With summer officially here, can we have a “how to re-apply sunscreen” video? We are always told sunscreen is super important but what happens after the 80 minutes? I know there are some makeup sprays and powders but I would love to here your favorites. Thank you!!!
I've missed you Susan 😭😭 hope you're doing well ♥️ you did not deserve whatever happened in the Facebook group last week and just know that there are way more people who know you and your intentions and support you all the way ♥️
Yeah Susan and Tamera. I'm not a celebrity, when I do my routine can you please react!!?😆😬 I totally believe in asking for what you want, even if the answer may be no.
I used to struggle with painful, inflamed cystic acne as a result of my IUD, and it was a tip from Susan that actually transformed my skin. I was absolutely terrified to stop washing my skin in the morning, but it’s changed everything. Apparently my skin is more sensitive than I thought, and I was over stripping just by cleansing, and it was totally unnecessary. I do a full routine at night now, but just a water rinse, moisturizer and SPF in the morning now and my skin has improved a ton. So even if many aestheticians disagree, I really think you’re right to say that skincare is personal.
Omg I thought it was all in my head, but I had normal skin all my life (I literally used to wash my face with bar soap and do nothing else) but ever since my IUD I have struggled with cystic acne and dry skin, which is an awful combo.
Yes! I’m happy for you! I did the same and my redness has also decreased a lot as well. The Krave Beauty Great Barrier Relief has helped a lot with repairing my skin barrier and decreasing my sensitivity a lot too
Juliana Fotin depends on the kind and the person (as with anything) but hormonal IUDs release hormones which can overstimulate oil glands, and this sometimes can result in acne, particularly cystic acne.
Crazy how good she looks. I remember being a little kid watching TV shows with Tia and Tamera when they were teens and they look almost the same as they did then 😍
Starlight 96 that may be, but there’s nothing about coconut oil that makes losing lashes any less likely than with any other type of oil cleanser; it’s ultimately about how gentle/ rough one is around the eye area🤷🏻♀️
i know we are here to talk about Tamara's skin routine... but Susan.. what have you done lately? your skin looks even more gorgeous than normal if that is even possible 😍
Susan, your post in the fb group really made me emotional. I really appreciate it and being a PoC it feels so nice to see everyone come together to stand with the black community. Being a desi myself and you being eastasian, it is really important to adress racism and colorism towards black people in our communities but also in the beauty community. Being a model immigrant and acknowledging our privilege is sooo important. Love and respect Susan!
Susan, I think she is cleansing her skin so much because she mentions wearing so much makeup for work, my guess is she does this after filming an episode or two of TheReal. Thanks for the review! And she is just Gorgeous! ❤️
When Susan said coconut oil shouldn't even be used for haircare, I imagined half a billion Indian women being like 'whaaaaaaaaaaat!!" Indian women have been using coconut oil as a nourishing hair mask for centuries. I dont know any Indian woman (living in India) who hasn't or doesn't use coconut hair oil. I used it in my early growing years in India. They swear by it.
I use coconut oil for scalpmassage combined with castor oil and sage and rosemary essential oil (just a hint, it's supposed to be diluted well), because I had problems with an itchy scalp and hair loss due to some hairproducts I used in the past. I do it for years now and I love it.
I am white and my bf is Indian. I used coconut oil in my hair because he said it’s good for the hair and it made my hair flat and greasy for days, even though I didn’t apply it on the roots and after a few hours I washed it out with lots of shampoo. So, I think coconut oil works for thick and dry hair, but for my straight and medium fine hair it is a disaster.
So true, I am an Indian and I use coconut oil for my hair and its amazing, my hair are long shiny and smooth i was shocked when she said that, it should not be used for hair as well uffff.I think this is just a marketing tricks to make us believe that, it’s not good for us. I understand, it’s not good for face but, u can remove your eye makeup with it even if u have oily skin. I don’t agree with suzan this time. And for hair ,Coconut oil can Encourage hair growth - Due to the composition of organic Coconut Oil, it will help to bind to the protein in hair and protect both the roots and strands of hair from breakage. Repair damaged hair - Organic Coconut Oil is said to be extremely effective in preventing protein loss which will help to repair damaged hair. And it can do so much for normal skin people it has so many benefits. We have tried and tested this from ages.
@@platosfriend, how did you use the coconut oil? I find the method is important. If I apply it on wet hair and/or keep it on for a couple of hours only, my hair hates it and gets greasy. My friends advised me to apply it on dry hair and sleep with it, then wash my hair in the morning. My hair loves that every now and then.
I love that you mention how personal diet is also, I get super puffy from alcohol, salty food totally shows on my skin but I react so badly to berries so I love when it’s acknowledged that we are not one diet suits all!!
I have used Baby Oil to take my mascara off for over 20 years. It's the best thing for even waterproof mascara & doesn't harm my eyes or my lashes at all. In fact they are lush and still long!
I turned 27 4 days ago and I’ve had awful acne on my cheeks and chin for about 3 years now. I was over exfoliating and dehydrating my skin badly without really realizing it. I went to the Derm a month ago and she never recommended me use sun screen or even moisturizer. I’ve always used moisturizer but never sun screen and I was exfoliating twice a day sometimes chemical sometimes physical. I have used the retinol and antibiotics that she called me in. However I knew that would be way to much for my skin so I have swapped everything to CeraVe and bought the great barrier relief that I use at night. I use the retinol every other night. I massage my skin 1 time a week with rosehip oil. I also now wear a sunscreen and stopped scrubs. My skin has never looked better. I love brand reviews and I love your reactions but your deep in depth videos have helped me more then anything! Your amazing! ❤️
@@Isabella-pl1qt Depending on the mascara I use, I will go in with a micellar water for my eyes first with a cotton pad (or you can use a reusable cleaning pad if you don't want to be wasteful) and I just press it and hold it then swipe gently. I then I go in with the oil cleanser and run gently to get the other bits off, then regular cleanser, and find that everything comes off.
annnnjell I do almost everything you do. But what really worked for me is that I take a shower after so the water removes everything. Don’t know if that’s good for your skin tho.
Isabella i use an eye makeup remover (for waterproof mascara) first, put enough of it into a cotton pad, hold it onto my eye for a couple of seconds and then gently remove my eyemakeup. I also gently rub around the lashline, so i get absolutely everything off. And then I start to remove my face makeup. This method works fine. I very very rarely wake up with mascara left on my eyes. Also, when I say "rubbing gently" i mean doing like little circle-ish movements without actually moving or rubbing around.
I remember someone mentioned this to me and I have never forgotten it and I always add this bit of tip whenever someone says, "don't forget your neck and your decolletage!" and I chime in and say, " and don't forget your ears too!". I always include my ears in my skin care routine morning and night. 👂🏼👂🏼❤️❤️❤️👩🏽👩🏽👩🏽🦰👩🏽🦱👩🏽🦳👱🏽♀️👵🏽
Coconut oil shouldn't be used on face bt here's how and where you should use it 1) put few drops n mix it with your feet /foot or hand cream or moisturizer ( it really works ) 2) as a lip oil 3) mix it with other oils for hair massage 4 ) boob massage along with sesame oil 5 ) butt massage 6 ) elbow and knees ( along with body moisturizer ) 7 ) if u got dry skin you can heat it and apply it all over your body before taking a shower with warm water . Not an expert bt I personally use it these way rather thn face , since it's the best smelling oil out thr 💜
Walking into this video thinking of how much I love Tamera and walking out of this hearing her say organic and clean are the same thing and are good for your skin because of it
You are the best at breaking things down and preserving people’s integrity. Thanks for being honest and respectful to help teach others about skincare! Love your energy :)
she was pretty intense with the rubbing (- pulling on the skin).. also love the 'with 1 wipe' about the coconut oil on the eye and then she goes in like 4 or 5 wipes like NO XD
Thanks to you Yara I have added a Vitamin C serum and sunscreen to my morning skincare routine (took me until I waa 25, but bettee late than never ☝🏾) and the results are unbelievable. I have had dark spots from previous breakouts that have lightened significantly, I go running 4 times a week and I don't have sun spots on my face or neck as I have had all of my life whenever summer came around. Thank you thank you thank 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
My GP gave me a tip, if your lips are cracked, chapped you are already dehydrated. That tip has literally changed everything. I don't need to drink gallons of water. But drinking an adequate amount and eating my water makes all the difference
I know you don’t like coconut oil, but if you look at Indian Ayurvedic skincare, it has a number of properties and hope you at least you would look into them. It’s understandable that it doesn’t suit you, but that doesn’t make it bad!
I don't personally use coconut oil on my face because it's comedogenic and I already get acne but coconut oil is used in certain cultures and has been for a long time and works for those people. Also there are a couple of studies that have shown some evidence that coconut oil can be helpful for people with eczema and psoriasis. I think you do a good job of always stressing that it works for some people but I am not sure the commenters always get that. In various countries coconut is used in the diet and beauty and works for people really well.
I really enjoyed watching this Auntie Susan! (In my culture we don’t call someone 10+ years older by their first name, it’s disrespectful.) Please keep the informative videos coming 💕
Susan, I found out late in life (over 60) and while on the KETO diet that SUGAR does really affect my arthritis and is totally an inflammatory. Having been off sugar for months, I had a slice of pie and a sugary side at Thanksgiving. The next morning my fingers were stiff and my joints ached. Not a lot, but obviously more than I had felt for the months prior. So (sadly) no sugar for me if I want to feel good...which, when you do feel good you want keep that going. Also love your make up today.
Thanks for this. Still looking for a 3 step only men's routine. Anyway, Re: Water - The water in fruits and vegetables I believe is called structured water. I find when I eat something like a watermelon I don't feel quite as thirsty afterwards as I would a bottle of water even when neutral. The plants seem to reorganize the water within their own processing and filtering that we benefit from.
I find coconut oil the best for my legs in winter! My legs get scaley-dry and I feel like the oil is like a protective barrier between my skin and the dry air!
Tamera is 42 I think and I watch her regulary on The Real with the HD and bright lighting and her skin is flawless always.. No pimples no bumps so clearly coconut oil is not affecting her and her skin care is working as she said in the beginning every skin type is different and if coconut oil does not work for u it's not the same for everyone
Susan's knowledge of skincare ingredients and their uses/interactions is always so impressive, haha. I can barely remember which active ingredients do what, let alone how they'll interact or which order to put them in.
I have acne-prone skin and use coconut oil to remove my eye makeup. It’s not a problem for me, though I do wash my skin afterward with a water-based cleanser. Coconut oil is not bad - it can actually be beneficial and has its place in many beauty products. Women have been using coconut oil in their beauty routines for generations. It just depends on the individual.
I have tried so many vitamin c serums and they break me out every single time! I’ve just come to accept my skin just doesn’t like it. So sad, I want a bright face too!!
I had this issue with high levels of vitamin c but when I started using 5% or lower, I noticed I didn’t have the issue any longer. You may have tried this already but I just figured I’d mention it! :)
I feel you, vitamin C serums arent for everyone :( for some reason I never experienced any positive results either. But I have really loved using AHAs to get the bright/glowy look! (Currently loving Krave Beauty's Kalelalu AHA toner) Would recommend an AHA if you havent tried it already
I switched to a vitamin c serum that has a mid ground level of vitamin c and also does not have vitamin E..it bums me because it’s a great moisturizer but it breaks me out horribly. I went that way and I can use vitamin c serum now.
luxe ford thanks for this post. At least for foods, to be labeled organic (in the US) they have to go through a certification process; it’s regulated. I think Susan really means to say “natural” which doesn’t really mean anything lol. Not exactly sure how that works for formulates beauty products though
What about doing a reaction video of someone a little more mature like Elon musks mother. I thought she was so funny and gorgeous. I was so surprised to see just how simple her routine was. It was just so refreshing to see someone in her age looking amazing and talking about what she did back in the day not having all the many products we have available today. PS: your skin is on fire 🔥!! Come on, just look at you!!!! Can’t stop staring. Now you’re just messing with me. You do know you just had baby number two right?! Wait are you working on baby number 3?!. 😂😍
Love IS Clinical! That cleanser doesn't over dry and my favorite serum is ProHeal! Yes the serum is a bit pricy but it lasts me almost 6 month using twice daily.
Eh, unless you have insanely oily skin no one is going to understand what it’s like. I use moisturizers however I don’t buy into the whole oil on top of oil situation. No hate.
Personally I love using Coconut oil/baby oil to remove my makeup because it takes it off super easily and my actual cleanser is deep enough that it takes off the extra oil anyway. It’s cheap af and I just don’t want to spend extra money on a cleansing balm that I’m just gonna wash off. My skin is fine with it!
On the coconut oil thing, I have to respectfully disagree with the idea that it's 'not good' for the skin. It's not a moisturiser (but then again, oils aren't anyway, as a moisturiser by definition is something which imparts moisture to the skin and keeps it there, often an emulsion of water and oil), and it's not anything special, and there are oils with more benefits than coconut oil buttt it's not bad for the skin per se (which some oils, such as olive oil, can be) and does have its place. Neat coconut oil on the face is generally a bad idea as it does have a high comedogenicity rating. If you're going to use it as an oil cleanser then you've got to ensure your second cleanse is top notch and it's best to opt for fractionated coconut oil. However, in wash-off products for the hair, it can have a place, especially for v. curly hair e.g. Type 3C, Type 4. In wash-off or mask-type products for the scalp, it has a notable place clinically for flaky scalp conditions such as psoriasis, where it can be found in commonly prescribed treatments such as Capasal shampoo, and Cocois or Sebco ointments. For the body, although it's really nothing too special, it is a very good emollient and occlusive agent which makes a great alternative to petroleum jelly on its own (for people who are concerned about the environmental impact of the oil industry, for example), or as an alternative to WSP and liquid paraffin in cosmetic formulations. Of course, it's hella greasy. I have psoriasis and, apart from in shampoo and conditioner or very very lightweight body lotions/gel creams, I can't tolerate it in the summer. However, in winter I use it most days on the body as an occlusive, generally after showering and before bed, and my psoriasis nurse is very much on-board with this usage, as are many dermatologists. Even then, I avoid it for my face, even as a beard oil, and would recommend avoiding using it as a hair oil unless you have quite long hair or very dry hair.
Well said. A lot of people with my skin and hair type (dry/dehydrated skin with type 3b/3c hair) often have success with coconut oil. I find it disappointing that Susan Yara is making this generalization that coconut oil is not good for the skin. Unless she has a lot of experience/knowledge with people with type 3/4 hair with extremely dry skin, I don’t think she can responsibly say that we should not use it.
The other day I saw a youtuber take her makeup off using coconut oil AND a makeup wipe! I was going to tag Susan, but then I really thought about it and I rather Susan not die from a heart attack.
Sip don't gulp water,gulping flushes it to quickly to bladder , sipping slowly through the day helps it go to were needs hydration.don't drink much while eating aswel,it will flush alot of nutrients out of the body.I sip around 2 litres a day.I slow down a couple hours before bed as I would be up in bathroom instead of getting beauty sleep,equally as important
6:45 I don’t have overly oily skin normally but if I don’t wash my face in the morning my face will look like a stick in a vat of motor oil by noon but when I do wash my face it looks normal
QUESTION!!!! I’ve started using recommended products: Cerave , Adapalene (prescribed). My skin texture has progressively gotten better. HOWEVER,,,, my break outs have gotten worse, and my redness and skin tone has gotten worse. Although my dermatologist didn’t tell me this, I’ve concluded that I have fungal acne and will be taking different measures to remove that. The white bumps underneath (fungal acne) did get momentarily worse, like I purged around my chin area. I did a 20 minute oil cleanse last night and that seemed to miraculously take some of the fungal acne away. My cerave does have salicylic acid and I’m thinking too many actives ( sa at night and adapalene at night), is causing the discoloration and break outs. But over all the texture has gotten better 🥴 my dermatologist did say that “spot treatment” “doesn’t work” and to apply all over my face. So help from anyone lol. Ty. Should I stick to this or no... is this a given and will it get better....
Brisel Hi! I personally would say to stick with what your dermatologist told you. I personally got advice from one about treatment and I didn’t follow it after a week or so because I didn’t see any results. I then stuck with it for a while and I actually saw results. Remember that good things take time!
Polynesian people have been using coconut oil for hundreds of years on their skin, hair and much more. And hawaiians and tahaitians have beautiful skin. First time I've seen heard this about coconut oil, could it better on certain skin types and in different climates than others?
maybe! these nationalities may just have genetically good skin, meaning that they can deal with the negative impact of coconut oil without it being terrible for their skin. idk though
We south asian people have used coconut oil for thousands of years not just skin also haircare, cooking and also for body pain... This days there is too much fear mongering about oils.
It's just me who's still surprised when people - in the middle of 2020 and with so many other makeup remover options like cleansig oil - pull out coconut oil and use it as makeup remover? This is very disappointing.
I have used it for years and so does my family. It isn’t harm my skin. I think that making a blanket statement that it will harm your skin isn’t right. It just doesn’t for some people. It’s popular in the Caribbean and we make it ourselves 🤷🏾♀️
@@Trini0128 the original commenter didn't make a blanket statement that coconut oil is bad. Some people tolerate it just fine. It's just that coconut oil isn't formulated to be used as skincare, it's a problematic ingredient for a lot of people, and there are so many makeup removal options out there that are easier and more effective. There's simply no good reason to use coconut oil.
@@humanormachine2936 why should someone who doesn't have any issues with coconut oil buy a product when they can use what they have at home. The fact that coconut oil softens their skin, does wonders for their hair is a very good reason to continue to use it.
Thank you for reaction videos like these, they're great! Can you try to review routines with more affordable products in them. You give such great insight about the formulas but I can't afford $150 for one oz of serum haha
With summer officially here, can we have a “how to re-apply sunscreen” video? We are always told sunscreen is super important but what happens after the 80 minutes? I know there are some makeup sprays and powders but I would love to here your favorites. Thank you!!!
I second this!
Yes yes yes please
Yes!!!
Yes!!!
YES i'm so good about the first application but hate reapplying especially on the go or after putting on makeup, please give us your tips on this!
I loved watching Tamara's routine and seeing her express love for her esthetician! Tell me who you want me to react to next. xo
Can you react to Alicia keys skincare routine pls
I've missed you Susan 😭😭 hope you're doing well ♥️ you did not deserve whatever happened in the Facebook group last week and just know that there are way more people who know you and your intentions and support you all the way ♥️
Can you do her sister Tia Mowry please!!!!
@@shoojipaav-01 Hyram did this if you want to check that out :) But yes please Susan!!!
Yeah Susan and Tamera. I'm not a celebrity, when I do my routine can you please react!!?😆😬
I totally believe in asking for what you want, even if the answer may be no.
I used to struggle with painful, inflamed cystic acne as a result of my IUD, and it was a tip from Susan that actually transformed my skin. I was absolutely terrified to stop washing my skin in the morning, but it’s changed everything. Apparently my skin is more sensitive than I thought, and I was over stripping just by cleansing, and it was totally unnecessary. I do a full routine at night now, but just a water rinse, moisturizer and SPF in the morning now and my skin has improved a ton. So even if many aestheticians disagree, I really think you’re right to say that skincare is personal.
Omg I thought it was all in my head, but I had normal skin all my life (I literally used to wash my face with bar soap and do nothing else) but ever since my IUD I have struggled with cystic acne and dry skin, which is an awful combo.
Same! Also the 60 second rule of cleansing?! I cannot rub my face for that long, even if it’s gentle. Way too irritating for my skin
IUD causes acne? How?
Yes! I’m happy for you! I did the same and my redness has also decreased a lot as well. The Krave Beauty Great Barrier Relief has helped a lot with repairing my skin barrier and decreasing my sensitivity a lot too
Juliana Fotin depends on the kind and the person (as with anything) but hormonal IUDs release hormones which can overstimulate oil glands, and this sometimes can result in acne, particularly cystic acne.
Crazy how good she looks. I remember being a little kid watching TV shows with Tia and Tamera when they were teens and they look almost the same as they did then 😍
My concern about Tamera using coconut oil on her eyes would be the development of milia around her eyes.
I heard some people use this because they don't want to ripped eyelashes.
Cece, you beat me to it! I was just about to mention milia. They're so common around the eye area.
It’s a good point!
Starlight 96 that may be, but there’s nothing about coconut oil that makes losing lashes any less likely than with any other type of oil cleanser; it’s ultimately about how gentle/ rough one is around the eye area🤷🏻♀️
Exactlyyy!!!!
i know we are here to talk about Tamara's skin routine... but Susan.. what have you done lately? your skin looks even more gorgeous than normal if that is even possible 😍
Agreed
Make up
Shes wearing makeup
Yes it looks so silky and perfect!
Susan what you said about "eating your water" from fruits and vegetables is so true and one of the BEST advice.
"Gravity has met its match in Beverly Hills" - Susan Yara 2020
🤣 well, plastic surgery requires money that I don't have or I don't want to spend on it
Susan, your post in the fb group really made me emotional. I really appreciate it and being a PoC it feels so nice to see everyone come together to stand with the black community. Being a desi myself and you being eastasian, it is really important to adress racism and colorism towards black people in our communities but also in the beauty community. Being a model immigrant and acknowledging our privilege is sooo important. Love and respect Susan!
Thank you for doing people over 40! We want this but also they tend to have the best wisdom!
Susan, I think she is cleansing her skin so much because she mentions wearing so much makeup for work, my guess is she does this after filming an episode or two of TheReal. Thanks for the review! And she is just Gorgeous! ❤️
I love Tamera as a cohost on The Real. I’m glad you got around to reviewing her skincare, Susan 😊
Tamera: **takes out coconut oil**
Me: "uh oh"
Susan: **rant mode: activate**
We love you for it Susan
Everybody skin is different and maybe coconut oil works for her...it definitely works for me...
Lily Anderson soo true 🥰
@@omarithomas9097 that part annoyed me
What works for Black women does not work the same for Asians. Duh.
But can we talk about how adorable Tamera is?! She’s just so stinkin’ cute!
When Susan said coconut oil shouldn't even be used for haircare, I imagined half a billion Indian women being like 'whaaaaaaaaaaat!!" Indian women have been using coconut oil as a nourishing hair mask for centuries. I dont know any Indian woman (living in India) who hasn't or doesn't use coconut hair oil. I used it in my early growing years in India. They swear by it.
I live in the UK and my Indian friends do use coconut oil. They taught me their way of using it and I love it for my hair too!!!
I use coconut oil for scalpmassage combined with castor oil and sage and rosemary essential oil (just a hint, it's supposed to be diluted well), because I had problems with an itchy scalp and hair loss due to some hairproducts I used in the past. I do it for years now and I love it.
I am white and my bf is Indian. I used coconut oil in my hair because he said it’s good for the hair and it made my hair flat and greasy for days, even though I didn’t apply it on the roots and after a few hours I washed it out with lots of shampoo. So, I think coconut oil works for thick and dry hair, but for my straight and medium fine hair it is a disaster.
So true, I am an Indian and I use coconut oil for my hair and its amazing, my hair are long shiny and smooth i was shocked when she said that, it should not be used for hair as well uffff.I think this is just a marketing tricks to make us believe that, it’s not good for us. I understand, it’s not good for face but, u can remove your eye makeup with it even if u have oily skin. I don’t agree with suzan this time. And for hair ,Coconut oil can Encourage hair growth - Due to the composition of organic Coconut Oil, it will help to bind to the protein in hair and protect both the roots and strands of hair from breakage. Repair damaged hair - Organic Coconut Oil is said to be extremely effective in preventing protein loss which will help to repair damaged hair. And it can do so much for normal skin people it has so many benefits. We have tried and tested this from ages.
@@platosfriend, how did you use the coconut oil? I find the method is important. If I apply it on wet hair and/or keep it on for a couple of hours only, my hair hates it and gets greasy. My friends advised me to apply it on dry hair and sleep with it, then wash my hair in the morning. My hair loves that every now and then.
I love that you mention how personal diet is also, I get super puffy from alcohol, salty food totally shows on my skin but I react so badly to berries so I love when it’s acknowledged that we are not one diet suits all!!
Sister sister! Is it bad that I sang the song for the first 5 minutes of the video!? 😂. Another great video!
Now I’m singing it. 😂
i’m definitely harmonising with you 😂
Sistaa Sistaaah!! Sista. Sista. I got my own mind. Do my own thing on my own time!!!!
Susan, you ARE that esthetician for me! Since watching your videos, my skin has completely changed for the better
Please watch her sister’s skincare routine if you haven’t already.
I started my daughters skincare at 12 and they also have sunscreen in their skincare routine
@Lisa Kerekes Me too, Lisa.
I have used Baby Oil to take my mascara off for over 20 years. It's the best thing for even waterproof mascara & doesn't harm my eyes or my lashes at all. In fact they are lush and still long!
I turned 27 4 days ago and I’ve had awful acne on my cheeks and chin for about 3 years now. I was over exfoliating and dehydrating my skin badly without really realizing it. I went to the Derm a month ago and she never recommended me use sun screen or even moisturizer. I’ve always used moisturizer but never sun screen and I was exfoliating twice a day sometimes chemical sometimes physical. I have used the retinol and antibiotics that she called me in. However I knew that would be way to much for my skin so I have swapped everything to CeraVe and bought the great barrier relief that I use at night. I use the retinol every other night. I massage my skin 1 time a week with rosehip oil. I also now wear a sunscreen and stopped scrubs. My skin has never looked better. I love brand reviews and I love your reactions but your deep in depth videos have helped me more then anything! Your amazing! ❤️
slightly confused. she takes off her makeup at night but doesn't manage to get it all off and then kinda continues to take it off in the morning ?
anna I do that too. It’s really hard to take it all of at one time (for me at least), so a lot of the time there’s left over mascara.
@@Isabella-pl1qt Depending on the mascara I use, I will go in with a micellar water for my eyes first with a cotton pad (or you can use a reusable cleaning pad if you don't want to be wasteful) and I just press it and hold it then swipe gently. I then I go in with the oil cleanser and run gently to get the other bits off, then regular cleanser, and find that everything comes off.
annnnjell I do almost everything you do. But what really worked for me is that I take a shower after so the water removes everything. Don’t know if that’s good for your skin tho.
annnnjell but maybe I should try your method
Isabella i use an eye makeup remover (for waterproof mascara) first, put enough of it into a cotton pad, hold it onto my eye for a couple of seconds and then gently remove my eyemakeup. I also gently rub around the lashline, so i get absolutely everything off.
And then I start to remove my face makeup.
This method works fine. I very very rarely wake up with mascara left on my eyes.
Also, when I say "rubbing gently" i mean doing like little circle-ish movements without actually moving or rubbing around.
Yass! Sister! SISTER! Omg. 41? Unbelievable! Thank You Susan for your bright energy. 💘
I second the request for a "How to Re-apply sunscreen" video
I remember someone mentioned this to me and I have never forgotten it and I always add this bit of tip whenever someone says, "don't forget your neck and your decolletage!" and I chime in and say, " and don't forget your ears too!". I always include my ears in my skin care routine morning and night. 👂🏼👂🏼❤️❤️❤️👩🏽👩🏽👩🏽🦰👩🏽🦱👩🏽🦳👱🏽♀️👵🏽
Coconut oil shouldn't be used on face bt here's how and where you should use it
1) put few drops n mix it with your feet /foot or hand cream or moisturizer ( it really works )
2) as a lip oil
3) mix it with other oils for hair massage
4 ) boob massage along with sesame oil
5 ) butt massage
6 ) elbow and knees ( along with body moisturizer )
7 ) if u got dry skin you can heat it and apply it all over your body before taking a shower with warm water .
Not an expert bt I personally use it these way rather thn face , since it's the best smelling oil out thr 💜
Coconut oil works and it won't leave a film on your face of you do your second cleanse properly
@@rajashreebalakrishnan7987, coconut oil is comedogenic and blocks pores, so no, it's not meant for the face.
I personally love coconut oil on my hair, not sure about any other part of the body.
@@veronicaivanova it works on the face for some people and it's great at removing makeup. It may not work for you ,but it works for me.
I wouldn't use it in my lips because i get acne on the corners of my mouth
Always excited for reaction videos! It never gets old!
Walking into this video thinking of how much I love Tamera and walking out of this hearing her say organic and clean are the same thing and are good for your skin because of it
Susan: Just in that shot I saw sunscreen so I think I’m gonna be really impressed
Me: I saw coconut oil in that shot so I don’t think you will be 😭
Shoutout to that little sunbeam on Susan’s cheek, 10/10 gorgeous
I would love a video featuring black-owned beauty!
Working on it!
@@SusanYara 😍
You are the best at breaking things down and preserving people’s integrity. Thanks for being honest and respectful to help teach others about skincare! Love your energy :)
“thats my beef with coconut oil.” - Susan Yara 2020
she was pretty intense with the rubbing (- pulling on the skin).. also love the 'with 1 wipe' about the coconut oil on the eye and then she goes in like 4 or 5 wipes like NO XD
Thanks to you Yara I have added a Vitamin C serum and sunscreen to my morning skincare routine (took me until I waa 25, but bettee late than never ☝🏾) and the results are unbelievable.
I have had dark spots from previous breakouts that have lightened significantly, I go running 4 times a week and I don't have sun spots on my face or neck as I have had all of my life whenever summer came around. Thank you thank you thank 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good Susan’s make up looks 😍😍😍😍. What I would give to have my make up look that smooth on my skin
Omgggg two of my favourite people ever!!! Susan and tamera!! I LOVE THIS
My GP gave me a tip, if your lips are cracked, chapped you are already dehydrated. That tip has literally changed everything. I don't need to drink gallons of water. But drinking an adequate amount and eating my water makes all the difference
Exactly! Great tip!
I know you don’t like coconut oil, but if you look at Indian Ayurvedic skincare, it has a number of properties and hope you at least you would look into them. It’s understandable that it doesn’t suit you, but that doesn’t make it bad!
This is the first time I actually watched the celebrities routine before your reaction. I love hearing your insight
Tamera has a beautiful young looking skin and so that's how you know that her skin care works, no questions about that!!
She's using like a drop of sunscreen
TheFranespino Yeah she just turned that SPF 50 into a SPF 4.5
Her skin care is really simple. Although I do think its a little confusing when she said to take off the makeup in the A.M. Idk
She shoots her show early in the morning so maybe when she gets home from works it’s still morning
Can you do a video reviewing top skincare products for different skin types? Or your updated favorite skincare products if you have anything new
I don't personally use coconut oil on my face because it's comedogenic and I already get acne but coconut oil is used in certain cultures and has been for a long time and works for those people. Also there are a couple of studies that have shown some evidence that coconut oil can be helpful for people with eczema and psoriasis. I think you do a good job of always stressing that it works for some people but I am not sure the commenters always get that. In various countries coconut is used in the diet and beauty and works for people really well.
yay! can't wait for you to review maggie rowline's skincare routine from harper's bazaar 🤩 and yes! to this day i love watching tia and tamara mowry 💖
I really enjoyed watching this Auntie Susan! (In my culture we don’t call someone 10+ years older by their first name, it’s disrespectful.) Please keep the informative videos coming 💕
Susan, I found out late in life (over 60) and while on the KETO diet that SUGAR does really affect my arthritis and is totally an inflammatory. Having been off sugar for months, I had a slice of pie and a sugary side at Thanksgiving. The next morning my fingers were stiff and my joints ached. Not a lot, but obviously more than I had felt for the months prior. So (sadly) no sugar for me if I want to feel good...which, when you do feel good you want keep that going. Also love your make up today.
I couldn’t stop staring at you! You look gorgeous as always.
love tamara's sunny personality
Thanks for this. Still looking for a 3 step only men's routine. Anyway, Re: Water - The water in fruits and vegetables I believe is called structured water. I find when I eat something like a watermelon I don't feel quite as thirsty afterwards as I would a bottle of water even when neutral. The plants seem to reorganize the water within their own processing and filtering that we benefit from.
I find coconut oil the best for my legs in winter! My legs get scaley-dry and I feel like the oil is like a protective barrier between my skin and the dry air!
I tried but it perspires on my clothes
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how beautiful Susan looks?
Tamera is 42 I think and I watch her regulary on The Real with the HD and bright lighting and her skin is flawless always.. No pimples no bumps so clearly coconut oil is not affecting her and her skin care is working as she said in the beginning every skin type is different and if coconut oil does not work for u it's not the same for everyone
This lighting is making your cheek bone POP! 😍💕
Susan's knowledge of skincare ingredients and their uses/interactions is always so impressive, haha. I can barely remember which active ingredients do what, let alone how they'll interact or which order to put them in.
Coconut oil is amazing for the hair.
“In one swipe” proceeds to swipe 4 times
You look awesome Susan! Gorgeous & lovely! ✨
Coconut oil in hair is used by a lot of Indian women as a mask. I find it helpful in keeping my hair healthy.
I have acne-prone skin and use coconut oil to remove my eye makeup. It’s not a problem for me, though I do wash my skin afterward with a water-based cleanser. Coconut oil is not bad - it can actually be beneficial and has its place in many beauty products. Women have been using coconut oil in their beauty routines for generations. It just depends on the individual.
Omg Susan is always look absolutely gorgeous but her skin is glowing in this video!!😍😍❤️
I have tried so many vitamin c serums and they break me out every single time! I’ve just come to accept my skin just doesn’t like it. So sad, I want a bright face too!!
I had this issue with high levels of vitamin c but when I started using 5% or lower, I noticed I didn’t have the issue any longer. You may have tried this already but I just figured I’d mention it! :)
I feel you, vitamin C serums arent for everyone :( for some reason I never experienced any positive results either. But I have really loved using AHAs to get the bright/glowy look! (Currently loving Krave Beauty's Kalelalu AHA toner) Would recommend an AHA if you havent tried it already
Same :( even the derivatives give me a reaction...lactic acid or niacinamide work well for me and my sensitive skinn
I switched to a vitamin c serum that has a mid ground level of vitamin c and also does not have vitamin E..it bums me because it’s a great moisturizer but it breaks me out horribly. I went that way and I can use vitamin c serum now.
waitingforthecomet same, I’ve tried so many and wasted so much money on vitamin c serums 😩. AHA’s are the way to go for me.
👍🏻 The look on Susan face regarding the coconut cleanser was priceless.
Coconut oil isn't inherently organic. The term organic governs the way a plant is cultured. If pesticides etc. are used, it is not organic.
luxe ford thanks for this post. At least for foods, to be labeled organic (in the US) they have to go through a certification process; it’s regulated. I think Susan really means to say “natural” which doesn’t really mean anything lol. Not exactly sure how that works for formulates beauty products though
She reminds me of an old teacher of mine... she speaks so slowwwwlllyyyyy
Yep.....
Tamera talks soooo slow, I had to watch the video on 1.5 speed...
I thought it was just me! I saw no other comments about it lol
so did I LOL
She’s got little kids. It’s the kindergarten teacher voice lol
I watch youtube on 2x speed period. It will change your life 😆
S Br007 lol i saw your comment now i'm watching the video in 2x speed😂
Susan should be the 5th host on The Real :)
What about doing a reaction video of someone a little more mature like Elon musks mother. I thought she was so funny and gorgeous. I was so surprised to see just how simple her routine was. It was just so refreshing to see someone in her age looking amazing and talking about what she did back in the day not having all the many products we have available today.
PS: your skin is on fire 🔥!! Come on, just look at you!!!! Can’t stop staring. Now you’re just messing with me. You do know you just had baby number two right?! Wait are you working on baby number 3?!. 😂😍
Your videos are always amazing and very informational. Your channel has helped save my skin.
So true. I find them educational and entertaining.
Love IS Clinical! That cleanser doesn't over dry and my favorite serum is ProHeal! Yes the serum is a bit pricy but it lasts me almost 6 month using twice daily.
Eh, unless you have insanely oily skin no one is going to understand what it’s like. I use moisturizers however I don’t buy into the whole oil on top of oil situation. No hate.
I’m so glad she is doing this again
Personally I love using Coconut oil/baby oil to remove my makeup because it takes it off super easily and my actual cleanser is deep enough that it takes off the extra oil anyway. It’s cheap af and I just don’t want to spend extra money on a cleansing balm that I’m just gonna wash off. My skin is fine with it!
Same girl!!!
Susan, you are a GEM! I learn sooooo much with every video! ❤️
Been saving this video for the perfect time so I can try to sleep🥺 I love your videos Susan
On the coconut oil thing, I have to respectfully disagree with the idea that it's 'not good' for the skin. It's not a moisturiser (but then again, oils aren't anyway, as a moisturiser by definition is something which imparts moisture to the skin and keeps it there, often an emulsion of water and oil), and it's not anything special, and there are oils with more benefits than coconut oil buttt it's not bad for the skin per se (which some oils, such as olive oil, can be) and does have its place.
Neat coconut oil on the face is generally a bad idea as it does have a high comedogenicity rating. If you're going to use it as an oil cleanser then you've got to ensure your second cleanse is top notch and it's best to opt for fractionated coconut oil. However, in wash-off products for the hair, it can have a place, especially for v. curly hair e.g. Type 3C, Type 4. In wash-off or mask-type products for the scalp, it has a notable place clinically for flaky scalp conditions such as psoriasis, where it can be found in commonly prescribed treatments such as Capasal shampoo, and Cocois or Sebco ointments. For the body, although it's really nothing too special, it is a very good emollient and occlusive agent which makes a great alternative to petroleum jelly on its own (for people who are concerned about the environmental impact of the oil industry, for example), or as an alternative to WSP and liquid paraffin in cosmetic formulations.
Of course, it's hella greasy. I have psoriasis and, apart from in shampoo and conditioner or very very lightweight body lotions/gel creams, I can't tolerate it in the summer. However, in winter I use it most days on the body as an occlusive, generally after showering and before bed, and my psoriasis nurse is very much on-board with this usage, as are many dermatologists. Even then, I avoid it for my face, even as a beard oil, and would recommend avoiding using it as a hair oil unless you have quite long hair or very dry hair.
Well said. A lot of people with my skin and hair type (dry/dehydrated skin with type 3b/3c hair) often have success with coconut oil. I find it disappointing that Susan Yara is making this generalization that coconut oil is not good for the skin. Unless she has a lot of experience/knowledge with people with type 3/4 hair with extremely dry skin, I don’t think she can responsibly say that we should not use it.
she’s such a lovely person! I enjoyed this one a lot!
Loved this! Would you react to Tia’s skincare routine?! 😁
Do her sister!!!! Tia's routine!! Is in her channel!!!
Could it be that it’s confusing because she does get up super early to work on the real and maybe after it’s when she does her routine??
Love the reaction videos!!! Obsessed with skincare forever!😍👏🏼💕
React to jennifer myers skincare routine, she uses three products and has the most flawless skin I have ever seen (propably from her diet).
She eats superrrr healthy! Her skin is insane!
DO TIA NEXT
The other day I saw a youtuber take her makeup off using coconut oil AND a makeup wipe! I was going to tag Susan, but then I really thought about it and I rather Susan not die from a heart attack.
Also me everytime i see people using makeup wipes and coconut oil😂
Your make up is gorgeous. Flawless! Every video it’s on point.
Sip don't gulp water,gulping flushes it to quickly to bladder , sipping slowly through the day helps it go to were needs hydration.don't drink much while eating aswel,it will flush alot of nutrients out of the body.I sip around 2 litres a day.I slow down a couple hours before bed as I would be up in bathroom instead of getting beauty sleep,equally as important
6:45 I don’t have overly oily skin normally but if I don’t wash my face in the morning my face will look like a stick in a vat of motor oil by noon but when I do wash my face it looks normal
I love your description 😂
And yeah, mine is oily and I look like the moon if I don’t wash it. In winter I can sometimes get away with it tho
QUESTION!!!! I’ve started using recommended products: Cerave , Adapalene (prescribed). My skin texture has progressively gotten better. HOWEVER,,,, my break outs have gotten worse, and my redness and skin tone has gotten worse. Although my dermatologist didn’t tell me this, I’ve concluded that I have fungal acne and will be taking different measures to remove that. The white bumps underneath (fungal acne) did get momentarily worse, like I purged around my chin area. I did a 20 minute oil cleanse last night and that seemed to miraculously take some of the fungal acne away. My cerave does have salicylic acid and I’m thinking too many actives ( sa at night and adapalene at night), is causing the discoloration and break outs. But over all the texture has gotten better 🥴 my dermatologist did say that “spot treatment” “doesn’t work” and to apply all over my face. So help from anyone lol. Ty. Should I stick to this or no... is this a given and will it get better....
Brisel Hi! I personally would say to stick with what your dermatologist told you. I personally got advice from one about treatment and I didn’t follow it after a week or so because I didn’t see any results. I then stuck with it for a while and I actually saw results. Remember that good things take time!
Do Tia Mowry's next please!
I’m 100% adding the word “plog” to my vocabulary! ☺️
Polynesian people have been using coconut oil for hundreds of years on their skin, hair and much more. And hawaiians and tahaitians have beautiful skin. First time I've seen heard this about coconut oil, could it better on certain skin types and in different climates than others?
maybe! these nationalities may just have genetically good skin, meaning that they can deal with the negative impact of coconut oil without it being terrible for their skin. idk though
but it definitely varies, coconut oil works for some people so you might be right 🤷♀️ i honestly don’t know, that’s just what i thought
We south asian people have used coconut oil for thousands of years not just skin also haircare, cooking and also for body pain...
This days there is too much fear mongering about oils.
It's just me who's still surprised when people - in the middle of 2020 and with so many other makeup remover options like cleansig oil - pull out coconut oil and use it as makeup remover? This is very disappointing.
I saw it before she went to it
Wipes are worse though, and she used both
I have used it for years and so does my family. It isn’t harm my skin. I think that making a blanket statement that it will harm your skin isn’t right. It just doesn’t for some people. It’s popular in the Caribbean and we make it ourselves 🤷🏾♀️
@@Trini0128 the original commenter didn't make a blanket statement that coconut oil is bad. Some people tolerate it just fine. It's just that coconut oil isn't formulated to be used as skincare, it's a problematic ingredient for a lot of people, and there are so many makeup removal options out there that are easier and more effective. There's simply no good reason to use coconut oil.
@@humanormachine2936 why should someone who doesn't have any issues with coconut oil buy a product when they can use what they have at home. The fact that coconut oil softens their skin, does wonders for their hair is a very good reason to continue to use it.
Would love for you to review Hot and Flashy's evening routine! X
Hi Susan please can you do a reaction for the nurse skin care routine on Harper’s bazaar xx
LOVE that iS Clinical Pro Heal serum. It really is amazing and worth every penny.
Thank you for reaction videos like these, they're great! Can you try to review routines with more affordable products in them. You give such great insight about the formulas but I can't afford $150 for one oz of serum haha
I use the IS Clinical super serum daily and it’s worth it; completely got rid of my new brown spots.
Love this! Love her. Love you!
I LIVE for these videos!!! 😍