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- “These help to improve water content skin's outermost layer”▶ 2:29
- “But what it does do is improve wrinkles uh in the armpit area. Probably by hydration. It's it's really good at doing that”▶ 3:20
- “I think it's a great ingredient. I wouldn't go out of my way to source it and pay top dollar for it. But you can get it here for a dollar 25”▶ 3:35
- “Ingredients can still do something for you in a cleanser. Coacervates, that's the name of that game”▶ 3:59
- “We also have though, check this out, a shave serum with AHAs to prevent irritation”▶ 4:11
- “I would not put this on and then shave on over it”▶ 4:20
- “It's going to hydrate. It'll gently exfoliate, too. Might be too much cuz you you have to remember when you shave, you mechanically exfoliate”▶ 4:29
- “Those three things together could just tip you over the edge for razor burn”▶ 4:50
- “I would say just pick one if you find that you benefit in your shave routine from a little AHA introduced strategically, pick one. I wouldn't go with all three, though”▶ 5:10
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- “They've got, of course, mechanical exfoliant, and then they've got post-shave leave-on exfoliant, and then they've got an in-shower exfoliant. Plus, you're mechanically exfoliating. Those three things together could just tip you over the edge for razor burn”
- “I would say just pick one if you find that you benefit in your shave routine from a little AHA introduced strategically, pick one. I wouldn't go with all three, though”
- “So, kojic acid targets hyperpigmentation by chelating copper, which is necessary for the enzyme tyrosinase to go bonkers and make unwanted pigment”▶ 5:21
- “So, those of you have oily skin, the kaolin in this can help absorb some extra sebum from the surface of the skin”▶ 5:49
- “We got niacinamide, okay. Niacinamide dances on in the pigment pathway in a slightly different mechanism. So, you're getting a two-hitter there”▶ 6:14
- “Plus, for those of you who are oily, you got you got the clay in there”▶ 6:31
Global Beauty Care$9.99- “So, this has ascorbic acid. That's not a lotty dotty derivative”▶ 6:46
- “Some people pay big bucks for vitamin C serum that doesn't even have ascorbic acid in it. It has one of those lesser forms, which fine, you know, they may help with pigmentation, but they're not going to do the collagen boosting thing that you guys are hoping for. This looks promising”▶ 6:49
- “Um I mean, same holds true with this as any other fragrance. It's, you know, if you're allergic, it's going to cause problems”▶ 8:55
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Body Daily Moisturizing Lotionshade · Creamy Cashmere- “They still have the creamy cashmere”▶ 2:36
- “I don't like EOS fragrances. I mean, I know they're really popular”
- “A cooling overnight renewal gel with retinol. Ooh, this looks interesting”▶ 9:47
- “You don't have to be in menopause to benefit from something like this”▶ 9:52
- “This has menthol in it, which will tingle and help distract the little nerves that produce itch, but also can be irritating”▶ 9:57
- “If you have rosacea, I'd be really careful with this. Like someone with rosacea might use this and get a lot of irritation, burning, and stinging and be like, 'Ooh, I can't use retinol.' I'd be more than willing to bet it's actually the menthol because retinol takes a while to irritate your skin”▶ 10:04
- “I'm not really one to use body scrubs, although as I point out, they can be helpful for keratosis pilaris provided you're not too aggressive with it”▶ 10:42
- “Like you don't scrub really hard and you don't follow it up with multiple other exfoliants, chemical/mechanical”▶ 10:53
- “And with KP it's like a delicate balance between gently exfoliating that dry rough stuff that's getting in the way of better moisture retention and overdoing it to the point where now you're losing even more water and exacerbating the KP”▶ 11:06
- “GBC knows that people like rosewater spray, so they have that here. Some people find them soothing, but a lot of what people claim about them is largely anecdotal”▶ 11:32
- “This has fragrance, so again, if you're allergic, guess where it'll show up first? Eyelids”▶ 11:42
- “As you spray this on the face, it'll land on your eyelids and get sucked up close to delicate eyelid skin when you blink, the accordion-like contraction of the eye muscles. And you probably get eyelid dermatitis wouldn't surprise me”▶ 11:50
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