I love what you said about Brandon and The Ordinary. I was so sad when I heard of his passing. There was an interview with him on Nadine Baggott's channel and i fell in love with him. Also, I am from Canada so a little bit of patriotic bias here :)

I have been using his products and they work wonders without breaking my bank. I saw a deal on the Good Molecule with a bunch of products for $56, I was tempted to purchase, but thank you for making me think otherwise.

EXACTLY. I am a ride or die ordinary customer. I have never received so many compliments on my skin, until I started using the ordinary. I get asked DAILY what Skincare products I use. Idk what I would do if they ever stopped making it.

@@shoppingislove4 Mind sharing your skincare routine? Which of the Ordinary's products do you use and for what purpose? What's your skin type?

Agreed! The Ordinary forever❤❤

Yes, I was surprised she didn't compare it to that. I still think I'd opt for the ordinary!

indigoangel258 I used to really like Wayne’s reviews but lately not so much. Beautylish sells his brushes. This Good Molecules brand is appearing to be by Beautylish so of course they want him to love it.

Goss knows makeup and how to use it, not so much about skin care and ingredients. The ordinary is better all the way around.

I got interested after seeing him in an ad for them. Think he has an ulterior motive here. That's unfortunate.

When I clicked play on this video the Wayne Goss review of good molecules popped up as an advertisement before this so I am thinking he’s being paid to promote them so it instantly makes his review for me mean nothing. Whether he truly likes them more or not, as soon as you have a labeled “ad” for them and are potentially getting paid for it, it’s a no go from me on your objectivity

Yeah, sorry to say Goss got too big and now he's just a sell out. He promotes products when there is am interest in it for him. I will say I would love to be able to afford his brushes though.

I just purchase the good molecule bundle as well don’t know if I should just send it back uggg buyers remorse lol

I love it good molecules

Update now ? I wanna change from the ordinary to good molecules

​@@kaseybitianadid you use good molecules serum?

Knit Maniac Also, "B" oil is The Ordinary's oil serum.

Yeah, it's 6,7 USD. Ingredients with caffeine at the second place: Aqua (Water), Caffeine, Maltodextrin, Glycerin, Propanediol, Epigallocatechin Gallatyl Glucoside, Gallyl Glucoside, Hyaluronic Acid, Oxidized Glutathione, Melanin, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Seed Extract, Urea, Pentylene Glycol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Polyacrylate Crosspolymer-6, Xanthan gum, Lactic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Trisodium Ethylenediamine Disuccinate, Propyl Gallate, Dimethyl Isosorbide, Benzyl Alcohol, 1,2-Hexanediol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol.

Yep I want to buy it

They can remove the phototoxic component as well - I don't know if that was done. However, so us vitamin C, but sunscreen takes care of that. Everyone should be using a high spf sunscreen anyhow - otherwise, why bother with skincare anyway? Yet I have a friend that tans and smokes, refuses to wear sunscreen and wonder why she looks 10 years older than I do...despite a very expensive skincare routine.

I am interested too!!!

Even when I was watching his video I noticed that what he was saying didn't actually make sense. He said good molecules product had more of the good stuff combined in the products when really they are a direct comparison to each ordinary product so you still have to use a ton of their products too 🙄

And the price comparisons, you could tell that the ordinary was actually cheaper most of the time when he was saying the good molecules were cheaper.

bellerella36 yeah I’m a bit disappointed in Wayne. I’d have thought he’d have been more forthcoming about this

Wayne is probably getting paid to promote Good Molecules

Apparently beautylish (the company that created Good Molecules) endorses Wayne's makeup. So that must be why he's promoting this so hard. Such a shame, I really used to love his videos.

You don't look anywhere near 55!! Keep doing what you're doing🥰

Yes me too. I want to try The Inkey list soo bad but some are too pricey for my budget. I'm saving for a house so I don't have as much to spend on things I don't "need"😪

Vera Monica I started using ordinary products. Omg!! It has been doing wonders on my skin I only have 4 weeks using it let me tell you best decision. I also use their peeling one also good.

How so if they're cosmetic grade? Has there been an article released stating they aren't using cosmetic grade oils?

I can't use essential oils, irritating. Prefer simplicity of The Ordinary

@@MsButterflysting it doesn't matter what grade they are. Essential oils can be irritating regardless of how pure they are. Citrus oils also can cause photosensitivity and should not be included in any leave on products for the face as they can cause sunspots/hyperpigmentation/photodamage.

Thank you so much for this info, appreciated mate. 🇦🇺👍😎

I'm curious, I am in the market to start a skincare routine & am looking for a second opinion on that brand & what best to get as I really don't know what to get. I have normal skin with some dryness in the winter, also am beginning to get some fine lines with age. Having no idea what to use or when, do you mind giving a breakdown of what you love about the Ordinary please? Thanks in advance for any response!

@@MsButterflysting I recommend messaging The Ordinary with a detailed list of your skin concerns and info about your current daily regimen. You can get ahold of them through the website or you can do what I did, and hit them up on Facebook. They responded to me within about an hour or so with product recommendations and in depth explanations of why each product would benefit me. Super helpful customer service, I can't speak for the products yet, since I just ordered them a couple of days ago, but I can't wait to receive them

Minjee Im interested in your comment as I am considering the Niacinamide serum from the ordinary but I have sensitive +oily skin, do you think it will work better if you have the same skin type as me? Appreciate your answer 💕

Selina Li Beauty while researching skincare ingredients a while back, I learned that sometimes the damage that harmful ingredients may be causing isn’t immediately visible to the naked eye. In some cases, the damage is taking place deeper within ur skin, or topically but gradually over time; in other cases, the harmful ingredients “allow” the sun to damage ur skin at a higher rate. I’m not a skincare professional and clearly only generalized this info. But figured I’d shed some light, as it may be the reason some ppl haven’t yet noticed adverse effects. Paula’s Choice has a lot of helpful articles (with their sources cited from medical journals, studies, and other research) on their site. That’s where I began my quest to learn more about skincare/ingredients.

I agree!

Same for me

Exactly what I was wondering about

Lidia and Lisa: Timeless is a questionable company. For one, they do not list their business address. They have a PO Box. When it comes to healthcare or cosmetic companies, you wanna buy from brands that list physical address. Timeless Vitamin C gurantees low ph at the time of manufacture. Since their Vit. C formula lacks "Triethanolamine"--a chemical that helps maintain stable/fixated pH level as product ages--Timeless cannot gurantee pH of their product as the product ages. I always wonder how much does pH level increases in their Vitamin C serum within the recommended usage of 3 months. Their other serums Matrixyl, CoQ10, etc. uses aloe vera and hyaluronic acid as vehicle to deliver ingredients to skin. However, we know from chemical formulations and research that novel delivery systems including glycols are needed to deliver peptides and othet beneficial ingredients deep into skin... to reach dermis and not just he superficial layers of skin. Save your money in regards to Timeless. Brands like Estee Lauder may be expensive but they are formulated with good delivery formulas to get ingredients into skin. Olay is another great brand in regards to Vitamin B3. The Ordinary has great ingredients but their formulas tend to be a lot less cosmetically elegant in comparison to Hylamide and Niod line.

Wouldn't recommend most skincare from Estee Lauder or Olay.

Lidia Thompson I have been using Timeless products for over 4 years and LOVE this company and what their products have done for my mature, dry skin. I am a 66 yo skin junkie who has always taken very good care of my skin. I have never had one problem with this company. Sometimes I am amazed that I receive my order within 2 or 3 days. I have probably ordered about 20 times. NEVER a problem. I regularly use the 20% Vitamin C + E + Ferrulic Acid and love it. The company has great discounts for multi- bottle orders, like 30 - 40% off. Around holidays they also have great sales like 50% off over $75. I always order during a sale and get the Vit. C in the Refill bottle which is 4 oz. and then decant into 4 smaller dropper blue glass bottles and put in the fridge. When one empties I take a fresh one out of the fridge. I have never had any oxidize before they’re all gone. But I must say that I slather on the C to face, neck, chest and hands up to my elbows.I also regularly buy the Vit.B5 + Hyaluronic Acid Serum, the Matrixyl Synthe 6 + Hyaluronic Acid Serum and the Coenzyme Q10+ Matrixyl 3000 + Hyaluronic Acid Serum, all in the 4 oz Refill sizes which are good for 2 years. I am also a fan of The Ordinary and use a few products and The Buffet. I cannot say enough good things about Timeless Skincare. Give ‘em a try!

There are a lot of products on the market that are popular but not actually backed, scientifically, as being good for your skin.

Allura Beauty interesting. It’s always been fine on my skin but yea I guess if the science isn’t there I get where u are coming from. Thanks for the honest review of these products. I will be sticking with the ordinary

Same here 😿🤦