😱10 Skincare Mistakes That Make Your Acne Worse & Sensitize Your Skin!

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Please note that I'm not a doctor or qualified cosmetic chemist. I do my best to quote credible sources, but medical research is complex and I can't guarantee the information on this channel is error-free. So feel free to do your own research according to your skin & health concern. I always welcome feedback to correct any misleading information. So please take this as entertainment and not as medical information.

Thank you for your support! Love, Liah x 🌴

[partypartyyeahhhh]

dear acne if you rlly gonna live on my face forever, at least pay the rent

[vibeuponvibe]

How can i respect my skin when my skin doesn’t respect me?

[venus]

Liah: Your skin is smart
My skin: Acts like a dumbass

[sharmaineyap]

Main takeaways:
- Always be gentle on the skin
- Hydration/moisturizing
- Use active ingredients only when needed/Give your skin time to breathe/rest and repair on its on
- Sunscreen
- Avoid Heaty food

[dominatorzofficial]

*_I do skin care, but my skin doesn't care ._*

Edit : Mom, I'm famous

[amazemabunga]

She's Korean and Korean's are known for good skin so i trust her.

[rddmad]

Timestamps

1:11 1. Aggressive cleansing habits
2:10 2. Physically abusing the skin
3:37 3. Leaving cleansing water on the skin
4:20 4. Treating all the areas on the skin equally
6:05 5. Using a full range of active ingredients
7:02 6. Not moisturizing oily skin
8:04 7. Using way too much acne medication
8:29 8. Using way too many products than your skin needs
9:27 9. Using anti-aging skincare way too early
10:26 10. Switching pillowcase to silk

[charmilcabalan]

others: *focus on watching and listening to her*

me: *scrolling and reading comments*

[wcastle]

"Respect your skin and give it a chance to recover on its own".
This is probably the most realistic and genuine video on skin care i have ever watched.

[raiju]

What i learned from this video: Skin is smarter than most people

[aryadalvi]

My skin is dumb ...she produce acne on when I have function or party..😭😭

[msdenise]

I'm 45...I have struggled with acne, texture and hyperpigmentation my entire life. This week after Watching some videos, especially yours, I have been focusing on skin barrier repair. I want to cry. It's been 4 days and I already see a huge difference!

[prachibadapanda]

I don't even remember now how I used to look before I had acne ....
Edit : am now going to be 18 but I still have acne 😶

[joaqlala]

"your skin is smart" "your skin knows how to regulate the cell turnover"

bruh, i have attopic dermatitis
my skin is literally suicidal and destroys itself

[sarahdiehl]

This might be a very underrated or unknown secret, but what helped my skin more than ANYTHING ever before was getting tons and tons of fresh air. Especially cold air. I can’t even explain why or how but when I started to go for long walks, literally two or three hours each day, instead of going to the gym, my skin got so much better. Not only is it much clearer, but also looks fresher and healthier. Things you should note though: 1. of course you need to wear sunscreen 2. go for walks in areas where you most likely are alone so you don’t have to wear a mask, since that would have the complete opposite effect, unfortunately.

[hanaa]

I love the way you talk you've got a lot of positive energy 💕

[anoninternetdude]

she looks extra pretty in this vid aww

[MayMay-qndd]

My dad would say: she’s Korean so I’ll trust her skin tips.

[betzpark]

One of the most informative videos I've seen on skincare. I've made several of these mistakes and am still dealing with the damage to my skin 2 years later with no end in sight. Heed this advice!

[vaishnaviagarwal]

I love the way she explains
So calm and indulging ❤❤