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Skin care red flag....all the influencers reviewing the same product within days of each other.

@vhayek68

Ай бұрын

And saying the same thing!

@user-gy3om7kp7s

Ай бұрын

Haha soooo true😂

@logiclanguagelearningFrench

Ай бұрын

Yes. The Sam bunting moisturiser case in point

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

@@vhayek68 Yep, it's obvious they're giving the provided talking points from the brands.

@parisinthe30sx

Ай бұрын

Yup

I went to kiss my bf and he said: Ew, you have pores on your face!. Now he's an ex.

@user-xe3oc5pu6v

22 күн бұрын

U go girl

@manofmagic1803

19 күн бұрын

valid

@user-pn2rx5xr8n

17 күн бұрын

😂 Is he alien ? Doesn't he have pores ? Doesn't he sweat ?

@EGGrun

17 күн бұрын

@@user-pn2rx5xr8n he was just being a dickhead, he has just as visible pores as I do.

@Nice_Tree

16 күн бұрын

​@@user-pn2rx5xr8nI assume he is secretly a lizard

Hate it when something is marketed with a certain ingredient as the "star" only to find it on the very bottom of ingredients list.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

And brands do this all the time. As Cassandra says, "Turn and Learn."

@vasilisablud

18 күн бұрын

Some active and efficient ingredients actually require low concentration and would be harmful if they aren't on the bottom of the list

I love my friends because whenever my skin improves they make sure to hype me up because they know I get excited when things clear up, but they NEVER comment on it getting worse. They will still hype me up and tell me I'm pretty 😌 They just won't make skin-specific remarks.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Good friends!

My biggest red flag is the one-person indie brands who try to demonize large cosmetic companies. These indies say: "the big mega-corporate capitalists are selling you toxic things that will ruin your skin - but we use only pure, natural things like lemon juice, and we avoid nasty preservatives." First, not all indie brands do this. I'm an amateur formulator myself ... I follow all the accepted practices of the large labs, and if I can't safely make something in my clean kitchen, I won't make it at all. Large companies can afford $$$$$ fully equipped labs and to pay PhD cosmetic chemists. They can afford to try out hundreds of formulae, and can afford to test them all. Large companies have access to ingredients and methods we can't do at home. [I can't buy or stabilize retinol.] Large companies are in business to increase their sales. If they ruin customers' skin, they will lose sales. It's in their best interests to make good products. That lemon juice I mentioned some indies use ... lemon juice is acidic enough to hurt skin, it has sugar and other things that encourage spoilage, and chemicals derived from lemon juice (citric acid) work much better.

@Amy_Dunn

Ай бұрын

Also lemon juice under UV is super damaging. There's a reason people used to put lemon juice in their hair to lighten it if they were outside a lot. 😵

Speaking of JavaScript, another red flag is when a product is always on sale for 30 days with a bogus count down on the website. - False urgency / scarcity.

@sh8d

17 күн бұрын

*cough* yesstyle *cough*

this whole "all natural, clean, no preservative" stuff bother me. I don't wanna buy 200mL of a product, paying "clean beauty" prices, only to have it go bad within half the time!

@Amyjwashere

Ай бұрын

Yep that isn’t talked about enough. Also say no to preservative free makeup! Hell no lol

@Magictheatre2023

Ай бұрын

Seriously. And saying this all the while these guys are surrounded by devices, taking wonder drugs, and getting medical procedures.

@ItsBlackSheepVision

Ай бұрын

The "clean, non toxic" mindset gives me the ick 😬😮‍💨

@mobstercrow7515

24 күн бұрын

@@Amyjwashere Just don't wear makeup, problem solved. :p

@Amyjwashere

24 күн бұрын

@@mobstercrow7515 hehe I don’t wear makeup like 75% of the time.

People who judge you for using drugstore skincare is s hugeee red flag not everyone can afford high end or even mid range products also influencers who say things like omg this is a miracle product or you only need this product for an xyz problem skin problems are complex and you might need to do a lot more than just slap a $100 cream

@MaliciousMalcontent

Ай бұрын

Inkey List is very affordable and has some great products. Then there are expensive ones that you pay lots of money to have the brand on your counter.

@hailiniallapanna

Ай бұрын

I use Dove Soap Bar and Palmers cocoa butter oil. Then a spf $30 from ELF after letting the oil set. $25 routine(roughly) I like brands that have been around for decades. Dove was founded in 1957 and Palmers 1840s I think. Elf was founded in 2004, but their products are good imo.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

What people don't understand, or don't want to believe, is that drugstore products and more expensive brands generally have the same major ingredients and similar formulas. When I say "major ingredients", I mean the first 4 to 6 ingredients on the ingredients list which are generally very mundane ingredients like water, glycerin, petrolatum (aka petroleum jelly, aka Vaseline), mineral oil, beeswax, etc. When you compare ingredients lists, you learn this. All you get with more expensive products is a dusting of ingredients with botanical names that sound impressive, fancy packaging, and a prestigious brand name.

@cesarvillegas1220

29 күн бұрын

In my country drugstore products are sold with high end prices, we don't have the privilege of saving when buying skincare or makeup. That's another level of red flag , when companies not only are shady about the claimings of their products, but also they sell the same drugstore products 4 times their price as high end products on developing countries.

@DylonsBBGorl

15 күн бұрын

@@cesarvillegas1220 Actually, it could be due to import taxes, your economy, the supply and demand, or the exchange rate of currency

I’m a medical professional. For me a red flag is promises for major skin changes or very fast results. The reality is any results take weeks to months. Also topical skin care, while very important, will not ever give you drastic changes.

@w1975b

Ай бұрын

One exception I personally experienced, I had a terrible herpes infection that had covered my whole chin in 2010. I applied bentonite clay a few days in a row and it was healed, smooth skin. The clay also gave almost instant relief from the itching which was very bad.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Excellent point!

Wow, girl. Over 17 years of knowledge. I love it, good for you

Thank you for not demonizing preservatives! I take a while to use products, generally speaking, so things with short shelf lives are a major no-go for me. I do sometimes use things past their expiration date, but I use common sense that if it looks or smells off, I toss it. I'd rather have wasted a few bucks throwing away a product than pay hundreds for an ER visit!

My skincare red flag is a "miracle product" that is cheap generic moisturizer + X plant extract + different fragrances, which is often more irritation and a higher price tag. The green flag is the simple effective less "sexy" pharmacy hypoallergenic generic option with the bigger container.

@Iquey

Ай бұрын

I second this. In the early days of Whole Foods, I got a lotion hoping it would reduce my eczema in highschool there, and it had WAY too many essential oils like lavender and others, and I broke out in hives all over the next day. It was like 2007 so this was about when the wild west era of clean beauty brands was just beginning.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Preach!!!

I never had acne until my late 20's 😢and had this boyfriend who made me cry because of my acne. I broke up with him after crying a lot with one of his comments since he keeps getting meaner and joking about my acne seriously is such a red flag like people change he just didn't love me and couldn't bother to say it

@ZiggyPlayedGuitar1225

Ай бұрын

He probably raised your cortisol levels. How is your skin doing now? Any improvement?

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Verbal abuse is a red flag in relationships and an excellent reason to dump him! Good for you! Don't put up with cr*p like that, ever! You don't need anyone bad enough to put up with that kind of behavior.

@julsdemers4740

2 күн бұрын

im so sorry you had to deal with that, acne isnt something you can control most of the time, so its not something anyone should be judged on, the main causes for acne are hormones (mainly testosterone or cortisol) and outside factors like air quality and heat, please take care of yourself and try not to worry too much if you still struggle with acne, just make sure to keep your pores clear when possible and to exercise to regulate hormone levels! hope this helps, as a fellow acne sufferer! ❤

@Jasmine215100

18 сағат бұрын

What did HE look like? A real prize, right??

I can add another red flag when it comes to skincare and makeup (or any other product) - if the brand is an MLM, I won't buy it.

@unnatichaudhary1195

Ай бұрын

what's mlm?

@amypanddirtytoo1926

Ай бұрын

​@unnatichaudhary1195 multi level marketing. Pyramid scheme. Like Seint. You know..."COME JOIN MY TEAM AND YOU CAN BE A MILLIONAIRE LIKE ME!" Those people that spend all day teying to get people to buy a starter package (any job that you have to PAY to be a part of is a scam and a pyramid scheme) and their focus is getting people to join their team, not selling any actual product. Because you make money based on how many people you got to join and the money THEY INVEST, not sales. And they have a quota to keep or they owe money. People have lost their houses joining an MLM. Lost everything. Even their friends and family.

@MsCrisTfer

Ай бұрын

@@unnatichaudhary1195 Multi level marketing. Like mary kay, avon. Pyramid schemes

@OriginalContent89

Ай бұрын

​@@unnatichaudhary1195mlm = multi-level marketing = legal pyramid scheme

@danikim235

Ай бұрын

@@unnatichaudhary1195 Multi-Level Marketing, basically a pyramid scheme but with products

Dr Vanita Rattan’s sunscreen brand “Inzincable” claims to leave no white cast (it’s a mineral sunscreen SPF 50, she claims it’s good esp for skin of color) and she has a video of her and some relatives “reapply” the sunscreen over makeup but they disappear into the bathroom, don’t film them reapplying it and come out saying they applied it over their make-up and they looked flawless. Well I tried Inzincable and it leaves a greasy white cast. I’m sad for this because I really trusted her advice on all skincare but I no longer watch her content. Just my experience, maybe others have had success?

@vhayek68

Ай бұрын

Well that stinks. I liked her too!

@RoastedSaltedPeanut

Ай бұрын

I started watching her channel but started to feel like she only started the channel to promote her brand.

@WaffleRedondo

Ай бұрын

That's what happen when a person of dark skin tries mineral sunscreens that are not tinted. Black people tend to feel better finish with organic sunscreens.

@Vasilia4

Ай бұрын

Yeah she is a grifter. Uses a lot of fear mongering for skin of colour and then promotes her own brand

Before and after is the worst especially ai generating fake before and after is gonna make it alot worst

"dermatologist tested" has gotten me before 😅 thank you for all the information!! HEAVY agree on the relationship stuff! My last ex would make comments about my acne, not like "ew your skin is nasty" but he would just always mention it and say weird things as a "joke" that made me feel bad, even though I told him many times it made me uncomfortable and I didn't want him to. The relationship ended up being awful (for multiple reasons). My current partner has never made me feel that way, the only time we talk about it is when *I* bring it up. He has always made me feel beautiful despite my acne and acne scars. We've been together 5 years now (:

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Your former partner showed you who he was, and you believed him. Good for you! He showed bad character which can't be treated or cured, unlike acne!

I love your energy in this video! My red flag isn't specific to skincare but anything from a designer brand, or a celebrity brand--esoecially a brand that centers the celebrity. This goes double for anything the Kardashians touch.

as someone who works retail for a beauty brand it kills me when someone asks for something with no chemicals or no 'bad' chemicals, but then don't have any examples of which chemicals theyre trying to avoid!!

@laur83

Ай бұрын

wait until they learn that water is a chemical.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Well, they must be avoiding water because water is a chemical!

@blueshoes5145

14 күн бұрын

Oh man. That already sounds tiring.

@elena7520

9 күн бұрын

The fact that they expect you to know what "bad chemicals" they're talking about when they don't even know themselves must be so irritating 💀

I love that you used the red flag guy for this video 😂

one skincare red flag for me is when a product has on the label somewhere that says something along the lines of "get amazing results within 24 hours!" bc i don't think that there's any miracle product that changes your skin in that short of a time.

Cassandra was the FIRST KZreadr I found in 2011 or 2012 as Diamondandheels14. I think I found her through an article. I was obsessed. Thank you for bringing me into the KZread beauty community! It changed my life.

Oh I remember a couple years ago seeing ads for a cheap ripoff of the Nuface that straight up used footage of Dr Dray's review of the REAL Nuface, in which she did not give it a ringing endorsement. I just don't trust social media ads.

My skin care red flag is 'exzema cure' or people talking about it curing it. As someone who has suffered so badly and knows there is no cure not only is it upsetting it makes me really angry!

@user-uh8nl6sw9t

Ай бұрын

I don’t know how old you are or how long you’ve had it but I had hand eczema so bad for the last 15 years that I always had some sort of sore on my hands. Couldn’t even get lemon near my hands when cooking or it would practically burn my skin off. I don’t have a cure for you so don’t know why I’m even responding, but I guess your comment just resonated with me since I’ve had such issues with it. Anyway…just wanted to say that I have no idea why, but I’ve had no issue after at least a year. Can even put acids on my hands now so there is hope! I doubt it’s any type of skincare though, just some sort of inflammatory response happening in our body.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

All I can say is, I feel your pain. I've dealt with eczema for 50 years, and I've learned some things to keep from getting it, and I have 2 prescriptions to use if I get it anyway. The main things for me are to keep my skin well moisturized and don't use products with fragrance and irritants such as isopropyl alcohol. Oh, and use gloves for dishes and cleaning. But sometimes I get it anyway.

@clownbag

6 күн бұрын

I think it really depends on why you have exzema. Whether it is autoimmune, yeast allergy, vitamin c deficiency, etc. There are multiple kinds of eczema, each with their own cause, but autoimmune conditions can be difficult or even impossible to fully control. :/ ♡

The whole "clean beauty" or "anti sunscreen" movement is really bugging me. It spread so much false information that can cause so much damage. Clean beauty usually means full of essential oils and short shelf life, which can cause a lot of irritation and skin damage. No sunscreen is full of the "no chemical" mindset or inspired by the "clean beauty" mindset, which can cause cancer. I rather use sunscreen than get cancer

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

So true about "clean" beauty. To me, a product isn't "clean" unless it has no fragrant ingredients or added fragrance.

@elena7520

9 күн бұрын

I went for microneedling and didn't know that the esthetician was a clean beauty girlie. She microneedled my face and then put lavender essential oil on my punctured bleeding skin. Talk about irritation 💀 I'll never make that mistake again

@20thcenturyrelic

9 күн бұрын

@@elena7520 OMG!!!

I worked in a skincare corp. What isn't talked about much are some amazing products that have great formulas... That must bow to their terrible, shady marketing teams. So you can have scientist makers of lovely skincare, then staff with the polar opposite shady "make it viral" tactics trying to bring the same product to market, painting them with big red flags 😢

One of my old teachers sells beauty products for one of those pyramid schemes and in her before vs after she always does slightly different angles so it can look like it’s amazing. A few I remember seeing is she had the camera angle down then up to show the lash growth serum. Then had a picture of her hair then the after she was tilting her head back some so you would think the hair growth was amazing

Product doesn't have a recommended usage time/regimen, if your product is supposed to be used every second of every day it's either doing nothing or you want me to buy more all the time. I can use it when I want but knowing for what kind of use it's formulated is so helpful.

Going full Cassandra today and I 💜it. Amazing video today. One pet hate of mine is going to a spa and having a facial, and it always goes the same way, them putting the hard sell on you and telling you how dehydrated your skin is. It’s also embarrassing when I have taken clients for a Spa Day and they feel obligated to buy something they were put under so much pressure (Inevitably form a really expensive line). Now I tell them upfront absolutely no selling unless the guest asks you. Unfortunately in South Africa, beauty therapists are not that well paid and are put in the position of trying to earn commission on product sales.

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

This is also true in the US. Spa employees are generally pressured to sell whatever line the spa recommends. Or so I've heard. I don't have facials because my dermatologist told me not to.

@mammuchan8923

Ай бұрын

@@20thcenturyrelic probably the same everywhere hey. I just do my own facials at home, it’s way more relaxing 💜

Hi Cassandra, all sweeties, I'm almost 65 and never used skincare, only cold water on my face + I did never go in the sun because I have a bit of vitiligo (some spot when I have been in the sun (walking and no shadow!), I get white and brown spots, very annoying and this is why I never went into the sun as I could prevent it. I have combination skin BTW. I also had acne and ulcers, even with multiple heads, even now I can get them!! But since a couple of years I use skincare for that from the farmacy, like f.i.: 'ROC', 'LA ROCHE-POSAY', 'LOUIS WIDMER'(advice from dermatologist) but I never used or use anything for wrinkles or such. And people think I'm much younger than 64!! Almost no wrinkles and proud of that. Cold water is the best when you are young and have no skinproblems. Do you have skinproblems? Go to a professional, do not experiment on your own sweeties!! And listen to Cassandra!!!!! BTW: advice I've got from the dermatologist (for my skin because it can cause irritantion and yes, acne (on my skin!): make sure there is no perfume in the product you buy. And not all skins are the same, what is good for my skin is not allways good for your skin!!! Lots of love from an old rebel-Pinkie

Love this!!! I wish I had your channel to guide me as a teenager but I’m so glad to have it as an adult! 🎉❤

I'd like to know more about toothpaste ratings! First time I've heard of those aspects!

Thank you Cassandra ❤

One of my red flags: when a product claims to do too many things. I'm sure they're area lot of good products out there with multiple active ingredients that can address more than one condition, but I'm not believing that a small $10 tube of something is going to fix every problem under the sun and then some!

I had an argument with a youtuber that insisted that rubbing Frozen cucumber on your face works because they are full of antioxidants... yes if you eat it!

@clownbag

6 күн бұрын

I don't know about penetratable ingredients, but cucumber is generally really soothing and that is worth something.

@Danisuzette

6 күн бұрын

@@clownbag no more effective than rubbing a cool spoon or gusha and technically it's dangerous to rub anything frozen on your face. Since cucumbers ate mostly water it would be the equivalent of rubbing ice cubes directly on the sensitive skin of your face.

love the dustin shoutout. gotta credit the man running around public parks

Cassandra I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE you!! LMAO at this great video you made. You go girl and keep them coming. Big Hugs ❤❤

So glad to see this video, keep up the good work 💗💗

1:55 OMG such a huge pet peeve of mine! I see SO many before and after photos with different lighting

LMAO! I have been picking apart those before and after photos for years now! SO MANY are the same photo! Even when its not necessary!!! Like on hair daye boxes!!! Like, you didnt even dye their hair?!?🤣🤣🤣

Products that are recommended for EVERYONE! EVERYONE needs this! Well does my late 30's, sensitive, oily, acne prone skin need it? Or does that 16 year old? Or the 65 year old? Or the dry skin ladies? Or the sun damaged? I love reviews and products that are specific or include caveats to recommendations.

I’m going back to the basics this summer and throwing out most serums and toners/essences. I am using a gentle cleanser, sunscreen and a face mask once a week. Also making sure I drink 2 liters of water a day!

Thank you Cassandra. Thumbs up!

When any products say FRAGRANCE FREE, but if you look at the ingredients, you find parfum 🤔

Love Dr. Idris and would love to see a collab! Thanks for all the great tips.

@camronrose

Ай бұрын

I second this!

@mara3842

Ай бұрын

noooooooo

@lbell9695

26 күн бұрын

She uses filters though on her face.

@galgatto397

26 күн бұрын

@@lbell9695where is the proof?

OMG the "Inkey List" brand now makes sense! XD

@KeepTheDoubleSpace

Ай бұрын

Right? 😂

@101falcon

Ай бұрын

wait.... 🤦 that just clicked..... freaking puntastic geniuses!!!!

@osteophagus

Ай бұрын

Literally she said that and I was like "...OH"

Love u n ur videos ur literally beautiful inside and out ♥

Skincare red flags 🚩 🚩 1. Changes in lighting in before and after photos 2. Identical before and after pics (to spot if they’re the same look at the eyelashes, eyebrows, hairs on the skin, etc) > it means it was photoshopped if theyre the same 3. Preservative free products > they will grow mold 4. No expiration date 5. The ingredients dont match what the product claims. Tip for knowing if ingredients are genuine in a beauty product: look for the INCI list 6. ‘Chemical free’ products (everything is made of chemicals which means they have no idea what they were doing and not real scientists) 7. ‘Tried and tested’ products. Look for tested AND APPROVED 8. When brands attack/blame customers online 9. No negative reviews on the product 10. Pop ups like ‘5 people just put this in their carts’ > its preprogrammed for when u click on it 11. Expensive ass shit that could be found on aliexpress/alibaba/shein/temu > they got it from these stores and are drop shipping 12. Green washing

Love your personality

I love you!!! Thank you for information ♥️🫶🏻

Liking your new hair color!

Well...if I did not know how you felt about things before, I sure know now! #No holding back!!😊❤

this video fell into my recommendeds and wow i love your editing style and energy! it feels both educative and fun/relatable! this makes it very easy to understand what you're saying even for people who dont understand the topic! also, are there acne patch brands to avoid vs brands you would recommend? its so hard to navigate shopping for such things when everything looks the same!

Phenoxyethanol is a lot different to salt. It’s a chemical and there are articles on its safety to rub into your skin daily. -1% is ok but try ing to find out much is in a formula - just can’t in many cases

This was good. We are all searching for products that really provide results. It's so easy to be roped in by misleading advertising.

In my country drugstore products are sold with high end prices, we don't have the privilege of saving when buying skincare or makeup. That's another level of red flag , when companies not only are shady about the claimings of their products, but also they sell the same drugstore products 4 times their price as high end products on developing countries.

The highlights look bee-you-tea-full!

Cassandra you are such a hoot. You can review anything and make it so entertaining yet useful. I do want to comment that your hair is looking good. What is your hair protocol now?

I'm glad you're talking about hair loss. My daughter is on a swim team and has recently been dropping a lot of hair. It can be from hair tie, cap or chlorine. Please help

Basically all celebrity skincare lines are a big red flag 🚩

@20thcenturyrelic

Ай бұрын

Agreed. They're generally cash grabs.

I had a reaction to expired eye shadow cream, while it wasn't anywhere near that server it has permanently damaged the skin. The reaction was pretty instantaneous so it never touched my other eye lid and removed it immediately. I still regret not just throwing it away. Lesson learned expired creams etc are not to be trusted 😔

Clean beauty or natural ingredients like citrus juices. Lookin at you Lush!

The only dry shampoo I like is the purple one from Hask. I think it is the biotin one? It is in a purple can. I have black and neon green hair, it doesn't leave a white powdery substance on my hair when I use it. It is expensive though, I believe it is 8 dollars per bottle (which is expensive to me.) It is worth the price though!

When it comes to reviews, i find reddit in the Face/Skincare groups are some of the best for honest, unbiased takes on how good/bad products work. Also i never knew that drama about the ahem Tipsy Pachyderm 😂 what did i miss

Me indoor or on an overcast day: grey eyes Me near a window or outside when it's sunny: blue eyes Light does indeed affect us a lot, and not just our makeup or photos. Which is why a red flag for me is definitely "before and after" photos that have different compositions, expressions or lighting. Expression is such a game changer in a photo since it hits on a psychological level, not just the physical.

Love this ❤❤❤

I got a label maker to date “throw out dates” on my products (both a personal and my MUA kit) HELPS A TON

How can we tell if a product has preservatives or not? What ingredients should we look for?

I've worn lotion and chapstick since I was in my 20s. I just don't have a skin care/ makeup routine. I paint my face three 3x a year, so I buy $25 worth of small drugstore products a year and then throw them out. I also keep my cosmetics in the refrigerator when we travel. Our camper doesn't have a consistent temperature.

Being A Woman Of A Certain Age means Everybody in media has an opinion about how you should look and what you should put on your skin I have always loved SPF and hated wearing heavy make-up &creams and I dont intend to start now. Whats is true for teens & acne is also true for Mature women the only difference being Wrinkles and lines are not an infected pores and can be part of healthy skin 😎☕💋

Your HAIR :D WOW!!!!! best I've ever seen it! next to your natural curly hair. Also my fave. Not that it's my business to comment on.

I think you should go over the difference between real and fake reviews, and how to spot the difference.

I use a lot of good molecules products with very good results made in Korea. I don't know if you know much about them but they show ingredients and cruelty free and I believe vegan but I can't remember right now, everything is unscented. I use face wash, eye cream, and serums from them and seen results in lightening my dark spots n acne scars.my face is also extremely smooth when I use them and I even use it on my hands and arms to heal cat scratches scars and them to just heal better. I've been very impressed and I have a hard time with skincare with very sensitive skin

I met this person for the first time, talked with him for like 20 minutes. He started giving me dieting advice! I had just shrunk 14 sizes in 9 months, and this jerk is giving me dieting advice! I'm an honest to G-d medium. And he's calling me fat‽ As for how I shrunk, I was large because I had a grumbling appendix. If dieting or exercise does not work for, go to your doctor. If you can't afford too, or your doctor is criminally negligent. Get something Iodized, like potassium per Iodine, Do Not Use More Than The Recommended Dose. If that works, you have a thyroid issue. My appendix problem (technically a thyroid issue) was solved with antibiotics for a rooster attack, so I avoided surgery, Yay. Also physical therapy for my injured back, caused by the appendix problem.

She reminds me of Aubrey from pitch perfect when she pops off but she’s spitting straight facts. Thanks Acne big sis !!!! 😂❤

Question: what about products that just put a lot code and no expiration date?

What do you think about the ilso melting sebum softener? (this question is for everyone who tested the product) 😊

another 5 stat brilliant share. Ty

Kenzzi had an ipl cooling device on sale for black Friday. The cooling lasted maybe 2 minutes, and the continuous flash button seldom worked. And I didn't notice any difference in my hair growth. I actually read all the 5 star reviews, and some of them were very negative. They changed the stars! The device is no longer on the site

What you recommend for oily skin ?

Please review Dr. Idriss’ skincare line! 🙏🏽

Cassandra I love your videos, very informative and useful. I have a request - Can you please dial down the quacking sounds in between, they are such anxiety triggers for me and I have to pause the video a few times to calm myself and complete it.

@Amyjwashere

Ай бұрын

Same lol either that or don’t swear

Can you please review nevia skin care products

Can you please tell me what I should do for my rice polish exfoliate from Tatcha that comes in a form of powder . It has an expiration date on it but is it possible to use it a little over the date since bacteria don’t form the same ? And please correct me if I’m wrong and it does the same way as a liquid or cream exfoliant or face wash. ❤

Can you do a video on Byoma skincare?

A red flag for me is the type of marketing they do for a product. Do they make fun of people or a hurtful situation, or recreate it in demeaning ways? Or is their advertising very cheap, poorly done, or in bad taste? I'm also apprehensive when companies push products on people too hard, or make completely unrealistic claims.

Did you forget to post the link we need to report? I can't find it.

@mitsukerareru

Ай бұрын

I also can't see it 😊

I did that exact thing when I went outside + looked at my makeup in the rear view mirror 😧😵🤓

The butterfly queen is extra spicy today! 🌶️ 🦋

Love SkinFix!

I don't normally do this, and I really love your videos discussing what to look for in skincare to avoid scams and personal injury, but I need to give some constructive criticism about the production. I find the background soundtrack to be very distracting and a little irritating. That's not something that normally irritates me, I'm not overly prone to sensory issues, but I had to stop a little before half way because I was getting a headache. It's a very good and informative video, but I thought it might be useful to speak up in case people with greater sensory issues are experiencing similar.

@gussiefink-nottle2904

Ай бұрын

Absolutely agree!

@lvampyr

Ай бұрын

Maybe you could try tweaking your device's sound equalizer? I didn't even noticed there was background music watching it on my phone until I read your comment and still had to turn all the volume up to pick it

When the Lancer moisturizer made my skin red and irritated 😄

Skin care green flag- "cheap"/ affordable skin care doesn't mean bad. It depends on your skin. I use 2 toners from eld a ponds moisturizer and 2 serums from the $store and mix of 2 cleaners cause one is too strong for my skin. In total i use 7 skim care products that cost me less than 40$ and i dont have to buy these items constantly and the work FOR ME

Please make a review on Oliveda skincare... It's called Waterless skincare from germany..

Hello Cassandra.. I am hoping you see this. I don't know if you made one already but I was wondering if you can make a video explaining how you got into the career you are in. I am very interested in becoming what you are, I am inspired if you will.. I don't have a college background or anything. Can you please give me some tips on how to get my foot in the door ?? Thank you

I don't look at the coding, but any time it has a timer of how much longer a "sale" lasts--not like like 3-day Labor Day weekend sale but an actual clock counting down the seconds--or showing "someone in Ohio just purchased," I immediately refuse to buy from that seller on principle alone. Even if the product was actually fine, that's a skeevy practice that I don't want to support and also associate it with particularly low quality crap. Sometimes "only X left!/low stock" is one of them, but that can also appear legitimately, so that one alone is less of a red flag. Lots of major companies use that one, and products do go out of stock, though often only temporarily.

I know this has nothing to do with this vídeo, but recently I've grow very curious about growth factor spf! There's not very much Info about it, not many brands and the prices are crazy. Is it really worth it? Give us your opinion!

and what is clean products ? Its really makes people fall on it

I have to tell you...if you are struggling with hair loss, I would advise you to try stop using dry shampoo. Just try it for 3 to 6 months. It might help.