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Lizzy, you manage to be both special and relatable. I love how you have navigated your way through the choppy waters of an online presence. You have grown and blossomed. I dont care how many homes you have, I'm just glad you have taken us along.
Thank you so so much, reading these comments has made me feel 1000x better!! xx
I’ve watched you since you had 9k subscribers. I’m now 63 and can assure you that you can absolutely live in NYC and London in your 50s! Even in your 60s and beyond. Don’t limit yourself. You’ll feel just like you do now as you continue to age. Life gets easier. You care less about what others think. It’s lovely. I hope I’m still watching you in my 80s…❤
I think the only reason why you can't picture yourself still doing this as your job at 50 is because there aren't any 50 year olds doing this yet, but I think that's only because the internet wasn't around in this way when they were our age? I think everyone doing this as their job now will just continue to grow with it and I don't see why it would have to end just because you're getting older? Because as your audience we're getting older right alongside you…
There is someone doing this in their later years - Middleagedminx for example. She does You Tube and promotes herself working with brands showing clothes and skincare and works as a DJ for the BBC. She’s in her late 60s. I think she’s just been clever because she’s worked out there’s a gap in the industry for people her age. But there others too. MiddleAgedMinx just came to mind as she does a lot of work.
This is such a good point, I’m sure the industry will grow a lot in that way. Its sometimes more that I don’t know if I can keep filming myself / looking at myself for another 20 years 😂 but that’s speaking from a negative place I’ve been in this week, I still get so much joy from this job!
This may be a strange comment but I have often thought about you in the context of “I wonder if she is fulfilled by her job and how long will it last”. I am sure you will have many many viewers for many years to come. I think you are very brave to do the book club/move back and forth to the States but you make it all look so breezy and relaxed.
I enjoy 'A women celles George' who is older. It probebly only means she as a bit of a differtent audience. At the same time a career shift at some point in a working life can be very exciting. Speaking from experience.
There are many in fact 😊 I love @daradubinet, @yazemeenahrossi1221 and slightly younger @diyraven, @AUDREYREDAC
to be honest Lizzy I think I was once one of those people commenting like 'it's so extravagant to live in both those cities' at one point and it was because...I envied you! Haha I would LOVE to split my time between where I live in the US and somewhere in Europe. And I guess it's easy for a lot of us to think, "well, *she* could do that but I can't do that because I don't have the money/time/flexibility etc etc." but sometimes those reasons are just excuses we make for not taking our own dreams and desires seriously. But I think it's so cool that you've made that happen. I've followed you since your Manchester days and to see how you've grown and created a life for yourself full of these possibilities, it's really impressive.
Thank you so, so much for such a lovely comment. I appreciate that so much and thank you for following along so well!! Such a lot has changed since then ❤️
Well you need a lot of money to pay rent in London and New York where rent prices are soo so high
I mean men will live a double life and have a secret family, so maybe people criticising you for living in two places could gain a little perspective on the ways you could be living your life. People with more money than you have multiple properties in multiple cities, and fly to them by private jet. In my opinion, we should all be allowed to live the best life we can with the money that we have, and unless you're moving into billionaire territory when you should have a word with yourself and your ethics (8 men have more money than 3.6 billion people), I think women seem to receive far more criticism for living what people suggest is a 'selfish' life, and a life of certain privilege, but is really just living the best life they possibly can. And like GaGa said in her documentary, "I don't feel embarrassed or ashamed about what I have", and you shouldn't either. Yes you're lucky, and yes people will be envious, and yes people are less fortunate, and yes people will give you shit about it, but you're obviously a good person (without a secret 2nd family). And I would certainly live this way if I was able to, I think we all would.
God that was a paragraph.
In conclusion all I'm trying to say is be more like Gaga I guess!!
the secret second family part made me laugh xD
I love this comment so much!! very far off being a billionaire and also having a secret family 😂😂
Hi Lizzy, I've been a follower since day one. You inspire me again and again, not only with your looks but also with your courage to live your life in a way that you won't regret later. I look forward to continuing to be a part of it, thank you for still sharing so much with us.
I think what I've always loved about your approach to life and the content you create is that you're drawn to stuff with integrity. Having a higher than average wage could have brought with it a comfortable numbness but I always enjoy your perspective on the world and I never feel like you're serving us up the conveyor line of this month's press releases/launch parties. I like seeing the things you choose for your home and I enjoy that you love clothes with interesting design details and quality craftsmanship. I also love that read so much. Ultimately I think that interesting people are interested people. And I think you're both of those things.
Thank you, I feel so strongly attached to Lizzy (not in my Baby Raindeer era 😅😂) and your comment just clarified the reason why I think she is so different from anyone else I have seen online. 100000% agree with you!!!
I think I subscribed to your channel when I was 18 and I've just turned 27. Still love your videos and find you relatable. It's lovely to have grown together. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us.
People questioning your lifestyle have to be envious or jealous, there's no other reason I can think of. You've also worked hard and I think people underestimate how much time and dedication it takes to build up the sort of following you have. The book club is a great way to give back to your audience and engage in a new way. Your hotel fit was striking. You looked beautiful, even if you didn't feel like it.
so proud of you and happy for you, lizzie! you are a true original and so obviously genuine. enjoy this time in your life! all we can do is make the most of what we have.
You look beautiful, Lizzy! It's so normal to go through those ebbs and flows in how we feel about ourselves; we all do! Just know that you look as gorgeous as ever to us. Appreciate you sharing; it's a good reminder that we're not alone on these days.
Thanks for being so real and vulnerable, I really appreciate it. I hope the head space you are in will pass soon. Haven’t we all been there… I can only imagine how much more difficult it must be with a job like yours. Be kind to yourself (I find this really hard myself) - you are gorgeous and such an inspiration!
I love what you have created between both cities and it is such an inspiration for me! I can totally understand how that feeling of freedom is worth it and if anything, you should be proud of yourself. Not everything is down to luck, you’ve also worked very hard for this and made sacrifices along the way which others may not have made. That’s why you are where you are right now. I am 10 yrs older than you and the only advice I have: give yourself the credit for what you have achieved. You’ll never regret that later on in life! X
Thank you so much for being vulnerable and sharing your thoughts on the reflection that you are doing in different phases of your life. I think your points are a great reminder for anyone also to make the most of what joy they can in whatever moment in life they are in, know that transition is inevitable but not a bad thing (although scary and hard often). Been following you for many years now and have found a lot of comfort in seeing how you've grown as we all do! Also moved from the US, to London, and back to California in that time I've followed you so the two country thing hit a very clear note for me as well.
You don’t need to justify your life choices ❤ most of us are just envious as we couldn’t even afford one flight to New York 🤣. As long as you’re happy, that’s the most important thing. I will put my “mum” hat on and say, make sure you’re putting some money into a pension. My husband is self employed and left it far too late. The way you’re earning you might even be able to retire at 50 🎉
Haha thank you!!! Thankfully I have my mum saying the exact same things to me all the time! ❤️❤️
I can‘t put into words how deeply I connect to you and you sharing your thoughts & vulnerability in this vlog! Thankful for your honesty, making us not feel alone ❤ Especially your wise words in the end resonated with me. I feel like this one def counts as one of my favorite vlogs of yours.
Can relate to the feeling of feeling a bit „blah“ and „meh“ so much at the moment. And you‘re right, it‘s a phase, it comes and goes. And it‘s probably quite healthy, because we don‘t always have to love / like everything about us. But still, something needs to change. We probably just need a proper spring / summer after that long ass winter. Loved this video, love all your videos actually ❤
Wow I really needed this pep talk. Thank you for sharing. Sometimes when I read on things I’ve written in the past,I just want to hug that girl. Because of her, I am who I am today. And I’m very proud of that, but in the moment it always feels very hard, lonely, and wondering.
I think it’s brilliant that you have chosen to make your dream real and live in 2 cities - you deserve only credit for making that leap. I suspect those commenting are the ones who look back on their lives and wish they had gone after their dreams. Keep going!
Lizzy! your creativity and clarity has inspired me for years. you're beautiful and successful and you have such great style! i want to be more like you. soon i hope🤍 also, i love how you're allowing yourself to feel all of the feels and how you caught yourself about justifying because me too. hugs
I really value and enjoy your content, you can really feel that so much consideration goes into everything you create. I feel like you shouldn’t have to explain or defend your choice to live in two big expensive cities. You work hard and create the life you want for yourself, you can be so proud! And it’s really inspiring! Xx
I never miss a vlog and don’t find it self indulgent at all. You’re giving so much of yourself to strangers on the internet trusting that we all respect you. That’s brave. Your lifestyle is inspiring and beautiful. The other thing that would be so helpful to know is how you’ve built your career. As you were mentioning how much UA-cam and instagram have changed it strikes me what an outlier you (and your peers) are. Very committed to the art of it without having to be involved in the “sleazy” side of the influencer culture, if that makes any sense.
I think it’s brilliant that you have chosen to make your dream real and live in 2 cities - you deserve only credit for making that leap. I suspect those commenting are the ones who look back on their lives and wish they had gone after their dreams. Keep going!
Hi Lizzy! Lovely to see a new video. Sorry to hear that the situation with your skin is taking the spark out of your everyday life. I have been through this in the past and surely it will happen again, but I really try to be more kind to myself. Seems like simple and obvious ‘advice’ but it helps me if I really actually do it. I try to remind myself that I would never think the way I feel about myself in these moment about anybody else. And I try to think about other forms of beauty and inspiration in the world other than appearance; like beautiful buildings, nice food and drinks, trees and flowers etc. I understand that this is harder when this is your job, but I hope that you are able to see that people like to see your content for way more than the way you look, or what you are wearing. Be kind to yourself! Maybe very obvious, but I hope it helps a little, maybe. 🧡
When you started talking about your skin I literally thought you were going to say it’s been looking good! This whole vid I thought your skin looked so glowy!! I feel you on the feeling meh sometimes though, hope it passes for you soon enough 💛
Lizzy, enjoy this phase of your live unapologetically. You’re living your dream and partially mine as well ( i would do NY tomorrow, not London lol) and i have no problem in saying that. People commenting on your “extravagant lifestyle” are probably not chasing their dreams and are, deep down, mad at themselves. Everything you’re doing you’ve earn it and continuing to do so with your job, as far as I’m aware you’re not robbing banks 😊. And you should be nothing but proud of yourself for following your dreams. Enjoy life always, this path can be so short!
Your beauty shines both inwardly and outwardly! It's natural to scrutinise ourselves, always aware of our potential for growth (at least that's how I perceive it). I've been watching you for some time now, and I genuinely admire your eloquence, confidence, authenticity, and your ability to curate remarkable outfits and captivating content. You should take immense pride in the way you've shaped your life! I eagerly anticipate your continued growth and success. With love, Sakara.
I dont exactly know when I started following you (I'll have to look up your videos and go back to the first video I remember watching) but I can't imagine not watching your videos. You're so relatable, while not sharing too much, down to earth and I love you sharing your vulnerable and honest thoughts with us! It's your life and your decisions so I'm not in the position to judge you for anything (like the topic of living in two places). I just hope you won't stop making videos anytime soon!
I have one question tho: any tips against jet lag?? xxx
Well said about making the most of where you find yourself in life in the here and now - completely agree. X
i totally understand living between two cities! I love when you go back to NY, as someone that lives in london i always wait for you to go back haha about your skin, perhaps try a sleep pack ( sleeping mask) i find when my skin is dry i get really irritated, textured skin and as soon as its well moisturised it all calms down.
Just a comment on the skincare, it might be worth reviewing your cleansing technique as it might be that you’re not getting rid of your SPF/build up enough. Try a simple oil cleanser (Caudalie is a good gentle one) and massage it in dry for 1 minute, emulsify it with water and then rinse off (a clean face halo is good for getting it all off quickly) then follow with your current cleanser for another minute and wash off. Try doing it only at night before bed and see if you have an improvement with your simplified skincare routine 🤞that might help
Before I went fully vegan, I cut out dairy and it made a HUGE difference in my skin! I had super red cheeks and spots. I know it’s hard to give up dairy, but maybe give it a shot for a few weeks? Can’t wait for NYC book club! ❤
I have been resisting this feedback for so long due to a love of cheese, but I think I finally have to give it a go and see if it helps!!
I know it was so hard for me too! 😅
you're so beautiful Lizzy! I understand how you feel about your skin, I have suffered with my skin for years and even when it is fairly good I can't help but scrutinise myself in the mirror!!!!
Paused the video to chip in my skin advice ! Good call stripping back I would use very general face wash and you can slip the moisturizer (derm tip) until the active breakouts are cleared - change pillowcase twice a week - use a paper towel to dry your face never a towel even a clean towel has bacteria, my saving grace has been “the ordinary niacinamide 10% +zinc 1%” sweat to god it got rid of my formal acne - I’m 32 btw. I hope these help you or anyone who tries these things! I have had clean skin for over a year by using and doing these things after a lifetime of issues.
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Oh wow the towel thing!!! I will start forgoing that and using a paper towel instead, thank you!
I think with fast content being more common, like anything, things come back around and I think these longer videos are starting to develop in to "slow content" almost like a visual meditation in a way. When I watch videos like yours (and similar creators) it quiets my mind in a way that I struggle to do on my own and that netflix or short content just makes worse.
So keep doing this for as long as you wish because as someone else here said your viewers are getting older each year as well. I'm a millenial and I'm sure I'll be in the old folks home following some 85 year old creator on tips how to play bridge and tie scarfs. 😂
Have you seen a dermatologist? as opposed to a facialist? i’m emerging from a time that I felt flat about my appearance. taking the time to do my hair with some new tools, laser face treatments to brighten and address texture, plus exercise really helping to pull me out of the slump.
When it comes to your skin, you should probably just see a dermatologist if you haven't already. Facials are great and all, but esthetician can't diagnose skin conditions and give you medical prescription treatments. I had a couple of dry patches last year for months and all the estheticians I saw assumed it was due to dry skin and using retinol and gave me thick creams. I finally see a dermatologist and turns out it's actually seborrheic dermatitis. I got the prescribed cream and it immediately got better. If it's really impacting you, definitely recommend seeking help from a dermatologist.
Hi lovely, I'm sorry you're struggling with your skin.. I did also into my 30s, which is really tough. I have found the best thing has been using natural skincare products but most of all niacinamide has been my hero product. A small amount every night for a min of 6 weeks made a huge difference, I'm convinced that is what banished my acne. I also use the sukin charcoal cleanser, a natural oil for deep moisture (which weirdly doesn't make me breakout) at night and a very light moisturiser (again with minimal & natural ingredients) during the day along with a drop of hyaluronic acid as a base. making sure devices are regularly dettolled as well is a good one to stop spreading too much bacteria on the face with grubby fingers etc. Makeup wise, I love the glossier concealer and also recommend Inika foundation. I hope you can get to the bottom of it! You are beautiful regardless, it never looks as bad to other people that it does to ourselves
Thank you so much for all these recommendations- is there a brand for niacinamide you would recommend most? i am really bad for touching my face all the time so im sure that isnt helping
Sorry you're feeling low about your skin Lizzy, that can be really hard. Summer is so almost here hopefully a bit of sun will help! You really suit the boatneck of the black top you wore in this video and I think you've convinced me to get a pair of Tabis xx
Thank you!! You need the tabis, they’re so fun to wear!!
Really loved this vlog, it was so nice to hear more of your inner monologue. I'm totally stuck in that rut of worrying about how I look at the moment too, it's always comforting to feel like I'm not the only one and yeah, this will pass. On another note, I also think, if you had a holiday home in France or even in Surrey, people wouldn't judge quite as harshly. I love that you're living in both places and making the most of your life. Screw the haters and all that. Sending love xoxoxo
I moved country six months ago. I completely understand what you mean at the end of the video. It’s so hard but also once you settle down you want to make the most of it. You’re truly inspiring🤍
Hi Lizzy, sorry you are feeling rubbish. On skin, I wrecked my skin barrier and even my trusty LA RocheP didn't help so I switched to The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser (hardly foams) and it's transformed the problem area around my nose. I basically wrecked it with retinol, eye roll. Try not to fret about the future just live for now and trust yourself. You are clever and your head is screwed on, you're going to be okay x
I love it when you upload
Yes, look at Jo Good, totally rocking it at 60 plus and so relatable.
Age is not a limiting factor it is about good content, relatability and interesting uplifting (mostly) features that make us smile and leave a good vibe in their post.
About your skin issue, in states you can get differrin gel from target (which is basically equivalent to retinoid cream0.05 % and it’s used for problematic skin to treat acne… also has anti-aging effects…. ) in uk retinoid you can only get it on prescription… use small amount each night after cleansing, you need use sunscreen eveday if using retinoids…
Cutting sugar helped me enormously with my skin issues, you might can give it a shot
Literally jumped on the notification !!
Thank you!!❤️❤️
love the blunt umbrellas lol theyre so good in the wind
Hi Lizzy I just want to let you know that after watching your NYC vlog I bought "Bright Future" by Adrienne Lenker cd and have been listening to it non-stop ...love love love, her music is so beautiful and calming. Thanks for the recommendation. This is the second time I discovered an amazing artist from watching one of your vlogs. Regarding your skin, the best solution is to see a good dermatologist. Feeling good with ones skin is so important so it's worth it to see a specialist (a doctor who can recommend the right treatment) and not just facialists which could aggravate your skin. But honestly your skin concerns are not so noticeable and I always feel you look so glowy and lovely 🙂
I've had a similar experience with my skin for years, I've found that the Lamelle cleanser (either from the Serra range or the Dermaheal range) have been really effective for me.
They're gentle and perfect for a low-maintenance routine, especially if your skin doesn't tolerate a lot of products. Just that and a good moisturiser helped me a lot.
Love your vlogs!
Thank you so much. I am going to check it out - willing to try anything at this point 😂
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I didn’t want to pipe up and give unsolicited skincare advice but it could be due to a food allergy or allergies to fragrance or a product, causing inflammation or contact dermatitis
Hey Lizzy, not sure if this is helpful but I used to struggle massively with my skin too in my late 20's which I had never previously had any problems. At the time I was doing shiftwork & spent a fortune trying absolutely everything but nothing worked. Once I stopped shiftwork though my skin cleared up really quickly & I have never had any problems since. I wonder if the 5hr New york/London time difference is playing a part with your skin. Obviously you aren't going to change your lifestyle & nor should you, but I wonder if the 5hr time difference is enough to throw your circadian rythym & digestive system out of wack. It'd be interesting to hear if any of your other viewers have had similar skin issues with shiftwork? Or whether my experience was just coincidental.
I need you to bring out a book! 🤲 even if it is all your amazing photos / blogs / memories. It would be incredible
Hi Lizzy love your content as always. Skincare wise I really recommend the Bioderma soothing anti-blemish care. I think it's called sebium sensitive. It's great when your skin is sensitive and breaks out a lot, and it's great for allergic reactions too.
Also be assured that if anyone has the money and the chance to live between London and NY like you I am 100% sure he will too. You are lucky to have this kind of freedom and mobility and of course, people are gonna be envious but you have earned it all so just enjoy it! love you xx.
Liz, I believe you'll be successful at whatever you do. You look gorgeous as always.
Honestly the best thing for skin is Bentonite clay mask every morning for 2mins as soon as it dries out wash it off /don’t use soap, the bentonite clay replaces the soap, and castor oil/diluted with jojoba oil or rosemary oil
The castor oil and bentonite will draw out all toxins under the skin
you look as amazing as ever lizzy
Cant wait to see your loafers video! Hooe you will talk about socks or no socks with them. Hope you will (in fucture) do a video about vans slip on.
Honestly, not saying that I think your skin is terrible or that I've had the same exact issues, but I've had my own problems with my skin, and seeing a dermatologist saved me a whole lot of heart ache. If I'd done it earlier, it would have saved me a ton of money as well over the years
The comments you get about living between New York and London reek of jealousy. I understand it isn't always achievable but it's something a lot of people are scared to even admit they want. I also want to add that living between 2 places isn't as rare as it used to be. A lot of people in the diaspora, especially, work towards being able to live between 2 places. It's THE dream for a lot of people I know. But that's a whole other conversation.
The best vlog in years.
do you have any tips when visiting New York for someone who likes walking, museums/art and books, but is easily overwhelmed/overstimulated by large crowds? (or should I even bother? 😅) I love London, where I have figured out how to manage and which areas to avoid (you will never find me in Oxford Street🙅♀), so I think I could like New York as well!
I think the only tip for feeling better about looks that I have that actually slightly works is getting a haircut
blunt umbrellas are known for its durability in new zealand.
youll love it Lizzy
They are fantastic- I have 2 big and small sized. They are designed in very windy Wellington, NZ - if they can survive there they can survive anywhere!
go to a dermatologist!! there's so much consumerism in skincare nowadays, only a professional can really help
Sorry about your skin problems. I found that seeing a dermatologist helped much more than facials and trying different products. With a dermatologist, you will use specific products for your skin concerns. Just FYI.
As someone who watches across different UA-cam I’ve never got my head around influencer culture/videos, it seems very stressful & quite invasive to your life, I hope you can finds some balance & freedom, also if you are thinking about doing outside events for your book club in London have you thought about Dalston Garden its right across from the station & its a fantastic wee place to chill.
Thank you for sharing your vulnerabilities that I'm sure everyone can relate to in some way, I know I do :)
Will you let us know the book you’re reading at each book club so that we can read it too?
Ps I’m on of your 62 year old viewers and love your creativity, style and that you live between London and New York. We all feel bad about ourselves sometimes (me too) but it will pass. You are a lovely person and for what it’s worth I think you are naturally beautiful. x
I’m sure you’ve been asked before but have you seen a Dermatologist ? I have scarring due to acne as teenager & continued thru adulthood & find now as skin ages my scarring looks worse( now considering laser) take care! 😘🇨🇦
loved this vlog, love your life between two of the best cities in the world, love your outfits and you definitely did NOT look like sh*t ! hang in there x
Why shouldn’t you live an extravagant life?? Enjoy it unapologetically!
Hi Lizzy! This is the perfect video to watch on a rainy Saturday morning here in Aus! Thank you for being so vulnerable. Could I please ask for the name of the Uniqlo cargos? I've been looking for a fit just like this but can't seem to find a similar pair online. Thanks so much!
try looking at getting a Spirolactone prescription, even a low dose would probably work really well. So much better than hormonal contraceptive pills.
4:12 treat yourself to an appointment with a private dermatologist
Yes I think will look into this too
get your derm to check your hormone levels through blood tests! my acne has got worse as i have turned 30 and turns out its because my hormones are all over the place!
Lovely,, need an update on the boots eyelash curler need new one waiting for u yo share the one you mentioned x
Lizzie, do you think you’ve got rosacea? Might be worth going to see a derm if it’s getting to you to see what they think? It’s only mild if it is and can help with choosing products and stuff if it is. x
Really enjoyed this video 🙌
You need acne medication, just a cleanser alone is not going to cure it. You need to see a dermatologist.
Ooo! Want to find new places to read. How do we get the list you were referring to?
I will share it in a week or so! Going to see what comments I get on this video and see what else there is to add!
What size are the Hobbs jeans ? I'm between size 8 and 10 and would help a lot to know what size are yours. Thanks in advance!! 🥲
Hey what size did you get the Adrianne Lenker t-shirt in? Saw her and she was phenomenal ❤
Hey lizzy, what size of jeans do you take in the Hobbs. I'm leggy haha usually a 27/28 ish in the waist.
Have you ever considered having a chemical peel Lizzy? I had one yesterday, so it's early days for me. Today, I currently resemble the elephant man (down time of a few days), but I am assured that my sun-damaged skin will very shortly have a totally new lease of life. I know that these peels (carried out by a Certified Dermatologist) can be super-effective for scarred/acne prone skin, as the Doctor was telling me that these are the 'most frequently asked for' peels (in his experience). I have hyper-sensitive skin and didn't think this would be something offered to me - however, they have 3 strengths available: mild, medium and deep. Just a thought.....also best to get it done during the cooler/winter months (currently Autumn here in Australia) as direct sunlight needs to be avoided for a few days. I have high hopes!
Thank you! I have always been wary of peels because I have such sensitive skin too, so this is so helpful!
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hey Lizzy whenever you are back in London, could we get a house update! it looks great! :)
One thing….keep your hands away from your face…and no makeup….might help with your skin…
I have the same Mango leather jacket😊
I love your style. Where is your robe in NYC from?
Deiji studios!
When I feel bad about my self or life, I always think about a war,like Palestine and Israel,the people in Palestine had a pretty normal life,now they do not have electricity,running water or water at all,no food,lozing a lot of fam,this helps me,my life is not the best at the moment,just have a surgery to remove a tumor from my spinol cord,and in so much pain,still lucky to live in a no war country
Absolutely, perspective is everything. Wishing you a speedy recovery too!!
Honestly the best thing for skin is Bentonite clay mask every morning for 2mins as soon as it dries out wash it off /don’t use soap, the bentonite clay replaces the soap, and castor oil/diluted with jojoba oil or rosemary oil
The castor oil and bentonite will draw out all toxins under the skin
I can't imagine having to always put on a stylish front for the internet. It's understandable that that stops being fun. Maybe it helps if you tell yourself that there's nothing wrong with being an outfit repeater? I hardly remember what I was wearing from one day to the next, so I would for sure not notice if you wore an outfit on instagram a few times per month :)
Edit: How can you say you're perpetually late to the trends, you wore the Sambas before anyone else!! Get real ;)
Thank you for your openness/honesty re: feeling shit about your appearance - I’m going through a similar period, so this made me feel less alone/weird 💛 Needless to say, you’re utterly gorgeous IMO - outside & in - but I know it’s about how feel in your own skin. Sending love + tlc, you wonderful human you xox
Hey Lizzy, I recognise a lot of what’s happening skin wise from my own experience, and it could be rosacea- in London, Dr Anjali Mahto at Self is brilliant xx
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looks like hormonal acne, possible progesterone dominance?
acne can almost never be treated with skin care alone its always symptom of a deeper issue, think about people who never use skin care but dont have acne?
ur so beautiful and ur skin is not a reflection of your value
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lovely vlog as always lizzy
Oh thank you!! Will look into that!
Lizzy, maybe you are allergic to the foundation you used? Saying that because you got redish flare straight away. Anyway maybe just take a break from using it and see how your skin feels?:)
have you tried tretinoin for your skin?
I haven’t - I’ve heard really mixed things about it!
@@LizzyHadfield it has really helped me out… I use it at night maybe 2 times a week now but was doing it every other night when my skin had breakouts.. also.. the dermalogica microfoliant exfoliator after a cleanse in the shower. 🙏🏼 I was trying everything for my skin to clear up and these two changed the game for me. I’m 34 yo btw. You’re beautiful anyway!! Just thought to share just in case 🤍🤍
@@LizzyHadfieldI have very reactive skin and used to deal with cystic acne - be cautious with Tretinoin; it really exacerbated the issue and i had to go off. I recommend cerave foaming cleanser and moisturizer, and visiting a dermatologist. A really low dose of accutane and a SUPER basic routine was the only thing that resolved my adult acne!! Best of luck ❤❤❤❤
What does Lizzy do for a job in NY?