Why Your Acne Routine Fails & What Actually Works | Acne School EP01 Chemistry
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In this episode, we explore why your acne skincare routine might not be delivering the results you desire. We dive into common skincare mistakes and harmful ingredients often found in acne treatments, like benzoyl peroxide and antibiotics. Discover why these approaches may not be the best long-term solutions for your skin. Instead, we share practical advice on simplifying your skincare routine, using gentle, hydrating products, and incorporating beneficial elements such as oils, antioxidants, and SPF. Learn how to create a skincare routine that promotes healthier, clearer skin without the harsh side effects. Don't miss this informative class on achieving your skincare goals effectively!
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KraveBeauty ownership: KraveBeauty is my own skincare brand that I founded in December, 2017. While the thoughts and opinions that I share on my channel are always genuine, I must acknowledge the direct relationship that I have to KraveBeauty. Thank you for your continued support and understanding, I would not have been able to found KraveBeauty without my #PalmPalmFam.
My background: Please note that I'm not a healthcare professional or qualified cosmetic chemist. I do my best to quote credible sources, and bring perspectives from various expertise, and sometimes with the help of our research assistant team. But medical research is complex and I can't guarantee the information on this channel is error-free. So feel free to do your own research according to your skin & health concerns. I always welcome feedback to correct any misleading information. So please take this as entertainment and not as medical information.
Thank you for your support! Love, Liah x 🌴
Base on personal experience. The first step is always to determine whether the acne is caused by hormonal or wrong skincare/bad hygiene habit (like keep touching your face with your dirty hands etc). The later one we can still try to remedy ourselves, but if it is hormonal, no skincare can help, either a trip to your dermatologist or even your endocrinologist can only help to diagnose your root problem.
i have hormonal acne and certain skincare ingredients also help, like azelaic acid, benzoyl peroxide, niacinamide, retinol, tea tree, etc., so it's not entirely true that no skincare would help. they can help a lot in controlling the situation. also good hydration and moisturizer helps a lot, dehydrated skin and damaged skin barrier = more acne. a lot of people who are struggling with acne think they should dry out their skin instead (i used to think so too). but it's very important to visit a dermatologist, of course! prescribed topical retinoids or isotretinoin are the still the most effective, especially for severe forms of acne
@@universe986right? I also have hormonal acne and I’m just tired to get rid of them with strong medication so honestly the dermatologists usually just help with that. Definitely a right skin care won’t cure anything but helps a lot.
For real I have done every skincare on the list even treating it with 2 different antibiotics. It always healed it a bit but I'll always and always break out after a while. Y'know what helped me? A good birth control that balanced my hormones.
Im tearing up for some reason writing this I just discovered Liah and Krave beauty i just bought some products to try out for the first time and I’m so happy she’s posting these videos I’ve been struggling with acne for a long time and i just feel heard by her videos and all her help! Thank you so much Liah I can’t wait to try krave beauty !
This is so informative and visually/aesthetically pleasing! It feels like I'm in a chemistry class (I just graduated recently so this takes me back)🥺
Glad it was helpful!
the step of reforming your skin barrier IS important, but as someone who’s been suffering from hormonal acne for almost a decade, in order to understand and mitigate the severity you basically have to visit a dermatologist, especially if you have moderate to severe acne.
actives are also important, but they need to be balanced with moisturising and soothing ingredients, and used properly (e.g retinol with active suncare, letting your chemical exfoliants work into the skin, not layering too many together at once, etc)
Liah, you never disappoint with the quality of your videos. Absolutely love it! Amazing!
thank you Viktor!!
Liah!!! Thank you so much for the international shippment! You did ittttt!! I cant wait to try your products. Best wishes from Spain 😊
Very informative yet simple. Thank you so much. This is what I was looking for
리아님 그냥 쭉쭉 설명해주시는 영상도 유용하고 재밌지만 가끔 이런 컨셉있는 영상 올라오면 귀여워서 참을 수 없음…예전에 페이스 오일 설명 영상에 나오는 bouncer 아직도 기억해….🫶 그리고 오늘 영상에서도 많이 배워갑니다
오마이갓 기억력 엄청 좋으시네요!! 감사합니다 :)
Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤
Added this one to my favorites playlist for sure!
thank you!! means a lot
No need to villainize bp. Just because benzoyl peroxide didn't work, doesn't mean it can't be an option to others. God knows how many people found relief in using bp. It's just a matter of knowing what works for your skin and what doesnt. It may be stressful and costly, but experimenting (using safe skin care products) and putting together the best routine for your skin is usually part of the journey. Although there are for sure some who easily got rid of theirs using conventional acne-treating products.
Oh, I miss this kind of videos so much!! Love it and learnt so much!
For me it was mostly good hydrating skincare, diet and the Yasmin contraceptive that worked for me. Differin also helped. BP irritated my skin, same with Duac so couldn’t use those. I had dry skin as well so hydration rather than stripping products was what suited me
thanks for sharing that!
How did you hydrate your skin. I have only found one cream that is thick enough to actually hydrate my skin overnight but it's giving me comedones and acne. Anything else I use doesn't hydrate my skin as much and I can feel rough skin by touching my face. I don't know what products to use to truly hydrate my skin overnight
I layer a lot of toners and serums, and use a lotion and then cream@@Mahimamahima-vr8oj
Aesthetically pleasing. Straightforward presentation.
thank you!
Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤
vitamin c is known to cause breakouts for people with sensitive skins. Unfortunately for me, i'm one of those people so it always breaks me out really bad. Just wanted to mention for anyone acne prone with sensitive skin i'd be careful with vitamin c specifically.
I feel you😫🥺
It seems that you're overlooking the acne problem and suggesting that a gentle and hydrating skincare routine is gonna work in general. And although it might be the case for individuals who are overstripping their skin or have bad habits, this is usually not a solution for most acne problems, and I'm not even gonna mention hormonal acne.
You're over simplifying acne treatments and with years of experience treating acne, I can guarantee that most acne cases WILL require at least one form of treatment, either that will be benzoyl peroxide, azelaic acid, adapalene or prescription retinoids. Soothing ingredients and a very gentle AHA will only cut it if the patient was damaging their skin barrier with a harsh routine or not doing one at all.
For someone reading the comments struggling with acne, don't rely on youtube videos but rather visit a board-certified dermatologist to find out what is really causing you acne and have the right treatment.
왐마!!!! 구독 피드에 리아님 영상 주르륵 떠서 깜놀했어요❤🎉
영상 폭탄이죠?! 오랜만이에요!
omg so many videosss im not ready yetttt
Hi. Quick question. Those who are pollen allergic, and also to honey. Does the products with propolis or honey irritate your skin? I tried Cosrx Propolis toner, and it made me red and irritated. Thx
Liah - when will you ship Krave to Mexico? 😭🇲🇽
Btw, I really loved this video, very informative. I wish I had knoewn this years ago before one dermatologist finally helped me.
I'm a bit surprised to see no mention of BHAs or niacinamide. I always thought those were holy grails for acne/oily skin.
Classic Liah ❤❤
How about milia plis😢
I'm a 32 year old girl. I came from Bangladesh to the UK this September.
I'm a student here so I have a limited budget on skincare. I want to try Korean skincare products. But I have faced some skin problems on my face like different types of acne such as painful big acne nodules, blackheads, Whiteheads, pustules.but actually I'm not sure about what types of acne I have.
And I have got acne scar , it looks like post-inflammatory erythema or pigmentation,texture & sun tan problems since 8 months.My skin type is now combination to dry dehydrated acne prone skin like dry patches come from my skin. And i haven't been used any retinol products before.
Also I have been facing severe hair fall. I have serious dandruff problems also.
I need your advice ,guidance & product suggestions . I am eagerly waiting for this from you. I always Love your videos so much.
I don’t get acne but I’ve still been using the oil la la just because I find it beneficial for barrier❤
Woah so many videos in few hours!
save it for the weekenddd
I literally tried everything and the last thing I tried before seeing a dermatologist was the oil and it worked trust her!
hi liah, thanks for the video! What are your thoughts on the Abib Sunstick for acne prone skin (specifically cystic acne)?
hey liah! i have oily skin and i've been using squalane for a few days, would you recommend sticking to it or changing my facial oil?
i love squalane so i'd recommend sticking to it if you like it!!
Does alpha arbutin changes into hydroquinone under high temp
This product couldn't have been released at a better time 🥹 so excited ♡
thank you!
Salicylic acid and vitamin c never suited me for my entire life. Always caused me breakouts. Sensitive people note
Happy Tuesday LY😀n This is Gonna b so Good🔥🔥🔥👍….
i love this!!!! thank you
You're so welcome!
liahs gorgeous
우왕 오랜만에 한국 자막이랑 함께하는 영상이라뇨❤
와 감사합니다!!
Hey liah ❤
I Have lots of blackheads allover my face i mean cheeks .. Please tell me how to how to get ride of this..😢
My acne started during pregnancy and worsen now. Can you suggest me something
thank you!
If we want to keep using benzoyl peroxide (it's the only thing that works for me; I use a prescription), are there products/ingredients we can use to mitigate the generation of free radicals? :( I don't have the side effects anymore after the purging period.
Here's a quick answer from Dr Dray - ua-cam.com/users/shortsao608cgQR4Y . Basically, you shouldn't be concerned with this. I really don't like how Liah discussed it in this fearmongery manner when BP is a tried and true treatment that is often among the first things a dermatologist would prescribe for acne.
I used benzoyl peroxide for two years then one night my face got really itchy, red and hot so I switched to adapalene,and after a year my skin felt also uncomfortable with it 🤷♀️
Also I’ve been taking meds for acne for three years now and they are not really working I think I’m just wasting money
A lot of big claims here that would in good faith require a citation/source.
Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤