Me too

@@Sweetlove322 We’ll take this walk together!

I’m in too!

@@melindavalle173 Let’s do this!!

And me :)

😂

For real!!!! So frustrating

True. Just leave us hanging

I think because they are re uploads from TikTok, you can have long “shorts” on there compared to here

I thought she forgot how to count! 😅😂

she might have a longer video

Yeah if you check her own products prices you’ll get a feel for what she thinks are acceptable prices for skin care… Not for the average Joe.

you have to keep in mind that retinoids are very expensive to manufacture and produce.

Maybe cheap for a decent one that can compete with higher end products is my guess

Agree with the other replies, plus I'd add that since you're supposed to use such a small amount of it every few days, you can really stretch a tube out. So if you calculate price/uses I think it would be comparatively cheap (that said, adapalene gel is awesome and like $14)

I thought the same

Agreed!!

Thank you!

They test on animals :(

She is beautiful, no foubt but dhe dies microneedling, ulterior, lasers, uses a skin care every day and night, peeling done în her office. Girl, any women with beautiful fetires like her can look beautiful if you have money to see a derm for procedures done.

She’s a derm… do you think she doesn’t use high end products (she has her own line so the formulation is going to be to her standards); she also gets injections and who knows what else… and does she use filters on here? Probably. I don’t doubt she looks great but it’s not strictly because of winning any genetic lottery or haphazard.

And drying around the mouth! so don't use them there lol

Oh wow thank u. I have dry eye syndrome will keep it on cheeks and forehead. Also I was using around lips noticed they were a bit tight. No more there. Lol

So no retinol for me . I just saved $27.00. I will look for an alternative. 🤔

Hiiii!!! You sound so similar to what I am going through the same time! I am also 31 this year 😢 let me know if you found products that work for you. I need all the help 😩

@@ellycrisz4536 it’s not healed fully but I did find some solutions I’ve stopped breaking out and now it’s just getting rid of the overall scarring and few existing comedones but they’re mostly too the surface and turning into white heads then healing. First I overhauled my diet. Cut out processed foods as much as I can, drinking tons of water, coconut water (for real hydration) home made green smoothies with added healthy fats like avocado, chia seeds, 70%+ dark chocolate, coconut oil, walnuts - different varieties. Drinking green tea and rooibos & spearmint. Also taking an organic maca root supplement (for hormone balance) & fermented foods like kimchi and kefir for probiotics + a high quality probiotic. As far as skin care Oil cleanser + gentle face wash. 2 days a week I use a salicylic acid and one day a week I use sulfur. The other days a super gentle one. For cleanser, I alternate between using some by mi aha/bha toner and Paula’s choice. I only used these for a few days, once my skin started to get raw I switched off of them to just an essence (mugwort). After toner I use 5% niacinimide serum then apply thick rich moisturizer & retinol - I used resurfacing from cerave. And I also alternate with my prescription .05% Tret (I use that once to twice a week). I use a thick oil especially around my eyes (crows feet,eyelids and under eyes) upper lip, and over acne. I use a high quality oil combo of rose hip, castor and argan oil. When my skin barrier is raw around my nose or cheeks (from exfoliating acids or retinol) I’ll use beef tallow, the oil on the spots and then put a layer of cica plast over it. Instantly better in the am. I’m also doing hydrolyzed collagen in my morning tea with 1000-2000mg organic source vitamin c. High quality krill oil, nattokinase, turmeric & NAC supplements. My skin is GLOWING AND sooooo even. The acne is healing so fast. I’m kinda just paying attention to how my skin feels and formulating my routine to how it’s looking. My skin responds amazing to the beef tallow & oil. As well as vitamin c serum & niacinimide. It can only handle so much of the exfoliating acids and so much of retinol. It responds well to it but only in small yet consistent doses. Lastly once a week I’m washing my face then steaming my face, doing a mud mask followed by a tea tree oil sheet mask, followed my gentle simple moisturizing skin care routine. For the most part I am NOT washing my face in the am, just micellar water. My skin drinks up the oil at night and is not super oily in the am. I know it sounds counter-intuitive to put oil in my face because I’m oily however if I use sulfur wash or any form of retinol my skin gets DRY. The oil is the ONLY thing that prevents that and repairs my skin barrier. I hope that wasn’t too much and made sense.

@@ellycrisz4536 correction * The oil I use is a rose hip, castor oil and black seed oil combo. And I forgot to add I religiously use a rose water and glycerine spray on my skin everytime it’s completely naked (immediately following freshly washing it) Then I do a toner or essence, then my actives and serums, then moisturizer and whatever topical stuff like the tallow, cicaplast or oil. Retinol only at night, exfoliating acids mainly in the morning. Oil usually am & pm and beef tallow/cica plast only when skin is raw and irritated from retinol or acids. And I cut back drastically on both until my skin barrier is healed. It usually takes a day or so. When skin barrier is irritated I only use simply nourishing stuff.

for a retinol product it is. retinol products are generally expensive, and this is on the lower end for a good retinol product

Most retinol products are £45 and higher. I canada about $60 and higher so that is definitely low

Tretinoin is $16 for a month supply without insurance from Amazon pharmacy

Great idea 👍.

What is the difference from using retinol ? Just the price ? Differin/adapalene are not advertised for fine lines , ageing etc & I wonder why not ?

I just started using differin I had bought it for my daughter for acne but she was using the proactive and didn't use it and it's affordable and I started using it too.

@ginacheselka6086 So you find it just as good as using a retinol ? I assume its just more drying ! But a lot cheaper than a retinol ?

@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794 idk about them, and i’ve never used any other retinol, but for me it has helps so much with my acne, i hardly get pimples now, and i haven’t had cystic acne since i started using it. it does make my skin dry but sunscreen/aquaphor in the morning helps with that.

​@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794Differin (adapalene) is more potent than retinol, and in a lot of countries (such as where I live) it's only available on prescription. It's typically used more for acne but it absolutely does help with wrinkles and fine lines, even moreso than retinol. Adapalene is more irritating than retinol, however it is more well-tolerated than other retinoids such as tretinoin.

It lasts a very long time and apparently isn't cheap to produce. Different materials costs different amounts of money

A new user like me would apply the pea size amount maybe 1-2 a week, so that tube could last a good 6 months... not to mention retinols aren't usually cheap, but they're a worthwhile investment imho

Do u know how much most retinol creams are? And theyre way smaller

a “great” retinol lets be honest

Sounds interesting. I will check that one out. Thank you.

not bad just misleading to say “0.1% retinol” when it’s not. they could’ve said “0.1% retinoids” to be accurate. afaik the granactive one at least is newer and doesn’t have as much research/proof about it so it’s dishonest to treat it as if it’s the same as retinol

@@Sofia-ts6gyGreat explanation, thanks! I had the same question.

It's likely only 0.5%, a lot of companies even here in the US will also market retinoid products with misleading percentages like this

@@kyrar.j.4856 Thank you 😣

Ingredients: Water, glycerin, ethylhexyl palmitate, cetyl ethylhexanoate, glycereth-26, dipropylene glycol, niacinamide, butylene glycol, palmitic acid, C14-22 alcohol, caprylic/capric triglyceride, C12-20 alkyl glucoside, 1,2-hexanediol, propanediol, retinyl palmitate (10,000,30 IU/g), retinylretinoate (10 ppb), hydroxypinacolone retinoate (121 ppb), madecassoside, camellia flower extract, tomato extract, diethylhexylylidene malonate, benzotriazolyldodecil p-cresol, glucose, panthenol, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, SH-polypeptide-9 (900,13 ppb), diisopropyl adipate, true rose of jerico extract, lecithin, ppg-24-decyl tetradecetheth-50, peanut oil, silybine, retinal (461 ppb), retinol (0 ppb), BHT, water-soluble collagen (01.10 ppb), polyglyceryl-60 behenate/eicosadioate, isopropyllauroyl sacosinate, Cyanocobalamin, Caramel, Tocopherol, Pentylene Glycol, BHA, Decyl Glucoside, Polysorbate 20, Polysorbate 25, Sorbitan Stearate, Glycereth-10PCA Isostearate, Sorbitan Isostearate, Xanthan Gum, Acrylate/C30- Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Hydroxyethyl Acrylate/Sodium Acryloyl Dimethyl Taurate Copolymer, Glyceryl Acrylate/Acrylic Acid Copolymer, Ammonium Acryloyl Dimethyl Taurate/VP Copolymer, Tromethamine, Stearic Acid, Potassium Solbate, Pentaerythrityl Tetraethylhexanoate, Disodium EDTA, Hydroxyacetophenone, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Fragrance

I know kur has a hand serum but i think its just oils and hyaluronic acid

Retinol would actually be less effective than epiduo. Epiduo is a combination of adapalene and benzoyl peroxide. Adapalene in itself is a more potent retinoid than retinol is; it's only available on prescription in a lot of countries. You could try epiduo forte if that's available to you? It's 0.3% adapalene instead of 0.1%. Otherwise, you could definitely try tretinoin, but be careful because it's more irritating than adapalene.

It's just a demonstration for her viewers, she's not rubbing it in and going about her day

You're not wrong.

I love your sense of humor.😅 God bless you. ( I am very old)

They have affordable skin care products on Temu. Also I use differin I bought it for my daughter affordable on Amazon.

Also on Amazon I use Bondi skin care for your face but they have cheaper ones on Temu

Ah.. Temu .. carcinogens . Try Differin. Or L’Oréal or cetaphil

@autummsun hi thank you for the suggestions. Next time I stock up I will give olay or cetaphil a chance. I'm really happy currently with neuterogena vitamen c brightening cream and the hylonronic acid gel. Do these have those bad qualities in them ?

@ginacheselka6086 agree amazon sells my neuterogena which works for me plus many many others at reasonable $$

The ‘negative’ in question is just a misleading amount of an active which is wrongful but doesn’t take away from the product’s usefulness

@@larsnanders as a consumer I want to hear the positive as to why I should be using something first. It’s simple, it makes sense, she’s not the best salesperson.

@@PoundTown She is certainly not receiving any compensation from that company so no need to do sales presentation and forget negatives

​@PoundTown as a consumer u should want to know if they are misleading you. which is exactly the info she is giving you. she is still telling u its a great budget retinol but also giving you info u should know.

It really wasn't a harmful "negative." She just clarified labels. Not sure if you're trolling, or if you're just... confused.