@@wayverleesoulsong it's rare, it does not happen to everyone therefore they don't want to be in an endless cycle, if they did the strips wouldn't work but would continue to advertise
Esthetician here: this is definitely more true than not, however, majority of the "black heads" you see on your nose are not actually impacted pores that have oxidized (black heads). They're sebaceous filaments, which help to spread oil onto the surface of the skin to protect from free radicals, outside particles, and also to lubricate the skin. If you pull these filaments out, not only are you damaging your skin by ripping the top few layers off, but the filaments will always come back as they are necessary for your skin's lubrication system. Best way to get rid of black heads? Go to an esthetician and have them carefully extract any clogged pores. A little DIY tip if you're short on cash, take a little spoonful of table sugar and add it to your face wash once a week. This will gently exfoliate chemically as well as physically, and will break down the black heads safely.
That’s why you moisturize afterwards…add a light oil like shea butter or mango butter and your skin won’t feel the need to produce oil. So pore strips are fine to use
Salicylic acid does not take out the small hairs that some people have there. It is only a solution for blackheads. Pore strips will pull out the small hairs also. The skin increases its natural oil production if the area is left dry, if you moisturize the area after using a pore strip, or even a cleanser, you can prevent the excess oil production.
@@liu3chan Yes, you can benefit from salicylic acid and pore strips. Pore strips should be used rarely though. If your pores are very clogged, it would be good to use a pore strip then moisturizer. To maintain it, keep moisturizing and using salicylic acid
Guys just use an oil based cleanser followed by a water cleanser. The oil cleanser is much better and dissolving the excess oil and sebum without stripping it while the water cleanser will make sure your skin is fully clean
You summed up everything about marketing a product that is suppose to “fix” things. If something 100% works with no hidden drawbacks, then it’s not a good product in the eyes of companies trying to make money.
You literally explained the whole industry. Buy the product to solve the problem, after some days or weeks the problem appears again, so you buy the product again to solve the problem that you had.
Like now. You are bored go to youtube shorts get satisfaction, be bored go back to youtube shorts, instead of doing something important of find something fullfiling instead. This is a self critic also lol.
And the crazy thing is most people fall for it. If you make a comment about how almost everything in the skin care industry is a scam, people get mad at you for it. I'm sorry but 'exfoliating' is just peeling your skin barrier off so your skin can now get infections. Moisturizing is only helpful if your skin is dry as is or if you're using products which strip off your barrier (such as, you know, exfoliating,) scrubs just put microcuts on your skin which leads to irritation, inflammation, and infection... so on and so forth. Almost all of it makes problems WORSE, or is just straight up useless. Pore stripes also don't remove blackheads. They sometimes remove sebaceous filaments, but usually not even those. Usually all they do is frick up your skin barrier. Really a lot of things frick it up to be honest.
I normally just remove it by hand carefully to not cause too much redness on my nose then use a african salt soap on my face. Afterwards my face is just really smooth and keeps my face less oily, African soap helps with blackheads and acne 👌🏽
@@maniswetha4517 Yes it works 😅 I had blackheads previously, and I used nose strip, but I researched on how to do it safely because I've heard that strips would worsen it. I washed my face first with Dr. Wong soap or any facial cleanser will do (not something irritant), dried my face with a clean fresh towel, then applied the nose strip. After slowly ripping it off, I waited for a few moments before applying a vitamin C moisturizer. It's better to use a natural ingredient moisturizer to not irritate the skin. Now, blackheads are no longer my problem. I just do my facial routine daily to keep dirt away and keep my face clean 😊
For a much older example of this loop, back in the 16th century there was a thing called Venetian ceruse, a skin whitener that royalty and nobility would use to hide skin blemishes, and make themselves appear paler. The only problem was the stuff was made from white lead, which among all the other issues you can imagine smearing lead paint on your face would cause, also causes skin damage. The more you used it to cover blemishes, the more blemishes it would cause, until eventually some people died of lead poisoning from overuse.
Yeah, you can cover the skin with those tiny empty holes without blackheads with some dense antiseptic ointments. So the pores will have no other option than to get smaller.
Which is why it’s important to moisturiser skin with a protective skin oil which replaces your skin oil with artificial skin oil but serves the exact same purpose to prevent this from happening and be perfectly honest. These sort of products need to be sold with each other.
@Pootinki well no they actually makes perfectly sense. It makes perfectly good sense because if you’re using safe for example of foundation for make up that was purely cosmetic that can also dehydrate your skin or even if you live in a dry place your skin can dehydrate even if you live in a temperate climate when are your skin can get really dry it’s bizarre. Yes you live in a temperate climate. It’s winter. There is snow and ice everywhere it dries out your skin, it could even be a diet thing so even if your skin is really really dry it’s a good idea to put on some moisturiser. Doesn’t need to be a lot just a little bit and it’s enough to keep your skin nice and moisturised while you’re waiting for your skin to heal and recover and build it’s not moisturising oils back up. You only need to use moisturiser like once a month if that maybe assuming that you don’t wear make up I wear lots of make up and I moisturise my face every single time I put make-up on, I use a moisturiser cream to act as a barrier between my skin underneath my make upand the chemistry of my make up protect my skin. It has nothing to do with capitalism because even if this wasn’t the case capitalism would always find a way to make money so even if we did find the exact opposite of beauty standards to be true where dry skin was considered to be beautiful or healthy capitalism would sell products to dry out your skin Without being cosmetic skin moisturiser is more of a medical product rather than a beauty product. And that’s proven down to the fact that yes medical grade skin moisturiser is a thing if you still don’t believe me talk to you your dermatologist your skin doctor and will tell you to it’s how important skin moisturisation actually really is If your skin is just oily, then it’s not properly moisturised or looked after it’s desperate trying to get as much oil and nutrients over the top of it as much as it can protect itself from environment. Remember we live in towns cities we are surrounded by a concrete jungle , we are no longer in the environment that we used to be. We no longer in the forest in the mountains and besides in nature there is actually certain kind of magically the other natural materials that you can use as a form to moisturise your skin wet primitive people use all the time in fact if you ever go to Africa or even New Zealand or anywhere that has primitive Hunter society is there warm? Make up also back up as a moisturiser some sort of protective barrier from the harsh environment and is good for their skin in many different ways, they don’t waste precious water washing off they keep their Warm make up on and they just rub it in and get all the benefits from it. And no capitalism is not this evil force that evil people do capitalism put an end to slavery because capitalism basically said you that make money now have to pay for the goods and services that you do accompany pays you for the service of your time of doing work for them, you are selling your time to accompany What’s the difference between employment and slavery? Employment is paid and it is a job that you actively see out to do to contribute to a society slavery is basically the same thing but it’s not something that you chose to do. It’s not something that you see out to do and it’s not something that you are paid for And socialism slavery where everything that you get is everything you need to do your work but you get nothing more capitalism is the reason why you even have a smart phone or a computer that you used to read my comment and type your own and even read this one because under communism or socialism would have not been able to be allowed to do that Because the only possessions that you would have would be what are required for your work and nothing more
@PootinkiIt does what your skin does, but it does better than your skin. By your logic medicine shouldn’t be bought because it just does what your body already does.
@Pootinki And you’re just objectively wrong. It visibly works, anyone that it doesn’t work on has other conditions or is applying the wrong product. You seem to have an agenda against corporations selling skincare products (as per your other replies), which is fair since most of them are cheap scams, but that doesn’t mean that such things don’t exist.
@Pootinki lol. It is indifferent to me if you’re interested in reading what I have to say or not; I’m not going to allow you to post nonsense that will give people reading it incorrect information. I pity your intellectual dishonesty, though.
Those aren't actually blackheads but sebaceous filaments! They exist on all of our noses. If one wants to get rid of them, salicylic acid and retinoids do the best job at clearing and keeping them away.
Just an fyi: a lot of people think they have blackheads but they are really sebaceous filaments. Use a sulphur based cleanser and let it sit on the skin for 2-3 minutes. It will dissolve the stuff clogging up your pores and give you that smooth skin u want. Also can help acne and blackheads.
I put some face cream and milk tonic on my face to add back the natural oil that the strip removed. Before that I dunk my face in a bowl of ice water after using strips and also after washing my face. :3 I do see that my pores have shrunk since ice dunking XD not by much but gradually it does shrink! I've been doing it for two years
Simple solution only use them when it’s necessary like when your perfectly fine and after you use them use some face wash or lotion or something like that it should help with the dryness of the skin😁😁😁👍
A good work around is to pit pressure upwards on your nose pushing out the blackheads then use a flat card or something to scrape the excess off the top. It gets rid of a lot of the blackheads and Dosent get rid of all the good oil
yup. my husband and i are both sweaty af and we get actual blackheads and whiteheads all over our noses. this technique works for him but not for me because im chubby and hes skinny, so i use a flattened push pin and it works wonders, so satisfying to have the blackheads come out like little worms/strings
@@RushikeshWathore-mg9cbpush your nose upwards from the bottom to remove blackheads and use something flat to scrape off the blackheads that got removed (don't literally scrape your skin) or just lightly rub it off you after it gets removed
People are quick to jump to pore strips being so bad yet they fail to realise that allot of other things are causing the same damage if not more, as people should know use sparingly and do your own research preferably with a dermatologist < 3
Agree! I stopped using pore strips when I noticed the side effects. **Use facial wash with salicylic acid instead!**
Thank you !!
@@Gtasanandreas.no4rnsigma. We Need less of this gay.
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@@locathebocahow is cleansing one's face gay 💀
No I've got pimples on my face instead
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So basically, they want you to be trapped in an endless cycle
No, what he's talking about is rare, but he forgot that part
I mean, if youre in a endless cycle means youll buy more which means more money for them
They want you to use the product more for money
@@WPE2024”it’s rare” okay so it still happens, they want you to be trapped in an endless cycle
@@wayverleesoulsong it's rare, it does not happen to everyone therefore they don't want to be in an endless cycle, if they did the strips wouldn't work but would continue to advertise
Him: this is the problem.
Me: so where is the solution?
Apply moisturizers after removing the black heads
@@MysteriousFutureTHANK YOU!
@@MysteriousFutureand toner :)
You can also keep drinking a lot of water everyday so that your skin can stay hydrated
Use black head tool
Pore strips are fine as long as you follow up with the proper after care.
i js use a mosituriser afterwards
but girls dont like doing follow up afterward tho
@@jake9854says who? (Saying this as a guy) I followed skincare routine from girls videos online and they always says to do follow up
Yeah exactly. Pore strip's every few weeks is absolutely fine as long as you moisturise correctly to stop your skin from overproducing oils
@@jake9854 lmao
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Esthetician here: this is definitely more true than not, however, majority of the "black heads" you see on your nose are not actually impacted pores that have oxidized (black heads). They're sebaceous filaments, which help to spread oil onto the surface of the skin to protect from free radicals, outside particles, and also to lubricate the skin. If you pull these filaments out, not only are you damaging your skin by ripping the top few layers off, but the filaments will always come back as they are necessary for your skin's lubrication system. Best way to get rid of black heads? Go to an esthetician and have them carefully extract any clogged pores. A little DIY tip if you're short on cash, take a little spoonful of table sugar and add it to your face wash once a week. This will gently exfoliate chemically as well as physically, and will break down the black heads safely.
What does esthetician mean
@@noahfraserits a job :) an esthetician, basically, is someone who works in the field of the beauty and wellness of your body.
Omg no, if you have acne, absolutley do not put sugar on your face ! Consult with a real dermatologist and not an esthetician!
What's the chemical reaction?
I like how uncomfortably satisfying these animations are on this channel
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That’s why you moisturize afterwards…add a light oil like shea butter or mango butter and your skin won’t feel the need to produce oil. So pore strips are fine to use
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US Government: more oil you say?
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Salicylic acid does not take out the small hairs that some people have there. It is only a solution for blackheads. Pore strips will pull out the small hairs also. The skin increases its natural oil production if the area is left dry, if you moisturize the area after using a pore strip, or even a cleanser, you can prevent the excess oil production.
Thank you.
@@liu3chan Yes, you can benefit from salicylic acid and pore strips. Pore strips should be used rarely though. If your pores are very clogged, it would be good to use a pore strip then moisturizer. To maintain it, keep moisturizing and using salicylic acid
Why didn't the channel give us this solution 😭 I swear the people that didn't read your comment stopped using pore strips altogether 😭😭😭
Same @@xAxFxRxOx
@@alphaeffects Yeah, and I would also use something like cerave after because it has ceramides
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Guys just use an oil based cleanser followed by a water cleanser. The oil cleanser is much better and dissolving the excess oil and sebum without stripping it while the water cleanser will make sure your skin is fully clean
This is definitely useful keep making these types of videos
It doesn’t actually remove blackheads it just removes sebaceous filament
Thank you. Pore strips are not strong enough for black heads.
Noobs.
Which are the black heads
@@hanzalahabdullah4367not true. They are different
how to actually remove blackheads?
When the solution itself causes the problem
Lol
Well it's actually not a problem in the first place. Society is too demanding, being good looking is an advantage.
I mean that’s how pharmaceuticals work
Just live our gov 😂😂😂
You summed up everything about marketing a product that is suppose to “fix” things. If something 100% works with no hidden drawbacks, then it’s not a good product in the eyes of companies trying to make money.
Sick thanks for not telling me what I should do.
Omg!!! I didn't know this. Thanks for this info.
You literally explained the whole industry.
Buy the product to solve the problem, after some days or weeks the problem appears again, so you buy the product again to solve the problem that you had.
Like now. You are bored go to youtube shorts get satisfaction, be bored go back to youtube shorts, instead of doing something important of find something fullfiling instead. This is a self critic also lol.
ya
And the crazy thing is most people fall for it. If you make a comment about how almost everything in the skin care industry is a scam, people get mad at you for it. I'm sorry but 'exfoliating' is just peeling your skin barrier off so your skin can now get infections. Moisturizing is only helpful if your skin is dry as is or if you're using products which strip off your barrier (such as, you know, exfoliating,) scrubs just put microcuts on your skin which leads to irritation, inflammation, and infection... so on and so forth. Almost all of it makes problems WORSE, or is just straight up useless.
Pore stripes also don't remove blackheads. They sometimes remove sebaceous filaments, but usually not even those. Usually all they do is frick up your skin barrier. Really a lot of things frick it up to be honest.
Nah, its very simple, you use the pore strip, then apply an appropriate moisturizer, and then there is no cycle. Its not that complicated.
You're so smart! Only you know the truth. People are so blind! Please lead us to prosperity! "Ooh, evil industry"
I normally just remove it by hand carefully to not cause too much redness on my nose then use a african salt soap on my face. Afterwards my face is just really smooth and keeps my face less oily, African soap helps with blackheads and acne 👌🏽
they are like microscopic , how do you remove them with your hands
@@babulhossen5056 there more noticeable on my face due to certain darkspots and I have a acne tool kit and long fingernails
@@babulhossen5056 if they were microscopic you wouldnt see them
@@babulhossen5056needle..
@babulhossen5056 be very focus and have high pain tolerance.
That's so true.. I stopped removing blackheads ..now my nose is clean n shiny on its own
Cosmetic companies:
“Get em GET EM RIGHT NOW!”
After you use pore strips, apply a moisturizer to replace removed oil
Will it work ??
@@maniswetha4517yes i can confirm it works, i was the skin cell
@@maniswetha4517 Yes it works 😅 I had blackheads previously, and I used nose strip, but I researched on how to do it safely because I've heard that strips would worsen it. I washed my face first with Dr. Wong soap or any facial cleanser will do (not something irritant), dried my face with a clean fresh towel, then applied the nose strip. After slowly ripping it off, I waited for a few moments before applying a vitamin C moisturizer. It's better to use a natural ingredient moisturizer to not irritate the skin. Now, blackheads are no longer my problem. I just do my facial routine daily to keep dirt away and keep my face clean 😊
@@maniswetha4517it’s what your supposed to do
I just took olive oil on a napkin and gave my nose a quick swipe, dabbed the excess off, and it was fine. Never had any problems 🤷♂️
You can use a pore strip and then use a wash or lotion to aid this. Best course of action is to just use the wash alone instead
For a much older example of this loop, back in the 16th century there was a thing called Venetian ceruse, a skin whitener that royalty and nobility would use to hide skin blemishes, and make themselves appear paler. The only problem was the stuff was made from white lead, which among all the other issues you can imagine smearing lead paint on your face would cause, also causes skin damage. The more you used it to cover blemishes, the more blemishes it would cause, until eventually some people died of lead poisoning from overuse.
I was not prepared for this animation 😵
One must imagine Sisyphus happy.
Yes! That's it!
Bruh we can't do anything at this point 😭
just do what i do. use some super small pliers to squeeze each pore one by one. Only takes an hour
@@escapetherace1943and also comes back in an hour
@@escapetherace1943Dude, no
you can make them invisible with skincare tho
@@escapetherace1943I don’t think anyone should be doing that 🥰🥰
Do one on the mechanics of why we itch!
I love nose strips lol. I don’t have much sebaceous filament on my nose but it is so satisfying looking at the strip after you rip it off.
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Haha wow new fear unlocked comment followed by skull emoji hahahahahahahh shut up
I can't found such an honest review before
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"poor strips" 💀
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Very true, in middle school I would use blackhead strips everyday and I noticed my pores getting larger
That’s why after care is importanttttt
Yeah, you can cover the skin with those tiny empty holes without blackheads with some dense antiseptic ointments. So the pores will have no other option than to get smaller.
Exactly
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Infinite blackhead removal satisfaction glitch
"If you use a Poor strip"
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Pore.
Which is why it’s important to moisturiser skin with a protective skin oil which replaces your skin oil with artificial skin oil but serves the exact same purpose to prevent this from happening and be perfectly honest. These sort of products need to be sold with each other.
@Pootinki well no they actually makes perfectly sense. It makes perfectly good sense because if you’re using safe for example of foundation for make up that was purely cosmetic that can also dehydrate your skin or even if you live in a dry place your skin can dehydrate even if you live in a temperate climate when are your skin can get really dry it’s bizarre. Yes you live in a temperate climate. It’s winter. There is snow and ice everywhere it dries out your skin, it could even be a diet thing so even if your skin is really really dry it’s a good idea to put on some moisturiser. Doesn’t need to be a lot just a little bit and it’s enough to keep your skin nice and moisturised while you’re waiting for your skin to heal and recover and build it’s not moisturising oils back up. You only need to use moisturiser like once a month if that maybe assuming that you don’t wear make up I wear lots of make up and I moisturise my face every single time I put make-up on, I use a moisturiser cream to act as a barrier between my skin underneath my make upand the chemistry of my make up protect my skin.
It has nothing to do with capitalism because even if this wasn’t the case capitalism would always find a way to make money so even if we did find the exact opposite of beauty standards to be true where dry skin was considered to be beautiful or healthy capitalism would sell products to dry out your skin Without being cosmetic skin moisturiser is more of a medical product rather than a beauty product.
And that’s proven down to the fact that yes medical grade skin moisturiser is a thing if you still don’t believe me talk to you your dermatologist your skin doctor and will tell you to it’s how important skin moisturisation actually really is
If your skin is just oily, then it’s not properly moisturised or looked after it’s desperate trying to get as much oil and nutrients over the top of it as much as it can protect itself from environment. Remember we live in towns cities we are surrounded by a concrete jungle , we are no longer in the environment that we used to be. We no longer in the forest in the mountains and besides in nature there is actually certain kind of magically the other natural materials that you can use as a form to moisturise your skin wet primitive people use all the time in fact if you ever go to Africa or even New Zealand or anywhere that has primitive Hunter society is there warm? Make up also back up as a moisturiser some sort of protective barrier from the harsh environment and is good for their skin in many different ways, they don’t waste precious water washing off they keep their Warm make up on and they just rub it in and get all the benefits from it.
And no capitalism is not this evil force that evil people do capitalism put an end to slavery because capitalism basically said you that make money now have to pay for the goods and services that you do accompany pays you for the service of your time of doing work for them, you are selling your time to accompany What’s the difference between employment and slavery? Employment is paid and it is a job that you actively see out to do to contribute to a society slavery is basically the same thing but it’s not something that you chose to do. It’s not something that you see out to do and it’s not something that you are paid for And socialism slavery where everything that you get is everything you need to do your work but you get nothing more capitalism is the reason why you even have a smart phone or a computer that you used to read my comment and type your own and even read this one because under communism or socialism would have not been able to be allowed to do that Because the only possessions that you would have would be what are required for your work and nothing more
@PootinkiIt does what your skin does, but it does better than your skin.
By your logic medicine shouldn’t be bought because it just does what your body already does.
@Pootinki Tell me you didn’t read the OPs reply without telling me 😬
@Pootinki And you’re just objectively wrong. It visibly works, anyone that it doesn’t work on has other conditions or is applying the wrong product.
You seem to have an agenda against corporations selling skincare products (as per your other replies), which is fair since most of them are cheap scams, but that doesn’t mean that such things don’t exist.
@Pootinki lol. It is indifferent to me if you’re interested in reading what I have to say or not; I’m not going to allow you to post nonsense that will give people reading it incorrect information.
I pity your intellectual dishonesty, though.
The guy who made it is a genius
In essence, solutions intended to rectify a situation may inadvertently contribute to its occurrence.
Causing more damage to fix lesser damage that is more annoying.
Before: New facts unlocked
After: New fears unlocked
Infinite entertainment. I see this as an absolute win.
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Those aren't actually blackheads but sebaceous filaments! They exist on all of our noses. If one wants to get rid of them, salicylic acid and retinoids do the best job at clearing and keeping them away.
I was looking to see if anyone would say this! Thank you!
Nice looped video!
Wow so these manufacturers already knew you'd have to keep coming back to buy more strips.
Typical sale pitches 👉especially TV ADS have caused us all to buy certain products.
Title: Pore Strips
Subtitles: *Poor* Strip
Yeah I also noticed that 😂
LOL 😂😂😂
Poor quality pore strips.
@@Mary_OTT Yes, Yes it is
That one "poor strip" was personal 💀
Help I'm trapped in Zack's infinite loop of his vids
“If you use a POOR strip” 😂
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That's why you always put a moisturizing cream over the top afterwards
Pleased make a video about acne next.
You can still do it once a week. It won't do much harm and it is theraptic to have a cleaned nose once in a while.
That’s why my parents taught me to use only rich strips
Ah yes, strips that which is made using skin from rich people that is carefully selected and processed 😌👌
Title: ‘We Call It Pore Strip’
Video Beginning: ‘NAH NAH NAH! WE CALL IT POOR STRIPS!!’
exactly, youre supposed to use other products after to rebuild that protective layer in a cleanly way
But it’s really satisfying when it works!
“poor strip” 💀
Yeah why the subtitles bruh
Gen Alpha will now think “poor” is the correct spelling 😂😂😂
Use a pore strip then do some daily washing. Soap breaks up fats (in this case the thing that makes the dirt solid) and water washes it away.
You should use a toner as an after care of blackhead strips
You tell us valuable info it would be nice if you tell us about the proper way
"If you use a poor strip" 💀
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@@Gtasanandreas.no4rn🤥nuh uh ur face is not a rock 🪨
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Not the psycho behind these animations😭😭
One must imagine the dermatologist happy.
Just an fyi: a lot of people think they have blackheads but they are really sebaceous filaments. Use a sulphur based cleanser and let it sit on the skin for 2-3 minutes. It will dissolve the stuff clogging up your pores and give you that smooth skin u want. Also can help acne and blackheads.
This is scarier than any other videos of dermatologist warning you not to use "poor" strip😂
His animations are getting creepier day by day.
Also Never fails ti add new fears.
i agree. it's better to use rich strips instead of poor strips. follow for more tips.
I put some face cream and milk tonic on my face to add back the natural oil that the strip removed. Before that I dunk my face in a bowl of ice water after using strips and also after washing my face. :3 I do see that my pores have shrunk since ice dunking XD not by much but gradually it does shrink! I've been doing it for two years
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@@user-xj3rp7vo5ycome with something original lil bro 💀🙏
@@user-xj3rp7vo5y Shiver me timbers!
@@user-xj3rp7vo5y Shiver me timbers💀
*uses moisturizer afterwards
yeah...
Simple solution only use them when it’s necessary like when your perfectly fine and after you use them use some face wash or lotion or something like that it should help with the dryness of the skin😁😁😁👍
wow really nice video. I always love all your video(sory for bad grammer)
This guys teaches me more than all schools combined 😭
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Style Theory: Time to take notes!
Zach: OH NO YOU DONT!
"I have oil in my nose"
"I HEARD SOMEONE SAID OIL"
Sounds like a good businesses plan
A good work around is to pit pressure upwards on your nose pushing out the blackheads then use a flat card or something to scrape the excess off the top. It gets rid of a lot of the blackheads and Dosent get rid of all the good oil
How to use
yup. my husband and i are both sweaty af and we get actual blackheads and whiteheads all over our noses. this technique works for him but not for me because im chubby and hes skinny, so i use a flattened push pin and it works wonders, so satisfying to have the blackheads come out like little worms/strings
@@RushikeshWathore-mg9cbpush your nose upwards from the bottom to remove blackheads and use something flat to scrape off the blackheads that got removed (don't literally scrape your skin) or just lightly rub it off you after it gets removed
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I use one every few months. Usually before special occasions where I need to look nice.
a very good marketing strategy
These animations gets scary everytime 💀💀💀
It looks the same as the last ones though 😅
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Bro unlocks new fears everyday
Seems like a smart business technique to me
That's called genius business strategy
People are quick to jump to pore strips being so bad yet they fail to realise that allot of other things are causing the same damage if not more, as people should know use sparingly and do your own research preferably with a dermatologist < 3
One last short before sleeping
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Finally some scary satisfying video
Thank goodness I was thinking of buying one
Okay I was just going to use it😭
yk you can put some skin care on afterwards right?