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07:49 Tinted Sunscreen Finishes
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[arrangedmonster]

More high SPF sunscreens for the eye area -- not as a marketing gimmick just to put the same thing in a smaller bottle, but actually formulated not to irritate that area. It would be especially nice to see more tinted under eye concealer and color correcter products with SPF 35-50+.

[natalyasalowich]

YES TO ALL-IN-ONE PRODUCTS!!! I’ve been saying this over and over. I do not want a 77 step skincare routine. I want powerhouse serums that I only need one or two to get everything. That doesn’t mean they have to have super high concentrations of actives, just that they’re doing more than one thing.

[christian]

As someone with skin sensitivity and mild rosacea, I have a severe sensitivity to niacinamide. The problem is it’s thrown in almost everything now and there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. I can get away with using one product with niacinamide but not in every single skin care product. The other thing I wish would go away is adding sunscreen to foundations! More times than not it’s always a chemical sunscreen which generally cause irritation plus the fact it’s never going to be enough spf to use as an actual sunscreen…

[AParkerRn]

I’m 46 years old & lash extensions or false lashes were for special, super glam occasions. They are so overdone now that it’s absolutely comical. Definitely think the trend needs to go for a while🙃❤️

[laurap]

Agree with you 100% about needing more makeup and sunscreen products for folks with oily skin. It’s a dewy dewy world out there.

[KittenCasserole]

I love how you’ve been doing your hair & makeup lately

[catiebeans]

I would like to see more silicone and fragrance free makeup and skincare that are affordable and more of an “all in one” vibe. I am not demonizing silicones, I think that they benefit plenty of people, and I use haircare that contains them. However… they personally flare up my cystic acne, cause me to break out, and every product I’ve tried using that contains silicones always pills up, regardless of the amount I use or if I mist my face between layering products. It’s frustrating doing my skincare routine, then going to put on makeup, for it to all get messed up. I don’t want to spend $60 for a months worth of moisturizer to have it be incompatible with my foundation or concealer. I would love to hear your opinions on this topic.

[lexiellsworth]

Would you ever consider trying out the hair tie called sleepytie? you put it up while you sleep and it is suppose to prolong a blowout or curls for like a week. I found it on tiktok and would love to hear your take, the results from the video were insane!!

[stephanieabutler]

I really wish celebrities would stop lying about procedures and saying they look different because of a product 😕 Also, I would love to see better UV filters in the US!

[kasiaseubert]

I think with the eyelash extensions it's more so about how ridiculously thick some people get them but also the fact that people feel like they need long eyelashes 24/7 to feel good about themselves. People think they look bad without long eyelashes. It's the sane thing with people who wear falsies everyday.

[mumijevi]

Just an idea for people with closed comedones like me, once I stopped using cleansing oil, my skin cleared up, a lot.... I now just do a first cleanse with micellar water (Neutrogena Skin detox) and follow up with a regular cleanser.

[pandoravictoria]

Love you touching on clean beauty, makes us feel like we are doing something terribly wrong when using a product that falls outside the clean beauty realm and if I like the product and the way it preforms I feel like something bad is going to happen down the road to my hair, skin or nails for using it

[smileskr]

I appreciate your take on this. I have difficulty with some sulfates, they’re too harsh on my scalp and they cause itching and rashes. I’m happy that the sulfates have become more gentle but I know they’re not the enemy!

[jennifermartinez-flores]

Appreciate your thoughts & info on this! What I think we need in the beauty industry is putting more effort to Not Test on Animals, becoming more Vegan & Cruelty free products. Technology has advanced so much in the recent years I feel like about 90 percent of products should be. There’s no reason why any helpless living creature should have to suffer just to help produce a product. I really think the US needs to step it up not only through companies but also consumers. We as consumers should think more ethically about the products and the expense it take to produce it. I see so many influencers promoting products from Unethical companies and then people just follows along. We as consumers have a lot of power with purchasing products. I also would like to see offering testers at the drugstore. Given we’re still in a pandemic it would exclusively be more sanitary & also less waste with consumers having to return products and it be completely wasteful.

[samanthaciulla]

I complete agree on the greasiness of tinted sunscreen. I used to love cerave tinted sunscreen, but I always had such a greasy wet mess of a face only after a few hours. I switched to Naked Sundays hydrating glow mist SPF 50 as a finishing spray and it’s been a game changer! I put it on as a primer, and I can reapply throughout the day as a little hydrating refresher as well as getting more protection.

[sheridanbeverley]

I totally agree about drugstore cleansing oils! Simple had a fragrance free cleansing oil but it's been discontinued here in Australia. I'm not sure whether it's available or discontinued in the US.
We have the Neutrogena body oil here but we don't have the fragrance free version unfortunately.

[deannahornby]

Yesss the clean beauty trend !I’m an esthetician and clients are so weary about certain products because of like one ingredient in a product . Also, so many things have a slight risk, just like vitamins and medications. Some people might react but the most of people it will not. Great video 🤗

[mariannewm]

I want the US and Canada to start using better chemical UV filters, and overpriced gimmicky skincare to stop

I've def learned to listen to my own skin; for example colloidal oatmeal seems to irritate me, which is a calming, soothing ingredient for most ppl!

[cindyolson]

Great video! I too am over the "clean beauty" drama.
I am really about what my skin needs at this moment. With oily skin/aging skin I'm finding that sunscreen is really hard to find that doesn't break me out or look like a greasy mess. I support you and your opinions. You are amazing and keep doing what you do girl!

[traceysmith]

As someone with combo skin that also leans oily I totally agree with you on the finishes of tinted sunscreen! I do not wear normal foundation so I've grown to prefer tinted sunscreen but so many of them are sooo HEAVY and greasy feeling. I've finally settled on my fave which is Neutrogena Healthy Skin Perfector as it isn't heavy, matches me well (shade 20), and is SPF 20 ( I wear higher SPF when doing outdoor activities tho). But my only problem with it is occasionally when I want more coverage it's not the perfect coverage...but anything else I've tried is either an oil slick or makes my skin flat and dead looking. Definitely a market opportunity here for some product.