This is Why French Women Always Get Flawless Skin With No Effort!

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  • @Ps44445
    @Ps44445 5 днів тому +11

    Micellar water for cleaning makeup brushes and sponges works so well - I have only recently started using it and it makes the cleaning process so easy

  • @traceygoodman6203
    @traceygoodman6203 День тому

    Thanks

  • @AmazingGrace-j5c
    @AmazingGrace-j5c 2 дні тому +4

    People always think I'm 40 but I'm 61.I Only use Bioderma Micellar water and Nivea in blue tin. Put some on your hands and rub them together and it turns into a soft luxurious cream. I even use it on my eyes and chest. All the women in our family use Nivea. Even my grandma and mother used it. You won't believe how it diminishes wrinkles. It's crazy good.

  • @rhondagoodman9993
    @rhondagoodman9993 6 днів тому +8

    Hi Alice. Great video. I am writing from Canada. In the past few months, I have been using Embryolisse Lait-Creme Concentre twice a day. I love it! It isn't greasy at all, which I appreciate. I have four tins of Nivea in my closet and will go back to using it again. I used to use it all the time, but put it aside to try new products. I have good skin/genetics from both of my parents. My mother just used Vaseline on her face for skin care. Also, I always wear sunscreen when I go out and don't smoke or drink. I am soon turning 71, and I am proud of my skin.

  • @suzannesteele1275
    @suzannesteele1275 4 дні тому +3

    Thank you for a beautiful look into French Skincare. And into your lovely home.

  • @shannonfossett8147
    @shannonfossett8147 День тому +1

    Such a wonderful video, thank you! I don’t know which I love more, your fashion or beauty advice ❤️❤️

  • @jvu5106
    @jvu5106 6 днів тому +8

    I have always admired your gorgeous skin and appreciate you sharing your secrets! I've learned so much from you. I can attest to the rose water, donkey milk powder, and rose powder mask that I learned from you, it is so good! I must try the Eau de lait. Thank you again Alice for spilling the secrets, you are the best!

  • @marikarembetissa4870
    @marikarembetissa4870 3 дні тому +2

    Excellent tips!! ❤

  • @mariadolorsgm2
    @mariadolorsgm2 6 днів тому +6

    Hola 🙋🏻‍♀️... I love french pharmacie products...they're easy to find here in Spain 🥰 and I usually use them😍😍
    Thank you for the video🤗😘😘♥️

  • @ElenaKamesh76
    @ElenaKamesh76 6 днів тому +15

    Ciao, to me flawless skin is to use non toxic cream, unfortunately nivea has toxic ingredients try INCI beaty to check ingredients, because not all products has the same ingredients. Turned out i'v been using toxic cream, serum, mascara etc, that has endocrine disrupturs, just hoping to help to others to be awere of it.

    • @regroovable
      @regroovable 4 дні тому

      Be careful with using the word “toxic”, the Meriam Webster definition is “containing or being poisonous material especially when capable of causing death or serious debilitation”
      I understand you have personal preferences to eliminate certain ingredients from your skincare but please don’t scare monger without scientific proof 🙏🏻

    • @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is
      @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is 11 годин тому

      For a toxic cream, Alice's skin looks beautiful!

  • @regroovable
    @regroovable 4 дні тому +1

    Thank you Alice for sharing your personal beauty recommendations ❤

  • @Jennifer-c3q6r
    @Jennifer-c3q6r 6 днів тому +3

    Fantastic video Alice. It’s so interesting to watch your hacks and see the products you use. Using a LED face mask has worked so well for me. I have the omnilux one and use it nightly. I also use cerave as my multi purpose cream on my body and face. I’m definitely going to try your tip for using rose water. I have the Avenue thermal spray but only ever think of using that when my eczema is bad. I’ll try using that too. Thank you for a great video. I’d love to see more skincare, nail care and body care videos.

  • @nicoeeek.7181
    @nicoeeek.7181 День тому

    Your skin is stunning!

  • @pamelakeys6190
    @pamelakeys6190 6 днів тому +2

    Wonderful. Love knowing and learning ❤️😘

  • @mamitvt885
    @mamitvt885 5 днів тому +3

    Hi Alice, thank you for your recommendations. I’m one of your recent subscribers to your channel. Love it! Going to Paris in 2 mos., appreciate your great recos!

  • @maryd877
    @maryd877 4 дні тому

    Thank you for another brilliant informative video Alice 😊

    • @maryd877
      @maryd877 4 дні тому

      Love nuxe dry oil ❤

  • @beitheleaf8221
    @beitheleaf8221 5 днів тому

    Yes yes yes to coffee scrubs! It has been my ol’ reliable during summer months 😊 definitely going to consider milky lotion and floral water for skin too Ty ❤❤

  • @קאריןללום
    @קאריןללום 6 днів тому +3

    Je vous adore❤

    • @nz7921
      @nz7921 3 дні тому

      Moi aussi, Carine Laloume

  • @drnicolebeaumont7884
    @drnicolebeaumont7884 6 днів тому

    This is such a great video and I will apply some of the things you suggest in particular the natural ways.

  • @claudia5446
    @claudia5446 6 днів тому +11

    Made in Greece tips:
    Scrub with olive oil and salt
    Mask with greek yogurt and honey ❤
    PS.you have perfect skin❤

    • @sheonlydances
      @sheonlydances 6 днів тому +4

      The salt crystals have harsh edges and can cut the skin. You can substitute with baking soda or old coffee, it has a tightening effect too 😊

    • @claudia5446
      @claudia5446 6 днів тому

      @sheonlydances 😊 thanks

    • @carolinefry2599
      @carolinefry2599 2 дні тому

      @@claudia5446 Claudia is on the money! Go claudia! Olive oil to get the grime off. Salt as a bit of abrasive, backing soda, ground almonds. Lactic acid in yogurt as your acidic AHA for exfoliation or whatever you need. Beautiful and out of your fridge.

  • @Karimaali0911
    @Karimaali0911 6 днів тому +1

    U’re such a sweetheart many thx💕💕💕

  • @sanna.katariina
    @sanna.katariina 5 днів тому +2

    ❤❤❤ Thank you ❤❤❤

  • @JoelleFromParis
    @JoelleFromParis 5 днів тому

    Great tips, thanks! I have to try the Collosol milk water.

  • @Peachhy1
    @Peachhy1 6 днів тому +5

    Hi I was wondering how you use A313 cream. My sister got it at a French pharmacy

  • @georgiapeach1327
    @georgiapeach1327 4 дні тому

    I like to use Saki in my bathtub. It is very hydrating. Also on my face. I also mix my own oil with essential oils such as huile d’abricot comme base et encens and immortel. Merci je vais essayer un gommage avec du café. ❤

  • @carolinefry2599
    @carolinefry2599 2 дні тому +1

    I am a materials chemist and micellar water is just a fancy name for detergent. It's bullshit. Detergents only activate when they form micelles at a certain percentage.... when they congregate with the water loving (hydrophilic )tails on one side and the fat friendly ( hydrophobic )tails on the other side, then, they can then mush and wash away grime. It's' DETERGENT' water. Athough that would not be a good brand. So, essentially this naming of detergent water micellar water is bullshit branding. Sorry folks.
    Use almond ( any plant oil ) oil and a microfibre cloth. Then the same with water and microfibre cloth. That will get the makeup off. And save yourself some money.

    • @AmazingGrace-j5c
      @AmazingGrace-j5c 2 дні тому

      I've been using Bioderma micellar water for over 22 years. I then put on Nivea and my skin looks fresh and clear. Its amazing and so gentle. Won't be without it. You don't know how micellar water works. It actually pulls dirt off your face onto the surface of whatever holds it, like cotton rounds. I'm 61, people always think I'm 40.

    • @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is
      @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is 11 годин тому

      Well Alice and many others have beautiful skin due to detergent water.

  • @selyemperzsa1
    @selyemperzsa1 6 днів тому +3

    Coffee scrub.... dermatologists will start screaming now, please dont scratch your skin. Thank you for the tip with micellar water and mascara.

    • @wallybistrich3474
      @wallybistrich3474 5 днів тому +1

      Dermatologists say that micellar water contains aggressive tensile which remain on thd skin, unless you are washing them away.

  • @coriennl6215
    @coriennl6215 4 дні тому +1

    Are these products also good when you are 63, Alice?

  • @laurabasileia1415
    @laurabasileia1415 6 днів тому

    ❤🙋‍♀️Thank you!

  • @ponylo9799
    @ponylo9799 5 днів тому +8

    If Nivea would have an organic version I would buy, but the original is full of petroleum which is very toxic for our health

  • @jaws32351
    @jaws32351 4 дні тому

    your flawless face & neck testify to the efficacy of your recommendations (if I may offer a suggestion - glide upwards rather than downwards when cleansing, or treating - please correct me if you have it on better authority otherwise rather than from this rando) cheers!

    • @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is
      @TerrieFitzpatrick-dh8is 11 годин тому

      I heard downward strokes first cleans pores better, then once this is done, upward and or circular strokes are good to do.

  • @rachellopez8357
    @rachellopez8357 6 днів тому

    I had no idea that Nivea was a French pharmacy brand! Those kinds of products are always my preference, so thank you for sharing that!

    • @jadeheywood3172
      @jadeheywood3172 5 днів тому +10

      Nivea is German, actually.

    • @Eva-Maria7o
      @Eva-Maria7o 5 днів тому +3

      Nivea was introduced in 1911 by the company Beiersdorf in Hamburg/Germany.

    • @HarrisPilton789
      @HarrisPilton789 5 днів тому +1

      The Nivea products sold in Europe are different from the Nivea products sold in the U.S.

  • @traceygoodman6203
    @traceygoodman6203 День тому

    Lovely video but not all for me as must be vegan and cruelty free however overall good suggestions 💐👏🙌🙏🤷‍♀️

  • @DudikoffVony
    @DudikoffVony 3 дні тому

    Merci Alice ❤
    you have gorgeous n1ils please show us how you make your nails😊

  • @5greenfeathers
    @5greenfeathers 6 днів тому +3

    Unless you have a really good filter for your tap water, avoid using tap water on your face .

  • @carolinefry2599
    @carolinefry2599 2 дні тому

    Oh, and stay out of the sun, wear sunscreen and a hat. Your skin will thank you!

  • @NT312
    @NT312 6 днів тому +6

    In other videos, you say that you and your sister have never used water before to wash your face. Only miceller water. Now you’re saying that you use water to wash your face. I’m so confused. Also, you say that your mother and Grandma have been doing these certain techniques for their skin for their whole lives, but some of these are brand new technology. I think that you are very contradicting in your videos.