Omg mind bloooown! That's such a good tip! 😀

This nail art at home fan is very grateful to you!! 😁

Thanku so much, I have peel off mask, just don't wanna use that on my face. Your Idea is so brilliant 👍

Thank you!! This is such a brilliant tip!

It’s a nice way to repurpose it! Have fun!

@Monke Was the slur really necessary?

So funny huh.. seriously don't use this it will tear your face off!! Lol

I used this Seabreeze in 7th -9th grade except I used the original light yellow liquid for non -sensitive skin.

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@@kadoosca you scared em away!

Even has a mouthwash bottle lol

😂😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣 it really is! Have you fanning your face off!!

My gosh

I seriously thought they stopped selling Seabreeze in the 80s, at least they should have stopped. I can't hardly believe anyone's still buying it. He's right, it'll tear your face off.

Thanks for the tip. I'll try it next time a color my hair.

We used it as a scalp cleaner for hairspray buildup on our little old ladies when they would come in for their weekly do. I wouldn't use it on my face.

I love Sea Breeze. 🥰

@@queentab25 Me too. It stops my breakouts.

Does it remove nail polish 💅 ?

Haa!! This Dr. is so cool 😎 his face says it all literally lol thank you for your videos very helpful and informative our skin thanks you as well of course. Agree this needs to be the ad for these products for sure!! Haa 🤣🤣🤣

But I use them at night and I have see results.. for scars I use tweez out my chin hair

Threw mine away when I saw this. Lol

I use it on my body, not the face.

He does need to elaborate tho, like how bad? Bad for daily use or ? 😂

Short, sweet, and to the point

I know I thought it was going to be longer too .😂

I guess that's why they call it a short. 😂

welcome to the new wave of entertainment

Sea breeze really seems to help my complexion in the winter

Yes to ponds! I’m curious about Vaseline though…?

​@@Miak214 slugging with Vaseline is amazing. Just a tiny bit works for your whole face without breakouts.

That Ponds is just it, IDK why but it just is.

Although I'm in my 70s, I still use Sea Breeze from time to time because I perpetually oily skin! And no wrinkles. 🤷🏽‍♀️

In my experience, peel off stuff never seems to help with the blackheads on my nose.

@@caiden3396because the mask rips off all the oil which removes the blackheads as well. That’s good, but it also removes your natural oils. So the natural oils try to generate again, but that also brings the bad oils. Just remember to wash your face daily and don’t touch your face often. Don’t use peel off masks, it will irritate most skin - especially sensitive skin.

Good to know! Those Lil f@ckers love me & 23 & me says it's because of my dna. 😢

Along with your face 😂

I have a sister who gets lice constantly...maybe I'll have her try it then.

@@solaceseries wow fr?

​@@solaceseries is that accurate? Perhaps she hasn't actually ever been rid of the lice completely if she's getting it all the time, or do you maybe have chickens? You need to contact your doctor about that too.

Vinegar and baby oil together works great for killing lice as well

​@@solaceseries if it's a regular thing, she may need to treat others in the house too. Like everyone , also your pillows ( the ones on the couch too) should be washed too. Pets, if any, need treatment as well, including their sleeping areas. Lice can be so invasive. They prefer a clean scalp so it's not because of being dirty. Sorry she's dealing with this right now. But it can be taken care of. Good luck 💟☮️☯️♾️

I agree it really helps improve my texture skin.

I used to love it because it clears a pimple in 6 hours. I had a friend who used it once ( at my recommendation😮) and it tore her face off. 🫠

A lot of people use dandruff shampoo on their faces for the same reason, even generic ones. They work.

Tea tree body wash & face washes are great for acne, too. I got my bf using a plant based one & it cleared his skin up all over. The smell takes a bit of getting used to. Also, you may break out a bit more when you switch to tea tree products because it's bringing all the gunk to the surface & should clear up soon after. Keep going, unless allergic. Tea tree oil kills the bacteria. I love it, too. Great for oily hair too.

Agree but he was probably just trying to change up the wording to keep the video interesting. He could have said that the black masks often irritate the skin while peeling them off and can cause redness. Similar can be said for the face pads with lemon, but probably didn’t want to sound too repetitive.

@@ciomaria6137 being precise with topics like this is more important than making a catchy video for views.

@@onyxxxyno I agree with you whole heartedly. It could/should have been done better.

​@@ciomaria6137redness occurs even with natural products including aloe vera and bentonite clay (for two different sides of the spectrum) It's all relative to the person's skin, I've used that peel off mask he showed and it works great.

I mean a peal off masks are typically irritating, and with no potential benefits, all it will do is irritate you skin. I think he used the correct choice of words.

They are the same...dont do much

Fax

Same here but actually while watching this video I remembered lately there is this Korean brand which made a whole line for skin care with lemon ingredients. Cannot remember the name now but now Idk how good it can be🤔

Don’t they have skin lightening ingredients in most of there skin products???

​​​​​@@letitiasd586 idk about most but when i was in Korea they had moisturizing cream with whitener that my german friend (who is already pale lmao) got 😬 just cause there wasnt an option not to 🤷‍♀️ so it is prevalent but idk how dangerous it is like spme of these other whitner creams can be. But I'm also super pale so i didnt really have a problem generally altho i didnt buy much or actually any skincare products in korea.. Also at tj maxx i noticed one korean face mask had some parabens in it so i dont want to use lol. Im sure not all ingredients are as clean as people think korea to be. I wanted to get the ooyuu 우유 milk soap and the ingredients seemed not so clean as id like, maybe as simple as red40 or whatever id remember... and another mask at tj maxx had "whitener" on it. Idk if that is supposed to be interchangeable with fresh faced lol or actually whiten the skin

Me too. Korean skincare is definitely the top of the skincare game 🥰

Shaving/waxing can do the same

​@@mile_851 Not waxing tho, it can cause a yellow stain on your face, mainly around the lip area.

Thats all I need it to do lol

​@@ilikedank-memesnever heard of waxing doing that

Oh yeah that smell the same as CoverGirl foundation and other cosmetics from CG, I don't know if I have bought any of that product 🤨, has to be many years ago.

Yes! I used to wash my face with it as a teeanger.

Jeanie Creswell • Do you remember CLEARASIL??

Still use it

Excellent for sunburn

Any triple antibiotic ointment or cica ointment dabbed on a blemish work wonders, usually overnight.

B.P.O is very problematic for many.

Sea breeze is an alcohol toner. Back in the day it was popular. People liked the burning sensation they got which they thought meant it was working instead of tearing up their skin.

@@db-gb5xi oh thanks! I'm European and had never seen anything similar to that toner, except for, you know, mouth wash

@@db-gb5xi yep back in our day like everyone used it… 😂

Skin routine circa 1990: wash with Noxema cream, then Sea Breeze followed by the original Oil of Olay in the pink bottle. How anyone from the 80’s and 90’s still has a face is a miracle!😂

@@tracey0675 Truth 🤣🤣🤣

Omg I remember this era 💀💀💀

@@xo1762 🤣🤣

I used to apply it on my face mixed with diy face mask lol now I only add it in my home-made hair mask with curd and egg

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@@bananamcdonald4916 oooo using lemon in a hair mask 🙌🏼

I always had dry skin- and I mean 'desert dust' dry. Forget about teen specific products, and rather go for an adult skin care range. That worked for me, so hopefully it will work for you too. Very few teens battle with dryness, and teen brands target the biggest problem: oils and acne. Good luck! 🌸

Right the peel mask works amazing on tzone if u have blackheads idk why his hating lol

I tried the Thayers witch hazel with rose water and it didn't really break me out but the rose water was too much hydration for me. My teenager loves the original Thayers but I haven't tried that one. I think the docs did a video on witch hazel. Don't even touch that Sea Breeze. Absolute trash.

@@sarahferguson0 which one is it? The witch hazel video I mean

@@rambutketiak just search for witch hazel reviews and their video should come up. It's only Dr. Maxfield but it's still their channel. I'd send you a link but I'm driving.

Most derms don't recommend astringents. Opinions on witch hazel are mixed. Some say it's okay and some prefer people not use it.

@@db-gb5xi the only saving grace for the Thayers is that it doesn't contain alcohol. We use to keep a little container in the camping first aid kit for bug bites. Highly recommend it for that.

Yeah right, They're not going to give any actual USEFUL advice about skincare. They just stich other videos and nod their heads.

​@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens their full-length videos are very informative and include a lot more detail than these shorts. The quality of the information they share is the reason they have well over a million subscribers. These shorts are okay, but the best information is found in their full-length videos.

Hi! Just a tip sugar can be too abrasive and create micro tears in your skin. I would receive a chemical exfoliator (sounds scary but its really not). It will exfoliate the skin 100 tomes better and long term. I would say stay away from home made remedies they are not formulated to go on your skin and you dont really get any of the benefits from them its just food without being properly put into skincare products in a lab.

Vaseline is a petrolatum product. Like mineral oil, they are ultimately drying and unnatural for the skin.

@@kimilatto7509 I agree! Glycoluc acid is a great chemical exfoliant.

@@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64 I started using Paula’s Choice 2% BHA liquid exfoliant and wow it’s gotten rid of my pimples. All I need right now is to get rid of my black dots/acne scars from popping pimples. Any suggestions?

​@@praise4570retinol is magic... i use no7 the strongest one, start off slow an follow directions. make sure you use at least 30 spf daily

Its strong stuff it slowly damages the skin

Same 😭...rip skin

Same qs

I personally like them a lot because of their oil sucking properties. They are great for reducing whatever blackheads or whiteheads that is on your skin and with continuous usage, are great at reducing the appearance of pores. I use both charcoal infused mud and clay although I use the clay one sparingly because my skin is dry type. But as long as the clay mask doesn't dry out my sling, I'm content enough that it has done it's job

Most derms tend to recommend a product like the Cetaphil Clay mask.

Just make sure that any mask, esp bentonite clay, doesn't completely dry out. U only need it on for a few minutes. When it's in the beginning stages of drying is when u should remove. When you've gone to the cracking stage, you've done more harm than good

@@Tinydancer805 that's good advice! Ive used clay mask and it says 10-20 minutes but it dries down even in 5 minutes

I would like to know this too! Just FYI I started taking biotin a little over a month ago and I have little brow hairs coming in and taking biotin is the only thing I’m doing different.

A friend recommended castor oil once. I haven't tried it yet and she recommended for both eyebrows and eyelashes. Idek just a thought

Castor oil doesn't work for everyone and I am one of those people it doesn't work for.

@@adriennetravels ah sorry. Tbh idk why it works for any person it works for. 🤷🏼‍♀️

…did they grow back?

Im so confused about your post, because from my biochemistry background. Methylene blue is a common dye used for staining cells.

Lemon is highly acidic and therefore irritating to the skin. Great to drink, not to put on the face lol. ☺

Ha!

Get a retinoid from a dermatologist. I tried salicylic acid, moisturizing etc but as effective as that stuff is at clearing it out it comes back just as fast. I pay $90 for two tubes of tretinoin after insurance. This lasts me 2-3 months. I literally just use that and a dermatologist recommended face moisturizing lotion.

Try using A lemon 🍋 squeeze it and rub it on your face it works also Vitamin C pills or gummies work great with the Lemon on a pad. Vitamin C is great for the skin. Try doing some research and see what you find out. Good luck 👍

Eat beans

I have had sensitive acne prone skin all of my life as well. Just turned 40 and I’d assume that would have stopped. But nope. The only thing that has helped me for a decade now has been changing my pillow cases daily and using Tacha water cream. It is the only lotion I have used that moisturizes and keeps me feeling clean. I have tried so many “sensitive skin” items from sephora and drug stores. Neutrogena line is ok to use temporarily. I always look for new products that are non-comedogenic and not oil-based due to Tacha’s price point but, always end up going back. It’s expensive but well worth it

Enjoy your wrinkles and non-existent skin barrier 😊

That's genetics, literaly. You must have been using something terrible for your skin (like soap on the face, exfoliating too often or products with inhredients nit good for whatever skin issue you had). Skin issues don't go away with water. Let's not feel so confident making those statements

@@mile_851 I've literally used the stuff dermatologist asked me to use. And used highly safe products and it still hasn't benefited me with getting rid of random breakouts and congestion. . I'm not saying everyone should. Obviously people will have serious conditions , like photosensitivity, ezchema , rosechea or aggressive cystic acne that require medicine or a specific skincare prescribed by your doctor . But generally most people don't . It's all a marketing scheme at this point for us to be using all kinds of skincare playing around with them when our skin really is fine. Most men in my life don't even have a skincare regimen yet they have the clearest skin ☠️.

​​​@@3000A.D I have akne rosacea and it's true also for my condition. Less products and only the most gentle ones = better skin. Actually I'm doing skin care routine for 2 times a week for almost year. And my skin looks much better than before, when I did it once or twice a day. You don't need to do it so often. It's marketing, because they need to earn much money as possible.

Now you know he's not going to do that for free??

I mean, it's an acid on a sensitive area. You don't go running pure lemons in or around your eyes right?

That’s because you aren’t dumb. Lol The majority of the population is pretty dumb and swears by products that are destroying their skin because of marketing gimmicks. We’re talking about a group of people who spend 10x more for a product because it smells nice and looks interesting, without realizing that their skin doesn’t give a crap if how a product smells or looks like.

I’ve realized that by watching so much skincare content, I became a bit insular to the uniformed people outside of the skincare community still using these products. Also, I’m even guilty of continuing to use some for a certain benefit and marketing does wonders

The general public isn't well informed about correct skincare practices and there's a lot of misinformation in the internet and word by mouth so it keeps selling

It doesn't feel bad to me either and been using it for years. My face is smooth.

When we used to think that if it burned, it was working

It’s the tiktok voice lady haha I hate it too

Yep. My older sister used Sea Breeze and when she’d do her skincare routine at night, the whole bathroom would smell like Sea Breeze 😅 and then on the other end of the house, my mom’s bathroom would smell like Noxema lol

@@Emily-eg4gg my moms too she used noxema 😂

Lol

Mu U U

That comfort of seeing “gunk” is part of the gimic. you’re better off using an acid.