I love how you are so modest and truthful with everything. I subscribe to less is more. I do not wear makeup so my face and hair is one of my treasured assets. Can you do a RU-vid about your hair signature styling procedure, can't wait. All love and positive vibes.
Your skin is DOPE. I totally agree when it comes to less is the most. I learned that the hard way ending up with hyperpigmentation issues. Then I had to see a dermatologist who gave me one intern treatment and just 2 products from Bioderma: 1 to wash and the other for hydratation and my skin is flawless. I will adopt that less is most forever.
0 white cast Sunscreens I have used that are super great and offer good protection: Black girl SPF 30+, Skin Aqua 50 + or 30+, Kose Suncut 50+, Biore 50+, Nivea super gel SPF 50+, La Roche-posay 50+, Ulta beauty spray 50+( great for application when wearing makeup), Altruist 30 or 50 (very slight white cast and a bit glossy), Topicrem 50+ (glossy)
Here in South Africa we use DermOpal a lot!! it is a Moisturising Sunscreen and the founder is a Black person so you already know it blends perfectly on Black Skin
cosrx aloe soothing SPF 50 - perfect for all skin types and no white cast also it has a PA+++ Heliocare dry touch gel oil free perfect for normal to oily skin Heimish artless glow - perfect for all skin types and gives the skin a nice gooey fresh look without making you oily also perfect as a primer
🥲ohw why did u delete your old videos. I remember your old skin care video. I wanted to watch it again. Your skin has evolved to a whole other levelllllllll❤️
Love you Temi. I'm currently on a skincare journey for extreme acne. My dermatologist recommended Pre-boiled water for washing the face, and I must say it has really helped.
Love the video, making mine soon 😆 my fave SPF is the La roche-posay fluid invisible, especially for my oily acne prone skin and very very black girl friendly, sips into the skin immediately!
As much as I loved this video I’m a bit sad 😔 you showed us what you do to maintain the skin you have now and not what you did to take your skin from how we would see it before to what it looks like now. Some of us have skin that looks the way yours used to and are still trying to crossover and improve it as you have. Thank you for sharing your current routine and tips though. What did you use to clear your pigmentation and acne x
@eniola These RU-vidrs and celebrities will never give details and truth of what their actual makeover and lifestyle entail. They only show us what they want us to know. My skin used to be uneven, hyperpigmentation, blemishes, stretch marks etc and I would ask people who suddenly developed flawless skin and they would all run in circles or give me they drink lots of water or eat healthy BS. I would waste money on products I heard a youtuber mention that they claim works for them. I was exhausted and did my own research, tried a few of them and my skin is super flawless now. Skincare is expensive, be ready to spend if you have the money. Chemical peels, dermaplane, micro needling, facial lasers will do the MAGIC. The result is not overnight. Mine took 3 months before I saw a huge difference and it was the best feeling. Also, stick to your everyday maintenance products, be consistent. And some would go as far as getting skin lightening injection. Look for a local esthetician, start from there. But if you have severe acne, see a dermatologist.
For Spf, I currently use the Paula's Choice resist youth extending fluid spf 50 and the Paula's choice skin balancing ultra sheer daily defense spf 30. I also love love Paula's Choice the brand. I am a loyal customer lol.
literally, i'm so impressed!! this is my first video of yours that i'm watching and i guess it's because i've been binging Dr V Rattan's videos (she specializes in skincare for people of colour). but wow every product you use is SO good Dr V lives by CeraVe and Paula's Choice for overall health and especially for our melanated skin! big ups girl!🤧💛 she also has a video on non-whitecasting SPF.😏
Love this video! You gave all the right information. There are nice spray sunscreens to reapply over make up too eg. Supergoop defense reset mist. My current sunscreen however is the Kose suncut perfect gel and it doesn't leave a white cast. The only difference in our routine is that I do everything with my hands and don't use any cotton pads. Thanks for the great tips!
I completely agree as SPF is a must have . I think spf and a moisturiser is just enough especially for Afro beauties 😍. We don't need multiple products. THANKS
For me I'm still on my journey. I got a sensitive skin and almost anything gets leads to a reaction on my face. Sigh. I recently went to dermaspace. Still doing acne facial with them and I also got a cleanser, moisturiser and serum from them. No visible results yet so fingers crossed. I'd like a video on your journey to being a successful 'influencer' . I think I'd find it inspiring.
Yes Temi please body skincare . I have been battling with uneven skin. Dark knees from kneeling down, dark feet from the sun and general body discoloration
Body next!!! I totally enjoyed this, I sincerely didn't expect it to be so simple. I was resisting watching it at first, because skincare videos just make me anxious. Thanks Temi😘.
I've used cerave hydrating cleanser for a year and I'm not going back! A holy grail for keeping the skin gentle and if you ever need a break from constant use of actives
The Neutrogena hydro boost SPF 50 has zero white cast, but unfortunately, it isn't matte..I'm assuming it works fine under makeup too.(Can't really tell cos I don't wear makeup).
