Would love to know more about the polyethylene that seems to be fairly common in cleansing balms! I know that it's a form of plastic, but am curious to know your opinion on the environmental impact, why it's in the formula, etc. I discovered your channel in 2019 and have been loving it ever since!! ❤️
Hey, I wanted to say thanks for these videos. I have been washing my face twice a day, applying make up with a pad instead of a hand, and not touching my face. My skin is significantly better now without the acne I had before.
I'd love to see a video about oils in skincare. I've seen some research showing acne-prone skin can have lower levels of linoleic acid and that oils high in linoleic acid are supposedly better for acne-prone skin due to this.
You are literally the only UA-camr I’ve found who has talked about alcohol in makeup and it’s possible/ if any affects it can have on the skin! Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you for your work, Kenna! This was very informative. I didn't know that flavonoids were a class of alcohols! It's nice that you are arming us with information. If you have any skin care informational resources, I would really like to read more on my own, too. Even if it's a short or long book. Thank you again!
Hi Kenna! Would you consider doing a video about petrolatum, liquid paraffin or mineral oils in general, in skincare?? really curious about it and whether it's safe to use since so many products have those ingredients! lovely videos as always, keep up
Kenna, could you do a video about your opinion on essences? I've heard some people say that essences help increase the efficacy of the products you put on top of them, but some conversely state that essences don't really do much for the skin. I'm not sure if it's worth trying one out.
Another excellent and informative video! I'm going to start taking notes when I re-watch these videos so that I can keep everything straight. It is so important to be educated about ingredients! Thank you!
Thanks for all of the information, I just switched from cream to gel Tretinoin after talking to my doctor and I was a little concerned about the alcohol content. Edit: would love to see a video re: peptides!!
@@DF-wb2ln What I'm mostly interested is on the types available and their composition. Something like this video basically.. Hopefully she will get all of our questiones answered lol
Can’t wait for silicones in skin care 😍 I’ve done a tad bit of research and have pretty much taken silicones out of my skin and hair products but I would love to hear everything from your perspective!!!
Tenya Iida Arbuti. And vit c are considered safer. The old go to was hydroquinone which, while effective, can only be used for short periods And can cause photo sensitivity. With sun damage SPF is ur best friend otherwise ur just reversing anything u put on. I was just reading this thing a dermatologist write about Jan Marini luminate lotion as being “the best product I have seen for hyperpigmentation that does not contain hydroquinone “. Don’t quote me but I think it’s Arbutin. U can look it up online. They also sell Jan marini now at massage envy if u have one near you.
@@DF-wb2ln thanks for the reply. Ive been reading a lot about arbutin since i am deathly afraid of hydroquinone, but i found out arbutin is converted into hydroquinone when applied on the skin, thats the reason im confused and wary of it.
Hi Kenna, great video. This is sort of ingredient related - I’d love to know about the amount of any particular active ingredient (vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, resveritrol etc) in a product for it to actually be effective. So for example a product contains vitamin C but in such a tiny amount that it’s not actually any benefit to the skin. I’ve also been wondering about Drunk Elephant and whether their products really as as good as people say, and I’d love to know your opinion about Drunk Elephant’s owner saying that “your skincare is only as good as your worst product” and their advice to use 100% Drunk Elephant products otherwise you won’t get the full benefits of their products?!! Thanks!
I kind of agree with DE. Most brands have a synchronized system...all the products support each other and the formulas support each other. Kind of the same thing with makeup, it is usually best to use the brand's primer with their foundation (usually) and this is why you find that some primers work with some foundations but not others.
zahedah80 a general rule for vitamin c is look for l-ascorbic acid which is produced and can be absorbed by the body. Price will often reflect concentration. And as a rule of thumb in order for an effective amount of vit c to be stable it needs to be in an oil or paste (without water). So serums are good options. And if u see it in like a moisturizing cream or something it’s prob an ineffective amt of vit c. I use PCA c &e strength I forget but it says right on the package the amounts of vit c and e. You can get it online or at a local massage envy and save the shipping if you have one nearby. -licensed esthetician
And PS drunk elephant is pricey and basically just a retail brand. Some of my clients swear by it but I still see multiple issues in all of their skin. So def not a perfect system, or they need better education on how to use their products (I can’t know every product out there and do all the research for them in the short amt of time I have)
@@DF-wb2ln I wasnt saying that only DE was good. I was agreeing mostly that you get the most effective results when you use a system together whether or not it is DE or not.
Hi Kenna Happy Holidays!! Thanks for this video, I am currently wondering this right now as I have oily, sensitive, acne-prone skin, and have heard alcohol is bad, but also heard there are some “good alcohols”
Hi I have combination skin. It gets oily sometimes I use a cotton pad wig 91% alcohol and it has worked for me. I don’t use a lot only a little bit on the cotton pad. 😊
Great information! Alcohols can be very confusing because there are "good" alcohols in products. Trial and error with SD Alcohol on my skin has led to mixed results that I wasn't able to figure out on my own. Some products have no obvious impact and others are almost instantly negative... looking at you Boscia Makeup Breakup Cleansing Oil and Belif Aqua Bomb 👀
I always here so many mixed opinions about alcohol in skin care, I’ve recently included it in the toner I’m using and it has actually made a huge difference in my skin. My acne has decreased since I’ve changed to this type of toner which I’m pleased with lol! 😂 thanks for giving us your perspective love I always wanna know your opinion!☺️💛
I have a specific question about isopropyl alcohol in toners. I have been using a toner that has isopropyl alcohol listed as the second ingredient (water is first). I have normal, bordering on oily skin. Do you think this will cause harm to my skin over time? Thank you for this video! I love your scientific, logical approach on all things skincare.
I would love to learn more about acne scaring and the possible treatments :) I am personally dealing with red spots (scars) and it seems that these spots want to stay with me forever D: Would it be beneficial to use products with collagen ? Or should I rely on treatments like microneedling? :)
While I understand the basic theory, I'm so confused about formulations of some of the products. For exaple, I've been eyeing The Body shop yogurt lotion (it's a light body lotion) and it's meant for dry skin, without being heavy. Denatured Alcohol is 3rd ingredient, right after water and glycerine, and if it's a drying ingredient, why do companies put it so high up in 'moisturizing' products? I've seen simmilar formulations in many different light-weight mousturizers. I understand alcohol is there for the texture, but why bother advertizing it as hydrating then?
Is Denatured Alcohol bad when used topically? I've heard from another one of your videos that it can have carcinogenic effects when ingested but what about normal topical use?
I am one of those weird people that reacts to fatty alcohols. It burns my skin and causes welts. It took me FOREVER to figure out what was doing it. I was next level with the spread sheets for a few months. I don't understand why my skin reacts to it.
Don't judge or demonized 1 single ingredients, there is a lot more to it in skincare, the ratio, the texture, the other ingredients that help cancel out the bad things from alcohol so it's all about the whole formulation.
maybe if you could go over the scientific side of the ingredients and everything of fresh soy cleanser!! i use it and i know it’s considered one of the up there top cleansers (there are a lot of google reviews). currently i like it a lot but i’m worried bc theres ingredients in it that idk if they’re harming me or not. if not it’s all good but just an idea!
Brookesque if you have oily skin it won’t bother you most likely but if you have dry skin probably shouldn’t use it, I wouldn’t use it anyway because it has fragrance and dyes I’ve used it before and it irritated my skin sooo bad lol dry peeling and red
Brookesque lol it’s all good, it’s honestly terrible it ruined my skin it took so long for all my skincare not to burn my face it was so irritated I hate to waste product but that one is awful
Hey Kenna and comment section, I don't know if you have talked about this in other videos BUT I would like to know how more acidic or alkaline products affect the face. I'm specifically looking at "The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution" and it says the pH is 3.5-3.7 which worries me a little bit because I thought the facial skin has a pH of 4.5-5? Also, if the pH of your skin is off how would we know or fix the problem? Thank you for reading this!
I bought Cetaphil Gentle Foaming Cleanser because it’s fragrance free on the website and saw the ingredients but after I bought it, I looked at the back and saw the 6th ingredient; isopropyl alchohol and Im so fked up waited 20days to it be delivered.
Question/video idea if you want: why does my makeup smell like paint thinner?! I’m trying to figure out why wet n wild photo focus foundation, Physician’s Formula The Healthy Foundation, and Tarte Aquacealer Concealer all smell like paint thinner? I put the three ingredients lists through a software that finds repeated words, and I found that they all have cyclopentasiloxane, butylene glycol, and glycol. Any ideas?
Gorgette Adelaide no as an esthetician in school ignore alcohols in skincare the only time I think of alcohols are fatty alcohols which if you are acne prone is a no alcohol in skincare is bad disrupts the skin barrier there are a lot of good medical grade skincare that do not contain alcohol please visit your local esthetician
Lately I have not been using a primer - especially with the natasha denona face glow foundation. However in the past I have used the olehenrikson banana bright primer and really enjoy it!
I havent watched yet, but my ENTIRE life I've cleansed my SUPER SUPER SUPER oily face with alcohol wipes. Not every day, but whenever I have breakouts. I also put coconut oil on my face everynight before bed. Never had a problem. Except my eyes are itchy and watery.
Your skin could be overproducing oil due to it being stripped away so much by alcohol wipes, I'd recommend using something like glycolic acid after a mild cleanser to help with the oil
@kenna where's the investigation for jeffree star and shane dawson collab...hairs and all kinds of things were found smh...unsub! Keep same energy for everyone
tiggz R Jeffree tweeted explaining that they were ribbon fibers not hair. He also apologized and fully refunded the customers. Its been done and over, this is why i say the cancel community is toxic you guys never wait for explanation or to see if the influencer wil apologize
This was minimal and a very contained instance that was easily traced to the exact problem. The problem was promptly and properly taken care of by the right people. @tiggz R your attitude and willingness to to share misinformation is disgusting.
Would love to know more about the polyethylene that seems to be fairly common in cleansing balms! I know that it's a form of plastic, but am curious to know your opinion on the environmental impact, why it's in the formula, etc. I discovered your channel in 2019 and have been loving it ever since!! ❤️
Yes! I have the same question
Abby Gebhard Hyram another skincare person on UA-cam talked about it when he reviewed Kathleen lights skincare routine.
Hey, I wanted to say thanks for these videos. I have been washing my face twice a day, applying make up with a pad instead of a hand, and not touching my face. My skin is significantly better now without the acne I had before.
I'd love to see a video about oils in skincare. I've seen some research showing acne-prone skin can have lower levels of linoleic acid and that oils high in linoleic acid are supposedly better for acne-prone skin due to this.
Sent here by James Welsh's Instagram story ❤️🥰
You are literally the only UA-camr I’ve found who has talked about alcohol in makeup and it’s possible/ if any affects it can have on the skin! Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you for your work, Kenna! This was very informative. I didn't know that flavonoids were a class of alcohols! It's nice that you are arming us with information. If you have any skin care informational resources, I would really like to read more on my own, too. Even if it's a short or long book. Thank you again!
Love the altilis serum and lip balm! The cleanser and moisturizer just seem standard like any other thing, but that serum is OMG my favorite everrrrr
Hi Kenna! Would you consider doing a video about petrolatum, liquid paraffin or mineral oils in general, in skincare?? really curious about it and whether it's safe to use since so many products have those ingredients! lovely videos as always, keep up
DrDray on YT has videos about this. She’s a board certified dermatologist and PhD molecular biology.
This is one of the topics that makes me doubdt the safety standards on "clean" skincare products/brands
Kenna, could you do a video about your opinion on essences? I've heard some people say that essences help increase the efficacy of the products you put on top of them, but some conversely state that essences don't really do much for the skin. I'm not sure if it's worth trying one out.
Another excellent and informative video! I'm going to start taking notes when I re-watch these videos so that I can keep everything straight. It is so important to be educated about ingredients! Thank you!
Thanks for all of the information, I just switched from cream to gel Tretinoin after talking to my doctor and I was a little concerned about the alcohol content.
Edit: would love to see a video re: peptides!!
Could you make a video about glycerin?
Some Lilliputian to sum it up it is a humectant meaning it’s draws moisture to the skin. I am sure Kenna can get more in depth tho
I’ve only ever met one person who couldn’t use glycerin but she was allergic.
YES PLEASE! so many say it's sooo amazing and moisturizing. i don't believe that
Kristin Nichter I heard if the climate is dry that it can actually draw moisture away from the skin
@@DF-wb2ln What I'm mostly interested is on the types available and their composition. Something like this video basically.. Hopefully she will get all of our questiones answered lol
Can’t wait for silicones in skin care 😍 I’ve done a tad bit of research and have pretty much taken silicones out of my skin and hair products but I would love to hear everything from your perspective!!!
Love the video. Can you talk about skin lighteners for hyperpigmentation especially arbutin and vitamin c. And are they safe for long term use
Tenya Iida Arbuti. And vit c are considered safer. The old go to was hydroquinone which, while effective, can only be used for short periods And can cause photo sensitivity. With sun damage SPF is ur best friend otherwise ur just reversing anything u put on. I was just reading this thing a dermatologist write about Jan Marini luminate lotion as being “the best product I have seen for hyperpigmentation that does not contain hydroquinone “. Don’t quote me but I think it’s Arbutin. U can look it up online. They also sell Jan marini now at massage envy if u have one near you.
@@DF-wb2ln thanks for the reply. Ive been reading a lot about arbutin since i am deathly afraid of hydroquinone, but i found out arbutin is converted into hydroquinone when applied on the skin, thats the reason im confused and wary of it.
Hi Kenna, great video. This is sort of ingredient related - I’d love to know about the amount of any particular active ingredient (vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, resveritrol etc) in a product for it to actually be effective. So for example a product contains vitamin C but in such a tiny amount that it’s not actually any benefit to the skin.
I’ve also been wondering about Drunk Elephant and whether their products really as as good as people say, and I’d love to know your opinion about Drunk Elephant’s owner saying that “your skincare is only as good as your worst product” and their advice to use 100% Drunk Elephant products otherwise you won’t get the full benefits of their products?!!
Thanks!
I kind of agree with DE. Most brands have a synchronized system...all the products support each other and the formulas support each other. Kind of the same thing with makeup, it is usually best to use the brand's primer with their foundation (usually) and this is why you find that some primers work with some foundations but not others.
zahedah80 a general rule for vitamin c is look for l-ascorbic acid which is produced and can be absorbed by the body. Price will often reflect concentration. And as a rule of thumb in order for an effective amount of vit c to be stable it needs to be in an oil or paste (without water). So serums are good options. And if u see it in like a moisturizing cream or something it’s prob an ineffective amt of vit c. I use PCA c &e strength I forget but it says right on the package the amounts of vit c and e. You can get it online or at a local massage envy and save the shipping if you have one nearby.
-licensed esthetician
And PS drunk elephant is pricey and basically just a retail brand. Some of my clients swear by it but I still see multiple issues in all of their skin. So def not a perfect system, or they need better education on how to use their products (I can’t know every product out there and do all the research for them in the short amt of time I have)
@@DF-wb2ln I wasnt saying that only DE was good. I was agreeing mostly that you get the most effective results when you use a system together whether or not it is DE or not.
@@DF-wb2ln and most of the time the best results are produced when seeing an estethician like yourself.
Hi Kenna Happy Holidays!! Thanks for this video, I am currently wondering this right now as I have oily, sensitive, acne-prone skin, and have heard alcohol is bad, but also heard there are some “good alcohols”
Same and ive always used alcohol wipes.
same
Hi I have combination skin. It gets oily sometimes I use a cotton pad wig 91% alcohol and it has worked for me. I don’t use a lot only a little bit on the cotton pad. 😊
Great information! Alcohols can be very confusing because there are "good" alcohols in products. Trial and error with SD Alcohol on my skin has led to mixed results that I wasn't able to figure out on my own. Some products have no obvious impact and others are almost instantly negative... looking at you Boscia Makeup Breakup Cleansing Oil and Belif Aqua Bomb 👀
And people still use Bella thrones “natural skincare routine”
I always here so many mixed opinions about alcohol in skin care, I’ve recently included it in the toner I’m using and it has actually made a huge difference in my skin. My acne has decreased since I’ve changed to this type of toner which I’m pleased with lol! 😂 thanks for giving us your perspective love I always wanna know your opinion!☺️💛
My face is so dry, and my skin in general is a bit sensitive. I'm trying to figure out a solid routine. ❤️
Stop Being An A-hole r/skincareaddiction on reddit is a great resource/community for anything skin care related if you haven’t checked it out yet!
I have a specific question about isopropyl alcohol in toners. I have been using a toner that has isopropyl alcohol listed as the second ingredient (water is first). I have normal, bordering on oily skin. Do you think this will cause harm to my skin over time?
Thank you for this video! I love your scientific, logical approach on all things skincare.
Loved this video!! So fun to see these ingredients in some of my products and know more about what they do! Thanks so much!!!
I didn't know I needed to know this, but I did
💙💙💙💙 I love knowing that when I listen to your videos, I’m getting facts
I would love to learn more about acne scaring and the possible treatments :) I am personally dealing with red spots (scars) and it seems that these spots want to stay with me forever D: Would it be beneficial to use products with collagen ? Or should I rely on treatments like microneedling? :)
Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed the informative video.
While I understand the basic theory, I'm so confused about formulations of some of the products. For exaple, I've been eyeing The Body shop yogurt lotion (it's a light body lotion) and it's meant for dry skin, without being heavy. Denatured Alcohol is 3rd ingredient, right after water and glycerine, and if it's a drying ingredient, why do companies put it so high up in 'moisturizing' products? I've seen simmilar formulations in many different light-weight mousturizers. I understand alcohol is there for the texture, but why bother advertizing it as hydrating then?
As a licensed esthetician your videos are like the equivalent love for me as like Shane Dawson is to others lmao
Thank you. Best explanation so far! 👍🙏🍀
Good to know, ppl make it sound a lot worse. I appreciate your videos!
I'm soooo happy I found your channel🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
I’m watching this on 2x the speed and its still easy to follow
Is Denatured Alcohol bad when used topically? I've heard from another one of your videos that it can have carcinogenic effects when ingested but what about normal topical use?
Thank you Kenna ... very informative video as always 💕🌺💕
I am one of those weird people that reacts to fatty alcohols. It burns my skin and causes welts. It took me FOREVER to figure out what was doing it. I was next level with the spread sheets for a few months. I don't understand why my skin reacts to it.
Don't judge or demonized 1 single ingredients, there is a lot more to it in skincare, the ratio, the texture, the other ingredients that help cancel out the bad things from alcohol so it's all about the whole formulation.
could you do a breakdown of the ingredients in the new milkmakeup vegan milk moisturizer
Keep it up! Love your videos
Hi I just wana say how much I adore your face. And nothing better than an educated woman ♡♡ happy new yr
I love your videos so much! 🥰 Please restock your Altilis Beauty! 😍
maybe if you could go over the scientific side of the ingredients and everything of fresh soy cleanser!! i use it and i know it’s considered one of the up there top cleansers (there are a lot of google reviews). currently i like it a lot but i’m worried bc theres ingredients in it that idk if they’re harming me or not. if not it’s all good but just an idea!
what about behenyl acohol???
Can you please make a video about coconut alkines used in “clean” makeup?
Thank you
what about Alcohol Denat? it’s in neutrogena hydroboost sunscreen.
She classifies it at 6:55 🙂
Brookesque if you have oily skin it won’t bother you most likely but if you have dry skin probably shouldn’t use it, I wouldn’t use it anyway because it has fragrance and dyes I’ve used it before and it irritated my skin sooo bad lol dry peeling and red
Thanks. had it on in the background and missed the text that quick.
Jasmine Rogers i must’ve missed the fragrance. i have very dry skin so it’s going straight to the trash now lol
Brookesque lol it’s all good, it’s honestly terrible it ruined my skin it took so long for all my skincare not to burn my face it was so irritated I hate to waste product but that one is awful
Hey Kenna and comment section, I don't know if you have talked about this in other videos BUT I would like to know how more acidic or alkaline products affect the face. I'm specifically looking at "The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution" and it says the pH is 3.5-3.7 which worries me a little bit because I thought the facial skin has a pH of 4.5-5? Also, if the pH of your skin is off how would we know or fix the problem?
Thank you for reading this!
I use my alcohol as a toner and it’s like 91% and it works for me😊
Can you do a video on carbon theory or carbon within skincare in general
I bought Cetaphil Gentle Foaming Cleanser because it’s fragrance free on the website and saw the ingredients but after I bought it, I looked at the back and saw the 6th ingredient; isopropyl alchohol and Im so fked up waited 20days to it be delivered.
Avène have a new product which is for oily acne skin that Alcohol isopropyl alcohol as a second ingredient. :(
Is it true in a sunscreen the 1st ingredient should star with alcohol denate as it sips sensitivety which water as 1st ingredient would cause?
Question/video idea if you want: why does my makeup smell like paint thinner?! I’m trying to figure out why wet n wild photo focus foundation, Physician’s Formula The Healthy Foundation, and Tarte Aquacealer Concealer all smell like paint thinner? I put the three ingredients lists through a software that finds repeated words, and I found that they all have cyclopentasiloxane, butylene glycol, and glycol. Any ideas?
Ingredients lists:
Wet n wild photo focus foundation
Isododecane, Cyclopentasiloxane, Water/Eau, Glycerin, Cyclohexasiloxane, Dimethicone, Butylene Glycol, Dimethicone, PEG-10 Dimethicone, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Adipic Acid/Neopentyl Glycol Crosspolymer, Caprylyl Glycol, Silica, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Lecithin, Polyglyceryl-4 Isostearate, Cetyl PEG/PPG-10/1 Dimethicone, Hexyl Laurate, Polysilicone-11, Isopropyl Titanium Triisostearate, Laureth-12, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, (MAY CONTAIN/PEUT CONTENIR): Titanium Dioxide/CI 77891, Mica, Iron Oxides/CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499.
Tarte Aquacealer
Cyclopentasiloxane, water/aqua/eau, cyclohexasiloxane, butylene glycol, glycerin, PEG-10 dimethicone, PEG/PPG-18/18 dimethicone, phenyl trimethicone, dimethicone, sodium chloride, mica, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, isopropyl titanium triisostearate, passiflora edulis seed oil, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, tocopheryl acetate, steareth-20, cucumis sativus (cucumber) oil, carbomer, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, N-hydroxysuccinimide, polysorbate 20, cetyl PEG/PPG-10/1 dimethicone, hexyl laurate, polyglyceryl-4 isostearate, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, palmitoyl tripeptide-1, chrysin, algae extract, gardenia taitensis flower extract, tocopherol, titanium dioxide (CI 77891), bismuth oxychloride (CI 77163), iron oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499).
Physician’s Formula The Healthy Foundation
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: OCTINOXATE 3%
INACTIVE INGREDIENTS: WATER, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE, PEG-10 DIMETHICONE, ISODODECANE, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, ACRYLATES/POLYTRIMETHYLSILOXYMETHACRYLATE COPOLYMER, PROPANEDIOL, CYCLOHEXASILOXANE, CETYL PEG/PPG-10/1 DIMETHICONE, ISODECYL NEOPENTANOATE, POLYMETHYLSILSESQUIOXANE, HELIANTHUS ANNUUS (SUNFLOWER) SEED OIL, DISTEARDIMONIUM HECTORITE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, SCHINZIOPHYTON RAUTANENII KERNEL OIL, PHENOXYETHANOL, DISODIUM STEAROYL GLUTAMATE, CAPRYLYL GLYCOL, ETHYLENE BRASSYLATE, DIMETHICONE/BIS-ISOBUTYL PPG-20 CROSSPOLYMER, SILICA, SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE, EVODIA RUTAECARPA FRUIT EXTRACT, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, HEXYLENE GLYCOL, CELLULOSE GUM, TETRAHEXYLDECYL ASCORBATE, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, RETINYL PALMITATE, RHODIOLA ROSEA ROOT EXTRACT, SODIUM HYALURONATE, BHT, ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS (ROSEMARY) LEAF EXTRACT, TOCOPHEROL, IRON OXIDES (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), TITANIUM DIOXIDE (CI 77891).
In common: Butylene glycol, caprylyl glycol, cyclopentasiloxane
It wouldn't be the glycol so that leaves 3 other ingredients, id say the likely culprit is cyclopentasilooxane or capryly.
Yay new video
what about phenethyl alcohol in skincare?
Happy new year 😘
Is it really necessary to use any type of alcohol even if it doesn’t cause dryness, redness?
Gorgette Adelaide no as an esthetician in school ignore alcohols in skincare the only time I think of alcohols are fatty alcohols which if you are acne prone is a no alcohol in skincare is bad disrupts the skin barrier there are a lot of good medical grade skincare that do not contain alcohol please visit your local esthetician
Alcohol denat is dehydration!!
Hope your ok 🙏🌺🌸💗
Are you going to vlog regularly in 2020?
What primer do you use?
Lately I have not been using a primer - especially with the natasha denona face glow foundation. However in the past I have used the olehenrikson banana bright primer and really enjoy it!
Propene glycol !!
Yeah, i hate this stuff
Any tips for someone taking a microbiology class at the end of this month? I hear it’s really tough 😫
OMG you thought 2019 was bad, you had no clue what 2020 had in store for us all😂
I havent watched yet, but my ENTIRE life I've cleansed my SUPER SUPER SUPER oily face with alcohol wipes.
Not every day, but whenever I have breakouts. I also put coconut oil on my face everynight before bed. Never had a problem. Except my eyes are itchy and watery.
Your skin could be overproducing oil due to it being stripped away so much by alcohol wipes, I'd recommend using something like glycolic acid after a mild cleanser to help with the oil
Coconut oil is not that good for the skin
veryyyyyyyy quiet /:
Morgan Mitcham to be fair she already said she couldn’t find her mic.
Looks like you need more sleep and water love
@kenna where's the investigation for jeffree star and shane dawson collab...hairs and all kinds of things were found smh...unsub! Keep same energy for everyone
tiggz R Jeffree tweeted explaining that they were ribbon fibers not hair. He also apologized and fully refunded the customers. Its been done and over, this is why i say the cancel community is toxic you guys never wait for explanation or to see if the influencer wil apologize
I’m sure she doesn’t mind your abrupt unsub u seem ignorant
This was minimal and a very contained instance that was easily traced to the exact problem. The problem was promptly and properly taken care of by the right people.
@tiggz R your attitude and willingness to to share misinformation is disgusting.
I'm not a JS stan but he showed us the results of his investigation unlike JH.
🙄
what about phenethyl alcohol?