100% but the products are great for sensitive skin 😂

It’s not that bad, it’s sorta basic

😂😂

​@@userkie granted it's not esthetically pleasing. But I'm not washing my face with the bottle. I want a product that does its job.

😂😅😂🤫 hey is either that or cut jobs 😅

Same! Try using Korean skincare products as well. They’re great

@@anmolgandhi9835hi there, can you recommend a few?

@@krystalmarie5637 I currently use the La Roche Posey Toleraine face wash, COSRX propolis toner (very hyderating, feels like my skin drank water), COSRX snail mucin and the La Roche Toleraine moisturiser. I feel like my skin has really improved in the last month. Especially since I went vegan

You should use Korean skin care, La Roche tests on animals, and if u buy from brands like that you’re contributing to animal testing and paying money to people who basically tortures animals. Korean skin care is better than American and all those brands actually, plus they’re vegan, vegan skin care never irritates sensitive skin. And almost all Koran brands are cruelty free 🙂 I recommend Cosrx, Hanskin, Klairs

@@anmolgandhi9835 don’t use La Roche please.

it sucks broke out my perfect skin 😭

i tried two cerave products and hated them both. their foaming cleanser felt stripping and their moisturizer made me look like i had slathered butter on my face

I love Cerave cream, I have dry, sensitive, and acne prone skin.

My daughter has dry sensitive acne prone skin and has been under lots of stress and wearing a mask 12 hrs a day (nurse) and the pharmacist suggested Cerave and that’s the only thing to save her skin, poor kid so she now swears by it and now my grandson Who is just 12 and has a bit of acne now has none thanks to Cerave! So it’s like everything else it doesn’t work for all of our skin! I tried and I don’t like it for normal/dry skin no acne, Cheers and love from Canada 🇨🇦

it sucks.

what do you use from Haru Haru? how you like it?

!!! which product?

Same I love CeraVE lotion idk why it gets so much hate, ever since I used it only 1 week ago my skin is smoother and my acne is somewhat faded.

@@ssophxi Cause it doesn't work for everyone, not everyone has the same type of skin as you.

Perfume not good

​@@MsKerusha l cant do it.

Buy the tub with pump...it's for body and face...about 14$ at target...mine lasts 3 to 4 months and it's so good

@@patsalas5170 already tried it. It doesn’t help my eczema. In fact, I feel like it made my legs worse. The facial moisturizer has different ingredients than the one in the pump jar. I want to try it but the cost is a deterrent

Facial moisturizers in general are more expensive than body or body + face moisturizers. You just gotta accept that. For most facial moisturizers, I would say the Vanicream facial moisturizer is on the affordable side even if it isn't cheap cheap.

It is affordable, most of the good moisturizer are from 50 to a 100 bucks.

It was a bit too moisturizing for my oily skin and caused a lot of closed comedones on my forehead :/

Their products are all pretty great! I miss the lavender oil so good! And the lavender scrub is also great! Please Trader’s Joe bring the lavender oil back.

Moisturizer not hydrator

@@ChiniWanders Okay I see so there is a difference between a moisturizer and a hydrator in itself. Thanks for the info. Some products can act the and shall be able to perform both functions. The product I mentioned I do not consider to be much good a moisturizer and it does not hydrate enough. I know everyone skin's is different but the product mentioned it lacks quality. It sure can use an improvement in it's formula. I checked the info on this product it contains some oils and water so it should be able to moisturize and hydrate usually one function more than the other.

Great choice. I buy one at a time with groceries. I recently figured to use my Cerave for facial moisturizer instead of buying a separate one. I splurged on the largest container because I Know it will last a very long time.

Agreed. Normal/dry skinned people are lucky they can use those moisturizers in the tubs/pumps. Oily skin cannot handle that, and we have to pay more for moisturizers that are smaller & provide lightweight moisture and cleansers that effectively clean the oil/sebum. Not to mention, other products that target pore size, acne, etc. I like Dr. Dray’s content though.

Same maybe cuz the cetric acid

Please try clinique pink tube...all about clean....iv tried it all and that's the best

that magical poosy cream

We love Vanicream as well

Oh wow, that’s so hard- does that include propylene glycol and anything else like that? I’m allergic to Aloe Vera and balsam of Peru (think sodium benzoate, benzyl alcohol, benzyl acetate, anything benzo etc along with fragrance and citrus oils ) and I at least found Vanicream that works for me.

What products? I think I may be allergic to the same because even vanicream breaks me out

How did you found that butylene glycol is the culprit? I have recently become sensitive and can’t figure out what has triggered it

@@JoeB2825 for me (allergic to Benzoates) I did an allergy patch test, in which I tested positive for balsam of Peru. I then researched how it shows up in ingredient lists

the cleanser? :C

I'm right there with you Girl!!! That's why I don't use most of the products he's recommending! I might spend more on other brands when I get certain products I'm looking for yes they may cost more sometimes a lot more but I don't care I am a huge animal lover and animal advocate and I would rather spend more money and lay my head down on my pillow every night knowing that I didn't help to contribute to the suffering and torturing of helpless animals! The ordinary is a great brand I love almost all of their products and they are cruelty free! Tower 28 SOS Daily Rescue Facial Spray is absolutely wonderful especially with me using my prescription Retin-A Tretinoin Cream,and they are cruelty free! Here is a List of Brand's that DON'T TEST ON ANIMALS AT ALL!!! The Inkey List, Fenty Skin, Glow Recipe, Sweet Chef, Herbivore, Huda Beauty, KVD Beauty, LYS Beauty, Murad, Paula's Choice, Sunday Riley, Tarte, Tatcha, Tower 28, Wander Beauty, Dermalogica, Farmacy, ( now for the Cheaper Drugstore Options ) Pacifica, DERMA E, Alba Botanica, Dove, Shea Moisture, E.L.F ( and I would like to add that they really do have some great skin care and makeup products I love me some Elf ) also for people who want to slug at night if you're looking for cruelty free and vegan then Vaseline is not going to be an option so I have another option for you that is 100% cruelty free and vegan and it is "Vegaline" You can order it on Amazon it's $9.95 for a 2oz Jar!!! As far as vegan and cruelty free Retinol options Herbivore Bakuchiol, Earth's Cure vegan Retinol repairing cream, Authentic By Nature vegan Retinol night cream with Hyaluronic Acid ( Also please note and understand that ANY products that are advertised as vegan retinol contain synthetic retinol, not a plant-based version - because such a thing doesn't exist. ), Pacifica wake up beautiful overnight retinoid cream, Mad Hippie Vitamin A Serum, Sweet Chef Beet and Retinol nightly firming mask, Beauty Pie Japanfusion Genius Lift Elixir, and the KING of the Retin-A Family the undisputed all-time raining champion and best ever skincare ingredient on the planet MY Personal Beloved *Tretinoin Cream*!!! I use this every night and it has transformed my skin! You will have to see a board certified dermatologist to get a prescription you can't buy this over the counter! Now moving on to the last category but probably the most important sunscreens Supergoop, Sun Bum clear zinc sunscreen, Native, Hyggee, MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SUNSCREEN The Beauty Of Joseon ALSO THE BEST SUNSCREEN EVER IN ALL CATEGORIES, Blue Lizard, Coola, Australian Gold, Isntree, Biore, ETUDE House Surprise Mild Airy Finish Sun Milk also a Good Sunscreen I really enjoyed this one!, Innisfree, Mary and May, Pipette, Missha, Everyday Resting Humans Beach Face, Lunik sentara calming vegan moisture sunscreen, Two Peas Organics! I can't name all of them there's so many! I am a sunscreen fanatic so those are some really good options I just gave you as I also told you I am a animal advocate and animal lover! But by all means anyone who wants to avoid any products with animal testing as far as your sunscreens go stay the Hell AWAY from *EltaMD* they CONSTANTLY do Animal testing on THEIR PRODUCTS! I hope this helps anyone who's interested!

You'd rather have people have moisturizers put in their eye than a rabbit? What?

@@mp5249 produts are already tested in humans (always were) after the animal testing anyways an it's beause animal testing doesn't tell us much

@@mp5249 From my knowledge, skincare products are tested on the surface of the skin, not inside the eyes. Take the skin of a rabbit for instance, skincare products are tested on their delicate ear areas, which have a much different structure than our human skin. Results cannot be directly compared when testing on animal vs on human skin.

@@JigglyPuff777 Nice recommendations! I am not entirely sure whether Missha or Etude House conduct tests on animals.

I didn't know that, but how come? Oof no more Cerave for me then. That cleanser was alright, but nothing too special. I prefer Cetaphil. I also heard that oxybenzone is an eye irritant, but my sunscreen has it. I just don't use it near my eyes.

@@perlalopez206 I am still investigating about the reason why, no one could tell me yet... Yeah, really weird.

dw that poosy will come to u

Try Lume' It really does last 3 days. One solid stick lasts me almost a year

Eminence Organic will fix that-and every other skin issue you have, within a few days. I'm not sure what your budget is but a $60 moisturizer last my 3 months and I over use. It's worth it. My skin is perfect, in every way thanks to them. I use a cleanser, a serum, a concentrate and a moisturizer. And okay around with their masks because they're all amazing. It's one of two skincare lines that actually delivered the results they promise.

If you have dry skin all over your body I would suggest to get your hydration fixed first. Hydration has to happen before extra emollient moisture. NGL that Eminence is a good skincare brand but it's expensive and only sold at participating retailers. The Neutrogena hydro boost body cream fragrance free is a must. It has hyaluronic acid that's in a gel formula. Keep the bottle in the shower and use it from face down before towel drying. This will correct your trans epidermal water loss. Going from head to foot is the flow of the water leaving your body. You can pat dry any remaining moisture. After shower use a lotion or cream and if you want add a few drops of oil. Rosehip, marula etc. whichever you prefer. The added thicker cream will lock in the water that is pulled to your skin with the hyaluronic acid. If you have extra dry spots apply vaseline or any petrolatum product to seal the moisturizer at another level. Drink more water to hydrate your skin from the inside. Having perfect skin does not mean you have to use high priced products. You will see a difference in just one day and your skin barrier will be in top shape after two weeks.

Cera Vé has an oatmeal body wash (red letters) I tried a small sample and it is so soothing.

@@valeriesittle6198 Eminence isn't an expensive skincare line. It's extremely reasonable _especially_ considering their superior quality, the amount of product you get and the results they provide within a short time period. If I used the recommended amount of product a $60 moisturizer would last me 6 months like it does most people I know who use it. That's $10 a month. They also have an online website like every other skincare brand. It's 2023 babe, you don't have to go to a physical location to make a purchase. Drinking water is super important for your skin. However, my boyfriend who rarely drinks water had consistently flakey skin before I convinced him to use my creams, serums, etc. His skin, as well as my own, is perfect- my dark hyperpigmentation is completely gone, the fine lines that were beginning to form are no longer visible, my pores went from large open craters to nonexistent (I can't even find where they used to be) and my skin is bright, nourished, and incredibly hydrated. I'm 30 and he is 37 and we both look significantly younger than anyone our same age (people who don't know me personally think I'm 18-20 but "mature for my age"). We all know the saying "you get what you pay for" and cheap drugstore products can be beneficial but they won't produce drastic results like a slightly more expensive brands will. How you look deeply effects how you feel about yourself and I will always suggest Eminence (along with skyandsand, two of the only similarly priced brands that deliver promised results promptly) because I want people to feel good about themselves. It's worth every single penny.

@@Katiee0592 Eminence does have quality ingredients and organic as well and I do know that they have a website. In my profession we always recommend products that are easily readily available. Especially with the elderly people because they prefer to buy things that they can touch. Most of the general public doesn't spend $60 for a lotion with the exception of skincare enthusiasts. One really good thing for you is that you have found what you love. The little things that bring joy matter most!

Exactly 😂everything he named they get free n paid to suggest

Except he didnt mention any pharmaceuticals, he mentioned drugstore skincare products.

Same! It’s the best!!