Meh, we really don't know

@@liamstz1284 lol ew who would want to look like him.. someone would actually have to actively pay me at least a billion pounds if they wanted me to look like that.

@@liamstz1284 id rather look natural and healthy thank basically a skeleton with skin still clinging to the bones and a head full of malice.

*munches on popcorn*

David 527 bruh have you seen his skin, he looks like a porcelain doll with his bare face, even if you don’t like him you can’t deny that he has really good skin

David Smith I finally figured out my dream job

I want this to be my job like what he said

It might come off their pay check

David Smith maybe they don’t have to pay because the company that does the facial really gets free advertising through the video

Yeah, but I don't think beauty insider pays for the treatment since they're advertising the place that does this treatment so..

Lol same

@@zhaoyuz ur name is everything ily

@@niffally8873 uwu ily too

@@zhaoyuz yeeeeeeeyyyyyy

@@zhaoyuz stream long flight btw

Nah that shit still is, this right here though is insanity!

OMG exactly

lmao same, im here after watching the victoria one lol

Evonne Fay just search it up it ain’t difficult lol

@@evonnefay3249 mga 15k bes

Zhena Ray Official xaxaxxa I died

dome epais is the song!

@@mikalsooross4460 no It's not lol

Zhena Ray Official oh, I thought you meant at 2:15 when the facial started. My Bad!!

Mikal Soo Ross It's the Bach Prelude :)

Sponsored or maybe free

That's why they can't afford a tripod lol

Well they are a company so

omg kids the joke is the apple tripod thats $100,000

Or braces

And it's good forthe body... After a long flight Oof

This isn’t a message... this is what cleans your face and fix your skin problems

@@earlessroboticcat7102 No this is a robbery disguised as a skin care massage

Nahh she was at a hotel but I still wouldn’t pay 2k

And there was a 60 minute one for 285

Still a fantastic idea a year later!

Yyaaasss!!!

Mine let's me experience anxiety

@@MoonSt0n3 😂 what do you do

Asma Ibrahim summer camp😂😂😂

I work at a steakhouse. Sometimes people dont come get their food so I get their cold food. So ya Ig you could say I live fabulously💁🏻‍♀️💅🏼😏

@@MoonSt0n3 same

I mean u got it for free of course its impressive and amazing if you have to pay you will suddenly see how it is not amazing lol

That was like.... $500 per tap. It better be the height of luxury.😭

I literally do that to myself when I have a headache (the tapping). Lemme just use some 200$ lotion and it's still so much cheaper.

YES OH YES

Obscure Je t'aime you also paid $2000. You don’t want to think it was all for nothing. That means you didn’t need to flush $2000 down the drain.

I would be so on the placebo train if I just spent 2k$ on a facial treatment xDDD

the placebo effect is the reason i don’t do many things 😭🤚🏻

HAHHA

Bald As an egg you only make $2000 in 5 months? Do you... have a house? Like are you eating at home???

If you only make $2,000 in 5 months that means you only get $400 a month. What on earth do you do for work. I think you need to find a new job

They’re prob 15 years old lol that’s a lot of money at that age

Well... and she stills earns more than I do on my country

Kelsey Andresen I’m 14 and I get 1200 per month 😑

Sounds like a 3000.00 profit

@@Cass_Suitor but you're still spending 2k on some small bottles of product 😫 lol

@@brooklyn4198 right

Same! I get the same effects with my Aztec Healing Clay that I got at tjmax for $5.99.

What vid you watching sis i need a 5 min facial😂

And I get the same effect with liquid glue and some watercolors

PALESSE don’t use that product it’s drying and irritating!!!

Right? I was like that would be for a family of four for one day's entrance. That doesn't even include the travel expenses etc.

It was $6000 for a week for a family of 4

It's true I went and the tickets for Disneyland Paris is £30 each for a day. So 30x7=210 210x3=630 so you could actually go for like 4 weeks.

Jethro Teece what you said is true but they count in dollars and they go not to disneyland paris so i think that if you go to disneyland in America its more than 40 bucks

For one person that lives near Disneyland you could go for three weeks

Lol right

Swim DiveRepeat Well for rich people they can look GOOD AND TRAVEL the world.... 😩

If u got money u can look good and travel the world

So you can look good while traveling the world

Natalie b. 💀💀

Lexi Nguyen what can you say, the music is royalty free😂

Trueee

pranjal tripathi 😭

It's la Prairie now, idk why it changes tho

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They corrected it🤣

Nope. Even if I had $2000 it wouldn’t be wasted on this. There’s sooooo much amazing skincare out there it’s not worth it at allll. That’s rent money, loan repayment money, investment money. Literally sooo many things. Including top of the line skincare. You don’t need platinum infused products to get the same results.

Well get a degree in journalism or broadcast communication, intern somewhere and then build a resume so you can apply to one of these places. Oh wait that requires work 🙄

@@phiacraft338 haha, never thought about that.. sadly my writing is a misery

Become an esthetician an exchange facial between you and other coworker 😂😂 thays what we do!

What have you done for Children starving in other Countries?

@@kuraudo9700 Adopted one who is now my sister.

@@amandagrace31 What your parents did was amazing!

@@kuraudo9700 you are disgusting

😂

I mean, it is pretty much just a legal marketing scam at that price. Nothing exceptional about the facial, aside from the ingredients in their products, which have no actual documented foundation in science.

Me too

Blair that’s not social anxiety

dr jart made me have the worst breakout of my life

I think Korean go to clinic to get their facial done. They are so popular in surgery.

Plus, they always overprice the products in the first place so that they can advertise services like these to seem like a "good deal". In reality, the production of those products is generally significantly cheaper than what they are being sold for, but people buy it because of the brand name and fancy packaging. They typically advertise ingredients that are expensive but have no real scientific evidence to prove their effectiveness, and cheaper products can often be sold for a much lower price. At the end of the day, people are buying the brand and perception of luxury, not a truly unique effective service

The price was probably accurate for perches but much higher then the cost of production so the brand is able to offer it much Cheaper to the spa, bc once people get the spa treatments and get the free full size products there more likely to buy it at full price

Haha aww

Yes indeed and then... looking at your phone and seeing your bank accounts getting more zeros. 😁😁😁😁 nothing can be more relaxing.

Jeon Kookachu army😂💜

I agree. That should be apart of the nighttime facial. Like it's basically you going back to the world getting your face dirty

N G okay

Was it worth it?

Do they work?

It really does work but they also gave me a free small sample kit to take home like a cleanser and a night mask

Yes that alone was 1000 Big ones 💸💸💸🏧🏧🏧🏧🏧

Same

@Quantum Mystery if someone can afford it and chooses to buy it.. it's their choice..why does it make them dumb though?..what you think is right won't be the same for someone else...so that makes them dumb?

- Literally anything lol

It has been found that diet plays little to no role in skin health. Skin is the last organ in the body to receive nutrients, so it is very unlikely anything from our food lands on our skin. Diminishing inflammation within the body through diet however IS helpful - may seem like similar concepts, but they certainly are not. Skincare is engineered to have carrier systems that deliver necessary nutrients and protection to epidermis on a cellular level, making skin care the main influence on overall skin health. HOWEVER over the counter skin care does not do any of these things unfortunately. They are too massed produced to have potent and effective ingredients even if they claim that they do - this is why there is a lot of misconception surrounding the efficacy of skincare. It is just important to invest in quality, medical grade skin care and to visit an Esthetician/skincare specialist once a month. But as an Esthetician... you would think that you would know that? Hm...

The inner health of the body... Is reflected in the skin hair and nails. & as an Esthetician.. One of the frist things you learn is nothing can pass below the last layers of the dermis...if so you would die of infection.. Basically the skincare industry has made billions in selling product that treats dead skin. Unless you go to a dermatologist and get a flaxel laser 5000$ treatment nothing really improves skin. As it shocks the skin to increase collagen.. The facial in this video is such a rip off on so many levels.. Incidentally gold is the worse thing to use on your skin..and about as unnatural as you can get.. There will always be foolish women who will think spending thousands of dollars on face cremes will make their skin better.. When it's just massaging their egos.. cellular level ...dont make me laugh.. Your ignorance is stunning..

@@susangregg9396 I am in no way disputing that the facial in this video is a waste of money. It very well could be, I do not know the performance ingredients that this skincare has in it, nor do I care. I am also not disputing that the skincare industry's money comes from marketing products that are pure fluff. In fact, in my comment I point out that over the counter skincare does not, will not, do anything for skin health. I also mention in my comment that eating to diminish "inflammation" IS important - in fact it is essential to body and skin health. However, I AM disputing that eating a carrot because it has vitamin A does not have the same effect on the skin as applying medical grade retinol. Eating an orange does not have the same pigment inhibition effect on the skin as applying vitamin C topically does. Does it make your health better? Sure. But the results are not comparable. "Nothing can pass the last layers of the dermis." You are absolutely correct - good thing we arn't trying to do anything in the dermis. Without giving an entire lesson on the functions of the Epidermis (more specifically the Stratum Basale), I will say that skin cells are not formed in the dermis so our skincare just doesn't need to go that far. Not sure why "gold" was brought into, but sorry to burst that bubble too... metals have been used for heath purposes all through out history (I won't dive too much into that). It also seems that you are implying that "molecular weight" doesn't play a role in this? Yet you imply in your first comment that sitting in a sauna will release toxins...? This is what you mean by "keep your insides clean" correct? Besides dehydrating yourself doing that (lol), are you not implying that toxins excrete via the skin on a molecular level? I mean, you're saying the toxins come out via our sweat... right? ..... which is exactly how skincare penetrates the epidermis on a MOLECULAR level. You don't really think pizza just pops out of the skin when you're in a sauna, I'm sure? So I get that you're just trying to do a cute clap back because you feel threatened, but don't go contradicting yourself in the process, it weakens the argument. I'm sorry I even replied to your original comment, but it was just so sad to see a "licensed" esthetician know so little about skin. You're making us estheticians look bad, Susan.

@@malissamason8124 omg yass ! Also it got me when she talks about drinking collagen. When consumed collagen doesn't know where to go in the body it's too hard to digest and therefore simply peed away. It's total marketing

@@io.nebulae haha YESS, EXACTLY!! Girl, you know. Imagine claiming medical grade skincare is a scam... but thinking powdered collagen is the real deal...