6 Ingredients that are AGEING YOUR SKIN!
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- 6 makeup and skincare ingredients that are ageing your skin!
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Hi Zabrena. I'm a certified skincare specialist, and I highly recommend you take these lists with a grain of salt. Individual ingredients are unfairly demonized because of lists like these on the internet and social media. Yes, some alcohols are drying and you wouldn't want to apply them undiluted to your skin. In a formula, they act as solvents, emulsifiers, and preservatives. Sulfates can be harsh and irritating if not properly formulated. It's best to look at the formula as a whole in addition to the individual ingredients. Using the right products for your skin type is key. The primary ingredients I try to avoid are phthalates, formaldehyde, and formaldehyde donors.
There are companies that make the extra effort to create beautiful, elegantly formulated products that are effective, without the use of drying alcohol. The so-called high end brands that use alcohol in their products have no excuse to do so. Avoiding all irritants results in happier skin. Phthalate is such a broad category, and they aren't present the way fearmongers would have you think.
Yes! I agree that more research needs to be done by everyone. I would also really like to know the source of this list because I guarantee it’s from some green washing site.
@@sigh_anna understood. As I said, it entirely depends on the formula and what is needed to bring it together. I wasn't recommending high-end or any brand for that matter. Any ingredient has the potential to be irritating. Everyone is different, there is no one-size-fits-all for skincare and makeup products. Phthalates are known hormone disruptors, and yes there are lots of them. So knowing how to recognize them in an ingredients list is important. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water is my point.
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Yeahhh some amounts of alcohol, especially in skincare is usually there to get products to set better, it doesn’t mean that it’s going to automatically dry out your skin. Formulation is key
Please be clear that *some* alcohols are drying. Others like cetearyl alcohol are actually moisturizing,
Another place to watch out for sulfates is hand creams and body lotions.
It's all about the formulation of the ingredients, babes
I like alcohol, sulfates, and chemicals, lol. Never had any problems with these things and I'm 46. So far so good. Preservatives are important, btw.
Yup, totally agree
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I like to follow cosmetic scientists and stuff, because brands really prey on our minds due to our beliefs in the science of things and there are some cosmetic scientists and dermatologists that are trying to debunk the marketing tactics. You may notice that in some articles they'll also suggest products to buy that don't have these terrible ingredients with them, some articles aren't being written by scientists just paid writers and sometimes it will be a scientist, but the article won't be in their field of expertise, but our trust in authority is being utilised too.
I use sulphates, silicones, mineral oils etc. I'm finding a lot of our believes in certain ingredients are because a paper with no peer review and dodgy experiment interpretations says so, I've found there are papers where the scientist that wrote it is trying to tell everyone that the conclusion that's going around is not what their paper said, but the misinformation has gotten bigger than their message. I've found that some companies are sponsors of some papers because they have a commercial interest.
Things like mineral oil are not 100% occlusive either and if you have really dry skin, can aid in better moisturisation, (moisturisation is the act of stopping water loss, using occlusives or even a natural oil on dry skinn is not moisturisation ).
The ingredients being used to replace parabens are less researched and are causing more cases of contact dermatitis. The paper that showed parabens was in cancer tissues did not check healthy people.
I've gotten more ongoing skin and scalp issues than before going after the "natural" alternatives that suddenly start popping up after an ingredient is cancelled by the media... Which now seems like suspicious marketing campaigns to me.
I just do what works for me now lol, for example love that you've noticed a personal difference in not using your previous sulphate shampoos. (On the other hand, sulphates aren't harsh on their own, depends on the other ingredients in the shampoo, because of marketing, there are other ingredients that are just as harsh... But adding "sulphate free" is a good money earner these days for companies.)
Thanks for that saved me going in.
Not All alcohols are drying some do help with holding other ingredients together and longer on the skin so it can be absorbed so depends on what alcohol it is and what percentage of it is in it
I just watched a 10 years ago video (1920's makeup) and YOU HAVEN"T CHANGED!!! How is this possible??? xxx
I also wanted to mention Hyaluronic acid if you’re using it as a serum make sure you’re mixing it with a good moisturizer or face oil because if there’s no moisture for the acid to pull into your skin then it will actually pull it from your skin and staying hydrated also helps this serum work better but definitely please use it with a cream or moisturizer of some type or else it won’t be able to do its job correctly and could cause the opposite effect even if you have oily complexion still use a light moisturizer if you’re using Hyaluronic acid serum because it doesn’t actually add the moisture itself it just helps your skin absorb any moisture so you get the most out of it but if not used correctly it can cause more dryness therefore more wrinkles
With so much misinformation and disinformation circulating social media and propped up by people's ignorance, I think you should really be careful about demonizing common skincare ingredients. This just adds to the fearmongering because you don't have the expertise to offer an informed opinion here. Makeup tips - I'll gladly take your opinion. But this? No.
Exactly! Totally agree with you. She should just stick with makeup tutorials instead of fishing for content that she has no expertise in. I was really disappointed she went this route. I am not supporting “clean beauty” just so cosmetic companies can get us to buy more products while our makeup has a 6 month shelf life. Zabrena needs to get properly educated from dermatology or cosmetic chemistry channels. This video was a huge let down, and I usually love her content.
Before finally discovering non-US sunscreens, I was trying to use a La Roche Posay sunscreen. My skin just seemed to get more and more irritated, and I usually have super smooth skin (good genes.) I finally figured it out….. the sunscreen had denatured alcohol. It took a lot of hard work and at least a month to repair my skin barrier. This makes it difficult to find a setting spray, as most of them use alcohol to mattify the skin and keep oils in check. NEVER AGAIN!! Thank you for making this video!❤❤❤❤
Yes Zabrena I've heard of all of these. I will be checking out all of my Skin Care Products. I'm 65 and this was quite helpful. Thanks!
This info isn't new to me, however, I've been researching hyaluronic acid, and have since tried to cut it out of my routine. It's almost impossible as it is trend to throw this stuff into almost everything we put on our faces. It's actually drying to our skin, unless you live in a humid climate and do not use AC, or have a humidifier running in your home. In a dry environment, HA will pull water from your skin, not bring it to your skin. I wish brands would stop with the hyaluronic acid madness.
Yes! Exactly. I’m not a fan of HA for this exact reason. So many marketing gimmicks to sell products. 😵💫
I use castor oil on my skin. I naturally have oil skin. It’s the only oil that helps heal my breakouts and doesn’t make we have more acne. Helps with redness and over all better complexion
Whenever I have used a sulfate-free shampoo my hair/scalp dosent feel clean.
No need to be cautious of sulfates if you can have effective conditioners and moisturisers. I think dry hair/skin is showing that our moisturisation products and methods aren't good enough as opposed to our cleansers are terrible (some can be though, not trying to recreate the Sahara desert on my skin)
Unless you're allergic/it's causing contact dermatitis but there are non sulfate surfactants that clean just as well.
I’m not able to use products with denatured alcohol because it dries out my skin really badly. It’s in a lot of products so I always read the labels. For example most setting spray contains alcohol which dry up the oils in the makeup so it lasts longer. Many popular setting powders, both drugstore and high end do contain talc. I have noticed that some brands are now replacing the talc with cornstarch or mica. I do enjoy face creams with mineral oil as a final step in my evening skincare routine. It is definitely an occlusive ingredient that seals in the other products so that they work better. My skin is still soft and hydrated when I wake up.
Check out Dr. Dray on mineral oil.
Great video. I stopped with sulfates years ago. Aside from the topicals, they are in many foods as well. Especially dried fruits.
I have oily skin and used to use skin care for oily skin but it never worked. I now use combo skin cleanser and moisturiser for dry skin and my skin is far less oily now.
That's because (as you may have already discovered) oil is not hydration so oily skin can be dehydrated. Our natural oils aren't very good at stopping moisture loss either But most people look at oily skin and think it doesn't need more stuff on it. Thereby dehydrating (removing the moisture) trying to remove the oil... Then not adding back moisture... But the face also needs oil.... It's like a chicken egg situation... Or is that catch 22🤔
Also what I found out the other day
Dry= no oil
Dehydrated = no water
It explains why we are all confused😅 Even the marketing team of brands apparently.
Hi Zabrena, something to think about, if a product irritations my sensitive skin I throw that product out ( especially on the face), I enjoyed watching this video ps, your eyeshadow looks beautiful, so does your hair . Love Katherine xoxo
I'm not at all familiar with all of these ingredients and I don't have enough knowledge to judge them. I use it in a drugstore and I trust the saleswoman. Thank you for sharing
Great information. My skin (except my nose which is beyond oily) has always been dry but it’s gotten drier as I’ve aged. Now at 57 it’s super dry. So I needed this information, I definitely will be looking for everything you went over.
Mineral oil in products in America are NOT carcenigenic. Yes maybe when we buy products off Temu, etc but not when they are made by American companies, even when the products are made in other countries. We still have US Federal Bureaus that oversee our safety re: skin care and cosmetics. I love you and I wanted you to know this so you wouldn't be afraid of Ponds Cold Cream and old products like that. (I'm an old person and I use Pond's to take off my waterproof mascaras). Peace out.
From someone who lives in sunblock especially in spring -fall thank you. Never knew there was stuff in the sunblock that messes with estrogen. Along with all the other skin care info, thank you for the info.
RIGHT?! I didn't know!
And mineral oil is great for the hair and skin. Any dermatologist will tell you that. In research, you often don’t cite studies from 10+ years ago. When I’m doing a research paper, I can only use relevant articles within 5 years.
Regarding your comment I n mineral oil being an occlusive, that can be a good thing. I live in the desert where humidity levels are super low. I use an occlusive moisturizer after my shower to trap IN the moisture from my shower. Not all of us live in humid areas!
Talk of town is Castor oil for everything...🤔
Its an individual thing but im going to try..
Thanks..who knows whats going into us ..
Stay well..💜🙏
Lab Muffin is one of the best people to watch.
Thank you. This information is helpful. I have eliminated some alcohol and the parabins that are in makeup and skin care cause I am 65 years old and my skin has always been the t zone but nowI I'm just constantly dry. So I see some things I need to look better into in Better skin care and thank you
I love watching your channel. I am from new Zealand.
I have a question, could you fine a foundation for me, that is waterproof , not so expensive I have sell my house. But last all day. My age is 50-60 years. I have dry sensitive skin. Thank you so much Juanita.
I love your videos, u r full of really important info that we all need to know. Well done!!!!! Thanks 😊
I'm wondering for mineral oil to cause cancer how much and how frequently must it be used to cause this? Also where it's occlusive and keeps moisture out it also retains moisture. You just had me double check the sunscreen I had. Also what about for combo skin? I'm 28 and my mom is 63. My skin is drier now and my mom has the oily t zone and dry cheeks
Hi I was aware of the sulphates they help products to lather. But I stopped using sulphates and parabens over 2 years ago and noticed the difference. If you want a toner thats good for your skin use rose water. There are some lovely products out there and not all of them are expensive. ❤
Hi Zabrena, can you recommend a good talc free setting powder for face and under eyes. I am 43 and have super oily skin. If setting sprays should not have alcohol so how does that work for oily ladies? Thanks!
Hello, Elf halo glow setting powder is good and talc free! ~x~ ❤ I use it all the time. Hope this helped you.
@@kazzaroo oh I did not know that. I do have the pink shade lol. I am gna try and get the translucent and see how it works for me. Thank you so much! ☺️☺️
@@nivimb795 your most welcome 🙏 🤗
I’m with you, I didn’t know about a lot of this stuff. One thing that I have heard about. Products that contain patroleum jelly apparently has been linked to causing cancer. It seems that the jelly is a byproduct of oil after it has sat for a while in berrals. Kind of like fat separating from soup broth.🤢
Unfortunately this isn’t good information.
I’m so excited to see a video from Zabrena!…plus, I’m first here. Lol
LOL! Hey girl heyyyyy!!
@@Zabrena hey back! 😄
Hi Zabrena! So, I absolutely adore you, and in no way am I trying to be contrary here. So, I’m pretty sure that I’m an adult who has undiagnosed high functioning Autism. My point is that I get hyper fixated on my interests. From 2016-2020 I was Obsessed with the Makeup community and makeup. From like 2020 to present, I became obsessed with skincare. Everything on this list has been talked about by Dermatologists and Cosmetic chemists, and many disagree with these claims. These are all stemming from “Green washing” and fear mongering. It’s entirely up to the individual if they feel better avoiding certain ingredients…that’s totally fine. Dr. Dray, for example, has the exact opposite opinion of Mineral Oil. It’s BECAUSE Mineral Oil is an occlusive that it’s an effective skincare ingredient and it actually holds moisture IN your skin. The cancer causing claims really hold no weight. Also, the ONE thing on this list that I am going to push back on, because I feel like this specific misinformation is actually harmful to people…is the one about Sunscreen. There is absolutely zero evidence that Chemical sunscreens cause cancer..and, as a matter of fact, people being advised to skip Sunscreen is extremely harmful and that is what will cause cancer and, more superficially, serious aging of the skin. That one part just really kinda made me grit my teeth, and it’s not your fault Zabrena, I just really recommend doing your own research on these topics/ingredients. Im going to link a few videos under my comment from highly educated women about these topics. Also, PLEASE WEAR SUNSCREEN YALL ❤
Dermatologist Dr Dray discussing Mineral Oil in Skincare:
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Lab Muffin Beauty, Cosmetic chemist, talking about Alcohols in skincare. She talks about a very thorough study, a little over halfway through the vid:
ua-cam.com/video/JT-6bZU0-b8/v-deo.htmlsi=9QK1dCJ8mj21Bk6h
Lab Muffin talking about the claims that “sunscreen causes cancer”:
ua-cam.com/video/o5BPmsPPQBU/v-deo.htmlsi=hqabBr01d0hwtVY3
Lab Muffin Beauty (Cosmetic Chemist) talks about Alcohol in products. A little over halfway through the vid, she talks of a very in depth study about alcohol’s effect on the skin:
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See? Now why can't everyone be as kind as you?! So many could learn how to inform without criticizing if they would study your style. The world would be more likely to listen. I love your approach and the info, thank you hun :)
I wish I could pick your brain about home school. Thank you for all your efforts to help us out
We should plan a LIVE on this er something!
@@Zabrena that would be great. That way people can ask you questions I'm sure not too many people know. I'm not sure if you do but if not could you also do a video of how you get your hair so pretty. Mine is so frizzy that I hate wearing my hair natural. I feel like you've already done one....I have a horrible memory.
I would like to know what products you use and what products are good for a woman 60 I’m new to your channel but I’m really interested
I just love it when some shampoos that claim to preserve color....have sulfates....which strips color more
Let us all recognize that our skin is the largest organ of the body! It is an organ just like the heart, liver, etc…. We need to treat it better, WAY better!
EXACTLY!
We are in our 40s lol let's be mindful
Hugs Zabrena! This is so helpful!
HUGS to you!!! So wonderful to see you! I'm going to be catching up with you sooon!
Thank you so much for this list!! I love frugal Fridays and I love your tutorials- you are beautiful inside and out. ❤
Love this list!! So true!!
Love you Zabrina but take it down please.
Super interesting and helpful! This was mostly new to me so thank you so much for sharing.💜💜💜
Oh, the alcohol! Ive been using the Thayers alcohol free witch hazel for a while. In fact, you may have been the person who recommended it. Well recently, I was wondering why Ive been getting redness on my face and sensitivity. Turns out Thayers also makes a version WITH alocohol, and I accidentally grabbed that last time I picked some up. I remember when I switched over to mostly alcohol free products, and it took months to fix my skin, but only about five days of using an alcohol based product to ruin it again.
For my acne-prone skin, getting rid of dimethicone has been a game-changer.
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Hi.. Actually so many setting spreys include alcohol too...
I’d also guess that a plain ( organic) oil would be good for skin!!
Please please share the shampoo you found that's sulfate free! I can't find one
Raw Sugar! You can find it at WalMart!
@@Zabrena thank you so much!
You know, I'm getting ready to homeschool my little 6 year old girl this coming year. In truth, I'm absolutely terrified. Can I really do this? Then I watch your show and it gives me a boost. If this joyful, gorgeous lady can homeschool her children, 3 of them, then I can do 1 kid.......and bring her up in the Lord. Thank you for the inspiration!
Amen! YOU CAN DO IT! I think you'll be amazed at how advanced she will be and how grounded she'll be too. I've noticed my kids are more joyful, less stressed and less tired! They sleep in to when their bodies need it and they are more attentive to learning ... plus the WORLD is their classroom! Some times we go out in the garden and learn about bugs and things like photosynthesis. There is so much freedom in it, you're going to love it. God has made you to be the best teacher for her! I know you'll shine!
@@sarahschneider5396hi Sarah, hope you’re keeping well, just a honest question here, why people home school their kids? Is there a particular reason? I’m asking this as I feel curious, I live in the UK and just send my kids to their local school and everything is fine. Am I missing something? Are there benefits for doing so? Is it not putting more work in your shoulders? What about socialisation? I’ve always had those questions about home schooling. Hugs to you and hope I’m not annoying you with my questions xx
I have seven nieces and nephews all in one family, all home schooled. As one of them commented in adulthood, " Never underestimate the power of a woman who can home school seven children. "
Thanks for this important information!😉❤️
This information that you provided is new to me I need to go back and do some research on my own. Thank you for bringing it to light…….
I thought most setting sprays are loaded with alcohol. Lol
No! I have found some water based ones I'll be sharing soon!
Sunscreen, bug spray makeup , body lotions and candles and air fresh so toxic. I hope the makeup industry is hearing this push for cleaner ingredients. It is very hard to find clean makeup and if do it is not cheap . Refreshing video glad you are putting it out there.
There’s no such thing as “clean” makeup, it’s not regulated and it’s a marketing ploy.
I have removed as many carcinogens from my life as possible. One that is rarely talked about is synthetic fibers in our clothes. You know that smell you get from the Tupperware drawer? That's plastic off-gassing. When you open your closet, you are inhaling those same gasses from your clothes. When you wear synthetic fabric you absorb it through you skin as well as inhaling it. I have been slowly but steadily removing synthetics from every area of my life. Since i removed most of these from my closet my asthma and other symptoms have become much more manageable. I have fibromyalgia and I need all the help I can get!
Sunblock! Yes! Anything that everyone is pushing I have become skeptical of. There are natural sunscreens and natural vitamin D, in moderation, is very good for us!
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Thank you so much Zabrena I didn’t know ❤
I love you and your channel soooo much, been subscribed a long time. So I want to speak the truth in love. I think you should do a little more research on these ingredients. You have oversimplified the facts and I suspect you have inadvertently read too much biased information rather than real scientific research. I recommend watching content from No BS Beauty, Abbey Yung and Dr. Dray on these topics.
THIS IS NEW TO ME, WOWW, HAD NO IDEA, THANK U FOR THE INFO.👍🙄✌💜
Hello zabrena I have been watching your videos for many years you are always full of great information bless you and family
Thank you so much for your longtime support! Wow! Amazing! HUGS!
I disagree with some of this, Zabrena. Please watch some of the videos on Lab Muffin Beauty Science, Dr. Michelle Wong is a cosmetic chemist and debunks these myths. I also follow dermatologists like Dr. Dray and the Doctorly channels that cover these topics. I ONLY trust people that are doctors covering the science and health risks of ingredients. Most of what was covered in your video is purely myths and can be easily debunked by doctors! Please watch Dr. Wong’s videos for better insight, she has all the science data in her presentations.
YEP!!!!👍🏻 most of these are myths!!!! And have been debunked!!! Especially sulfates.. Dr. Dray is also a genuis and has a PHD in chemistry.. She's also a practicing Dermatologist in the Houston TX area... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I decided to do a deep dive and diligently research mineral oil a common skin care ingredient and this is what popped up 👇
The truth about mineral oil in skin care: Dermatologist Dr. Dray
For myself, most of these are a no go.
This is the first time I have heard of this ageing of the skin, Thank you Zabrena for leting me know.
Thank you for sharing this.
Cheap eyeshadow has mineral oil also almost every lotion has it
A lot of people avoid those alcohols in skincare and makeup.
That said what matters most in skincare and makeup is the formulation. The ingredient list is a good start but doesn’t tell you everything.
Good to know!
@@Zabrena correction- I meant formulation.
I follow this list 4/6. I am not strict about sls or parabens. Alcohol is a cheap way to make a formula have an appealing texture but it eats your skin barrier. Most setting sprays are loaded with it. The paraben studies have been widely debunked if I recall correctly. I don’t do preservative free and am not a “health nut” but I have seen my skin less irritated by removing those one by one. When I use them now I notice it!
I knew these. I cannot use powder, to drying for me.
Unfortunately most products need questionable products to hold them together or bind them, if a product is mostly organic then it should be okay? Mineral sunscreen probably is better than chemical I’d think too
Thank you
Love the video
Watcha doing up so late? Ha! I am always up later than this.
LOL! Werkin'! It's the only time I can get anything done without 1 million interruptions - haha!
❤ dank je wel !!
ik ga dit opschrijven en mijn producten nakijken of deze rotzooi erin zit.
That totally makes sense, you know?? It probably is the stuff we use on our faces that gives us dry skin & and not just becoming older. Grrr. Lol
LOL! I feel your frustration!
I gotta say since I have been using essential oils for skincare instead of expensive high end skincare, my skin is starting to look so much better!
I Cleanser with Rosehip Oil, then moisturize with Almond Oil mixed with Frankincense
Hi. I wonder why this video is still up and why there is no engagement in the comments. You must know at this point, that the video is promoting nonsense.
That's interesting I can't do makeup anymore it makes my skin hurt so bad but that's kind of interesting cuz that's in a lot of stuff actually like witch hazel I think
this video is very uninformed zabreena you gotta research more because people are watching it and might cause them unnecessary anxiety.
The alcohol in products is intriguing. Sulphates don’t surprise me. I stopped using them in my hair years ago and always got hairdressers impressed and noticed I didn’t use them. I also didn’t start wearing makeup till 2021 so I wasn’t exposed to them in makeup. Paraben damage has been known for so long I’m glad most places don’t use them anymore. Talc…I can’t believe moms were told to use that on their babies butts. I never did cause that info had been going around for more than 20 years too. I’d love to hear more and what big products to avoid that contain them
I had to check the date of this video... This is like 2018 Beauty UA-cam. And that scare mongering about ingredients is so out of date and out of touch. Sad. But... hey... You got a lot of engagement out of the outrage I'm sure.
Z I love your videos but this “fascinating list you came across “ has A LOT of misinformation on it. Do your research people please before taking any of this as fact.
I think it would be more helpful if you left this topic to the dermatologists & cosmetic chemists. Deleting this vid may be most helpful.
Wow just a week ago I throw away anything with paraben in it, eye shadow's, foundations, powders, cleansers. body lotions, and more a big garbage bag of wasted money. Thank you for the information. 😊
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I would like to see the source of the list, some sources are total B.S.
Hi hun do you know what things are clean and safe for us to use I have noooooo clue
And no, parabens are not bad for you as well, this info was based on an old and flawed study. Just because there’s a study doesn’t mean that it’s validated, peer reviewed or not biased. Yikes, don’t believe everything you’re told. Dermatologist, Dr. Dray, has debunked tons of this and will go into depth about this.
You do you! :)
Agreed, Dr. Dray does set it straight on this stuff.
Please do thorough research before passing on misinformation.
This video has great information and I always feel that if you can’t pronounce an ingredient whether is in food.cosmetics,hair products than I don’t eat /use it
Just because you can't pronounce the scientific name of a chemical compound, it doesn't mean it's bad for you.
You may miss out on great helpful ingredients with this method😢. Everything we're using or eating has a chemical name and most have a common name as well as dosage dependent hazards . For example Water is Di-Hydrogen Monoxide, which can kill you in large doses.
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I don’t think you know enough about chemistry to make this video.
I thought you knew better.
Just alcohol: women get more dry skin, when they get older because of hormones. NOT alcohol, which can actually help penetration in skincare.
Please just delete this video.
You have gone off the deep end
LOL! It's a wonderful place to be!
Thank you
You're welcome :)