She has problem skin? Where? lol

Natalie M. I follow her on Instagram and she has had very severe cystic acne for years that was connected to allergies and digestive problems and this is a point where she’s finding what works

exactly. I have the Hyaluronic ampoules and they are certainly not cheap.

She looks 24 tops, so I guess it is working

Seriously. People are like, “she’s beautiful. She doesn’t need all these products.” Like, she’s beautiful because she uses all this stuff!

She has problematic acneic skin and she is 32.

Swetha Ak Same! I immediately thought, "I need to do some research after this video to see how those help"!

*bougie

I thought so too! Not only she go back and forth, but it was applied pretty roughly

Kaitlyn Rondolino good question.

Guisella Losa best is when u buy great product with good ingredients, really dont need 10 products...

Thank youuu!!

I know the feeling its the most disgusting feeling ever! that's why my regiment consist of serum, eye cream, and a moisturizer. Its all I can bear

especially some vitamin c serum, omg its too sticky so ive at night just cleanse,tone, apply something life, and tons of rosehip oil and bam its doing me gooooddd

YES. omg. The way she rubbed, tugged and pressed extra hard on her face with that roller.

su gibi gauze

I have to disagree with your comment. Using tons of skincare does not equal great skin. My mother never used a lot skincare and her skin is soft, smooth and glowing into her 60s. I know many people who don't have an extensive skincare routine and their skin is flawless. Eating well, taking care of yourself, genetics, protecting your skin while out in the sun, etc. are also important to consider. And a lot of expensive skincare out there is just cheap fillers, preservatives and irritating actives, which means you may see good results in the short term, but in the long term, you've just fucked your skin barrier.

I mean the serums all do different things - they're almost all indie brands that use very good ingredients if you looked into them. I personally use many things (double cleanse, toner, essence, serum, oil, moisturizer + sunscreen if day time) and I've never had any breakouts since I've used the regime. I don't think just using one moisturizer is ever enough - the air is so polluted, the sun is absolutely horrendous for the skin - and I believe in researching products you use.

Yes I agree that people should research their skincare and not fall victim to marketing, because there is a lot of garbage out there. However, I still don't think skincare in itself is the answer to great skin, and people shouldn't be under the assumption that they need to layer on 5 different serums and a moisturizer in order to prevent whatever they are looking to prevent.

I can't disagree on that. Can't expect great skin while you're eating crap and not moving at all. But I stand by what I was saying, one cream against all odds isn't realistic, especially with the gunk out there in the air. I was brought up that you gotta use what you need - I've been using eye cream since I was 8. I'm not the one with crows feet by the time I'm 20! But hey, my skin is also dehydrated af, and I live in a completely different climate than your's (I'm in the tropics). Come to my city for a week and see if one cream would work for you. Don't think so!

Thank God I'm black, black dont crack nice firm skin

Felizya Desjarlais same. I’ve watched KZfaq videos where the girls are layering a thousand layers of oils and moisturizers. Must be pretty cool cause your skin will be super soft, but if I do that I would have a huge breakout, I have very oily skin thats really prone to getting closed comedones and sensitive. So I need to stay alert when trying new products.

Felizya Desjarlais totally!! I’m not saying that one is worse than the other cause both skin types have their specific problems, but I think when you have oily skin finding a good oil or moisturizer that doesn’t break you out or makes you look like the inside of a frying pan is hard af. Last year I was in college and I was nervous for a class that we were about to have, and my friend goes “omg you’re so nervous you’re sweating look at your forehead”, like noo sweety, that’s my oily ass skin. Getting that “glowy healthy look” just within minutes of washing my face.

But you guys are sooo lucky when it comes to aging!! We dry skin people get fine lines/wrinkles and signs of aging waay before you do! You really have no reason to be jealous of us because in the end you're the winner!

These serums are as light as water and sink in completely. I have extremely oily skin and use several of these types of serums in each routine. These are meant for layering. Ones that pack more humectants and emollients will obviously be more heavy and unsuitable for an oily skin but so long as rheyrw light, you can layer many with no problem. Texture and ingredients make all the difference. I find more light layers over less heavier layers work far better for balancing my oily skin.

Actually, layering many light products is better than using a couple of heavier products. I didn't actually believe it until I started using Asian products and layering all of them. They're very light, so they don't clog the pores, they don't overwhelm your skin, but instead they slowly give your skin what it needs. It's a great technique.

Jo Malavasi she’s the creative director of LPA! A clothing brand at Revolve

Melanie Silva thank you!

eating right won't prevent photodamage and wrinkles..

Yep so true♥♥

Her skin looks fantastic...i think her routine is fantastic except the derma roller.

It is called sarcasm.

ya know some people need extra help. we have no idea what her skin may have looked like before she figured out what products worked for her. I have super acne prone skin, as well as dry skin and eczema. Not everyone has great skin that only needs a moisturizer. 🤷‍♂️

its not about the beauty... shes obviously said that she struggled with acne, so if she doesnt use these products she breaks out

dara wilson they can afford stuff

Nadia Bettoutia Shoes Designer it was sarcasm.

She was being sarcastic about it being low maintenance and cheap. Obviously it is not and she knows this, but wanted to be humorous about it.

Sounds like a recipe for major acne breakouts for me lol.