Hey, I have really bad acne. Really really bad acne. So I went to a dermatologist (which is the best thing you can do) and they told me to apply a product which is a mixture of pure benzoyl peroxide and antibiotic. It worked really nicely. My scars started to fade and my breakouts decreased. What I'm trying to say is that if you have bad acne, please don't watch this kind of videos because these girls aren't doctors. They can know as much as they do about beauty and regular skincare, but harsh acne is a totally different topic. The best thing you can do is asking a doctor about what to do and what treatment suit better your skin type as well as which products work better for your specifict problem.
Agreed. I have a prescription for a benzoyl peroxide product and 100% told: cleanse skin, benzoyl peroxide and then moisturizer. This vid told me the other way around
Yep. My friends' bad acne actually turned out to be from a hormone imbalance that her OBGYN overlooked... which turned out to be endometriosis, aggravated by her hormone therapy formulation. Fun! Sometimes it pays to see an endocrinologist and a dermatologist. Really.
True, I tried different EXPENSIVE products from online info and nothing worked till I went to a dermatologist and surprise! What he prescribed worked and my acne was gone! Some of this products are not strong enough to deal with acne.
Victoria Quynh T no one was forcing you to follow every one of their advice tho. the gag's on you if you don't practice common sense. doesn't mean they bullshit their way thru this video tho. #nuance
I remember when I used to have a day and a night cream, but honestly there was no difference for me. Now I just use a day cream at day and night, I don't feel dehydrated or anything. Honestly if something works, just do that. I feel like the beauty industry has way too many products & are just so focused on consumerism, and if you honeslty don't feel like you need to buy something that people/brands tell you to buy, then just don't buy it.
The only reason u wouldnt use a daycream at night is if it contains spf .. Other than that, its just a cream .. your skin really doesnt know the difference.
Cerrydwenn that's true, I have a day cream that contains spf, but I don't use at night haha. Though I read somewhere that you need to use a lot of those creams to get the protection that it says on the bottle, so I usually use another sunprotection face cream if I know I'll be a lot in the sun :)
Yeah I think you should use just normal sunscreen for sunprotection when dealing with foundation etc. that is told to have SPF. Not sure how good sunprotection ordinary creams have :D
I tend not to put anything on during the day because my skin has gotten all it’s moisture from my cream at night. I just rinse my face with warm water and go. I should use spf cream but honestly I feel like I’m okay without it. Everybody is different
Ane Emelia sings you technically need to reapply SPF every 4 hours to actually get the benefit of it - so all this SPF in skincare and foundations are great if you only wear it for short intervals
Your skin’s needs change over time. What worked great at 30, isn’t enough when you hit 40, and so on. I find I have to reassess my skin every few years.
If you get a spot treatment from the doctors, eg an antibiotic cream such as zineryt, you should put it on after you cleanse, wait for it to dry and then apply moisturiser, or as the instructions say.
@@diegobernal4267 Also be careful about your pillow cases and pyjamas! Benzoyle peroxyde can bleach fabrics, I used to have this BP cream and I ruined my pillow cases because I'd roll around at night and put cream everywhere 😭
Yup! Acne.org has saved my skin and they tell you to put the treatment on before moisturizer......and it’s definitely helped my skin and fixed my acne problem so the fact that they are saying to use it after moisturizer makes me question where they are even getting their information from...
dezb nope! They are completely wrong. Why would you put treatment on moisturized skin? Doesn’t make sense because the moisturizer is getting in the way of the treatment. I suggest letting it dry after cleansing and then putting moisturizer on after the treatment dries. Also look at acne.org for my information
Apply spot treatment creams or serums at the end of the routine Apply moisturizer before Benzoyl peroxide Don't exfoliate when your skin is peeling Vitamin c not with niacinamide ( you can try with expections)
I call bs on the day/night creams. the fact that one is more nourishing and the other less is true, but that it affects skin in any way just because you're sleeping is reaching. I'd say don't wear day cream at night if it has spf because that is just not useful and you'd need more extensive cleansing in the morning, and for some people nourishing creams might be too thick to wear under makeup and so on. But they are definitely not formulated with skin regeneration during sleep in mind.
this comment turned out harsh. SORRY. everything else in the video was very interesting and probably useful to consider. this is a good series of videos! i don't mean to be negative.
The lie is that moisture exist. ..the true is there aren't any osmosis (absorbing) out of "moisture creams' the only thing you could do to stay hydrated it's drink water. The effect that creams that claim to give moisture is just emollient effect that soften the shape edges of molecules but there is no way that moisture or water can penetrate the skin from outside. Watch dr dray channel talks about skin care. She's a researcher on skin and specialist in cancer rrsearch in groups of california university's.
@@conexos2007 dang thats wild! I've heard before that creams are just there to make a barrier that doesnt let skin lose moisture. I'll check out that chanel. Tnks
no if they are harsh, they should not be worn in the day, the sun would burn your skin, that's the main reason. Also some are very oily you would look like you applied vasaline on your face
Not all they suggested were.. You don't have to buy the brand product, like the mixed essential oils. You can just buy a pure essential oil that'll be much cheaper
it all depends on the ingredients. some of them should not be refrigerated. some of them should. most of them are fine at room temperature. personally, since *_most_* skincare products are made to be stored at room temperature, i don't think they should to be refrigerated. the only time to put skincare in your fridge is if you have problem with puffiness in your under eye area. then chilling eye crem/gel would be beneficial. otherwise, there is really no use.
I remember going to the dermathologist and getting said that pure benzoyl peroxide will save my skin. So I bought it, used and my skin friggin fell apart, it was horrible. For two weeks my skin was burning, red and flacky and i had to cover my face in shame! Didn't use it for months but then wanted to givethe guy a second chance necause my skin was getting worse and worse. Now i use benzoyl peroxide daily and my skin is amazing! Thanks to you girls I can even make it work better :)
It's a really strong ingredient, I really haven't found it to be beneficial either! So we really have to just test and see if it's useful for our own situations, even if things are labelled as helpful, each persons skin is just so different - so it's okay! Glad to hear it's all working out, and your skin is better now! Thanks so much for sharing! - Fel ☺
You have to work your way up to using it daily. I wonder what percentage you had started with. Even at a low percentage you really only need a little amount
Kryssi M I mean I used to have acne I used a $2 face cleanser with salicylic acid and my acne is gone, my skin is fresh and clear and glowy. I didn’t even drink a lot of water
@@amnaamin6390 yep, you can get great skin care items for cheap. It all depends on where you're looking. I've recently started my skin care journey and none of my products are over $15. Now, my skin is looking better than it has in years. My black heads are all but gone. 3 weeks btw
Everyone is saying that they promote too expensive products but really they just promote ones that are effective and good! They promote a good range of skincare prices in my opinion especially as skincare isn’t rly cheap - at least not for the good ones !!! Also they do know what they r talking about as I follow their videos and reccomend actions and my skin is super good ! 👍🏼👍🏼💗💗
i have very dry and eczema prone skin and i SWEAR by using a night cream as my daytime moisturizer as i find that most "day creams" to be too lightweight and not truly moisturizing
When it comes to skin care... you get what you pay for. Cheep product = poorly sourced ingredients = bad for the environment = bad or poorly researched ingredient combinations
Use coconut oil or almond oil and you'll be fine. I'm a dermatologist. Trust me. It's all marketing. You'll be better off just using a nourishing oil and changing the amount you use in the morning Vs at night. These girls are getting paid to talk about these products but not stating it. Rather dishonest.
@@GirlyEnglishGamer coconut oil is highly comedogenic... and i can say that that will not work for most people, especially those with problematic skin (acne, eczema, ect) maybe if you have normal skin that isn't oily nor dry. But even then, anyone using coconut oil on their face is a tragedy.
Idk if this person is actually a dermatologist but as a med student I know that you can’t recommend coconut oil/any one skin product to someone without consulting them. And yes, coconut oil is comedogenic!
I am so glad I found this channel. I’ve made a minor mistake and that was putting my essential oil before my moisturizer. Thank you for the advise, but I do have a question. I might already know the answer, if I put my essential oil on after my moisturizer, would I apply my spf after the essential oil? Also, is there a book you can recommend where can I lean about all the ingredients that are in skin care, how they benefit your skin, what not to use with them so they don’t damage or irritate you skin?
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Yeah I’ve been to many dermatologist and they all basically said to wash my face wait until is dry and then apply the spot treatment/ topical treatment and to apply moisturizer around it..
oooh my lord!!!! i have been getting the weird inflammatory rash around my jaw and neck for months now and had no idea why. I'm just now learning its the combination of my Summers Friday Jet Lag + vitamin C moisturizer. ahhhh so grateful for this video right now lol
Aw thanks so much for the comment! We just try to make it as easy to understand as possible, because with all the products out there it's confusing enough! So the more we know, the better decisions we can make for ourselves 😘- Fel x
True. I used spot treatment on unopen spot and it was there even on the 4th day. It works well if I pop the acne or pimple, wash my face, clean with toner and apply the spot treatment. Acne does takes time though. But if you caught an acne when it just started to start, you have higher chance to combat it without popping it first. I love salicylate better than benzoyl because benzoyl just dried my skin but didn't clear my acne. Anyway, thanks for this nice video, I learned a lot. 😊 Can you girls do a video on how to whiten the eye area? I use whitening product so my face area is whiter than my upper eyes area, I somehow look as if I used eyeshadow even though I didn't.
Haiii, that's so great to hear! Thanks for sharing your experience! Prevention is always better than cure, but sometimes when the pimples need to come out, they just gotta come and so better that we know the right steps to take so that they can disappear as quickly as possible right hahha. Make sure regardless of how your skin is, you're moisturizing well so that your skin is happy and hydrated, and that can actually solve a lot of problems too! Eye area is difficult, because it could be things related to sleep and also diet. Make sure you're getting in at least 7-8 hours of sleep. You can dry a eye cream that's for brightening too, there a lot of different types you can pick from depending on how much you want to spend. But at the end of the day, what will truly fix it from within are changes in your lifestyle, starting from sleep and what you eat :) Hope that helps! - Fel 😘
@@BeautyWithin Wah. You replied. Yes, will do that. Currently searching for an Korean eye cream because I love Korean products so much. Thank you Fel 😍😘
Love how you back up your arguments with science (correct science). Like this your channel appears more trustworthy!!! Just missing the papers in your introduction xD haha Thank you and keep on the good work!!
Aww hahhah thanks so much for the comment! We definitely do try to give you guys the most researched answers and methods possible! There's just so much out there, so we hope to clear up the confusion when it comes to skincare one video at a time heheh. Thanks so much for watching! 🤓- Fel x
I have to say, in watching just 2 of your videos , I’ve learned more than I have in watching hundreds of other beauty vids! Fantastic work ladies!!! 💖💖💖
I've been told by SOOOO many people, including my derm, that benzoyl should go on before a moisturizer. Always. Which studies say it's better to do the opposite?
Aww thanks so much! Means a lottt, we appreciate you!! Thanks for commenting and hope you stay tuned for more content! 😊Hopefully we can increase more videos each week! Fel 😘🌹
I'll stick to my dermatologist advice. I don't even know half the items you're showing and you're right. We're not all the same and some things that may work against you may work wonders for someone else.
Ooh, that’s a great question. I have no idea, but I wonder if a dermatologist would say to base the timing of your skincare around your sleep instead of the typical “morning” and “evening” routine
Def a good eye cream lol. Also helps with the bags. And keep your skin moisturized... so a good moisturizer with at least glycerin in it.. do you wear makeup during night shifts? Just remember to cleanse after you get home and before you go to bed
I'm brand new to your channel and am loving it so far! Can you do a vegan/cruelty free skincare routine!? I find it hard to find great products for these and then also find it hard to use the products in the correct order. Thanks!
I have no day and night cream. Bit that is more because I have highly sensitive skin and allergirs😯 I use Biotherm blue therapy cream in oil. I have the facial cleaner as well. My skin loves it and it has gotten so much better since I started using it! If I get dry flakes I use a menthol cream. Works so well!
These vids are super helpful and very necessary. There is constantly a new beauty "IT" thing and sorting through the unnecessary chaff really gets daunting. I'm sure all of us have had that moment where we felt that we needed ALL of the skincare things! Sadly, much of it is like a science project that many don't really understand how to navigate. Mixing two "skincare enemies" could really jack up your skin, without doing the proper homework it's taking a big chance ☹️
you can't imagine how grateful I am for this video! when you were talking about the right way to use spot treatment I thought I must be doing something wrong, but turns out my gut feeling told me right haha, I've always used it at the very end of my skincare! ✨ you guys are amazing ❤
It's been shown that spot treatments should be applied after cleansing before moisturizer. This is because the treatment can get to the pore much more easily and has a chance to be more effective. You just either moisturize around the area or wash of the spot treatment then apply moisturizer over the entire face.
VITAMIN C TIP: it stores better in dark-coloured bottles. The Abnormal Skincare Company sell certain products in their The Ordinary skincare range in dark bottles and others in clear bottles. Their concentrates and serums containing Vitamin C are all in dark bottles, along with some others. They also have detailed instructions on how to use each of their products i.e., time of day, those that work well together and those that don't. The Ordinary skincare range is also fantastic for those on a budget and in need of something a little extra.
Can you do a video about facial redness? My cheeks right under my eyes have been red since before I can remember and i can’t seem to figure out what’s causing it or how to make it go away. Would really appreciate your help:)
Ranvá Kjartansdóttir Hansen hi, as a med student I would recommend seeing your dermatologist to ask about conditions like rosacea if it’s bothering you. Sorry you’re dealing with that and good luck 🙂
i don’t know what can help it, but if you want to cover it up without using makeup you should try the Dr. Jart tiger grass cream. it’s by far the BEST at covering up redness, truly the only thing that’s worked well for me!
Hmm... I was advised by many sources (including the packaging) of the usage for Benzoyl Peroxide to clean our faces then put on the cream for 10-15 mins then wash it off and follow with the normal skin routine. I thought you're not meant to get the direct sunlight with the cream on also. (I did that and now I don't get any pimples/acnes)
But Wayne goss just said his professional dermatologist said you could make a cocktail and put your skincare on like that so I don’t think there’s a wrong way
You can, but the downside is it wont work as well, since you are only using a small bit you wont get the full potential of the product. So personally I find it is best to use the layer system instead 😊
Making a cocktail out of it lessens the strength of the product but it's a great way to work something into your regimen that would otherwise be too strong for your skin. Cocktail for a week or two then try layering the products at full force to get the full benefit of your serum once your face acclimates.
I got a question! What about if I work at night, how should I use those products or how should be my routine! I am so sorry about my English and greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
You will be able to tell don't worry. It becomes gunky and thick, not runny and translucent like it did in the beginning. I left my bottle with only a little left in it to use something else and then came back to it after a while and it had solid dark orange bits suspended in the liquid. Mind you this was ~2 years after I had initially opened it so it takes a long while to go bad.
It's just a common misconception. When unstable forms of vitamin c and niacinamide are combined in high temperatures they react badly. Anything you use, wether internally or externally, should be stable, and your body temperature would never be that high.
You can take/eat vitamin C, you basically have it in your body all the time (luckily !), but I guess the form of the vitamin C, its concentration in the skin or where it's located in the skin make it not reactive to the acids or the other things.
Like micro needling ? They can but 1. If it’s an at home treatment u need to be very careful about keeping it clean. Also it can be damaging if you use it aggressively or too often.
This was SO informative!!! The only part i have been doing wrong is sometimes ive used my vitamin c "morning" time cleanser in the evening when i always use a product at night with niacinamide in it...now i know to NEVER use my vitamin c cleanser in the evening ever...thanks you guys!
Its really not a big deal. The vit c + niacinamide thing dates back to research from the 60's. Its only an issue when theyre combined in a high-temperature environment for a long time, in a way that would never happen outside of a lab situation. Dont worry ... its all fine.
Wow thanx a lot guys I have been using benzoyl peroxide the wrong way for years now. Used to apply benzoyl peroxide after cleansing and then moisturise
Jackson Weaver actually it does, the skin regenerates at night making skin look calm when you wake up, i can tell the difference in mine. It’s a fact :) there’s more i have to say but it’s tpo long to say but i’m just telling you that the skin does recognize sleep.
alisson :D exactly! Has to do with circadian rhythms. Plus night creams usually have certain ingredients your skin needs to absorb while it repairs itself while you sleep.
Jackson Weaver Nightcream is thicker than a regular day moisturizers. You can’t use nightcream during the day because all your normal oil and sweat gets trapped with dust and bacteria...
I used the Mario badescu spot treatment on one of my pimples & the next morning, my skin was peeling @ it caused to show my flesh & basically caused a burn on the middle of my cheek. It’s now been 3 months & the scar from the burn is still there, which kinda sucks
I use benzoyl peroxide after cleansing & before moisturiser because that’s what the instructions say. The brand I use is Benzac Ac, my skin has drastically improved so the tip of using moisturiser before benzoyl peroxide confuses me. Does that only apply for when you’re using it as spot treatment? Because the acne.org regime also says to use benzoyl peroxide before moisturiser.
Copper also causes vit C to oxidise. I learnt this when I didn't know why my skin was turning orange. Turns out my moisturiser had copper in it, which I was ptting over a vit C serum.
Its kina amazing because i begged wishtrend channel to do a video on what to combine and what to be careful not to combine and i got ignored so im glad at least someone is doing it
Wow that's great to hear, I'm glad we could help! But also, we're actually doing a collab with Wishtrend in the next upcoming video on Tuesday/Wednesday! So make sure you stay tuned for that! hehehe. Thanks for commenting! - Fel 😜
What if you work at night? What is the correct use or order for day/night cream? Coz my night is literally my day and my night is literally my day. Hope you will notice my question. 🙏
so is this channel owned by a tv station or corporation of some sort? i just curious because before i used to only see one girl on here and i thought it was her personal channel. i still like the other girls too , just curious
Yes we are part of a media company, so Mia was the original host which was the one you probably are thinking of. But we have 2 others, Rowena and Felicia (myself) 🙃We all have slightly different skin types, so with that it's more natural being able to offer you guys a wider range of recommendations based on each of our experiences 😊Thanks for commenting! - Fel 😘
I think some of the way they put and touch the skin is very thick, the koreans are usually very kind as they touch the skin, here they are the other way around.
I am wondering, are those women without make up trying the products are the same women that are hosting this video??? If yes, then that is crazzzzzyyyyyy!!! Hallelujah for make up!
This video is just cringe. Please do some real research next time. Vitamin C and niacinamide can be used together, that myth has been debunked. Kind of Stephen has a great blog post on it. Even if you’re sensitive niacinamide doesn’t make it any more irritating than Vit C alone. And this is specific to L-AA, the only Vit C that is irritating or can oxidize. Many essential oils are not safe for skin and citrus oils cause photosensitivity. And moisturizer is moisturizer, no difference between night and day... just pick a product that works for your skin type and issues
Hi, Vous avez raison la vitamine C et niacinamide peuvent être utilisées ensemble. The studies showing incompatibility between niacinamide and vitamin C date back to the early 1960s (yes, that far). These studies were off from the start because they used non-stabilized forms of both ingredients, whereas both ingredients are typically stabilized when used in modern-day cosmetics formulas. Niacinamide is a pretty “tough” ingredient; light and air don’t have the same effect on it as they do on antioxidants like vitamin C. What’s important for niacinamide is that the product be formulated at a pH that’s close to neutral. Vitamin C (pure ascorbic acid), on the other hand, does best in a low-pH (acidic) environment. However, nicotinic acid-the undesirable by-product of niacinamide and vitamin C-becomes an issue only when the niacinamide and vitamin C are combined in a high-temperature environment for a long time. That temperature is higher than you’d find in most at-home scenarios, including leaving a box of skincare products sitting outside in the sun for a couple of days. Also, it’s important to point out that this concern applies only to pure vitamin C, not to its many other forms (such as magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, and ascorbyl glucoside). So, to reiterate, combining ascorbic or l-ascorbic acid with niacinamide is fine. In short, any studies that show a definite issue from combining niacinamide and vitamin C were conducted in an environment that does not reflect what average skincare products experience during development, manufacturing, or in real-world storage and usage
Evol Harobed because it’s 100% incorrect. No reason at all to play it safe. Also there’s other inaccuracies in the video so the entire thing is cringe.
not to mention that a lot of night creams have sun-sensitive ingredients (they go bad or change under sunlight) or ingredients that make your skin sun-sensitive (burn more easily etc.) Using night products in the day can lead to permanent discoloration, irritation and other negative reactions!
The amount of outright false information in this video is cringe worthy. I wonder if they could provide any evidence of their claims, specifically from peer reviewed journals. I won't hold my breath.
Can you do a video of face moisturizers that do not have silicones? I have dry skin, and silicones act as a barrier. So, how are Face moisturizers helping get moisture in my skin and leaving bad stuff trapped in my skin?
Your point in not mixing vitamin c and niacinamide - the klairs freshly juiced vitamin c serum is vitamin c, and the freshly juiced vitamin E mask has niacinamide in it. They always promoted mixing these two together, just wondering if we should stop using it together? Even if they're from the same line?
In another video I understood that we should use treatments before moisturizer (moisturizer should be the last step). And I used to applied benzoyl peroxide after, so I started using it before, and it kinda worked better but I do feel my skin sensitive when I wake up. And I just did it again tonight and two minutes after you clarify that benzoyl peroxide should be after moisturizing so... today’s the last time.
I use the ordinary’s Vitamin C solution and Niacinamide +Zinc and after that Klair’s Vitamin C leave on mask, it didn’t seem to affect my acne-prone skin
I actually used Paulas choice BHA exfoliant at night and the ordinary niacinimide in the morning. And I broke out into a small rash around my eyes. Luckily it went away
LovelyMayhem good morning! Which Vit C did you purchase? I bought the one from Mario Badescu back in June. I use it every other night along with the seaweed night cream. I haven’t seen any results. Matter of fact; they irritated my face.
Not sure if this will help anyone but the spot treatment with calamine powder is sold at Walgreens for just $7 and as you saw the rest up there were more money and it worked for me it’s called acne spot drying lotion ✨ save that coin ✨
I seriously need a spreadsheet for all of these ingredients and combinations and when to use them.
I'm building my list, I can share it when I finish research.
Omg pls share it to me
@@N1s2k1 This would be incredibly useful thank you!
Waiting for the spres sheet plz
@Nesu lin I wantt
Hey, I have really bad acne. Really really bad acne. So I went to a dermatologist (which is the best thing you can do) and they told me to apply a product which is a mixture of pure benzoyl peroxide and antibiotic. It worked really nicely. My scars started to fade and my breakouts decreased.
What I'm trying to say is that if you have bad acne, please don't watch this kind of videos because these girls aren't doctors. They can know as much as they do about beauty and regular skincare, but harsh acne is a totally different topic.
The best thing you can do is asking a doctor about what to do and what treatment suit better your skin type as well as which products work better for your specifict problem.
Agreed. I have a prescription for a benzoyl peroxide product and 100% told: cleanse skin, benzoyl peroxide and then moisturizer. This vid told me the other way around
Yep. My friends' bad acne actually turned out to be from a hormone imbalance that her OBGYN overlooked... which turned out to be endometriosis, aggravated by her hormone therapy formulation. Fun! Sometimes it pays to see an endocrinologist and a dermatologist. Really.
True, I tried different EXPENSIVE products from online info and nothing worked till I went to a dermatologist and surprise! What he prescribed worked and my acne was gone! Some of this products are not strong enough to deal with acne.
Victoria Quynh T no one was forcing you to follow every one of their advice tho. the gag's on you if you don't practice common sense. doesn't mean they bullshit their way thru this video tho. #nuance
C. A. N. Lol speak for yourself. There's been plenty of horror stories of dermatologist "advice" that didn't work out.
I remember when I used to have a day and a night cream, but honestly there was no difference for me. Now I just use a day cream at day and night, I don't feel dehydrated or anything. Honestly if something works, just do that. I feel like the beauty industry has way too many products & are just so focused on consumerism, and if you honeslty don't feel like you need to buy something that people/brands tell you to buy, then just don't buy it.
The only reason u wouldnt use a daycream at night is if it contains spf .. Other than that, its just a cream .. your skin really doesnt know the difference.
Cerrydwenn that's true, I have a day cream that contains spf, but I don't use at night haha. Though I read somewhere that you need to use a lot of those creams to get the protection that it says on the bottle, so I usually use another sunprotection face cream if I know I'll be a lot in the sun :)
Yeah I think you should use just normal sunscreen for sunprotection when dealing with foundation etc. that is told to have SPF. Not sure how good sunprotection ordinary creams have :D
I tend not to put anything on during the day because my skin has gotten all it’s moisture from my cream at night. I just rinse my face with warm water and go. I should use spf cream but honestly I feel like I’m okay without it. Everybody is different
Ane Emelia sings you technically need to reapply SPF every 4 hours to actually get the benefit of it - so all this SPF in skincare and foundations are great if you only wear it for short intervals
I’m starting to accept the fact that i’m never gonna understand my skin...
Maja Dideriksen same i feel you
Same and my hair too 😪
I understand, I tried everything and even gave up on dermatologist. Have you tried sulfur soap? It literally is the only thing that has helped me!!!
Your skin’s needs change over time. What worked great at 30, isn’t enough when you hit 40, and so on. I find I have to reassess my skin every few years.
You need a dermatologist
Can you ladies do drugstore skincare plz !
Inger Ek ?????????
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JazzyJacy what do you mean
drugstore products
Why is everyone having such a hard time understanding this? DRUG STORE SKINCARE- USES PRODUCTS FROM THE _DRUGSTORE_
If you get a spot treatment from the doctors, eg an antibiotic cream such as zineryt, you should put it on after you cleanse, wait for it to dry and then apply moisturiser, or as the instructions say.
I have a benzoil peroxide gel and I leave it all night, should I remove it and apply moisturizer after it drys???
@@diegobernal4267 how thick do you apply it? I would say use a thin layer of it for spot treatment, wait til it dries, then apply moisturizer.
@@diegobernal4267 Also be careful about your pillow cases and pyjamas! Benzoyle peroxyde can bleach fabrics, I used to have this BP cream and I ruined my pillow cases because I'd roll around at night and put cream everywhere 😭
Yup! Acne.org has saved my skin and they tell you to put the treatment on before moisturizer......and it’s definitely helped my skin and fixed my acne problem so the fact that they are saying to use it after moisturizer makes me question where they are even getting their information from...
dezb nope! They are completely wrong. Why would you put treatment on moisturized skin? Doesn’t make sense because the moisturizer is getting in the way of the treatment. I suggest letting it dry after cleansing and then putting moisturizer on after the treatment dries. Also look at acne.org for my information
Vitamin C and Niacinamide can actually be used together. Only when they are stored in very high temperature that they can’t be used together.
babygunz0604 right!
Oh. I used them together once on accident and my skin started burning/ itching. They've never been stored in high temperatures...
babygunz0604 Yeah that myth been busted. Although if you have sensitive skin there might be a reaction. Most people it’s fine.
I combined them once before by accident and nothing happened lmao
I do it regularly and I've never had any issues before.
Apply spot treatment creams or serums at the end of the routine
Apply moisturizer before Benzoyl peroxide
Don't exfoliate when your skin is peeling
Vitamin c not with niacinamide ( you can try with expections)
I call bs on the day/night creams. the fact that one is more nourishing and the other less is true, but that it affects skin in any way just because you're sleeping is reaching. I'd say don't wear day cream at night if it has spf because that is just not useful and you'd need more extensive cleansing in the morning, and for some people nourishing creams might be too thick to wear under makeup and so on. But they are definitely not formulated with skin regeneration during sleep in mind.
this comment turned out harsh. SORRY. everything else in the video was very interesting and probably useful to consider. this is a good series of videos! i don't mean to be negative.
The lie is that moisture exist. ..the true is there aren't any osmosis (absorbing) out of "moisture creams' the only thing you could do to stay hydrated it's drink water. The effect that creams that claim to give moisture is just emollient effect that soften the shape edges of molecules but there is no way that moisture or water can penetrate the skin from outside. Watch dr dray channel talks about skin care. She's a researcher on skin and specialist in cancer rrsearch in groups of california university's.
@@conexos2007 dang thats wild! I've heard before that creams are just there to make a barrier that doesnt let skin lose moisture. I'll check out that chanel. Tnks
no if they are harsh, they should not be worn in the day, the sun would burn your skin, that's the main reason. Also some are very oily you would look like you applied vasaline on your face
It's very true!! The side effects Happened to me...
damn, the products you promote are so effin expensive.
sicksadgirl innisfree is probably one of the more cheaper labels 😬 but the other ones...super expensive.
Do they receive $ for promoting them?
Probably paid sponsorship to talk shit about these other brands
You get what you pay for! You take care of your skin now, you’ll age well.
Not all they suggested were.. You don't have to buy the brand product, like the mixed essential oils. You can just buy a pure essential oil that'll be much cheaper
This channel makes me appreciate the chemistry behind products. You're amazing guys!!
Will you please cover the effects of refrigerating skincare products? Does it diminish efficacy?
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it just makes it have a cooking effect and makes it feel good on ur face
lol cooking effect... that sounds horrific im dead.... ahhaha
it all depends on the ingredients. some of them should not be refrigerated. some of them should. most of them are fine at room temperature.
personally, since *_most_* skincare products are made to be stored at room temperature, i don't think they should to be refrigerated. the only time to put skincare in your fridge is if you have problem with puffiness in your under eye area. then chilling eye crem/gel would be beneficial. otherwise, there is really no use.
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I remember going to the dermathologist and getting said that pure benzoyl peroxide will save my skin. So I bought it, used and my skin friggin fell apart, it was horrible. For two weeks my skin was burning, red and flacky and i had to cover my face in shame! Didn't use it for months but then wanted to givethe guy a second chance necause my skin was getting worse and worse. Now i use benzoyl peroxide daily and my skin is amazing! Thanks to you girls I can even make it work better :)
It's a really strong ingredient, I really haven't found it to be beneficial either! So we really have to just test and see if it's useful for our own situations, even if things are labelled as helpful, each persons skin is just so different - so it's okay! Glad to hear it's all working out, and your skin is better now! Thanks so much for sharing! - Fel ☺
Thats awesome, Im glad you made it work! I'd love to know, how do you incorporate benzoyl peroxide into your daily routine?
You have to work your way up to using it daily. I wonder what percentage you had started with. Even at a low percentage you really only need a little amount
Can u guys promote more cheaper products please?
Sone6 66 acc there are cheap products that could be great too
Sone6 66 true
Try the Ordinary, sold at Sephora. Very inexpensive
Kryssi M I mean I used to have acne I used a $2 face cleanser with salicylic acid and my acne is gone, my skin is fresh and clear and glowy. I didn’t even drink a lot of water
@@amnaamin6390 yep, you can get great skin care items for cheap. It all depends on where you're looking. I've recently started my skin care journey and none of my products are over $15. Now, my skin is looking better than it has in years. My black heads are all but gone. 3 weeks btw
Everyone is saying that they promote too expensive products but really they just promote ones that are effective and good! They promote a good range of skincare prices in my opinion especially as skincare isn’t rly cheap - at least not for the good ones !!! Also they do know what they r talking about as I follow their videos and reccomend actions and my skin is super good ! 👍🏼👍🏼💗💗
i have very dry and eczema prone skin and i SWEAR by using a night cream as my daytime moisturizer as i find that most "day creams" to be too lightweight and not truly moisturizing
I just tried this Hyaqua moisture soothing cream during these winter months and it has been a lifesaver as my daytime moisturizer
well wearing sunscreen means i need to use lighter daycream unless i want to look greasy. and i have dry skin.
I have to say the Kate Summerville spot treatment does work better than the Mb one!
drunken elephant $80, you have to be drunk to buy that **** for that price
Hahahahha this is awesome, and quite true actually 😊- fel
When it comes to skin care... you get what you pay for. Cheep product = poorly sourced ingredients = bad for the environment = bad or poorly researched ingredient combinations
Bailey Gagliano not always true, for example The Ordinary skincare
@@baileygagliano9561 Not true there are actually some good affordable products that are better than the expensive ones.
@@BeautyWithin hii.. Can use spot treatment cream after moisturiser ?? Plzz reply..
shea butter is my go to skin care product. Dark under eyes, acne scars, fleaky skin, wrinkles, whatever it is! Just try, it's really cheap too
I never realised how important it is to use night and day creams at the right time. Educational as always!
Use coconut oil or almond oil and you'll be fine. I'm a dermatologist. Trust me. It's all marketing. You'll be better off just using a nourishing oil and changing the amount you use in the morning Vs at night. These girls are getting paid to talk about these products but not stating it. Rather dishonest.
@@GirlyEnglishGamer coconut oil is highly comedogenic... and i can say that that will not work for most people, especially those with problematic skin (acne, eczema, ect) maybe if you have normal skin that isn't oily nor dry. But even then, anyone using coconut oil on their face is a tragedy.
@@GirlyEnglishGamer yikes coconut oil? that breaks me out
Idk if this person is actually a dermatologist but as a med student I know that you can’t recommend coconut oil/any one skin product to someone without consulting them. And yes, coconut oil is comedogenic!
I am so glad I found this channel. I’ve made a minor mistake and that was putting my essential oil before my moisturizer. Thank you for the advise, but I do have a question. I might already know the answer, if I put my essential oil on after my moisturizer, would I apply my spf after the essential oil? Also, is there a book you can recommend where can I lean about all the ingredients that are in skin care, how they benefit your skin, what not to use with them so they don’t damage or irritate you skin?
Plz make video on how to reduce darkness at the corners of lips
victoria cathilene I found cold pressed almond oil mixed with the ordinary l-asorbic powder really helped around my mouth.
Komi B Thanks for helping each other out!! Your personal experience really is so beneficial. Thanks for sharing! 😘
victoria cathilene Christianity is an anti-Human; anti-Natural; anti-Spiritual; anti-Scientific programme of death and destruction, and there is so much proof of that. It was stolen; twisted; perverted; and corrupted from very, very ancient Paganism, which is based on and around Humanity; Nature; Spirituality; and Science, where there is also so much proof of that.
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-> joyofsatan. org
@@ingerek6198 , lol who asked for that
Yeah I’ve been to many dermatologist and they all basically said to wash my face wait until is dry and then apply the spot treatment/ topical treatment and to apply moisturizer around it..
oooh my lord!!!! i have been getting the weird inflammatory rash around my jaw and neck for months now and had no idea why. I'm just now learning its the combination of my Summers Friday Jet Lag + vitamin C moisturizer. ahhhh so grateful for this video right now lol
I live how you explain everthing with science. It’s an really easy way to explain and convince us that it works !
Aw thanks so much for the comment! We just try to make it as easy to understand as possible, because with all the products out there it's confusing enough! So the more we know, the better decisions we can make for ourselves 😘- Fel x
True. I used spot treatment on unopen spot and it was there even on the 4th day. It works well if I pop the acne or pimple, wash my face, clean with toner and apply the spot treatment. Acne does takes time though. But if you caught an acne when it just started to start, you have higher chance to combat it without popping it first. I love salicylate better than benzoyl because benzoyl just dried my skin but didn't clear my acne. Anyway, thanks for this nice video, I learned a lot. 😊 Can you girls do a video on how to whiten the eye area? I use whitening product so my face area is whiter than my upper eyes area, I somehow look as if I used eyeshadow even though I didn't.
Haiii, that's so great to hear! Thanks for sharing your experience! Prevention is always better than cure, but sometimes when the pimples need to come out, they just gotta come and so better that we know the right steps to take so that they can disappear as quickly as possible right hahha. Make sure regardless of how your skin is, you're moisturizing well so that your skin is happy and hydrated, and that can actually solve a lot of problems too! Eye area is difficult, because it could be things related to sleep and also diet. Make sure you're getting in at least 7-8 hours of sleep. You can dry a eye cream that's for brightening too, there a lot of different types you can pick from depending on how much you want to spend. But at the end of the day, what will truly fix it from within are changes in your lifestyle, starting from sleep and what you eat :) Hope that helps! - Fel 😘
@@BeautyWithin Wah. You replied. Yes, will do that. Currently searching for an Korean eye cream because I love Korean products so much. Thank you Fel 😍😘
Love how you back up your arguments with science (correct science). Like this your channel appears more trustworthy!!! Just missing the papers in your introduction xD haha
Thank you and keep on the good work!!
Aww hahhah thanks so much for the comment! We definitely do try to give you guys the most researched answers and methods possible! There's just so much out there, so we hope to clear up the confusion when it comes to skincare one video at a time heheh. Thanks so much for watching! 🤓- Fel x
Too much talking in the beginning starts at 1:40
Thanks!
Thank you
Thank you ♥️
Hey is that youngk in your profile pictures?
Also, never use citrus essential oils during the day. It can cause spots and blemishes.
Hye... please make a video on small bumps on the face...and how to get rid from them. I am so tense about my face.
Rajinder Kaur I’ve been reading a lot about fungal acne and how anti dandruff shampoo helps tiny bumps
I have to say, in watching just 2 of your videos , I’ve learned more than I have in watching hundreds of other beauty vids! Fantastic work ladies!!! 💖💖💖
I use vitamin C during mormings while Niacinamide during evemings
I've been told by SOOOO many people, including my derm, that benzoyl should go on before a moisturizer. Always. Which studies say it's better to do the opposite?
M Hlib you go lightest to thickest so moisturizer should go on last
For the spot treatment(Kate),it said on the cap do not shake. I see you shake already to get the pink thing
I am ALWAYS learning so much from you two!!! You are a power team and are a gift to me and your subscribers!!!
Aww thanks so much! Means a lottt, we appreciate you!! Thanks for commenting and hope you stay tuned for more content! 😊Hopefully we can increase more videos each week! Fel 😘🌹
citrus causes blemishes for me, also grapefruit(in a soap) and peaches (as in soap and glory milk soap)
I'll stick to my dermatologist advice. I don't even know half the items you're showing and you're right. We're not all the same and some things that may work against you may work wonders for someone else.
Benzoyl peroxide is actually really great for clearing blackheads idk why they said not to
This is the best channel i've found that explains everything perfectly. Thank you so much.
wow.. honestly thank you for this. My biggest take on this was adding moisturizer before anything
How about if you are working graveyard shifts? Im talking about call center agents or people working at night until the wee hours.. Any ideas? Thanks
Ooh, that’s a great question. I have no idea, but I wonder if a dermatologist would say to base the timing of your skincare around your sleep instead of the typical “morning” and “evening” routine
Def a good eye cream lol. Also helps with the bags. And keep your skin moisturized... so a good moisturizer with at least glycerin in it.. do you wear makeup during night shifts? Just remember to cleanse after you get home and before you go to bed
I'm brand new to your channel and am loving it so far! Can you do a vegan/cruelty free skincare routine!? I find it hard to find great products for these and then also find it hard to use the products in the correct order. Thanks!
I have no day and night cream. Bit that is more because I have highly sensitive skin and allergirs😯
I use Biotherm blue therapy cream in oil. I have the facial cleaner as well. My skin loves it and it has gotten so much better since I started using it! If I get dry flakes I use a menthol cream. Works so well!
These vids are super helpful and very necessary. There is constantly a new beauty "IT" thing and sorting through the unnecessary chaff really gets daunting. I'm sure all of us have had that moment where we felt that we needed ALL of the skincare things! Sadly, much of it is like a science project that many don't really understand how to navigate. Mixing two "skincare enemies" could really jack up your skin, without doing the proper homework it's taking a big chance ☹️
I find that pairing the DE VIT C with the B Hydration. Skin is bright and luminous
I use Aloe Vera as my night cream so I’m good! 😂
Oooh. I use aloe Vera gel in the daytime, and it works well for me
you can't imagine how grateful I am for this video! when you were talking about the right way to use spot treatment I thought I must be doing something wrong, but turns out my gut feeling told me right haha, I've always used it at the very end of my skincare! ✨
you guys are amazing ❤
It's been shown that spot treatments should be applied after cleansing before moisturizer. This is because the treatment can get to the pore much more easily and has a chance to be more effective. You just either moisturize around the area or wash of the spot treatment then apply moisturizer over the entire face.
VITAMIN C TIP: it stores better in dark-coloured bottles.
The Abnormal Skincare Company sell certain products in their The Ordinary skincare range in dark bottles and others in clear bottles. Their concentrates and serums containing Vitamin C are all in dark bottles, along with some others. They also have detailed instructions on how to use each of their products i.e., time of day, those that work well together and those that don't. The Ordinary skincare range is also fantastic for those on a budget and in need of something a little extra.
Can you do a video about facial redness? My cheeks right under my eyes have been red since before I can remember and i can’t seem to figure out what’s causing it or how to make it go away. Would really appreciate your help:)
Ranvá Kjartansdóttir Hansen hi, as a med student I would recommend seeing your dermatologist to ask about conditions like rosacea if it’s bothering you. Sorry you’re dealing with that and good luck 🙂
Laura Morgan thanks for your help:)
i don’t know what can help it, but if you want to cover it up without using makeup you should try the Dr. Jart tiger grass cream. it’s by far the BEST at covering up redness, truly the only thing that’s worked well for me!
Watching this make me feel like I need to completely rearrange my skincare routine 😬
Hmm... I was advised by many sources (including the packaging) of the usage for Benzoyl Peroxide to clean our faces then put on the cream for 10-15 mins then wash it off and follow with the normal skin routine. I thought you're not meant to get the direct sunlight with the cream on also. (I did that and now I don't get any pimples/acnes)
But Wayne goss just said his professional dermatologist said you could make a cocktail and put your skincare on like that so I don’t think there’s a wrong way
You can, but the downside is it wont work as well, since you are only using a small bit you wont get the full potential of the product. So personally I find it is best to use the layer system instead 😊
Making a cocktail out of it lessens the strength of the product but it's a great way to work something into your regimen that would otherwise be too strong for your skin. Cocktail for a week or two then try layering the products at full force to get the full benefit of your serum once your face acclimates.
If it weren't for this channel I would still be washing my face with hand soap
I got a question! What about if I work at night, how should I use those products or how should be my routine! I am so sorry about my English and greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
I just use a cream with antibiotic( but this cream exist only in my country) before moisturaizing and after 3 days the acnee is gone. 😜
The Ole Henrikson Vitamin C already comes in an orange color. How am I supposed to know if it's gone bad or not?
You will be able to tell don't worry. It becomes gunky and thick, not runny and translucent like it did in the beginning. I left my bottle with only a little left in it to use something else and then came back to it after a while and it had solid dark orange bits suspended in the liquid. Mind you this was ~2 years after I had initially opened it so it takes a long while to go bad.
Question... what if you "ingest" vitamin C (like taking vitamins) when using niacinamide? 🤔🤔🤔
It's just a common misconception. When unstable forms of vitamin c and niacinamide are combined in high temperatures they react badly. Anything you use, wether internally or externally, should be stable, and your body temperature would never be that high.
You can take/eat vitamin C, you basically have it in your body all the time (luckily !), but I guess the form of the vitamin C, its concentration in the skin or where it's located in the skin make it not reactive to the acids or the other things.
Can you talk about Derma rollers? And if it’s actually beneficial and if you recommend it!
Like micro needling ? They can but 1. If it’s an at home treatment u need to be very careful about keeping it clean. Also it can be damaging if you use it aggressively or too often.
These videos are so helpful for me because my questions aren’t always answered by ‘experts’. Thank you! 😊❤️🙏🏼
Have you guys tried the “Origins” skincare line? What are your opinions on it
This was SO informative!!! The only part i have been doing wrong is sometimes ive used my vitamin c "morning" time cleanser in the evening when i always use a product at night with niacinamide in it...now i know to NEVER use my vitamin c cleanser in the evening ever...thanks you guys!
Its really not a big deal. The vit c + niacinamide thing dates back to research from the 60's. Its only an issue when theyre combined in a high-temperature environment for a long time, in a way that would never happen outside of a lab situation. Dont worry ... its all fine.
This video is SO informative!! Like I actually understannnd why I should do these things not just “don’t do it”
Wow thanx a lot guys I have been using benzoyl peroxide the wrong way for years now. Used to apply benzoyl peroxide after cleansing and then moisturise
this is a great video guys!!! you actually answered so many questions that I had in the back of my mind while doing my skincare routine!! tysm!!
Thanks so much for watching! So happy to hear it helped you out! 😘😘- Fel x
The night/day cream is bs. Skin doesn’t recognize sleep to such a strong degree.
Hello cutie xD 😘
Jackson Weaver actually it does, the skin regenerates at night making skin look calm when you wake up, i can tell the difference in mine. It’s a fact :) there’s more i have to say but it’s tpo long to say but i’m just telling you that the skin does recognize sleep.
alisson :D exactly! Has to do with circadian rhythms. Plus night creams usually have certain ingredients your skin needs to absorb while it repairs itself while you sleep.
Kristine Ortiz thank you! ❤️❤️ thanks for explaining and giving right info :)
Jackson Weaver Nightcream is thicker than a regular day moisturizers. You can’t use nightcream during the day because all your normal oil and sweat gets trapped with dust and bacteria...
What if you have a benzoyl peroxide moisturizer and then a gel of it?? Do I put both or only one & in what order?
I used the Mario badescu spot treatment on one of my pimples & the next morning, my skin was peeling @ it caused to show my flesh & basically caused a burn on the middle of my cheek. It’s now been 3 months & the scar from the burn is still there, which kinda sucks
Don't you understand... i'm b r o k e
I use benzoyl peroxide after cleansing & before moisturiser because that’s what the instructions say. The brand I use is Benzac Ac, my skin has drastically improved so the tip of using moisturiser before benzoyl peroxide confuses me. Does that only apply for when you’re using it as spot treatment? Because the acne.org regime also says to use benzoyl peroxide before moisturiser.
Nya Johnson I use benzoyl peroxide before moisturizer and have good results. That's also what my doctor told me to do. This vid isn't 100% reliable
I should say that if it works for you just stick with it
Copper also causes vit C to oxidise. I learnt this when I didn't know why my skin was turning orange. Turns out my moisturiser had copper in it, which I was ptting over a vit C serum.
Its kina amazing because i begged wishtrend channel to do a video on what to combine and what to be careful not to combine and i got ignored so im glad at least someone is doing it
Wow that's great to hear, I'm glad we could help! But also, we're actually doing a collab with Wishtrend in the next upcoming video on Tuesday/Wednesday! So make sure you stay tuned for that! hehehe. Thanks for commenting! - Fel 😜
Plzzz. A drugstore skin care
oh but my face wash and toner both have salicylic acid in it
actually i HV used.it was superb combo.it removed all my spots by 90%in 15days
What if you work at night? What is the correct use or order for day/night cream? Coz my night is literally my day and my night is literally my day.
Hope you will notice my question. 🙏
Hi, if I use tea tree oil as a spot treatment, Should I use it at the end of my skin routine?
Sorry for my English ☺️
so is this channel owned by a tv station or corporation of some sort? i just curious because before i used to only see one girl on here and i thought it was her personal channel. i still like the other girls too , just curious
Yes we are part of a media company, so Mia was the original host which was the one you probably are thinking of. But we have 2 others, Rowena and Felicia (myself) 🙃We all have slightly different skin types, so with that it's more natural being able to offer you guys a wider range of recommendations based on each of our experiences 😊Thanks for commenting! - Fel 😘
I think some of the way they put and touch the skin is very thick, the koreans are usually very kind as they touch the skin, here they are the other way around.
I am wondering, are those women without make up trying the products are the same women that are hosting this video??? If yes, then that is crazzzzzyyyyyy!!! Hallelujah for make up!
This video is just cringe. Please do some real research next time.
Vitamin C and niacinamide can be used together, that myth has been debunked. Kind of Stephen has a great blog post on it. Even if you’re sensitive niacinamide doesn’t make it any more irritating than Vit C alone. And this is specific to L-AA, the only Vit C that is irritating or can oxidize.
Many essential oils are not safe for skin and citrus oils cause photosensitivity. And moisturizer is moisturizer, no difference between night and day... just pick a product that works for your skin type and issues
Mira Parker i just bought a niacinamide product two days ago and the lady told me not to use it with vitamin c idk what to think now .-.
Hi,
Vous avez raison la vitamine C et niacinamide peuvent être utilisées ensemble.
The studies showing incompatibility between niacinamide and vitamin C date back to the early 1960s (yes, that far). These studies were off from the start because they used non-stabilized forms of both ingredients, whereas both ingredients are typically stabilized when used in modern-day cosmetics formulas.
Niacinamide is a pretty “tough” ingredient; light and air don’t have the same effect on it as they do on antioxidants like vitamin C. What’s important for niacinamide is that the product be formulated at a pH that’s close to neutral. Vitamin C (pure ascorbic acid), on the other hand, does best in a low-pH (acidic) environment. However, nicotinic acid-the undesirable by-product of niacinamide and vitamin C-becomes an issue only when the niacinamide and vitamin C are combined in a high-temperature environment for a long time. That temperature is higher than you’d find in most at-home scenarios, including leaving a box of skincare products sitting outside in the sun for a couple of days.
Also, it’s important to point out that this concern applies only to pure vitamin C, not to its many other forms (such as magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, and ascorbyl glucoside). So, to reiterate, combining ascorbic or l-ascorbic acid with niacinamide is fine.
In short, any studies that show a definite issue from combining niacinamide and vitamin C were conducted in an environment that does not reflect what average skincare products experience during development, manufacturing, or in real-world storage and usage
They advised to play it safe and test you skin, what's so cringing about that?
Evol Harobed because it’s 100% incorrect. No reason at all to play it safe. Also there’s other inaccuracies in the video so the entire thing is cringe.
go ahead and make ur own video then, miss scientist 🙄
I discovered your Channel today, i’m gonna watch all your video omg!!!!
Welcome to the fammm! 💕
I have rosacea so I'm super sensitive. I use my vitamin C in the am and niacinamide in the pm, no reactions here 😊
Melanie Holmes same but I do the opposite :)
not to mention that a lot of night creams have sun-sensitive ingredients (they go bad or change under sunlight) or ingredients that make your skin sun-sensitive (burn more easily etc.) Using night products in the day can lead to permanent discoloration, irritation and other negative reactions!
very informative video as always love you both 😘😘😘
Its weird how they spend the highest amount of money yet still suffer from all forms of acne...
I use a day cream during the summer/fall and a night cream during the winter/spring
♥️♥️♥️♥️Please make a video of how to deal with oily skin, big pores over hot summer days♥️♥️♥️♥️
Hi u guys are amazing
The amount of outright false information in this video is cringe worthy. I wonder if they could provide any evidence of their claims, specifically from peer reviewed journals. I won't hold my breath.
I think it should be required for people to provide the case studies if they are planning to say "Studies have said....."
POND'S Clarant B3 Dark Spot Correcting Cream with Vitamins B3 & C...
It has Niacinamide (B3) and C ...
Jeremiah Jara yeah I use that I wonder if it’s really good now 🤔
Can you do a video of face moisturizers that do not have silicones? I have dry skin, and silicones act as a barrier. So, how are Face moisturizers helping get moisture in my skin and leaving bad stuff trapped in my skin?
I don’t want to be mean but I don’t know how much of this video I can believe when both of you have more pimples that I have 😰
Tori they don’t have pimples . you must have REALLY clear skin lol.
they do have scars tho. those are different than pimples.
pimples, after all, are mostly a hormonal thing. so dont give them bs for something they may have no control over :) lets be kind
Perfect skin does not always = effort or knowledge.
Your point in not mixing vitamin c and niacinamide - the klairs freshly juiced vitamin c serum is vitamin c, and the freshly juiced vitamin E mask has niacinamide in it. They always promoted mixing these two together, just wondering if we should stop using it together? Even if they're from the same line?
In another video I understood that we should use treatments before moisturizer (moisturizer should be the last step). And I used to applied benzoyl peroxide after, so I started using it before, and it kinda worked better but I do feel my skin sensitive when I wake up. And I just did it again tonight and two minutes after you clarify that benzoyl peroxide should be after moisturizing so... today’s the last time.
I use the ordinary’s Vitamin C solution and Niacinamide +Zinc and after that Klair’s Vitamin C leave on mask, it didn’t seem to affect my acne-prone skin
I actually used Paulas choice BHA exfoliant at night and the ordinary niacinimide in the morning. And I broke out into a small rash around my eyes. Luckily it went away
I bought a Vitamin C serum and I’m very excited to use it! I’ve decided I’m only using it during the nigh.
LovelyMayhem good morning! Which Vit C did you purchase? I bought the one from Mario Badescu back in June. I use it every other night along with the seaweed night cream. I haven’t seen any results. Matter of fact; they irritated my face.
why do i learn more from a yt video then from my skin doctor? thank u so much
Not sure if this will help anyone but the spot treatment with calamine powder is sold at Walgreens for just $7 and as you saw the rest up there were more money and it worked for me it’s called acne spot drying lotion ✨ save that coin ✨