- “The second ingredient here is glycolic acid”21:51–21:52
- “They went and added third ingredient witch hazel”21:59–22:00
- “They went and added fourth ingredient lactic acid”22:14–22:16
- “It's literally a concoction of the worst ingredients for skin, not just skin of color, for all skin”22:26–22:28
- “I feel like this product may contribute to dark spots”22:37–22:39
- “Please avoid this product”22:42–22:42
- Source: Best and worst acids for acne-prone skin of colour - May 12, 2026
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- “The third ingredient here again is witch hazel”22:49–22:51
- “The sixth ingredient is glycolic acid, the fourth ingredient is lactic acid at quite high percentages”23:07–23:11
- “I wouldn't add this actually to already inflamed skin”23:13–23:13
- “They did get that bit right and that's basically my only positive on this product”23:36–23:40
- “I'm really sorry. I really don't like doing videos where we have nothing”23:54–23:55
- Source: Best and worst acids for acne-prone skin of colour - May 12, 2026
Brand note
Ole Henriksen has become a go-to for lip treatments that actually hydrate — the Pout Preserve Hydrating Peptide Lip Treatment is the clear anchor here, with creators consistently calling out its thick, cushiony texture that isn't sticky, plus noticeable moisture that lasts. The trade-off is that some find it too thick for daytime wear, and a few users report lip pimples with frequent use. The scent can also be strong for sensitive noses. If you want a glossy, nourishing lip balm that pulls double duty as a treatment, this is a solid pick, but it's not a one-size-fits-all formula.
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