Everyone and their mother claims they have "sensitive skin," only to find out they simply aren't using products that agree with their skin. It's beyond annoying... Thank you for preaching the truth!
I think this is an excellent example of why I don't take any skincare advice from celebrity routine videos 😕 they have no idea why they're doing what they do 😅 Thanks for the reaction, Susan. Enjoy your videos! 💜
33 yr old here and I just started wearing sunscreen 😔 I had the same attitude I will deal with it later AND BOY I WISH I HAD found your videos SOONER!!! TY SUSAN for all the great info!!! love these kind of videos bringing so much awareness to your community appreciated ❤️ Also LOVE LOVE NIKKI ❤️ 😍 💖
Oh, my goodness. I love that you addressed the misconception about products breaking people out. I also needed medication to deal with acne and worried for over a decade that certain new products were causing breakouts when I just had acne that needed professional help.
Susan, I’ll never stop admiring your beauty😍 you look amazing, this makeup and hair color suits you so much, definitely a role model🙌🏼 thank for these reactions, most favourite videos of all times💯
I'm so confused by this routine! There's so much artificial fragrance and even eucalyptus oil in La mer, idk why anyone who thinks they have sensitive skin would use it
I even started applying spf to my 10 year old daughter before school. She says “mom it’s not even sunny” I said I don’t care it can still hurt your skin 🤪
I have no idea how old she is but her routine is 100x better than my shitty proactive routine in high school that irritated the hell out of my skin. She is lucky she knows about all of these products at a young age and sees a dermatologist. Her skin looks really good and if she keeps it up, she will be happy she did later in life.
i did not sleep when i was in HS, it is no badge of honor😅 i had to be out of the house by 430am and back not until 8pm, multi sport, lessons, sunday school, there wasn't a day where i didn't have something going on........get some sleep!😂
I wonder if part of the reason she's not wearing sunscreen is because chemical sunscreens have been so demonized (not by Susan) & Charlie just hates the way mineral sunscreens feel & look. Maybe if she found a nice chemical sunscreen that lays under her make up easily, she would wear it everyday.
I can attest that wearing sunscreen makes you look years younger when you're older. Everyone always thinks my. mom is 15-20 years younger than she is. She always emphasized that I wear sunscreen daily. She has done the same since 16 years old.
This was a great learning video for younger viewers! Yes she should be sending a different message to her young audience they r gonna follow her and not use sunscreen I think she thinks it's not a big deal!
I have acne prone dry sensitive skin too. It's puzzling. TO get enough moisture so I'm not dry and wrinkly I break out (and yes I double cleanse). It's quite frustrating
I had dry skin my whole life, but because it was dry, I barely got acne when I was a teen. I started doing a real skincare routine at 25, and ever since then I've been having adult acne. Is it because I'm finally getting hydration?
Hello! Highly doubtful. It's probably due to hormone shifts, or possibly stress. I had very clear skin with the occasional monthly breakout for years, but then I changed companies in September, and holy moly, my skin kinda freaked out. Nothing in my skincare routine or diet had changed; it was all stressed related. Perhaps that's your case, too.
interesting that she did a skincare routine video 2 years ago with Hyram where he recommended products for her but I guess she haven't really stick to that routine
Colour me confused. Hope they wear their sunscreen under makeup... To give credit where it's due, some products are okay, and if these work for them, yay! At least they know quite some ways in skin care. Unlike my 13-year-old self that knew double cleansing was going in with a bar soap, then an alcohol astringent, and sunscreen was expensive and formulas were too gloopy and uncomfortable to wear that I deemed the sun shield optional and just to wear it during pool days or when it is summer (or the beach vacation season where I'm from)😅I'm definitely paying the price years later - the routine was "okay" and skin felt alright despite the tiiiightness but I was young back then lol. Learning about recent skin care science and using retinoids did wonders when I started it yeaaaars later down the line, but yeah, it can only do so much and it is a slow process. But yeah, there's room for improvement 🙏 Prevention is better than cure I think.
Interested in thoughts for kids (also can see being a conflict of interest giving minor advice on the internet, not being a pediatrician). Knowing more about sun UV prevention and childhood skin damage - if you're starting littles off with sunscreen, what's your stance on daily (inside day near a window) vs. as needed (or just when going outside in direct sun)? Do you then do a face wash daily after a mineral sunscreen on a kiddo? Or is starting in the puberty/teen years the best option? #momproblems
😂 absolutely agree. Feels like she did it just cause it’s the thing celebrities are doing on these big platforms regarding skin care and makeup with no education and another teeny popper being irrelevant
Kindof wondering why she even did a skincare routine, because she really didn't. A hot mess. Sometimes I feel like celebrities say omg I used to have acne, I struggled with my skin to be more relatable to us regular folks. She comes off so inauthentic. Coming off as a gifted pr (lemier products I see you)
I have not found a sunscreen available in Canada that does not drive my sensitive acne prone oil skin just nuts. I have a few choices if i am going to the beach or something but everyday no way. I am in the middle of the retinol uglys right now and its even more sensitive
Ditch the La Mer skin cream and switch to NIVA from the Germany Amazon page. I live in the U.S. and got it within 2 week. Wow!! NIVA is the best and it got rid of my undereye wrinkles after using it for a couple of nights. Now I use it every single night. It's only $12.00 for a HUGH tin.
This girl's routine confused me. She said she is acne-prone, sensitive and then dry? Why would you use oil if you're acne prone? Her products probably cause some of her skin concerns, she definitely just needs to find out her actual skin type and use products accordingly.
You have no idea that her derm didn’t recommend her to use sunscreen. Lots of patients don’t follow doctors recommendations. Seems nasty of you to talk badly of the derm when you don’t even know what went on in the appointment.
You're right she isn't, but she's worked in the beauty industry for 2 decades and has her own skincare brand. So I would say she knows more than a teenaged tik tocker
