How To Patch Test a Product ✨

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[preciousespeso]

Now I know the importance of doing a patch test before using or applying of any skincare product. And with that we can easily determine if we are allergic or not on the product we used. And since I am a seller of a beauty products I will share this information to my buyers as well as to my family and friends. So, thank you so much Facetory for sharing this helpful information to us. We are looking forward for more videos. Thank you! 😊

[lizleonard]

I learned to test for allergic reactions you want to apply to the side of the neck because the skin in this area is thinnest, and to test for pore clogging apply to the chin or t zone, and to test for skin irritations apply where ever you are most sensitive. I think this video is very helpful and I will definitely keep all this information in mind when trying out a new product. Thank you for sharing this!!

[TC-lbkz]

I learned when patch testing for an allergic reaction to do it on the side of your neck/face area cause the skin is the thinnest there. Great info!

[katyaglus]

This is my first time hearing about skin purging. This is really interesting. I'll keep that in mind when using new products. 💕💕💕💕

[tanyaglu]

I learned that sometimes the reaction either start immediately of using the products or after awhile! And that the most sensitive areas are around the mouth, around eyebrows, and cheeks.

[lolipop]

I didn’t realize how important it is to patch test a product. I don’t have super sensitive skin so I have never thought to patch test products. I do suffer from clogged pores though so this is something I will have to start doing. Thanks so much for educating me about the importance of patch testing. 💫💕

[genole]

I learned that a mild reaction doesn't always mean it's bad. Your skin is just getting used to a new product!

[Q-peachyQ-]

I learned that the best place to test a product for pore clogging and breakouts is on the chin and T-zone. Such a helpful video, thank you so much! 🥰

[cyndielouwho]

I have always had super sensitive skin so I have always tested things on the inside of my arm. But I never knew about skin purging!! Thanks so much!!

[rebekahdyer]

I didn't realize that there were different areas where you should specifically patch test products! Thank you for the new knowledge!

[killerstorm]

I learned that of the skin is itchy, red, or painful I have a allergic reaction. (P.S. Thank you so much I used a clay mask yesterday but my skin is really itchy and painful now I know it’s a reaction your videos are life savers😍😇😄)

[francesd]

It’s great that you offer a variety of masks. Didn’t realize you should spot check the masks. Great insights ❤️

[madelynz]

thank you for this video! i was never really sure what to look for with product reactions, so i’m glad i got to learn it from you guys! now i’ll know from now on!!

[Alicia-hxot]

Ooh I never knew about skin purging!! I have to keep this in mind next time I try a new product! Thanks!

[aprilmartinez]

I learned about the different areas to patch test. The neck makes sense to me now because I've used products in the past that would cause tiny little bumps on the neck! Since I didn't patch test first it also caused a bad reaction on my face. Thank you Facetory for the helpful info!! ❤

[jeannefeeney]

Skin purging, never heard this before. 🤷‍♀️ Very informative, TY! 🙏🏼

[dia]

I learned that I should patch test before I put on certain masks so I'm not surprised when my skin feels like its burning 5 minutes into a mask and what skin purging was.

[BelleHoney]

I learned to test for pore clogging products on T-zone. Great info for my oily skin.

[savannahstonestreet]

I didn't know you had specific places to patch test at. I just assumed you could test anywhere. Wow. Always learning! Thanks!

[laurie]

I learned about the different areas of the face that you can use to patch test new products.