So interesting, Narida. I learned a lot. On the issue of facelifts, or any invasive procedures, as someone in her 60s who spent much of her forties and fifties having g surgeries for cancer and its domino effects, I know for a fact that anytime we cut and enter the body it has long lasting, irreversible effects. I am so very happy to age and have wrinkles and everything else. I’ve earned it all. And I can take exquisite care of my skin with gentle AHAs and very gentle mixed molecule retinols and beautiful cleaning and hydrating and moisturising, and protective spf, and my skin can be glowing and soft and radiant wrinkles and all. Love your approach and look forward to trying your products.
Nerida, I have to sing the praises of the q flavonoid serum...it's helped my skin feel less sensitive and has allowed me to use my OTC retinol oil (Jordan Samuel) more comfortably and often 😁. Great product, thank you for the recommendation!
I just listened twice to the podcast you did with Tessa. I have been listening to Tessa and Lauren's podcast and your guest appearance was fabulous and just so informative 👏😊💙💙 thank you 😊
Cannot wait for your podcast to come out, Nerida, that's such brilliant news! Laila's skin looks amazing, it's so inspiring to see how taking care of the skin makes a huge difference. I'm seeing it in my own skin and my facialist even complimented me on my small pores. Hoorah! All thanks to your advice, thank you so much, you're a gem xxx
Hi Nerida, i hope you're very well, im learning a lot about skin care, but i hope meet you in person. Thank you for your time to educate us about your knowledge.
Her skin looks so much more bright and firm! I’ve always been anti-eye cream. It’s hard to trust the formula. Which one do you recommend and what would a smart consumer look for in the ingredients? Thank you Nerida!
Hi Nerida, thank you for the possibly life changing info in this tutorial regarding facial surgery. I have a question about the difference between the Rejuvi Exfoliating Mask and the Rejuvi Purifying Mask and your recommendation for the use of these.
Hi Nerida thank you so much. I'm constantly learning a lot from you. I currently use AHA cream in the morning and A night gel @ night my skin is loving it, but should I take a break in the middle? Or it it okay? My other Q is I see many ppl darken around mouth area. Why is that? What helps? xoxo
Around the mouth is hormonal. Its a sensitive area...you could try the whitening toner daily and sunblock is a must:)) Don't over do the retinol or aha around that area either, as it can cause darkening and blotchiness :))
I *need* to thank you so much for sharing your wisdom, i got a long story about my skin, really dry, alergy, and dermatites i suppose, poor thing have been through a lot hahaha, but i'm thinking about the eye cream situation, well, you know Susan Yara, Hyram. They say that these creams are mostly marketing because it's the same formula for the face but in a tiny packaging, i have a rosehip eye oil for hydration and nutrition since i'm just 20 but It is still dry so i'm using Bepantol, well It says that is meant for the eye area and i see that is getting better because of it but i'm always confused about that subject and taking turns. I saw the ingredients of the bepantol cream and i don't know how large are the molecules and stuff. Omg hahaha skincare it's a lot of information. I don't even know if you are gonna see this but i'm just thinking about it and again, thank you ♥️✨
Hi there, Yes i am seeing this:)))))) Don't worry about it too much, just try to find something that works for YOU. Sometimes eye creams don't work and a face cream will. Just in general, eye creams tend to not cause milia's around the delicate eye area But do what works for you.... xoxo
How often do you recommend the average person use an AHA or anything exfoliating for that matter. I am sure it depends on what they are using and its strength, but in general... Should most use something exfoliating 3x a week, once a day...? I find many are using something with exfoliating ingredients morning and night every day
Tnx for the video I notice that when my skin is ok it feels so soft and when irratitied and spotty it feels dry what could be the reason even the same routine
When you skin is irritated, does your skin feel warm to the touch? If so, try staying away for the inflammation foods....tomatoes, bell peppers, spicy and wine. Keep me posted:))
@@NeridaJoySkincare no it dosnt feel warm but dry am wondering if it because lack of hydration or what exactly or the dead skin because it feels dry and irritated what can be done in this case it takes a month or so to feel soft and glowy again
@@tropicalgirl119 Are you watching my many different videos for dry skin and surface dryness? I talk about all this in my videos, so hopefully they will help you:))
Yes, but it depends on your regimen as a whole and your products. Not an easy question...depends on many factors as to wether it right for YOU personally:))
June P depends on your age and the condition of your skin. If you are younger, I probably would not recommend that necessarily, but if you are 30s or middle aged perhaps that might be okay... it really depends on a case by case basis. What is your skin like, that you are wanting to use those products?
@@devon.pfeifer Thank you :) I'm African American, 38 large pores, scaring live on hot humid area (Miami). Wanting to even skin and keep a few hormonal acne at bay.
Yeah I would not use the serum on you. Too stimulating to use on a daily basis for your ethnicity. The exfoliating mask would be better, as something you can use a couple of times a week... and start with the A Night Gel at night. You could use the p normalizing cream on areas where you get hormonal breakouts as a spot treatment... but don’t overdo it with the cream as it also has a little glycolic. And healing gel as well...
June, i would stay with more the a night gel in the PM as Devon mentioned. It is a milder retinol then the retinol serum but you do need to layer a serum or the healing gel underneath it. The y serum or the n bio rejuvenating would be a great choice:))
It definitely should not make your skin itchy.... you must be allergic to something in it. Look at the ingredients so you know for future items and try to figure out what it is. Return it:))
@@NeridaJoySkincare thanks, I have had the same reaction to proactive solution products. The only thing I found similar is the polysorbate 20, I know fragance makes me itchy. Can this be my answer? I was excited to use it, I hate to just not be able to use it.
@@joannaespinoza8717 there is so little in it.... as this product is great for sensitive skin or a skin with Rosacea. Its not good if your skin is itchy.... I would return it:))
Hi Nerida I'm looking for the masks you've used on liala. I am an estie and I do have a pro account with rejuvi. If you happen to see this and have time to answer I'd be so appreciative. Have a beautiful day!
