- the Tower 28 is supposed to be a good example of tinted sunscreen shade ranges! Sorry should’ve noted that - I filmed this video 2 maybe 3 weeks ago and have been using the Bioderma micellar water (got a free sample from olive young) and I’ve been liking it so far!

As a pale person, I've completely given up on tinted sunscreens. I match the white cast better than the tinted sunscreen.

I once dated someone that couldn't stand the herbal and natural is better, his response was always " hemlock is an herb,, syphilis is natural and you wouldn't want either". Only thing I think of when someone says ' ooh it's natural and herbal so it can't have any negative impact'

"I've got botox, I'll be fine!" 😆 The frank honesty is so refreshing from a skincare/beauty channel, I love it.

For dry skin people, apply moisturizer at night and then put an oil over it. My skin has been even better than when I slug with my beloved Cereve Healing Ointment. 😀

As an esthetician it drives me crazy when people say “retinol is the only true anti-aging skincare product” when sunscreen exists. Just use sunscreen and stay moisturized ✨retinol is nice for some people but the only necessary product for aging concerns is your spf

Retinols are funny to me because there's so much push to add them to your routine, but literally everyone warns about irritation. I assumed I'd regret adding retinol to my routine since my skin is so unpredictably sensitive. Fast forward 6 months and...I'm using prescription tazarotene (on face) and retinol (on neck/chest) every night with literally no reaction. 🥴 Meanwhile I'm 0 for 4 on AHAs lmao. Sensitive skin is so weird.

Never bothered with tinted sunscreen because I'm not remotely interested in inorganic SPF filters. I'm happy with my lovely cheap Japanese sunscreens made with organic (chemical) SPF filters. The constant pressure for black folks to use physical sunscreens is just ridiculous.

For me, it's vitamin C, specifically, l-ascorbic acid. I've tried so many different brands, and so many different concentrations for the past 2 years and it just irritates and stings my skin so badly. I've given up on trying to find one that will work for me.

Another issue with some tinted sunscreens is that if you apply the recommended 1/4 teaspoon amount, you just end up looking like you’re slathered in foundation. That brand you mentioned with the limited shade range actually mentions on their website that it’s designed to be used as a “secondary sunscreen”, alongside a regular SPF. So basically they just created a really limited foundation line that just happens to have SPF??

Tinted sunscreen and tinted eye cream has completely replaced foundation and concealer for me 😊 I am just really into a pulled back look these days!

Can we just appreciate how nice the Welsh brothers' beards are? 😍 such good beard genes.

I'm so happy to find someone else who can't use micellar water! I used it once and had an INTENSE allergic reaction that then lead to a severe cystic breakout :(

It never occurred to me to leave micellar water on my skin! As far as I’m concerned it’s a makeup remover (if I actually need it, for removing mascara etc) and then I use my normal gentle wash-off cleanser which leaves my skin feeling clean but not dried-out.

companies marketing their oils as serums is so puzzling. a sephora employee once talked me into a mini of the kiehl’s midnight concentrate serum (ah, if i only knew then what i know now.) come to find out, the entire product is squalane and essential oils (ick!). this was before i knew the most about skincare, obviously. luckily i found another use for it when i realized what was in it-i used it after my moisturizer to lock in my skincare at the end of my routine. it is great for that…because it’s an OIL. not a serum. get it together, brands!

Yes! My skin cannot handle retinol nor hyaluronic acid. I wondered why, all of a sudden, I had really bad dermatitis. These were why. Everyone's skin is different. Do what is best for you!

The bare minerals complexion rescue is a pretty good tinted sunscreen. They need a few more very dark and very light shades, but they have a decent shade range.

JAMES READ THIS FOR THE MICELLAR WATER. I’m telling you, Bioderma is unique. I have been using it for almost ten years and It was the first one so I could never even try to get near a profumy , itchy, and cheap Garnier one. I have always loved makeup and it’s one of my biggest passion in life. Especially on my eyes more than on my face (never put on masks of foundation and contoruing), creating very colorful and elaborated looks cause I hate neutrals (the more toned down colors I could use are bronze shades) Bioderma is ELITE. It doesn’t dry you down, it cleanses deeply, it doesn’t itch, it’s fresh and it doesn’t smell. (I mean those perfume irritating smells) Bioderma creates amazing products overall. Just a quick notice, They have 3 line. A pink one, one blue and one green. I have always used the pink one but all three are aimed for various types of skin. One especially for sensitive skin that gets red and itchy. Promise, you will find in this one, THE GOOD ONE. Love Alessandra ❤️

Thank you for pointing out about rosacea and retinol. That's a great reminder that I should listen to my skin first and doctors and bloggers after. My skin flares up a lot when I don't treat it right haha. I postpone using retinol because I don't want to break out even more after everything going well.

Personally I love oils, they are the one skincare product I found actually makes a difference. My favourite one currently is the Essano Wrinkle Rescue serum (it says its a serum but honestly its just a lightweight oil), its an oil with squalane, jojoba, rosehip and bakuchiol. Skincare is super individual! I also prefer bakuchiol over retinol, retinol is way too harsh on my skin no matter how much I build it up

Regarding your commentary on the tinted sunscreen, people forget the other end of the spectrum of people who are really pale too (which is even weirder because we burn so much faster than darker skin types.) It's impossible for me to find my color in general, let alone for a tinted sunscreen because I'm just too pale and I refuse to tan. Pale people understand the struggle too!

I have dry skin but even then, using an oil on my skin can still make me break out. This week I have been mixing a couple of drops into my moisturiser and it is great! But I would definitely see how anyone with oily skin wouldn’t get on with it!

I'd love to see more of water activated skincare as I just started using Blueland for this reason which makes cleaning products that you mix with water to be more eco-friendly and its working great

I love the garnier micellar water with the pink cap (for sensitive skin), it's my holy grail

I think we all can agree that Bioderma (the pink version) is superior when it comes to micellar water. I have very sensitive/reactive skin and this has to be one of my holy-grail products. Sometimes I follow up with a water based cleanser, sometimes I don´t and just use two cotton pads.

Jojoba oil has been a game changer for my acne! It keeps it more in check and anything I pick on grows faster. I am obviously quite oily but I don't mind being a grease fest at night haha.

I feel like I was forced to use retinol because I am 42. I used it for 18 months and even increased the dose and it did absolutely nothing for me. I got the Sunday Riley $90 retinol in my FabFitFun box and it broke me out so bad. I am so glad I didn’t actually purchase it with my own money. Don’t even get me started on mixing retinol with any ELF skincare product. I broke out in a rash on my neck that made it look like someone strangled me, and I had to work with it the rash all over my neck. I also bought some elf skincare products because everyone hyped them up, and I had acne all over my chin. Good times.

I so agree about the tinted sunscreens situation- although I do want to be able to use a tinted one, not because I prefer mineral SPFs, but because I want that extra protection iron oxides provide. As a person of colour, hyperpigmentation is my biggest issue and the more protection the merrier! As someone who isn't a makeup person, a chemical tinted sunscreen would be an ideal one for me! Also, I'm the same way with retinol! The pressure is real, but it's just too strong for my sensitive skin to use

As someone with PIH i have this constant need to use actives to get rid of it but I learned that its ok to just use the basics and a cica cream until my breakout calms down. I agree with retinol I felt pressured into using it and nothing worked until hyram's formula came out. However once winter hit my skin has hated nearly everything I've tried to put on it so I'm just in hydration and calming mode until this subsides.

I love this video! In the past I felt overwhelmed if I didn’t use all the skincare products in the book because others my skin wouldn’t have the benefits of a “complete” skincare.. sometimes less is best! I live how real you are! James I don’t know who else could be interested in but I’d love to see a video/know the lighting set up that you have.. background front light etc.. i love this style of light and background .. Can you you please show us? Thank you 😊

I use mineral sunscreen on my face as I find chemical sunscreen to irritating to my eyes. I custom tint a small batch (weeks worth) using pigment drops to counteract any white cast. There is a great variety of pigment drops with many undertones available.

I'm on board with ditching the tinted sunscreen. It's a big ask to combine sun protection with a cosmetic but I had hope. Theoretically it's a great idea but the execution is just eons behind make up standards. This year will be testing how different skin tints act with my sunscreen and finding a good combination.

15:43 Thank you!! Yeah, and the stress about if it’s not tretinoin or retin-A, it’s not worth it. I use retinol, sure, but not everyone can do that and there’s peptides, vitamin C and living a healthy life in general that also contributes to a graceful ageing. If I’ve learned something from watching Dr Shereene, Dr Alexis, Dr Vanita Rattan (all good dermatologists), it’s the regularity and persistence, the long term routine and not the highest percentage and not even always the strongest ingredient (I’m thinking hydroquinone and retinoic acid as well as high percentage AHA/BHA). Like Dr Alexis says: Start low and go slow. I’m leaving the fixation of high percentages back in 2021 and focusing on what doesn’t irritate my skin! I do wish for you to find a face oil, though, a face oil that you like! Because I think you’re missing out on something really nice. I love Luna (Sunday Riley) and I like rosehip seed oil and grape seed oil - but I don’t like everyone that I’ve tried. I do hope you’ll find your perfect oil! It’s so nice at night !🥰 🌸🌸🌸

Hello James! I’ve had to make some of the same decisions and it can be emotional. But that’s okay it opens the door for new adventures. Hope you are well and having a good year so far.

I really appreciate your stance on retinol. Well done for coming out and saying it lol cos every single person on Skincare KZfaq loves it and I just don’t think it’s that amazing? It just burns and does not much else. I’ve been using it for months and I don’t think there’s any difference in my skin at all

I actually love using squalane oil! I mix 3 drops with my Cerave moisturizer and my skin always feels amazing! I have dry skin so I can understand that it could be a bit much for people with oily skin

I love the reenactment of the mixing powders..."you have to cup your hand...I just want something premixed" 😆 Same, James....same 😁

Thank you for this video James! 🙌❤️. I was experiencing the same thing last year where I was having a schedule during the week when I knew I was supposed to use certain products and I thought I needed a product for every targeted thing I was looking at like a separate vitamin c serum, separate niacinamide, several essences and serums, etc but going into 2022 I'm working on a simpler skincare routine that still includes products that work well for me and my skin and that I love, but are formulated together that way I don't have to have so many products and stress myself out with making sure I use certain things at certain times/days. Scheduling myself like that took the fun out of actually using the skincare products and doing skincare, which is something that I look forward to every morning and every night!!! I think the other thing I'm more focused on as well is just making sure my skin barrier is in good shape instead of worrying about having several different products to target specific things. So I'm going into 2022 with normalizing a good balance of enjoying products that work for my skin along with having fun with skincare. 😊

I do REALLY love the new background but I also REALLLLLLY love this old background. The lights are my FAV. Like I 10000% want them for my house. And I just love looking at them in your videos.

Try a313 retinol if you haven't already. It's lower dose but with a good gentle delivery system. When I use my prescription retinol my skin always looks kind of worse the next day (s) but with the a313 my skin looks better the next day. It looks so simple but I think it's well done.

Love this video! I agree sometimes there feels like a lot of pressure to use certain ingredients or products but they just don’t work for everyone. I tried a mineral spf so that I would have one for if I messed up my skin as they’re “less irritating” but it hurt to rub in!!! Will be sticking with chemical spf for sure. Also, a stand-alone vitamin C is something I’m not going to force myself to try and use in 2022!

I have rosacea and the only retinol that seems to work well for me is the OTC adapalene 0.1% gel. I’ve tried LOTS of retinols but I tolerate this one the best. I always sandwich it, use it 2-3 times a week only, and this has helped to calm down my acne and rosacea tremendously.

I've never understood using a oil unless you need that extra barrier to lock in hydration, but I'm also a oily girl 💁‍♀️. Typically I only pull out the oil during the winter on my dry spots when needed

What helped me in re-adding retinol (I use the L'Oréal one) was adding an azelaic acid instead for a while both day and night, now using it only during the day, and it definitely helped with my rosacea flare-ups

I LOVE the bioderma sebium micellar water. the blue/green one. I'll be the FIRST to admit that I've been super lazy in the past and that was my only method of cleansing and it's so gentle and really does get dirt and oils cleansed from my face. it is definitely something I will keep on my skincare shelf. it doesn't feel oily. I have an oily t-zone as well and it just makes my skin feel super clean. I was always so against micellar waters because they looked like the garnier one with the separation of water/micelles. but the bioderma doesn't look like that. and my beauty consultant at my job told me about the bioderma one, so I gave it a go and fell in love with it! so I HOPE it works for you, like it's worked for me!

great video to listen to while doing my nightly skincare routine😍

I love the feel of oil and vit c on my skin, but I do agree, you have to be careful, especially outside with the sun. Use what works for you, but sometimes you have to experiment

When my skin is annoyed, cleansing with jojoba oil is all it will tolerate. When my skin gets super dry, a couple of drops of oil added to my normal moisturizer helps to seal in the hydration I’ve applied. (I blend my own plant oils, without essential oils, for whatever my skin needs. I’ve never found a commercial blend that my skin likes.) Shea butter is my favorite occlusive. (My skin has a problem with petrochemicals. So, no petrolatum or mineral oil for me.) I should add that my skin is very reactive, always has been. I’ve learned, after decades of experimentation what helps and what messes it up. But I keep discovering more ways to annoy my skin. For example, not rinsing off micellar water is a no-no for me. I learned this the hard way. I can use it to remove makeup or clean my skin when washing isn’t an option, but I always have to use water to rinse afterwards. If I don’t, my skin barrier can suffer.

I feel the same way about retinol! I want to use it, I’ve tried a bunch of different ones. From lotions to serum’s…but they always break me out or irritate my skin. I’m a 32 year old woman and I feel so much pressure to start using them now! I have pretty much given up for now though.

I avoided retinol since I was a teen after using Retin-A for acne and my mom having to march me down to the dermatologist when they said my irritation was normal. The nurse blanched when she saw my tomato red peeling skin from across the room. I’m also allergic to Botox. I’ve recently started using Luna Retinol Oil over niacinamide once a week and I like it.

The Supergoop Glowscreen works for my skin and all I have to do is wait for it to dry and it’s like the tint isn’t there. I’m roughly the same shade as James. It goes on more translucent than you think. Keep applying SPF folks!

I also have rosecea and very dry spots, so I don't use retinol. While I love the skincare ~community and learning new things, all I care about is hydration (and exfolitating) and trying my best to combat pimples and and impurities, I don't necessarily worry about ageing

I'm giving up on Vitamin C and probably Niacinamide, too. My skincare loves that really work for me are glycolic acid, salicylic acid and retinol.

i do not know who else but i love saying the intro with him everytime i play a videoo of james

Yes! Fellow pale olive skin toned person here. There's definitely a market for pale olive tinted sunscreens and foundation!

I agree that oils don’t seem to agree with my skin as a stand alone product even at my age (45). I like nuxe for the body but not face. You hit the nail on the head! That’s why I love you and just subscribed!

Cuppa tea ✅ Nuface ✅ Hydrating eye patches on ✅ Now I'm ready to watch James' video 💖

Thank you James for all the info and all your video content. The Welch brothers helped me get through two Covid variants here in middle of USA. It’s fun to see all the products we can’t get here. 💕

I love this video, honestly the whole constant fear of missing out/pressure really stresses me out sometimes. Skincare is supposed to be fun! When I first started a skincare routine in 2019 I was enjoying not obsessing over every ingredient and finding what works, now I feel like everyone hyping up a product every second and telling you "you have to have this in your routine" just sucks the enjoyment out of it!

I used to use facial oils as an occlusive layer but it honestly didn't do much for me. I started using the Cicaplast balm from La Roche Posay and Aquaphor (my brother's recommendation) and my skin has been feeling way better. It's not dry anymore in the morning, less sensitive, and surprisingly my acne has gotten a bit better. One of the things I really stopped "caring" about is exfoliators. Before I would plan my weekly skincare routine based on when I was going to exfoliate. My skin would often be really irritated even tho I did it max once a week. Now I don't really stress over it, I do it when I feel that my skin really needs it.

I’m also interested in seeing how more eco-friendly/water-activated skincare goes! I’ve been wanting more eco-friendly options, but a lot of those brands are “natural/organic” with lots of oils, essential oils, Shea butters, etc that I know my combo-oily, acne prone skin wouldn’t agree with. However, in regards to oils, I’ve found I’ve needed something with more oomph in the winter as my cheeks and eye area get drier (still oily t-zone), and mixing Squalane oil (TO Plant-derived diversion) into my moisturizer has worked wonders for the drier areas. Putting the oil on after my moisturizer is a heavy greasy gross feeling mess, but mixing it, I barely notice the extra product!

I wonder if the range of darker tinted sunscreens has to do with the “demand” for it. As someone who works with skin cancers, I know everyone is susceptible to skin cancers, however I also know many people with darker skin tones who “think” they don’t need to use sunscreen.

I actually really love the fact that you don’t use retinol and talk about the pressures you feel to use. I also have rosacea and have sensitive and dry skin so it’s super easy for me to get flair ups and I struggled a lot with retinol and haven’t used it in like a year but I often feel pressure like I NEED to use one or I’ll have issues with my skin. I just appreciate you acknowledging that retinol is not for everyone just like every other skin care ingredient because everyone makes it seem like every person can use it without issues and that’s just not the case!

One thing i love about the ordinary’s vitamin c powder is that it is always fresh so there’s no orange-brown oxidation when you freshly mix it and it’s super cheap! But i understand it’s not everyone’s cup of tea

I don't really like tinted sunscreens cause I don't want to be putting that on my ears, back of neck, and chest. So if I'm going to use a different sunscreen for those areas I may as well use that other sunscreen all over!

Yes yes yes! Retinols gave me perioral dermatitis out if nowhere after using them for like a year or two 💔 I also have the very same issue with micellar water, always breakout or have reactions to it 😭

It's incredible as a nurse myself I recommend vitamin D supplements to all my patients as those in the UK are deficient, the same as the U.S. it's certainly as a professional made me pause for thought. SPF reduces the amount of sun we absorb....and the benefits that come with it. So many of my clients are now requesting D3 injections.

I finally found a sunscreen that my pale assed skin likes. I can’t stand tinted sunscreens. I was on a zinc sunscreen routine for years. I have rosacea.. and No ! My skin hates that . Love these videos 💜🖤

The only time I like to use a facial oil is during the winter months at bedtime. Honey Grail by Farmacy is my favorite!💜🖤

I am too white for tinted sunscreen 😆 I just turn yellow or beige. I have been using the super UV form Garnier the last 10 months or so, it doesn't sting around my eyes and are at my price point.

I am so happy with this particular KZfaq. Why because sometimes I really believe you don’t take your own advice . If something doesn’t work for you stop 🛑 using it.

I absolutely love tinted sunscreens but most make me look greasy, muddy, patchy looking. I completely agree with you.

Im on tret, and every micellar water burns my skin except bioderma. I love it so much!

Hey man , try differin instead of retinol . It works great for anti age too and its less irritating . Im on it for a month now . Oly side effect I got was a bit skin peeling when I started and some redness but not much when compared to using strong retinol before . Maybe it will work for you aswell :)

Fast forward to 2023 when James is raving about bioderma micellar water and undefined R&R tinted sunscreen. We love you James!

Totally agree with tinted sunscreen. Some people swear by them, but I don't enjoy them at all. You can always tell my face is so much lighter.

Vids two days in a row...yay! Love you hun- you're the best( well if you don't mind tying with Robert lol). I too have yet to find a micellar water that doesn't leave me with a weird film on my skin. I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets itchy from it. I'd love to find a good one though as sometimes I just can't be bothered with a long routine! BTW CeraVe makes a good mattifying sunscreen. It's SPF30

I prefer chemical sunscreens for daily use. The only time I use mineral ones is when I’m going to be swimming in the ocean, when I choose a reef-safe one.

I’m 53 and sadly never really took care of my skin so wrinkles are part of my face now and we get along just fine. I have started using some actives in the last 6 months ( learned the hard way that my skin can’t tolerate vitamin c in any form that I’ve tried so far…niacinamide to the rescue) I’ve actually noticed a reduction in some of the deeper wrinkles and a general brightening of my skin and just that little bit makes me happy and want to continue. Thanks for all your videos. I really love your content. You’re knowledgeable but keep it light and fun

I’ve been using the pink bioderma for years as a first cleanse and I love it!

I have acne rosacea. I don’t have any issues with tretinoin but I think that’s because my skincare routine is super boring and basic. No frills, fragrance free, etc. It’s not fun, but it’s effective (for me). My dermatologist told me to get rid of pretty much everything I had (mostly Sephora products) and I had to wipe the slate clean.

Micellar water should be washed out after using, so if you keep it on skin it can irritate you ;)

Glad I’m not the only one not loving rentiol, got the inkey list one and think it broke me out

Water activated skincare sounds sooo cool!

James, I don’t know if you’ll read this but a girl can dream. I probably have rosacea too, & for a fact perioral dermatitis and seborrheic eczema which flares up from time to time. The thing that has worked best for me (besides accutane, but you can only take so much) is the urea moisturizer by Malezia. They are a brand which launched last year, they are solar powered, sustainable, minimal ingredients but science based. They don’t invest in marketing to keep themselves sustainable, and donate 1% every month to 6 ngos that fight climate change. They also have an amazing benzoyl peroxide gel. I hope you can give them a try and a shoot out. We need more brands like them. Xx

I love micellar water to remover my waterproof mascara, but I always wash my face throughly after. I just don’t like the film it leaves behind but I think it’s great for removing makeup, well as a first step at least.

I just started using retinol from my doctor 3 weeks ago. Mildest %, every other night. The rosacea I thought I didn't have is a bright red plum on my cheek. I did not know the retinol aggravated it - thank you!

This video reminds me how a lot of people are cutting down on buying a lot of products they are discovering don't work for them. I've certainly cut down on being a product junkie, I know what my skin needs and doesn't need as a result I'm sticking to 4 products and my skin is thriving, hyperpigmentation is gone, no more oily skin, irritation is also gone.

I've never found a chemical sunscreen that doesn't sting the absolute shit out of my eyes or one that stays in place enough to protect anywhere near my eyes without migrating into them and doing the aforementioned stinging. I am fair af, so I can often use untinted or lightly tinted formulas, but most of them feel horrible and thick on my skin or even physically clog my pores. I actually loved first aid beauty's tinted sunscreen more than anything and it was cancelled and I haven't found anything that I like even remotely as well yet. I do use Bliss Block Star, but I would call the formula "barely tolerable." So it's not that I am some crazy conspiracy theorist, I just have insanely sensitive skin and eyes. 🤷‍♀️

I'm giving up on Niacinamide. Once I added products with Niacinamide to my routine, I've had so much more acne (unless there is some other ingredient that's in these products that's causing the breakout, but the only different one I noticed was niacinamide).

I feel like we’re always so in sync with skincare. I’ve pulled it way back. I was getting more and more blemishes and redness when I used to get 1, maybe 2 pimples a month. (narrowed it down to vitamin C and salicylic acid as culprits) Now that I use a ceramide face wash, glycolic toner in place of SA, TO caffeine serum, and cetaphil moisturizer - my face is finally completely even, clear, and glowy all day. I’ve tried so much high end and truly Cetaphil moisturizing lotion is the most long lasting, weightless form of hydration. I ditched “occlusive oils” a long time ago too- just don’t even need it anymore. I’ve also had to take a break from retinol for laser hair removal which has honestly been so nice. So much less flaking and irritation - but I purchased the Paula’s choice for when I’m done with laser so wish me luck. (Just a couple more weeks!)

I had to give up on natural sunscreens two years ago, not because of the white cast, but because of the shine! I tried using every kind of oil control or powder or what have you over it. Whatever the reason, my skin + zinc sunscreen = a shiny, oily mess.

rip tinted sunscreens, you will be missed.

as someone who also has issues with micellar waters (and some issues with reactive skin / rosacea), the bioderma one is better but it's still a little stingy/uncomfortable in comparison with oil cleansers ive used. i've also found that the bioderma didn't remove my makeup as well as my basic oil cleanser from hada labo. the thing with micellar water is i feel my 2nd cleanser is forced to focus on removing the residue from the micellar water instead of cleaning my bare face. it's a good easily accessible option when you need to make an emergency purchase at the pharmacy but the oil cleansers will remain my go to

OMG I’ve just clicked on that it’s the retinoid triggering my rosacea! And you’re right - it’s fine for a week or so then boom Rosacea breakout! 😩😩😩

The Garnier 2-in-1 micellar water was horrible on my skin, literally unicorn mask levels of redness and burning, even after I tried to double-cleanse it off😫 I’ve stopped using micellar water in general because it fueled my lazyness😆

I got first view!! 💕 so happy to see you upload. You al2ays make me laugh when you say chill the fk out 😆 or calm tf down 😆 can't wait yo see you and Robert tomorrow! 💜🖤 thank you for your content!!

James, I really appreciate that you read and listen our comments. And I would love if you could educate us about dry,sensitive skin. Nobody talks about skin care routine for young adults. Love you 😘💗

"That quite literally have been squeezed from a plant!" 🤣🤣 the clean beauty bs

Don’t come for my retinol James! 😂