does not mean you are "paying more for less" ingredients. Many people find that sulphates parabens etc. irritating and can cause breakouts, which is they need the "clean" label skincare. Furthermore, because these ingredients are being taken out such as dimethicone to seal moisture or parabens to preserve the product they have to find alternative ingredients to have the cream function; by adding alternative ingredient that will work together to perform it's intended way. Alternate ingredients and or research costs can be reasons for higher pricing. It's not as simple as taking a regular cream and just getting rid of the dimethicone for eg. and done. Also "clean" products come in a wide range of prices so I'm sure that yes some of these clean products are expensive but there are also afforable options.
Even if a person does not have a reaction right now from fragrance, there is still a large chance it will cause reaction in the future. (words of Dr Dray dermatologist on UA-cam) check her out for some real info.
@@chelseahoggard3085 Haha I had her in mind when I was thinking about Tati's thoughts on fragrance as well! To be fair though, with even the way Dr. Dray addresses fragrance, she always mentions that it has the "potential" to irritate the skin and it doesn't *need* to be in your skincare, which is true if you're looking for a very bare bones, non irritating routine. For some people, the scent of their products is part of the experience of applying their skincare, so although it's not a necessity, it's also not necessarily harmful to everyone!
The sad thing about "fragrance" as written on a product's ingredients list is that it's just an umbrella term for a loooong list of fragrant molecules FDA approved to be in cosmetics/beauty products. It's good to avoid for those with particularly sensitive skin, but could also be non irritating to that person based on whatever fragrant molecules are actually being used.
@yaadein And that's alright! I'd like to think that this video opened up a space for good discussion and helping one other become more informed about this topic. If she never put her opinion out there, we wouldn't be able to discuss reputable sources or to question her thought process to get to the conclusions she did in this video. I personally find it the best way to learn :)
Tati, I love you. I really do. But I feel like this video is more opinionated rather than based on facts. I really admire your passion to educate people about what’s good/bad for your skin, but this video came across more as a “what products didn’t work on me” and not an educational video about skincare. To do a video like this should be based on scientific research and facts.
When you did the video explaining Halo and the ingredients in it, you mentioned an ingredient that is “known” to be bad but you said that it doesn’t matter because the amount of it is too small and is “irrelevant” and people shouldn’t worry about it. So why couldn’t that be the case for the products mentioned in this video ? These products are only for external use, but Halo is something you actually digest. Isn’t that more concerning?
Again, I love you. I’m not trying to hate. I absolutely believe in you and everything that you do, but I just felt the need to call you out on this video. Please don’t hate me
Samantha Ignacio 6:35
People change their opinions...
The whole time she kept saying she loved the products and said the "specific" reason she was stopping the use of it. She never said this products suck.
I think she tries really hard to make it clear this is all her opinion
Rosie Cotts well it is the dirty truth!!!
She only sharing bout dirty truth..
The title was way too good!!!
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I don't usually comment on ANYTHING but I actually found this super interesting. It is her opinion people and what SHE doesn't want in her own skincare routine. I love watching people talk about skincare! Thank you tati 💗
I feel like people forget your just sharing your experience on what works for you and what didn’t. Everyone’s skin is different and will react differently to products. Stick to what works for you girl! Thanks for sharing 🖤