BEST & WORST Neutrogena in 60 Seconds! ⏰ 

At least biodegradable

Don’t use them because of this!🇺🇸🫡

@@carochan86 biodegradable usually isn’t much better. Sometimes they release toxic fumes into the atmosphere within the process of decomposition.

Better than condoms 😊

@@l1ttlegoober if it went to a composting site wouldn't that contain that. Most trash releases something. I feel like also if there are no compost facilities, and proper disposal the compostable become no better.

The rice berry face wash suited my skin very well. I have been trying various face wash but it took me so long to find the correct face wash for my face.

Following two months of daily use, my blemishes are fading thanks to riceberry face wash and its vitamin C face serum.

I will have to try this out, I’m in a similar boat working in a kitchen with the dry skin

Oh yeah, I used that cream once too. It's very good. Neutrogena is a good brand actually.

My mom has been using it for 30+ years!! 🥰

Oooo, I might try this out. I work overnights doing retail and all of us are handling cardboard until our hands eventually dry up and crack 😢

I use the hand cream and I live in a place which is very dry so we have scorching dry summers and very dry winter and the hand cream is a game changer 😭 it absorbs so well and you can even use it on your elbows and knees. would definitely recommend 👌 👍

You really think influencers aren’t sponsored by drug store products? You really think most influencers use the products they promote from sponsorships? If influencers only showed high end products, they’d only have a small amount of content to create. Why do you think that when a drug store product comes out or goes viral, everyone no matter how much money they have, go and buy it??? It’s just the hype, it’s what’s in at that moment. Just how everyone went and bought that telescopic mascara. Most reviewers said it worked really well and didn’t understand why Mikayla went and used false lashes. Yet, everyone who spoke highly of it, don’t actually reach for it when they are doing their daily make up. The truth is, makeup products look and react differently on everyone. Some have more sensitive skin than others, while others are allergic to certain products. Expensive doesn’t necessarily mean better, but it also depends on the individuals skin. At the end of the day, it’s all about finding products that work for your skin type, are in your budget, and it’s your personal preference of what result you love in any product and want to achieve. It’s the beauty of makeup, the possibilities are endless.

I think it’s best to listen to your own skin and especially to your dermatologist, we have different skin types it doesn’t mean that these influencers said that this products are best or worse it’s already good for everyone. I tried most different brands out there because I am big on skin care but I always love Neutrogena I would always come back to that brand with or without fragrance my skin feels and looks great but I always use their fragrance free products ❤. Personally speaking I wouldn’t trust influencers that much lol

The night Creme as well. Both of them saved my skin within a day after traveling and having really dry skin for most of the Time. 🤩

Does it work for normal skin??

@@halsey_edits pretty sure it does. But you don't need as much as others do.

@@isaberg28 am I supposed to use moisturizer in the morning and night? I have like normal to dry skin

@@halsey_edits it depends on how your skin feels like. If it's on the dry side, i would do morning and night and in the summertime it's enough (most of the time for me)to use it only in the Morning or for the night. I have combination to dry skin and I use a night Creme a few Times per week and the moisturiser every morning.

The blue sunscreen is the Hydro Boost Sunscreen. I didn't like it, the dye looked blue and I didn't like the smell. Made my skin feel weird. Not hydrated, but feels like I have the product on my skin that didn't absorb well.

Great when camping

they burnn so bad i hate them, do they burn for you?

@@pwrsulaathat means ur moisture barrier is gone , use only hydrating products snd things for sensitive skin

they are bad for the environment don't use them

Love the hydroboost one, the others i found greasy, though i fo have oily skin

@@jessicawilson5908 no but like Neutrogena broad spectrum one- the blue and white idk how to explain forgot the collection name-

@@avikakestwal the helix something, blue bottle? I us that one. I have no idea if it’s good, but it actually goes well with my skin😅

@@nicoledijkhoff5097 yes same i actually want him to tell us about it

@@avikakestwal would be really cool if he did 😁

I just traded that out for the hydro boost. It was a random buy bc I ran out and they don’t sell the one I like anymore well yeah NEVER AGAIN will I buy that pink grapefruit cleanser. It definitely cleansed but man it was so harsh! 😂

Yay I'm glad you like it! ☺️

@@Hyram they’re so helpfull 🥹💙 lots of love from Chile 😁

Try a washcloth with Miceller water on it and feel better about saving the planet. 😊

@@Sufferingsassafrass washcloths make my skin super irritated and it’s so hard to clean them off 🥺

Me too spf 70

Oh hell no 😭

It worked really well for me but it can be a lil harsh when I first started using it, a lil flaking but went away after stop using it for a while, didn't happen again after reintroducing it into my routine. Hyram had the same critique, one of the ingredients is a lil too stripping.

They making them because someone buys it

Versed has one, in a pink jar. It smells pretty strongly of eucalyptus, though.

@@kendallstark4302 thank you!