I'm glad you mentioned Adapalene. I'm 61, and at the beginning of the Covid lock-down I challenged myself to finally deal with my life-long acne, and sun-damaged and now aging skin. Adapalene was part of that, both for the acne and the fine lines and wrinkles. I broke the rules and started using it on my neck a couple of times a week and now I can tell that my turkey waddle neck has firmed up and looks years younger.

@sandife4nandes365

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your information.

@kaylabryson1932

Жыл бұрын

I need something for the waddle neck too. Did it help wrinkles and sagging

@yasmeenameer6106

Жыл бұрын

Hi I want buy this tools how I oder it

@alexmaury17

Жыл бұрын

@@yasmeenameer6106 this lady is talking about (adapalene cream) is a topical retinoid, It peels the top layer of your face regulating skin cell turnover to a normal rate, helps to keep the pores from clogging and target acne before it even starts and it peels old ones leaving a new layer on top. I hope it helps u! If u want the devices she mention on the video site and use the link to get her discount. .

@sherylF5610

Жыл бұрын

Broke the rules? I have been using it for well over a year but I must not know that rule

My mom has Alzheimer’s and she is 98 years old and I give her a facial. I do her eyebrows and put creams on her. She loves the pampering❤❤❤

Aloe Vera gel works great as a conductor gel

Huge love to you and your grandmother! You speak about dementia in a hugely respectful and compassionate way. My grandfather passed away a couple of years ago and he lived with dementia for over 10 years, and from my mid-teens to mid-twenties I contributed to his care. Especially when I was younger I would struggle with my peers being disrespectful or having poor understanding of our experience so to hear someone talk about this in a caring way warmed my heart. You sound like a wonderful granddaughter.

@evaosteenallen7957

Жыл бұрын

I loved that she spoke so openly about it with knowledge and love. I can totally relate (from my own life) to the things you have been through with your Grandfather and other people's ignorance of what truly happens when people have dementia. I've had my Grandmother pass away when I was 15-16 years old after about 5 years of Alzheimer's. Now I'm the only family member that is capable and willing to be part of my 81-year-old Father's (who has dementia) evening routine/caregiver. Even in an assisted living facility, the lack of caring if the patients are okay is unconscionable! 🙏's to you and your family. Total respect for your comments and views on these topics. It seems there are fewer and fewer people these days that feel any obligation to family and the elders, but you were lucky to be raised with a good and moral heart! Wish you the best

@tiffanyohara6364

Жыл бұрын

Abba Know, Huge love to you too for doing right by your family member. i had a huge fight with my family for the adult children not pitching in and help care for my mom - their grandma who raised them. xxxooo You should be cloned!

Love that you said Aging is a privilege! I thought 45 was old,…..now that I’ve made it to 45 it’s not so bad!!! ❤

I am replacing med spa procedures with at-home devices. I collected various devices like Nuface, Foreo, Myolift, Nuskin, Lyma, Facegym, etc. But so far my faves are medicube ones. I always look into the research conducted by the company and just general papers, human application tests. The Medicube's EMS device is fantastically brings the Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS) tech to the facial device. EMS has already been commonly used in medical areas such as rehabilitation. The principal is different but I feel like the results (after using it 4months) are almost similar to Ultherapy. The second one Deep Shot is actually more similar to this. I always felt my money wasn't worth it when the practitioner was not well trained. Although it costs up to $2,400, the results were vary depending on the practitioner's skill. These at-home devices, however, can easily be used at home and expect almost same results in a long term with consistency. I love Cassandra reviewed this! Thinking my decision was right :)

@PortugalLawyer

Жыл бұрын

Hi! Is EMS similar to TENS?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that you said aging is a privilege. I'm 50 in 6 months, and this is hard to remember - I have a teenage daughter and I want her to love herself just the way she is. So much easier said than done. Thank you for the great info.

@threewishes777

6 ай бұрын

💯 because of science we have stop mother nature laws. We can live to 80 years old now 2024. when in nature we can only live to our 20s maybe 30s.

The first section that mentioned the bubble head device is what got rid of my double chin. I liked it so much I ordered a 2nd one. Using it incorrectly to make it look like you are just moving the head up & down is incorrect. There are 3 springs included , each one used to advance to the next level of resistance with two different exercises to use. It a may be too simple for what Cassandra is going for but It worked to tighten up my chin. It just may take awhile to see it in the mirror, just keep at it.

@mandymckeown8625

Жыл бұрын

Same here I’ve been Using it for 5 months . I don’t go up and down though I lift the tongue as I’m using it and lower my bottom jaw only .

@2degucitas

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! That was my reaction as well.

@estherharing7430

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your command. I just bought it and haven't tried it yet. I was really disappointedto hear her say it is a scam. I am very happy that you controdict what she was telling.

Note from a physiotherapist - Actually... That movement - anteflexion of head and neck targets scalenni, sternocleidomastoid and deep neck flexors. Trapezius acts as extensor of the neck, Elevates scapulas, does laterflexion with fixated scapulas. I can imagine platysma being activated there as well, but nothing major. So this part of information was in fact incorrect in the video..

@lightningandthunder2861

Жыл бұрын

WOW thanks

@ashleyc818

Жыл бұрын

And actually I find the device to help with cervical neck pain - which is why o got it. Tech neck… lazy something to do at my computer and it helps

Oh I can relate Cassandra my grandma just passed away of dementia 90 and i saw all the side effects you experienced with your grandma it's very hard especially for us because we were really close Thank you for sharing your experience on that issue it helps a lot And great advice on the skin care too thank you.

I am 58 and have severe DDD and do a set of exercises similar to what is done using your Grandma's device, to strengthen my neck, helping me to maintain proper curvature in my c-spine and prevent hump neck. The exercises help immensely. The jury is out as to whether or not these exercises have affected/improved my skin tone. However, I do find that using LED Red Light therapy, microcurrent, and Retin-A, has made a difference in improving the skin tone & texture of my face and neck.

Love your videos! I'm a new subscriber of yours. I was pleasantly surprised to hear you speaking about your Grandmother with the compassion that seems lost in today's society! I am in a similar situation with my 81-year-old Father. When I was about 12 my Grandmother developed Alzheimer's and over the next 5 years, my Aunt took care of her for as long as she could. She was becoming elderly herself. Needless to say, my Grandmother passed at the age of 85 or 86. My Father had started showing signs of some mental atrophy or brain deterioration about a year before Covid trapped everyone inside their homes. Over those 2 years or so my brother and I were unaware of how progressive his condition had become. Fast-forward to today and my poor stepmother, who had COPD when all this started, then got Covid, now is on oxygen 100% of the time. She's at home alone and my Father is in an assisted living facility. She's had a fall that thankfully only cracked her hip instead of breaking it. I don't think surgery would have been an option with her lungs. It's terrible to see the sadness in their eyes when she can visit but then has to leave. So I've taken over the evening visits every night to make sure he's going to bed clean and dry on the bottom. Also to put his glaucoma drops in his eyes. These facilities have such a high turnover rate, they can't manage to hire anyone that seems to care if anyone gets the medications or help they may need. So I'm the daily person that he knows will be there every day. Even when it's not easy, like when he's had UTI's that, as I'm sure you know can make any elderly person go (totally out of it). It is and will continue to be my honor to be with him every evening and make sure he's got anything he wants. It's the least I can do for all the years he spent raising me (I was not a "walk in the park" kind of daughter). I appreciate your honesty about your Grandmother and speaking so candidly about the process! You just got all the respect I have to give. I hope you have many more lovely days with your Grandmother. And 🙏's for you and your family! ❤️❤️❤️ P.S. your videos are great too!!! 😉 💯

I do love your videos, Cassandra. I learn a lot about skin and skin care from you. And I love how you’re intention is always to educate and tell the truth. I’m an exercise physiologist. So I know something about skeletal muscles and just want to say this: Pushing your chin down, lowering your head against resistance, toward your chest, does work the muscles in the front of the neck and depending on the angle, can also activate the muscles in the chest. Muscles draw bones toward each other. So, lifting your chin up activates the muscles in the upper back, back of the neck, and up. I appreciate you and your reviews of skincare, office procedures, and home devices. Have a wonderful day and thank you.

@ElleL912

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying this! I am 58 and have severe DDD and do a set of exercises similar to what you describe to strengthen my neck, helping me to maintain proper curvature in my c-spine and prevent hump neck. The exercises help immensely. The jury is out as to whether or not these exercises have affected/improved my skin tone. However, I do find that my LED Red Light therapy has made a difference in improving the skin tone & texture of my face and neck.

YES, the biggest think I'm insecure about is my chin. My chin skin hasn't snapped back after weight loss so this is the video for me!!!

@overtlm

Жыл бұрын

I'm having the exact same problem. Please let me know if you find something that works.

@annehedonia156

Жыл бұрын

Same. I went on the Grieving Mother Diet, unfortunately, and now I have loose skin under my chin. I hated the double chin before and hate the crinkly neck almost as much.

@meowlissawolter4978

Жыл бұрын

Great video ❤ i'm only using a rose quarts roller at the moment. Would love to be able to afford these fancy gadgets. I just turned 34 this month & for sure starting to notice my skin drooping. 😐I started tearing up when you spoke about your GRAN. I moved in with my boyfriend about a year ago, his dad has alzheimers and not a single other member of the family cares to help. He has started urinating at the front door of the house and doesn't want to shower. 😭

I am seriously upset about aging. I just cant find anything good about it. I keep hearing what a privilege aging is and I dont see it. I will keep looking. Tjank you for a great video. Give your grandma a hug from one of your subs. Thank you for taking good care of her.

Just love you and all your content! You and Dr. V are my go-to girls when I am looking for skincare advice OR product reviews on something I’ve been thinking of trying. I also went through severe Alzheimer’s and Dementia with my grandma and I can relate to how tough it is to realize what role is best for you to play. You are 100% doing the right thing for her! Letting her live the rest of her days, months, years as happy and as free as she deserves to be.

Awe what a beautiful relationship you have with your grandmother ❤️ I literally have tech neck so that’s why I clicked on this video and what I got is great information and my heart was touched! Thank you for that!

Hello Cassandra! I love how compassionate and thoughtful you speak and educate about aging and neurological disorders. I am a similar age to yourself and have started to really research skin care and ways to age gracefully as I now move into my 30's along with my health limitations. I have a neurological condition called dystonia that affects the muscle movement in my face and throat and do not want anything to make that worse or cause more pain; however I do want to preserve my skins texture as I age. I have used these types of EMS devices in the past and wondered why I was in so much pain, and they did not seem to work for me. The experience left me feeling slightly defeated and inadequate to say the least. Thank you for educating not only myself but others that just because a product works well does not mean it is for every person. There are always other options though regardless of your status ( as I have learned now binge watching your videos) and it is so refreshing to see how considerate you are to think of those who may have a difference of ability. In fact, I am off now to buy the Australian gold sunscreen you recommended in a previous video; although I cannot use these machines, you have taught me that I can still take this small step for my skin care and self. Please keep on educating us all and breaking down all of the boundaries ( and BS) of a sometimes intimidating skin care market and routine. Skin care is for everyone! Have a great day! From your forever subscriber 🐱Nicole,

I love your thorough review of these devices! I have been using medicube devices myself and have fallen in love with how easy they are to use as well as how effective they are. It's an investment that's worth every penny!!

I don’t think I’ll ever go without Botox! The best decision i ever made!

@cathyincolorado1432

Жыл бұрын

I just tried it this yr. I'm 58. I wish I would have started yrs ago. I saw a cosmetic surgeon in my 30s for my crease btwn my brows and he quoted me $3K every 3 months!! So I've had no interest after that until I went to a cosmetic surgeon recently who did my 1st botox, only costing $200. I love botox & will go back to him every 3 months!

@bnb0510

Жыл бұрын

@@cathyincolorado1432 3k every 3 months? Wow! Where do you live? That’s is some crazy high margins.

@cathyincolorado1432

Жыл бұрын

@@bnb0510 that was25 yrs ago in Omaha Nebraska. That's why I never looked in to again. Then last month I went to see a surgeon,here in Colorado, about doing an upper blethphamy (sp?) And he did my botox for $200. Had I known prices dropped that much I would have started 10 yrs ago!

new subscriber. 55 years old. Loved your spirit. your honesty about your grandma and all the powerful info. Thank you!

My grandmother had Alzheimer’s and was in a nursing home for almost 10 years before she passed in 2017. I would take my grandfather to see her several times a week in the last 5 years of her life and me and my daughters would do things for her like paint her nails and I would lightly massage her face/hands with Cerave moisturizing cream while my grandfather would feed her snacks. He just recently passed in February at the age of 95 and I miss them both dearly! It’s nice to hear you’re taking care of your grandmother, Cassandra! They deserve our attention and devotion while we can still give it to them ❤

"Remember: aging is a privilege"

Omg! Hug your gma everyday if you can! I wish I could hug my gma, I miss her sooo much! Thank you for another great video!

I’m going thru a hard period right now, I’m 68 and just discovered skin care and I look so much better after 6 weeks of treatments but I realize I need a neck and face lift. I don’t have bad skin sun damage but no estrogen has taken a severe toll. And I’ve lost 60 pounds after my husbands death 3 yrs ago.

Great vid and thanks for the discount code, you are so generous and beautiful. I've wanted this devices but waited for you to review their products! Thank you so much, Cassandra! I cannot wait to try them out!!!!!!!!🏊‍♂🏊‍♂🏊‍♂

Black Girl Sunscreen is the TRUTH!!!! Gives a youthful glow. Loovve this stuff.

You are a wonderful granddaughter. Touch is so important. I lost my mother 8 months back. She was 100 and she was so loved that I feel that it wasn’t enough time with her.

I bought the Medicube product after watching Tati speak of it and have not been using as I was not sure of how and such. Your video helped me immensely and today I broke out the pack and used…wowzers thank you so very much for the informational way you presented the products.

@lightningandthunder2861

Жыл бұрын

Did it made any difference?

I just want a quick note to you, I was looking for something for sun damage and the beginning of a little bit of sagging under my chin as a 55-year-old guy who’s worked outside all my life, my first thought was my god this woman is gorgeous, so I will be childish and say that :-), but then I saw the part about your grandmother, I just want to say what a great person you are. You exude love especially for her. Really proud of you for that as a fellow human being, what a great girl. Thank you for this uplifting video, pun intended

What a sweet granddaughter you are!! I just loved hearing about your sweet grandma. You're a super smart and blessed young lady! ❤

Age is a privilege. I lived everything about your relationship with your abuela. What a great video. I learned a lot! Warmest regards Jennie

I couldn’t find a transcript for this video 🥹 I think I heard the names of devices and products correctly but it’s great when I can see in your transcripts. Keep up the great work ‼️

Cassandra, you are amazing! This has been the most helpful video covering both micro current devices and topical products for the neck. I love Dr. Perricone's products (a fan for years). I'm52 and have taken care of my skin since age 14, when I saw Molly Ringwald's porcelain skin and fell in love with skincare. Thank you for sharing your love of skin as well! I will definitely try the Medicube device! Thank you!

Dear Cassandra, I love your videos so much. I feel related to you kind of. I studied biochemistry to understand things on a deeper level. It helps me to be able to understand things like cancer or Alzheimers or something more simple like the chemical structure of hair and stuff. Understanding things is not making them better in anyway but it helps me a lot for dealing with the Alzheimers disease of my grandpa and take him as he was at the end of his life. It's just comforting for me to understand things better even if I can't cure them. Love you beautiful human being ❤️

So sorry about your grandmother, we can see how much she means to you. And we can see who much she loves you, see her eye ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Face yoga works for me! It even made my double chin vanish!

Hi, Cassandra! You did a SUPERB job of explaining & demonstrating all the technicalities without being dry and humorless like some KZreadrs. Interesting info…and you are DELIGHTFUL! Thanks from a new subscriber! ☺️💖

This is already popular in Korea among ppl in their 40's

@msk-qp6fn

2 жыл бұрын

I imagine so Medicube is a brand with a good reputation

@alisonbolton5028

2 жыл бұрын

I am Korean so I already know how popular it is in Korea, but didn't know they had launched the devices in the US market.

I've been seeing these devices everywhere and this was the video that finally made me cave in and make the purchase 😂 Thanks for being so thorough as always! Love the research that you put into your videos ❤

@tomandkarentully9722

2 жыл бұрын

Which one are you getting?

@DaniDiva182

Жыл бұрын

And what are the results?

@Dbb27

Жыл бұрын

They can cause fat loss in your face if used too much or too intense. Id be wary.

IT ACTUALLY MADE A DIFFERENCE AFTER YOU USED IT, AWESOOOME!

Sending you love going through life’s unfortunately sad moments. Your awareness of not forcing her, whether for her safety or not, is a hard habit to shelve. Celebrating her moments speaks volumes on what a special person you are❤

My face and neck lift costs 8500 with one week downtime of watching old "house" videos...worked great and looked natural. But I get your point...and this is an informative video. But one ques....does the twitching stop....and you are an angel to your grandma....an angel.

@ivonnesikaffy2598

Жыл бұрын

Where did you go that cost you only 8,500 ? My surgeon said to me it would cost me $25,000

Loved this video 💖 lots to take in! My Nonna passed away, the day after her 95th birthday (6yrs ago), with dementia. 🇮🇹 🇦🇺💖

I started using retinol on my neck and my skin tags were drying out and I don't know why but I noticed it right away and thought it odd but I can say that retinol does work and good to put on your neck along with spf.

Thank you for this, Cassandra! I'm about to turn 70 in 1 month and I've lost 12 lb this summer on Noom... suddenly, I've got droopy neck. Eeeek!

Thank you for everything you do! You have changed my life through your education, and saved me SO much money on your suggestions (You introduced me to the Inky List for one😍❤️). Thank you for your honesty, and insight! Thanks for being a be-youtiful acne big cyster☺️🦋

I am new to your channel and love your videos. You have a great sense of humor and you really speak fast, but provide lots of content. I do it all surgical procedures with Voluma and maintenance with my skincare, NuFace, Red Light. Thank you! You have a beautiful neck much like a ballerina

i ordered my medicube tool last year and I love it!

I'd like to suggest moisturizer and retinol, I accidentally tightened my neck too much by using it 😂I have a burn scar contracture there and meant to prepare the skin for surgery, but I continued using it for 2 months instead of 2 weeks and my neck is uncomfortably tight. It would probably work well for people with normal skin though! I used whatever moisturizer I had around and Inkey List retinol

@MyVintageLife

2 жыл бұрын

Retinol? I have to try that! It is the one cream I have never used. Thanks.

@randomina465

2 жыл бұрын

Which retinol brand do u use

@anarchyneverdies3567

2 жыл бұрын

@@randomina465 inkey list

@tuuli4117

2 жыл бұрын

Scar tissue can make skin feel tighter if not massaged/exercised to make it more "supple".

@ToyCircle

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you don't mind, how old are you ? You look young in your picture.

My mom had it. I recognize that choked up sadness when you spoke of it for a second. I'd do that too.

Smile lines are called nadolabial folds. Marionette lines are the ones that go from the corners of the mouth down the sides of the chin.

First half is about devices. 24:27 creams are discussed

U are amazing with your grandmother....God bless you....you are a wealth of knowledge!

Hands down the best, most informative video I've found for these devices...

Girrrrrrllllll ! I literally couldn't understand half of what you said🤯 You are BEYOND caffinated in this 🙉🙈🙊🤦‍♀️

Appreciate your mentioning caution for Trigeminal Neuralgia patients. People with TN have to be extremely careful of what they use on their face. Love your content and appreciate your advice so much

I LOVE YOU❣️❣️❣️ You have so much knowledge; you are honest, entertaining, and informative. I stumbled onto one of your videos a couple months ago, I laugh my (chicken sound!) off at most of your videos, and I always come away with something new in my head-thank you! Your love for your grandmother is so touching- a testament to who you are ( I hope you have way more than a few more memories to make with her). Keep up the good work, Cassandra!! L❤ve you!!!

I'm happy you were so good to your grandmother. Please name the devices you use in the info section when you do your videos along with price and discount codes if applicable.

I had been comparing this with others but finally purchaseddddd! Thank you for the review, Cassandra! :)

Your grandma is so cute :3 bless her heart

Your videos are excellent and your grandma is lucky to have you.

Thank you for speaking about how marketing can target a vulnerability and insecurity to make money, versus the things that can actually work if someone wants help with something. I am really curious what you think of face yoga. It has been all over TikTok.

Thank you for this video!!! My neck is one of my problem areas

Personally, I think moisturizers with urea and retinol/retinal creams are the safest bet for otc treatments for smoothing the neck's skin. I first saw good results with Simple's moisturizers (both light and rich has urea in the ingredient list) and then with La Roche Posay redermic r cream and The Ordinary retinol 0.5% in squalane.

Hi, Cassandra! I'm going to presume this isn't used on the front of the neck. I have an awful turkey neck. I'm sure it also comes with very good instructions. If you use it on the front of your neck would it help? and also could it affect your thyroid gland? I never had a skin care 'program' until I found you. (I'm 68.) It's hasn't become a real habit but I am getting better. My husband passed 17 years ago and what little I was doing then, which was really only cleansing and moisturizers, I gave up. My skin is starting to look better and a few wrinkles are not so noticeable. Thank you SO much for sharing this great gift of yours!

@selectiveoutrage6617

Жыл бұрын

None of the microcurrent devices are for the front of the neck over the thyroid. You most likely need a facelift. However, Pretty Over Fifty used a cream on her neck that was amazing. Not tight skin but tighter and she's had no surgery. I may buy it myself soon. Any improvement is good.

@JasminMiettunen

Жыл бұрын

Microcurrent is not good on the front of the neck, but retinoids like she said are great! Retinol, retinaldehyde, adapalene, tretinoin…

Thanks for all the info in this video! I have a question about RF/ultrasound device and the other current devices. How do they effect facial fat pads? I’m starting to lose the padding in my mid face and don’t want to accelerate it. Thanks!

@terridavis-fitzpatrick3423

Жыл бұрын

Yes it can. Check out Dr. Anil Rajani, he talks about this.

I've been using the evynskin lumo for the last 2 months and still getting used to it, but I think that it may work. I Have an in office evaluation also this week. So I'll learn more 😌

I just found your video, after I purchased my medicube age-r device, I love your explanation of the device. I have been using it for about 2wks as a part of my skin care routine and since I will be 54 in a couple of days I thought hhhmmm maybe I should try something to keep my skin lifted also..so I went for it and love 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.

@Kne2450

11 ай бұрын

Have you seen a result?

Actually a physical therapist told me you can strengthen your neck by doing chin tucks. It’s different than the device you have from the informercials lol but you pull your own head back kind of like you’re giving yourself a double chin or like you’re surprised 😯. It mainly strengthens the back of the neck, the muscles around the spine. But anywho 😅

I'm glad I subscribed to your video channel. I learn things that are interesting to me. I also listen to many of the people that you mention, but I still find new things on your channel. Thank you.

You're very knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing. Lovely video, very captivating ❣

I like your video. You're very informative! I didn't even mean to click this video but it was automatically played after something I watched about Niacin for depression. That Neckline gadget isn't meant to be used the way you demonstrated. You're supposed to lower your jaw to press on it, and not drop your neck at all. I have I idea if it works or not, when used as intended. But it's a funny gadget and I've learned a lot from you, so thank you!!

Omg I cried when you were talking about your grandma 😿 thanks for being so emotionally open with us. 🫶🏻

I'm definitely going to get the Deep Shot after watching your review!! Thank you for the 30% OFF discount Cassandraa!! medicube devices are rarely on sale so this is HUGEEE🥰🥰🥰🥰

Are there any devices that are more affordable that can give similar benefits?

Hi Cassandra ❤! I am 58 years old and can only afford 1 advice Which one should I buy! Too many information 😊at the same time

Hi Cassandra, I love your videos, they are very informative... Question, is the HIFU treatment safe for hypothyroidism? I just turned 54 and I've been thinking to get something to help with my saggy skin but I hear a lot that some treatments are not good for people with hypothyroidism.💜😍

There's a difference between minimal Botox and "frozen face". I emote plenty! Thanks for your videos, I love what you do!

Ok, you really grabbed me with your positive mention of vegan collagen. As an ethical vegan, I’m thoroughly revolted by products that include animal ingredients or testing. You just got another subscriber. *enjoying the frequent poorly bleeped out cursing. 🎉 Would love if you did a segment for those of us who produce too much collagen- folx with scleroderma. *thank you for sharing your experience with your grandmother. My mother is well into mid stage Alzheimer’s and extremely isolated. I’ve been experimenting with treatments as treats for her. She never accepted this stuff prior to her dementia, but now it’s a fun bonding experience

Over 30 minutes and she never took a breath.😆 It was exhausting to watch

Which one do I order? What’s better. I don’t really understand the difference. I love all your videos Cassandra!!! Karen

@kirakrauss7104

2 жыл бұрын

*If you want to Depuff / Massage / Reshape your face(in a much effective way than Gua-Sha) >>Medicube's DERMA EMS Shot! It contracts your muscles and give you that nice tightness for lifting. **If your looking for a Firming dream machine, >>Medicube's Ussera Deep Shot It wiil Boost up collagen in those deep skin layers and plush up your skin beautifully.

Differin and AF adapelene can be purchased using an FSA (flexible spending account).

As a nurse i can tell you one thing quality over quantity in everything past age sixty

Thank you for the discount codes. 🥰

Aw. You're grandma looks so sweet. 🥰

Thank you Cassandra for this very informative video. Question: Can you use the medicube devices at the same time/routine as your retinol? Or do you use it on non-retinol days or times?

@butterflyslippers

2 жыл бұрын

I use them on my retinol days and have seen no problem so far!

I am wary of radio frequency and thyroid.

Thank you soooooo much for being an amazing, truly real person!!!! I absolutely adore you!!!! Keep continuing to grow!!!! Enjoy all of your videos, I would love to see you review Derma e!!!!! Pretty pretty please!!!? Stay beautiful Cassandra!!!!!

Cassandra Thank you I appreciate your honesty with skin care.

This video gets to me 🥺. Love the content. Thanks Cass ❤️🙏🏻

Thanks for sharing and educating us on these devices. Take care.

Thank you for all the good information and for sharing about your grandmother. Also you have really helped me with my skin care.

Babusya ❤❤❤ it’s Ukrainian grandma. I am impressed ❤❤❤

Thank you so much Cassandra for this exhaustive video ! You mentioned a skincare diary and I immediately thought this might be much easier and accurate than my method ! So I checked the AppStore and …. Well tens of them available… would you be so kind to recommend one or two ? Thank you also for your honesty through all your videos, and your speech speed, which helps me keep control of my English 💁🏼‍♀️ 🦋kisses!

Dr.Antony is wonderful, love your information. Thank you🤗🇨🇦

Now, when I say *Quality Content* YOU are that Girl!! 👏🏾👏🏾 Thanks for this, Cas. You truly are one of the best

Okayyy, came here because the neck wrinkles. Left with teary eyes when you talk about your grandma

You ❤are brilliant! Thanks for your videos. I enjoy them!

I really try to get my mom to wear sunscreen and/or retinol because I saw a difference after 2 years of consistent use, but she is just not interested and actually thinks sunscreen is harmful because she has better skin than those who used sunscreen and spent tons of money on treatments in their youth. Yes her skin is that blessed. For someone who didn't protect herself from the sun and only occasionally moisturize and did after sun care, she really has good skin. Honestly, she probably won't be convinced to use these devices. On one hand, it means she is that secure in how she looks, but on the other it means she doesn't fully understand that taking care of her looks would probably help her get a job.