I agree... But alot of this 'unpleasant look' came from chemical warfare used during the Vietnam war. Some IS acne, but alot of people don't realize that most are skin conditions cause by 'agent orange' that was dropped.
Meu vício do dia e da noite kkkkkkkkk, mas é uma delícia assistir esses videos. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho e obrigada por compartilhar conosco! Assistindo em 24/08/23
I’d love to see from start to finish. How they prepare the skin, the extractions and the treatment at the end. They could make a full length movie about it 😊
They have tried and got nothing but complaints. One gal familiar with the region said there are about 10 steps to clean, humidify, moisturize, exfoliate, etc.
Take me away, Thuy... to pimple popping world... where all I hafta worry about... is squeeze n scrape... squeeze n scrape... Snap! Oh, my break’s over. Back to the real world.
It would be 2+ hours long! That’s a lot… and there are parts when he client is just laying there with a mask or a hot towel on for like 10 mins… people complained when Thuy put up longer videos with nothing happening!
"That town" has a population of 9 millions. Joking aside, Ho Chi Minh city is very crowded, dusty and polluted. The condition is seemingly bad in Vietnam just because we're watching these videos regularly being popaholics and most these poppers are in Vietnam, it's still a small percentage of the population. For example, statistically 1 in 8 people in the US between age 12-24 suffer from acne condition too. Also, the fact that the poppers usually select the most interesting cases to upload made it looks worse. Many of these spas treat 100's of people everyday.
If it's dirty dusty and polluted they ought to try scrubbing or washing their faces. You're saying dusty conditions dust is dirt what do you do when your face feels dirty? I hope you wash it. NO EXCUSES! 90% PREVENTABLE. MINUS CYSTIC ACNE CASES, THEY HAVE MEDICAL ISSUES
@@mandytraugh8502 exactly. They’re right old scumbags and they’re hygiene leaves a lot to be desired. A wash of the old boat race wouldn’t be a bad idea once in a while!!
The ones like this where the skin is full of sebum are so satisfying to watch, but they're deceptive because they look so normal at first. Once the squeezing starts you realize how congested the skin really is.
@@debconnelly1642 apparently once open, the secondary post extraction treatments take care of this,it's opening the large engorged whiteheads that the Important thing
@Rafa1909 the sebum is oil,an oil produced by the sebaceous glands that everyone has in their skin. We all make sebum all the time, but people with acne (oily skin) make more/too much
Si yo hiciera esa limpieza de piel, lo primero que haría sería limpiar la piel con mucho cuidado con algún suero para la piel y luego que vaya limpiando lo haría con una gaza o el algodón húmedo siempre para que la piel esté hidratada continuamente.y limpiar bien punto por punto para que quede limpio. Y luego humectar la piel con un suero especial para para la piel o una buena crema hidratante. Ah y lavarse constantemente las manos para que los guantes estén siempre limpios. Este es mi consejo Atte: Consuelo Franco.🌷
Primo precise pop perfection!.....yeah I know....been doing it all day......🤪. Thuy is so good that it boggles the mind❣️ (I mean that in the sincerest of ways❣️) 😘
I wish people would draw grid patterns on areas, whole face that they will work in. Guarantee you get them that are all in the grid! Too much missing and skipping from what appears
Yup. I enjoy watching these, yet the methodology in me abhors her jumping all around. I suspect it's for the YT theatrics, far less for the actual cleansing of the patient.
@@SharpByCoop Pain management, blood (in some cases,) and the fact that the client will come again. This isn't an overnight process and we only see some of the work that is being done.
É realmente um vicio de cada dia, o dia todo. Kkkkkkkkkk. Quem manda ser bom né? ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉parabéns pelo seu trabalho e obrigada por compartilhar conosco essa maravilha! Assistindo em 24/08/23
She has gotten better over the last couple of years; she does great complete extractions. I also like the fact that she never uses q-tips. Every q-tip extraction I have watched on here seems awkward, slow, and ineffective at emptying the pore. That also makes it not much fun to watch...which is the most important aspect, of course. 🙂
Do the patients receive any after-care? Is the skin cleansed or gently wiped with water? And is there anything done to help the redness and inflammation? It would be tough to leave without being extremely self-conscious.
So as I sit here on a Friday night watching this disgustingly amazing video, I wonder: Is exfoliation not a thing? How long does it take to get to THAT level? How can you resist not getting them out yourself ? Are they purposely not emptied out all the way so the customer has to come back? At what point do you stop for that session? Why do they come out like yellow larvae? Side note: wish I could extract some bad boys like that.
I do click on Thuy because she is the only one who takes care of all the content of a zit. So thank you Thuy for taling awau the stress and worry from seeing those left overs all the time. this time thou I have to say that I am a bit distraught to see that the pressure she applies abrades the very delicate skin of this patient. Look at the upper pressure and you will see a little skin coming off too.
Right Susan. I've watched an aesthetician named Enilsa many times. She used a glycolic wash & it makes a huge difference. She sometimes pauses & does a 2nd, or even a 3rd glycolic wash on clients while doing extractions. But in Viet Nam, glycolic washes may not be an option.
