4 Skincare Myths #shorts

[Rem]

I work at Sephora and the amount of eye rolls I get when I tell someone they can’t shrink their pores is insane. Some of the older clients love to tell me “I’m wrong” while simultaneously asking me for help about their “huge pores”.

[AirborneAshes]

"pore shrinking" is such a huge marketing message when the one thing that helped me most in the blackhead department was just an oil cleanser

[ossswin]

That being said, if anyone is interested in winning a Nobel Peace Prize for shrinking pores I'll volunteer as your guinea pig.

[PixieDusted]

I was seeing a dermatologist years ago. My issue was excess sebum causing nose & cheek clogging. My very 1st and last visit the dermatologist told me that this particular ($250) product would “shrink my pore to nearly invisible” Needless to say, I did not purchase their over priced product and never went back.
It’s disgusting how some professionals will scam desperate clients.
Ty for your videos.

[sof_t_]

I love to make my ring fingers feel useful for once though 😂

[k_mer___]

Thanks doc for clearing up myths that these so called experts and influencers are spreading. Knowledge is key 🙏🏽

[TranquilDisturbance]

Okay now I hate to say it, folks. I really do. No one likes to hear it. No one will actually try it. However, I must try.
I had severe black heads on my nose and cheeks for years, got made fun of for them all the darn time. I got them at a really young age around 10 whenever nobody else had any and they just got worse and worse until my mid 20s. I mean, people could see them from across the room. I tried everything under the sun including all of her advice, and the only thing that CLEARED my pores ... Was changing my diet. Particularly, I eat significantly less oil and sugar, and no dairy. I eat a ton of vegetables, and the only meat I eat is fish.
They're barely visible at all amymore, I get compliments all the time.
Do with that as you will.

[letiid]

I think shes a board certified dermatologist

[rideswithtasha]

I needed to hear that one about medical grade skincare

[stephenmosley]

I worked at a plastic surgeons office as an aesthetician and I could not stomach being forced to push “medical grade” products down peoples throats. They throw around the phrase “clinical trial”, like a trial with 12 people is really something to brag about.

[ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven]

Honestly, after i fasted, my skin cleared up so much, i couldnt believe it. My hyperpigmentation, pores, skin texture and dull all gone. I genuinely feel that the foods you eat have a lot to do with our outer appearance. Ive learnt that sugar places a big role in your diet, especially when it comes to hyperpigmention. Oily or fried foods contribute to excess oil being rpoduced on your skin, especially gor combination skin. Drink lots of water and stay awar from anything un-natural.

[elizabethjoiner]

Thank you for your honesty. I appreciate the transparency.

[skeingamepodcast]

I buy all my skincare at the dollar store. I found a fantastic retinol gel for $4. Same ingredients as the drug store $20 brand. I'm 40 and most people think I'm 25.

[LaurenInJersey]

Thank you, Thank you for your channel. I'm a former Esthetician and I was never taught any of the wonderful nuggets you give us. ❤

[klarasmetana]

Thank you for the honesty..I've been telling ppl most of these FACTS for ages & I'm always met with slight hostility..😂

[Radtech]

I luv your authenticity you’re so beautiful
Thank you for sharing your expertise

[akkis]

So basically people in this world are able to completely change their appearance but two things I have - stretch marks since teenage (when I was not even overweight) and big pores are impossible to get rid of!! Thank you God 🥺

[misssunshine]

I really love and learn a lot from your content!! Highly valuable! Thanks!❤

[bil]

I love your content. Education delivered with wit and humor.

[RicardoAngel]

I love you, you have taught me SO MUCH!