Is there plastic covering for skin

​@@KarenHauslerlol 😅

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​@@KarenHauslerask Madona....

would you eat that? - it looks like rice

​@@kreed445indeed

@@kreed445why….. Just why?

Just disgusting!!😂

exactly how i felt

If I did all that I would´nt have time to think about the big questions in life and the meaning of it all to make my life count for something. But I guess good looking skin is nice for a while..

@@mrkimolsson 1 punch

@@mrkimolssonwrong, taking care of yourself physically spiritually and mentally is the correct trio. The better the body, the better the mind.

И умывайтесь чаще.

@@BobbyZimmerman-op5gl I agree. Ofc you should take care of your body and health. But I was talking about the skin care. It just seemed a bit to much to me. To be healthy is good, but when your appearance becomes an obsession it's unhealthy. I mean no offence, I just thought it might be worth thinking about if appearance takes up a lot of your time and focus. And sometimes I express myself a bit to harsh. So I apologize if anyone got offended. But please remember. The skin will get old no matter what you do, so make sure you don't waste to much time on things you can't control and regret what you did not do. Because time goes by fast, and soon your on your last day and the skin will be the last thing you have on your mind.

Nah fk that I want this shit out

@@ArmyCombatmedic1337😂😂😂

E ficamos então com o rosto cheio de cravos? 🤷🏼‍♀️

It's difficult to ignore. It's a sensory irritant

@@Tolo2023not if you keep the areas that are problematic clean. Use an astringent after cleansing.

I think cold water will reduce them, but only temporarily.

@@GoldenLeafsMovies good thing that you only "think" because as OP said, nothing can reduce the size of your pores.

@@goro0568 I'm pretty sure when you sweat, pores get bigger but eventually shrink to their original size. Which means they change size depending on temperature.

@@GoldenLeafsMovies They don't get bigger when you sweat. They only seem that they get bigger, but their size doesn't change.

Molecules expand when heated and contract when cooled.

Right! They can get LARGER for sure, but I've heard that you can't make them smaller. You just get the cards you're dealt & you can do things to make them *appear* smaller, but never actually smaller.

Derma rolling will help

@@RavenSchreit I've definitely minimized mine through consistency. I guess everyone is different.

​@@Ljbabyg21 it's not. I tried derma rolling & derma pen, it didn't work.

​@@Ljbabyg21 nope. It's genetics. They don't change

Industrial cutter

Cuticle trimmer

as an electrician...u can use industrial mini cutter..to cut wire..

weed scissors

@@friedlemon4660 the genetic disadvantage fixer

While all that is decent advice, understand a lot of people have different skin due to a multitude of reasons. Clear skin is usually a gift from good genetics/environment. Acne runs heavy in my family and I have PCOS. We all got bad acne, but I got the least bad version. One by one doctors recommended us hormone therapys and luckily my skin is all but cleared up now. But my cousins aren't. They hate it when I give them advice on clearing up their skin.

@@Dascia2 I didn't always have clear skin. I had acne when I was in late junior high and in high school some. I also have PCOS Amongst other female hormone dysfunctions. I wore makeup in junior high and high school just like my older sisters because I was trying to cover up what I considered to be unattractive. I have 3 sisters which are much older than me and they all had a acne and they all wore makeup and used different acne drugs all the time. One summer I finally decided no more. I stopped using acne products I stopped using soap and I stopped using makeup. It took 6-8 weeks for my skin to get clear. After that I wore no make up. When you do not have makeup on and you are at school you can wash your face as often as you wash your hands. So my face stayed super clean pretty much a 100% of the time. So 47 years later I still have had no more acne. My one sister who is more than 10 years older than me still has acne and she wears make up about 18 hours every day. Things that make you go hmmmm?

Да хочу помочь 😂

Chicken skin

But ask those who are heaving how they feel😢

That is disgusting.

no, extremely disgusting.

Imagine they didn’t have this 4500 years ago. But just look how clear Nefertiti looks, to this day. 😂😂😂

I have never heard of pore... cutting? What?

@@Saiege There are people in the comments section stating it's a practice they partake in.

Возможно поры не уменьшаются от физиологических размеров но они могут стать меньше чем когда они были сильно наполнены жировым и бактериальным содержимым Вообще глядя на видео думаешь что этому человеку нужно показать как выглядит мыло

so? how do u make it resistant to pore clogging? u didn't mention that

They're not whiteheads, they're sebaceous filaments. A very natural and important part of your skin.

i just SQUEEZE with my 2 fingers....they come out the size of a hair follicles and then i bunch them up a napkin like a big Booger.......lmao

Because, this is chicken skin...

​@@erikella3679exactly what I was thinking. No way are those sebaceous filaments, you wouldn't be able to pull them out like this. This looks more like uncooked chicken skin with feather roots still in it.

Is it supposed to stink? Mine smell

I cannot agree more with you right now

Is there a range of products to relax the orifice of the skin pores to allow the skin to expell the pustule without mechanical removal?

So is there an issue or negative affect on plucking/clearing the pores?

​@@charleyfarley68курс ретинола и потом кислоты Также есть гидрофильное масло и многие сейчас говорят об энзимной пудре, но не уверена, что это работает, по-моему только временный эффект

I do nothing to my skin, it is oily, and seems poreless. I don't even drink water 😂

​@@charleyfarley68 no way dude. It's packed. You wouldn't want that anyways.

What do you use for the oil cleanse? Haven’t heard of that process

I tell my children, you CAN'T let them get too big, because they will _LITERALLY_ leave HOLES in your face. If you let them go too long, it won't shrink back down. I maintained my daughters face, but she couldn't stand it. I told her oh well, because I'm not letting her scar. Some hole are sooooo BIG. Like these. Where is this skin?! I've never seen anything like this. I feel like it can't be real.

What part of the body was this?

​@@evyedelman4297nose

@@notever8401I second this! It seems like it would be wrong to cleanse with an oil but it pulls out a lot of gunk and leaves the skin so soft. I double cleanse first with this: ANUA Heartleaf Pore Control Cleansing Oil (Korean Skin Care) then wash, dry my skin and go in with a foamy gentle face wash. This is called a double cleanse. After I use toner, serums and moisturizer. I do this once a day & , my skin goes from rough and textured to baby soft. 😊

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That is exactly what I was going to say! 1 am 99% positive that that is a raw chicken...

Kkkk foi isso que pensei é igual mesmo

That’s exactly what I thought. It’s like after the feather has been clucked but the outer coveting was left behind…

No it's not a dead chicken 🙄 come on people!

@@nimuemorningmistsit’s not haha go check out blackheads with tweezers..they literally zoom you in from the person’s face 😅

Por supuesto que esta ampliado para poder verlo bien..

It's still a very large pore lol like huh?

Really!

@@antonelaruizd427 maybe somebody should tell the woman doing the narration she is the one who seems to think the size of the pore is oversize

@@lennymac5915 on the video you can see the gloved finger of the person doing this, pause the video and place your finger over the top of the finger in the video, how many times bigger is that finger than yours? that pore is magnified considerably it is not the size it really is and what has been removed is nowhere near the size it is shown in the video. the hole left is probably no bigger than yours or my pores

😂😂😂 I feel that!

There are entire compilations of that stuff, look it up.

Es que el retiro se usa de noche , día si día no , al día siguiente hay que lavarse muy bien la cara , evitar ponerlo en verano , el sol no va nada bien , la marca RINGANA es natural 100%

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Like the first commentator said, retinol is a night time treatment and if you're using it you most definitely have to be on top of your sunscreen application and protection. Multiple applications of sunscreen during the day and wear a hat or cap. Tolerance formula percentage varies from skin to skin, maybe you need a lower percentage or at least use a hydrating moisturizer on top of it. You also need to give your skin a break and not use it endlessly. In a year you should have taken at least 2 breaks, at the very least.

@@solitaire10 i had no idea i had periorificial dermatitis until after using it. it’s highly recommended NOT to use tretinoin on periorificial dermatitis, it makes it extremely worse. i did everything in the book and my face never got better than it is now without it. i was saying after using it, when i go in the sun or go in the ocean (all my favorite things) i will get irritation bumps and redness and flakiness the day after. it sucks. (also i realized retinol is not another term for tretinoin, so sorry for the confusion)

See if you can get a doctor to prescribe ivermectin. This sounds a ton like what I went through for two years. I tried multiple over the counter creams from the dermatologist and every special soap and bathing technique and the only thing that would actually help was steroids. Ivermectin was like the 4th cream I tried but wow, my face almost entirely cleared within a week and I haven't really been using it at all lately but the symptoms haven't came back in two months so far. I didn't get a specific diagnosis but I have a lot of auto immune issues and I'm on immune suppressant drugs so I think I had an overgrowth of bacteria or natural parasites that can cause symptoms very similar to what we both have dealt with and is what ivermectin treats as far as I'm aware. Good luck!

Я тоже точно так же😹

Не уверен, нравится мне это или нет, лол

Concuerdo contigo

Передаю привет всем кого тошнит и залипает, ребята я с вами...

это залипательно потому что они как будто твёрдые, словно занозы достаются

That is what I am saying. Medication and consultation with a good doctor. Those patients are very strange to me.

The person whose skin you're viewing in this video live in Vietnam where the general population can't afford going to a doctor such as a dermatologist who is considered a specialist and not covered by the government run healthcare system in a communist country. If you do a search on KZfaq for Asian skincare salons you will see hundreds of videos like this one which is where this technique is commonly used. I haven't seen this technique used in western skincare practices.

​@@meiraloraduncan8953I've never seen it. It's really cool.

2% BHA is the holy grail

@@m.aatchawhat is bha

I have never had any, does it hurt when you have them??

Do u mean getting them pulled out out if that's what u mean it doesn't hurt for me

@@minaghassemi9207 Okay, thanks for the answer. I had never seen it done before. When I think of relief from something, I think of it as being painful, and I am shed of it !

vodka or rum?

@@Iris-vd6ttppl put alcohol on their skin every day. They mean medical alcohol.

Amen.

​@Iris-vd6tt as if; it saved my skin.

@@mattmathematics3591.. yeah. don’t put alcohol on ur skin! it’s a known irritant in skincare and most of us avoid it now. the days of alcohol astringents are over

I got chills

I was looking for this comment

i was trying to find someone commenting on that

Me using soap as the only cleanser 😭

Você remove as impurezas de que forma? Hidratantes, protetores?

but there are cleansers without soap for sensitive skins. Because water alone, for issue-prone skins, is not sufficient.

Sebaceous filaments don't oxidize. Sebum does. These are whiteheads, not sebaceous filaments. You can see a demarcation line where the keratin plug ends and the built-up sebum begins.

meeeee

TF I got over it, this feels strangely relaxing, my partner just went nuts 😂😂

It doesnt excist its only a Internet hype

@@dion.one1 are u saying that trypophobia is fake?

@@mariadim2809 yes it is only a hype from the Internet and the peoples imagin that they have this but it isnt a real psychilogcal illnes. The peoples talk the fears into there own Head then they believe it 😂 no joke this is manipulating himselfs because of a hype

Does this have anything to do with HS

I'm sure this dermatologists would know the difference in all of those conditions... & what is being treated here. I mean... it IS her job. Lol. But, maybe... I guess. Maybe the dr is mistaken, for some reason?

Thank you for the information, I too was questioning whether or not this was actually sebaceous filaments because from what I've learned and experienced, they're more like pseudo blackheads rather than what's in the video.

@@theshadylady1982 Nothing on her profile eludes to her being a dermatologist. Honestly a lot of the information she mentioned in the video was inaccurate based on what I've heard from many dermatologists and esthetician. If she is a medical skin care professional I'd be extremely surprised.

@@theshadylady1982 if this lady was a dermatologist she would know that you can’t shrink your pore size.

And I wanna know what they did to make them stick their heads out of the pores, just sitting there ready to be plucked.

けど、ホンマに取ってええもんなん？

@@e3chicago多分あかん、しらんけど

@@Unknown-xq2dc せやよな　頭とかも洗いすぎるなとか言うしな　なんでもかんでも異物を体外に出したい心理はわかるけど、デメリットも伝えな単なるカモるビジネスや

probably the nose

It’s a sack

@@talleykaymccleskey8231 Scrotum

It’s a nose. You can see the top of a nostril and nose hair at one point.

First you should put them in the washing machine for about 1h, then the dishwasher for 30mins, soak in water, and put them in the rice cooker after, hope this helps!

LOL! 😂😂😂

Gross

I'm looking for this tool as well

honestly this just looks like a really small side/ wire cutter * maybe with blunted edges

It is chicken breast

It looks like a cuticle cutter to me! 🤷🏻‍♀️

Exactly

And the tool is mag n ified?

Lol no it's not. We can see the tweezer 😅

@@bronxty You can see every individual strand of hair on this persons nose, that's very magnified. A typical tweezer tip is 3-4mm so the pore is about half a millimetre.

@@jackiejenkins5547yes duh

Really happy that worked for you. Skin issues on people, no matter the age, can be really demoralizing.

I'm glad you found something that worked for you! My skin can handle things like rubbing alcohol but it can be too harsh for certain skin types. It's definitely worth giving the simpler solutions a try though.

Shout out to Noxema too

That’s so damaging to the skin barrier. Men have thicker skin, so I’m not shocked but rubbing alcohol only dries out the skin, and you had pimples which is different. At least witch hazel is tamer & the actual plant helps with acne. I’m glad it all worked for you though.

If rubbing alcohol is working that means you likely have bacteria or fungus as the root cause. That's why the alcohol works. Unfortunately it's very damaging to the skin, and even if it's fine now this likely won't be your best option long term. Try something like hypochlorous acid. It helps manage bacteria and encourages healing without being drying and damaging the skin barrier. Contrary to popular belief drying the skin out doesn't "cure" acne even if it seems like it's working initially. The skin needs hydration to function and be strong. Drying it out will weaken your skin and potentially make it more susceptible to infections, irritation and other issues that can make acne worse.

Yes, it seems to be either that or a toenail clipper

Yes and it shouldn’t be anywhere near your face

@@QuirkyTJonesTrue, it is weird. It seems to be a relatively new ASMR trend on YT, by Vietnamese beauty salons.

Yes her voice is not good

LOL good point! 😂

There is no such thing in closing pores. You minimize them but you don't close them.😮

Old wives tale. The size of the pore doesn’t change or “close”. At best it’s a temporary “look” of being smalller

eso es lo que estoy diciendo 🤣

I started with 0.015% tret and worked up. You will likely have some dryness, superficial peeling and purging, but it will ease off. Patience and consistency is key when starting with tret. Don’t give up!

Those aren't, blackheads or pimples; they're, "sebaceous filaments," which is the normal oil your skin produces to keep moisturized. The pores only look, huge, cause it's very very magnified

😂

I'm curious as to what they actually are😅

Mine elicits dis gust rather than f ear. 😅

everyone has different opinions 🤷‍♀️

Maybe because not everyone has trypophobia lol what?

@@suitdoggy4707 Then you might consider seeing a health practitioner.