You don't look like you have had plastic surgery at all these comments are so bizarre.. why do people pretend like lighting and angles don't make you look different😭 anyways your skin does look more healthy!
Lol the hood in your eye is completely gone though. Compare the first pic to now. That’s literally what the surgery does along with raise your eyebrows. Why lie
Please listen to this great advice, she and I have very similar views on skincare. I wish I had started this years ago, I didn’t know the importance of sunscreen. I began taking my skincare seriously in my late twenties and still have lots of damage from my childhood and teens popping up. You CAN reverse damage though, it’s never too late to start! My skin looks better now in my 40’s than it ever has, I’m so happy with my skincare routine and hope you can all find your too! ❤
I’m also a 40’s gal and curious about what products you’ve found most beneficial for maturing skin care. I’d altered my routine recently which caused me some issues that I’ve never experienced including cystic acne. This is very recent and definitely due to a new cleanser and moisturizer I gave a try. Now I’m feeling pretty wary of everything and I just can’t seem to make a decision on a new cleanser and moisturizer. Perhaps you may have some advice to lend? 😌 Thanks so much.
And stress can be a reason I’m only 14 and really stressed a lot less stressed now and my left wrinkle has decreased more and I have had more sleep recently
Don’t sleep on your face , use medical moisture on a wet face It is preferable to use rose water or useful water such as dairy gravel water drink water and be gentle with your skin Do not pull your skin, do not be harsh on it. Use tamping on it without pulling
Same girl same 😭 I found light smile lines when I was like 13 and I’m 15 now. I’ve learned to accept them as a mark that I smile and laugh so much with my family and friends. It’s hard seeing these videos of people worrying about it in their twenties though cause mine are only gonna get worse and there’s nothing I can do to stop them.
So what creams do you recommend cuz I just turned 20 and checked in the mirror and I’ve started getting wrinkles under my eyes and am freaking out cuz I’m too young
That’s completely normal! Lines that are made only when smiling or raising eyebrows are called dynamic lines. If those lines are constantly present even when you’re not making those expressions they are static lines. In this case she is referring to the latter. But any lines are normal whether dynamic or static! They just sometimes signify that a change might need to be made in your skincare routine or lifestyle.
smile lines are completely normal though, especially if you have minimal facial fat/dry skin. basically everyone has vaguely visible smile lines by the age of 16 and that’s fine, but other lines can be prevented and aren’t common until an older age
@@Piss-sharktrue. i’m 18 with almost no sun damage and some serious babyface genes (people still think my grandma is my mom and my parents easily look 10+ years younger than they are) and even i have some very subtle fine lines in certain areas of my face. it’s normal to have a little bit of that even as a teenager, esp if you’re as expressive as i am. in short, you can’t control your genetics, but PLEASE - for the love of all that is good in this world, wear sunscreen!! whether you’re 15 or 50, you need to be wearing sunscreen EVERY DAY. it’s such an easy (and relatively affordable!) step you can take now to prevent premature aging and skin cancer in the future.
People! If you are using these products and not seeing results, you need to STEAM your skin or use a warm cloth to loosen up debris in your pores preventing absorption of products. This worked for me and made a drastic difference. Also with dry hair, this is why deep conditioning with a steamer or sitting under a hooded dryer makes a huge difference too. Your hair and skin likes ph balanced products as well. Slugging after using penetrated products makes a difference on skin and hair, if you have excessively dry hair. This is called the LOC method- liquid, oil, cream or petroleum to seal. Steaming is NOT bad for your skin, as long as you are sealing in moisture.
@@emilyspunbun5839 hair and skin are very similar. If steaming is bad for your skin, why isn’t steaming your hair bad? Why are saunas great for your body but not your skin? Doesn’t make sense.
I’m 24 and I don’t have deep wrinkles, I have some fine forehead wrinkles because I‘m frowning too much. But what I have discovered last year was that after wearing a covid mask that the lines were the mask was needed some time to go, like 20 minutes. Is this normal or is it a sign that the skin is not as elastic anymore?
That’s just the elastic pressing on the skin I think, if you wear a hair tie on your wrist you will notice the same thing. But as you get older your cells don’t replenish as fast.
I don't understand why people (especially in these comments) care if u or anyone else has had any cosmetic procedures!?!? I would ask them "why in hell do u care what I have done to MYSELF?" I would love to b able to have a few things done to improve how I felt about myself! It's all about how someone feels about themselves, everyone else can F- off!! 😂😂😂 and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion, of course. 🙂🙂
It matters in this context just because giving others the impression that skincare and lifestyle changes can make lines disappear while you’re spending money on a cosmetic procedure (if that is the case) is misleading
@@amandav6265 Facts. People are acting like context doesn’t matter when it does. She should be honest that her skincare isn’t the only reason why her skin and face look different, and who knows what kind of in office services she’s had to help better maintain her skin. The fact she has a brow lift should que us in that she isn’t just relying on a skincare routine.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 but this is mostly about how shes glowing now but looks dull before, she said shes never had plastic surgery and if she has literally looks like the nose maybe. It would matter if she would have had filler
can I just ask if the perfume can age your skin? Because we're told to avoid spraying perfume on our neck and wrist, but why are we not asked to do the same for skincare on our skin? Even if it's at a lower concentration, we're putting it on our skin twice daily, does it have no affect at all towards ageing
No hate , she has had work done on her face , eyebrow life , undereye filler , nose filler to slim down , cheek implants , face life , mandible contour
the only one I really agree with is the cheekbones, there is a pretty huge difference which really wouldn't be possible without some sort of enhancement
Depends. I only wash with water in the AM if I didn’t wear heavy products the night before, it really helps your barrier. At night, it depends on how heavy the products were that I wore during the day. Some light Asian sunscreens come off well with just my cleanser, but many of them I definitely need to do a double cleanse. It also depends on your skin type and needs, if you’re oily, double cleansing really helps clean gunk away from your pores, if you’re dry, just rinsing with water in the AM can be super beneficial for helping your barrier. However, if I slug the night before, I usually will double cleanse in the AM to get the layer of goop off my slimy face. 😂
I fold a bath towel, and tuck it up under my neck, ear, chin so my face stays propped up above my pillow. I just move it around until I get comfy, and it feels so good to have my neck supported at night, and I don’t slime my pillow. Everyone says to use satin or silk, I can’t stand it, instead, my face doesn’t even touch my pillow. Just make sure to wash every few nights so you don’t break out. Viola! No more slimy face stuck to your sheets!😂
Thank God I didn't have to work that hard prior to 45. Moisturizer and sunscreen is all I needed. I did however know that sunscreen needed to be separate from moisturizer at 25.
Omg I am so tired of these videos coming up (I try to hit change it up….it doesn’t) I’m just twenty not even 21.. idk! I already use sunscreen everyday duh I’m Venezuelan but I’m not trying to mess with my skin. It’s called having a hot girl Summer guys… I hate hate hate it when people say that lol but yeah I use sunscreen on my face neck and hands at the very least every single day. Are you around. I also use retinol because I know that it’s good for your skin. I have made it up to the prescription strength wooohoo & I also use a vitamin C, and I use a mask or a serum 2 to 3 times a week to exfoliate. My skin completely fine, I just look up what I am purchasing. Consistency is key. I agree with the devil hunting. That is probably a good idea for some people. I’d like to use on my cellular water before cleansing with the cream plant based cleanser but yep whole routine takes … two seconds? 20 seconds? Definitely not as long as this message talk to right now and there’s like 1 billion typos in it but why because I watched like two or three skin care videos by PillowtalkDerm and I getting all of these videos of people who aren’t dermatologist and aren’t aestheticians and honestly don’t have much of a change in their skin I mean she looks really good for being in her 30s I guess! I don’t think she’s 40… She said mistakes in her 20s I’m not trying to be rude here about ages. I also don’t think age matters, it was on the inside that counts❤ Plus, my mama just got a full body scan she is… Let’s just say over 40 and it said that she is 37 years old physically
@@heeeq0 depends on how your skin handles it, if your skin gets very irritated you can’t fight threw it u need to let ur skin heal and lower the strength of the tret, so I’d recommend the lowest strength, if ur skin still gets irritated then that means ur not ready for tret yet and should use weaker retnoids to help build tolerance which could take a couple months although if ur skin can resist the highest strength of tret already then it dosent matter keep using it
All thos tretinoin recommendations. It causes me wrinkles and deep smile lines at the age of 19 and no its not genetics both my parents are in there 50s and they don't have any wrinkles. You have been warned, that crap can ruin ur skin for good
Talking about fine lines in the 20's...... Young girls and teenagers are brainwashed with the fact that life is all about skincare.....and their loo!. What about their inner man?. OMG. Where is this world heading????
This is a skin care channel. People are not one dimensional. We're allowed to have multiple interests. I wish I cared for my skin and my well being more in my 20s.
Could also just be a little Botox because that lifts your eyebrows too. I believe her Nice skin are because of the things she mentions in the video though.
@@leftthatbehind6090 botox does but not that much and mostly only the tail of the brow not the whole thing. Her entire brow area is lifted which is a brow lift. Skincare for the smoothness and radiance of her complexion I agree with!
You can't really get rid of fine lines once they've formed with botox or some other cosmetic procedure, but you can greatly reduce the appearance of them temporarily with products that smooth, hydrate, and fill in fine lines. Vitamin C is really good for that.
What about mentioning expensive procedures? Just be honest. You do whatever you want with your money but just mention it so that people know what to expect with just their skincare routine. People be buying everything suggested by these influencers and getting frustrated why they don't get those dramatic results, when these influencers get hundreds of dollars worth of microneedling, peels, lasers and other procedures
Hey I noticed on your before pictures your nose looks different? And your face structure. If you did get plastic surgery you should really let us know and not cover it up with these products because it won’t work the same for us.
@@purplegypsylady777 I care because she promotes products, so I would wanna know if the products she promotes to her viewers actually work and give results rather than plastic surgery and if she did no big deal but it is something that should be said
You can see the dehydration around her eyes in the before shots, mine used to look like that too. I used to do the same thing and was always stripped and dehydrated. My skin looks better now in my 40’s than in my 20’s in many ways, I’m still older and have some aging, but it looks so much healthier. I’ve never had anything done, it’s all with skincare and I’ve had a few TCA chemical peels that helped too.
You dont need sunscreen if you are not in the sun so save your money lol but boy is the cosmetic industry making billions of 5million trendy versions of sunscreen
1. wear sunscreen everyday
2. stop over exfoliating
3. double cleanse
4. remove makeup fully before bed
5. making better lifestyles choices (sleep habits and stress management)
6. prioritising skin barrier (layering essence and serum with moisturiser)
Double cleanse means?
@@liliyabbycleansing with a oil-based cleanser to get rid of the outer dirt then a water-based cleanser to cleanse the skin from within
This is stuff ppl have been saying for at least the last 20 yrs lol well except sunscreen
You don't look like you have had plastic surgery at all these comments are so bizarre.. why do people pretend like lighting and angles don't make you look different😭 anyways your skin does look more healthy!
Totally agree with U!!!👍🏼
Her eyebrows are like a whole cm higher
@@mushy470 the trendy fox eye surgery, both her eyebrows and eyelids are tugged up now, i've always thought they look unnatural
@@binary964 lol I got my brows micro bladed but I have never had surgery
Lol the hood in your eye is completely gone though. Compare the first pic to now. That’s literally what the surgery does along with raise your eyebrows. Why lie
Please listen to this great advice, she and I have very similar views on skincare. I wish I had started this years ago, I didn’t know the importance of sunscreen. I began taking my skincare seriously in my late twenties and still have lots of damage from my childhood and teens popping up. You CAN reverse damage though, it’s never too late to start! My skin looks better now in my 40’s than it ever has, I’m so happy with my skincare routine and hope you can all find your too! ❤
I’m also a 40’s gal and curious about what products you’ve found most beneficial for maturing skin care. I’d altered my routine recently which caused me some issues that I’ve never experienced including cystic acne. This is very recent and definitely due to a new cleanser and moisturizer I gave a try. Now I’m feeling pretty wary of everything and I just can’t seem to make a decision on a new cleanser and moisturizer. Perhaps you may have some advice to lend? 😌 Thanks so much.
What products do you use to help aging? I’m 20 and I’m seeing a lot of fine lines on my forehead
You have the kind of reti-sunscreen glow that irradiates from within✨✨✨
So...get my whole life together lol
And stress can be a reason I’m only 14 and really stressed a lot less stressed now and my left wrinkle has decreased more and I have had more sleep recently
Yes lol
Did anyone else notice that her eyebrows sit higher now? She looks amazing
Right. She says it’s micro blading but the fat above her eyelid is completely gone, so I don’t doubt she had surgery
To me it looks like she simply lifted her eyebrows while filming the video, a lot of people do that when posing for a photo
It's very obvious she got some works done to her face. Tbh her old face with her old eyebrow is more beautiful.
You looked so cute then. You look beautiful now too.
I believe I have it because of lack of sleep.
Me too, and I am only 13 😩
Wow you are so beautiful
Dats crazy cause I have it at 13 💀💀
Wow that top is really your Color!
I have smile line since 15 yo
I need advice on HOW you got your eyebrows looking like they do now?!
After your tretonin recommendation i right away ordered it and got today from pharmacy hope to get that juicy skin
Did you have to see a dermatologist?
How can I get rid of laugh lines will derma rolling help?
im 14 and have fine lines idek if its just genes or smt💀💀
Yes it is genetics. And u maybe sleep on ur side /stomach which causes wrinkles on face
Or dryness
Hydration is a big contributor, drink more water and it should help with skin and overall mood.
Don’t sleep on your face , use medical moisture on a wet face It is preferable to use rose water or useful water such as dairy gravel water drink water and be gentle with your skin Do not pull your skin, do not be harsh on it. Use tamping on it without pulling
Same girl same 😭 I found light smile lines when I was like 13 and I’m 15 now. I’ve learned to accept them as a mark that I smile and laugh so much with my family and friends. It’s hard seeing these videos of people worrying about it in their twenties though cause mine are only gonna get worse and there’s nothing I can do to stop them.
So what creams do you recommend cuz I just turned 20 and checked in the mirror and I’ve started getting wrinkles under my eyes and am freaking out cuz I’m too young
Amen to these tips. Holy grail video 🎉❤❤
Don't mechanically exfoliate at all. No need at all
it’s good on your body, sugar scrubs are great and they feel good, but don’t do it on your face. too delicate
I just don’t get it😔 Isn’t your skin supposed to crease when you raise your eyebrows or smile?
That’s completely normal! Lines that are made only when smiling or raising eyebrows are called dynamic lines. If those lines are constantly present even when you’re not making those expressions they are static lines. In this case she is referring to the latter. But any lines are normal whether dynamic or static! They just sometimes signify that a change might need to be made in your skincare routine or lifestyle.
smile lines are completely normal though, especially if you have minimal facial fat/dry skin. basically everyone has vaguely visible smile lines by the age of 16 and that’s fine, but other lines can be prevented and aren’t common until an older age
@@Piss-sharktrue. i’m 18 with almost no sun damage and some serious babyface genes (people still think my grandma is my mom and my parents easily look 10+ years younger than they are) and even i have some very subtle fine lines in certain areas of my face. it’s normal to have a little bit of that even as a teenager, esp if you’re as expressive as i am.
in short, you can’t control your genetics, but PLEASE - for the love of all that is good in this world, wear sunscreen!! whether you’re 15 or 50, you need to be wearing sunscreen EVERY DAY. it’s such an easy (and relatively affordable!) step you can take now to prevent premature aging and skin cancer in the future.
I am 18 and I have wrinkles 🥲
Hope people aren't comparing themselves to her these old pictures prove that she's got work done, everybody is plastic now
You’re not aging at 20, lines are normal
I have crows feet around my eyes already
@@erin6220 SAME I'M LITERALLY 18
@@hazeljoseph247 use vaseline. I've been using for about a month now and they slowly disappeared
@@hazeljoseph247 before bed
@@erin6220 I slug every night bro nothing happens I have smile lines too😭😭😭😭😭
People! If you are using these products and not seeing results, you need to STEAM your skin or use a warm cloth to loosen up debris in your pores preventing absorption of products. This worked for me and made a drastic difference. Also with dry hair, this is why deep conditioning with a steamer or sitting under a hooded dryer makes a huge difference too. Your hair and skin likes ph balanced products as well. Slugging after using penetrated products makes a difference on skin and hair, if you have excessively dry hair. This is called the LOC method- liquid, oil, cream or petroleum to seal. Steaming is NOT bad for your skin, as long as you are sealing in moisture.
Steaming is definitely bad for your skin
@@emilyspunbun5839 hair and skin are very similar. If steaming is bad for your skin, why isn’t steaming your hair bad? Why are saunas great for your body but not your skin? Doesn’t make sense.
Number 7. Have a pretty face like your face.
I’m 24 and I don’t have deep wrinkles, I have some fine forehead wrinkles because I‘m frowning too much. But what I have discovered last year was that after wearing a covid mask that the lines were the mask was needed some time to go, like 20 minutes. Is this normal or is it a sign that the skin is not as elastic anymore?
That’s just the elastic pressing on the skin I think, if you wear a hair tie on your wrist you will notice the same thing. But as you get older your cells don’t replenish as fast.
is the sunscreen for moisture or why would you need it everyday?
I don't understand why people (especially in these comments) care if u or anyone else has had any cosmetic procedures!?!? I would ask them "why in hell do u care what I have done to MYSELF?" I would love to b able to have a few things done to improve how I felt about myself! It's all about how someone feels about themselves, everyone else can F- off!! 😂😂😂 and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion, of course. 🙂🙂
It matters in this context just because giving others the impression that skincare and lifestyle changes can make lines disappear while you’re spending money on a cosmetic procedure (if that is the case) is misleading
@@amandav6265 Facts. People are acting like context doesn’t matter when it does. She should be honest that her skincare isn’t the only reason why her skin and face look different, and who knows what kind of in office services she’s had to help better maintain her skin. The fact she has a brow lift should que us in that she isn’t just relying on a skincare routine.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 but this is mostly about how shes glowing now but looks dull before, she said shes never had plastic surgery and if she has literally looks like the nose maybe. It would matter if she would have had filler
Oh.. my eyes... The brilliance.. the beauty of you...
Wish she could notice my remark as to her irresistible smile
Are from 1870 ?
What self tanner do you use? :)
I have developed a few wrinkles on the side of my mouth. I have been deep exfoliating once a week. I think this may have contributed to it. 😢
can I just ask if the perfume can age your skin? Because we're told to avoid spraying perfume on our neck and wrist, but why are we not asked to do the same for skincare on our skin? Even if it's at a lower concentration, we're putting it on our skin twice daily, does it have no affect at all towards ageing
True
No hate , she has had work done on her face , eyebrow life , undereye filler , nose filler to slim down , cheek implants , face life , mandible contour
the only one I really agree with is the cheekbones, there is a pretty huge difference which really wouldn't be possible without some sort of enhancement
What do I do if moisturizer breaks me out like crazy? good, expensive, non comedogenic, doesn’t matter, tons of breakouts
What about frown lines inbetween the eyebrows
Is it necessary to double cleans if you don’t wear makeup?
Yes. Still needed.
No you don't have to double cleanse everytime . Just when you are wearing makeup .
not every day, but it removes oils from your skin well. if you have oily skin, you should do it sometimes. it helps to remove my nose blackheads.
If you’re wearing sunscreen everyday then yes
Depends. I only wash with water in the AM if I didn’t wear heavy products the night before, it really helps your barrier. At night, it depends on how heavy the products were that I wore during the day. Some light Asian sunscreens come off well with just my cleanser, but many of them I definitely need to do a double cleanse. It also depends on your skin type and needs, if you’re oily, double cleansing really helps clean gunk away from your pores, if you’re dry, just rinsing with water in the AM can be super beneficial for helping your barrier. However, if I slug the night before, I usually will double cleanse in the AM to get the layer of goop off my slimy face. 😂
Most acids interact with each other unless it's hylaronic :(
Yo how do u all sleep with ur skin all wet and oily. Wont it just rub off on my pillow
I fold a bath towel, and tuck it up under my neck, ear, chin so my face stays propped up above my pillow. I just move it around until I get comfy, and it feels so good to have my neck supported at night, and I don’t slime my pillow. Everyone says to use satin or silk, I can’t stand it, instead, my face doesn’t even touch my pillow. Just make sure to wash every few nights so you don’t break out. Viola! No more slimy face stuck to your sheets!😂
I just learned that you do it two hours before bed so it can absorb. Moisturizers helped my oily skin. I couldn't believe it
it's best to sleep on your back
@@renata-tsekhanovetskaya god if only i could
Thank god I never drink alcohol in my life and I'll never
Thank God I didn't have to work that hard prior to 45. Moisturizer and sunscreen is all I needed. I did however know that sunscreen needed to be separate from moisturizer at 25.
What about retinol
Y
Does anyone know what kind of double cleanser she uses? It doesn’t say in description and it’s too blurry to read
Beauty of joseon cleansing oil + la roche posay purifying foaming cleanser
The water cleanser is la Roche Posay foaming cleanser the oil one i don't know
Genetics can't be fixed tho
Only a trip to the surgeon can fix it
No but the more you take care of something the longer it lasts 😊
I have fine lines in my 14s
Hailey Bieber line at the end 😊
Lol I use 3 cleansers
In your 20s….. I’m 14 💀
ME TOO IM 14 AND HAVE THEM IVE TRIED EVERYTHING HOW DO I GET RID OF IT
Tell me your skin care routine
Amén girl
Omg I am so tired of these videos coming up (I try to hit change it up….it doesn’t) I’m just twenty not even 21.. idk! I already use sunscreen everyday duh I’m Venezuelan but I’m not trying to mess with my skin. It’s called having a hot girl Summer guys… I hate hate hate it when people say that lol but yeah I use sunscreen on my face neck and hands at the very least every single day. Are you around. I also use retinol because I know that it’s good for your skin. I have made it up to the prescription strength wooohoo & I also use a vitamin C, and I use a mask or a serum 2 to 3 times a week to exfoliate. My skin completely fine, I just look up what I am purchasing.
Consistency is key. I agree with the devil hunting. That is probably a good idea for some people. I’d like to use on my cellular water before cleansing with the cream plant based cleanser but yep whole routine takes … two seconds? 20 seconds? Definitely not as long as this message talk to right now and there’s like 1 billion typos in it but why because I watched like two or three skin care videos by PillowtalkDerm and I getting all of these videos of people who aren’t dermatologist and aren’t aestheticians and honestly don’t have much of a change in their skin I mean she looks really good for being in her 30s I guess! I don’t think she’s 40… She said mistakes in her 20s I’m not trying to be rude here about ages. I also don’t think age matters, it was on the inside that counts❤
Plus, my mama just got a full body scan she is… Let’s just say over 40 and it said that she is 37 years old physically
Looks to be a brow lift or Botox… you had hooded eyes before and now look at them ❤ much love though
How i can double cleanse? I mean a normal cleanser and the other? Twice the same cleanser?
No they mean an oil based cleanser first then a water based cleanser
You look like Lana Rhodes ! 😮
Hello I’m 14 and have one across my head like what am I doing wrong🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
You look kinda like Beck from YOU!
Tretinoin
Which strength
@@heeeq0 depends on how your skin handles it, if your skin gets very irritated you can’t fight threw it u need to let ur skin heal and lower the strength of the tret, so I’d recommend the lowest strength, if ur skin still gets irritated then that means ur not ready for tret yet and should use weaker retnoids to help build tolerance which could take a couple months although if ur skin can resist the highest strength of tret already then it dosent matter keep using it
Im 12 and i have smile lines:(
Ur age ?
All thos tretinoin recommendations. It causes me wrinkles and deep smile lines at the age of 19 and no its not genetics both my parents are in there 50s and they don't have any wrinkles. You have been warned, that crap can ruin ur skin for good
Talking about fine lines in the 20's......
Young girls and teenagers are brainwashed with the fact that life is all about skincare.....and their loo!. What about their inner man?. OMG. Where is this world heading????
This is a skin care channel. People are not one dimensional. We're allowed to have multiple interests. I wish I cared for my skin and my well being more in my 20s.
Inner man
what about their inner man? what does that even mean
@@renata-tsekhanovetskaya How they feel in their soul. See how the world is changing. .feeling good in your soul affects your skin a lot 😉
Feeling good in our soul actually gives our skin a fresh glow. That is a fact
Some of us need Vitamin D girl
Endoscopic brow lift?
Yea her brows look way different
Could also just be a little Botox because that lifts your eyebrows too. I believe her Nice skin are because of the things she mentions in the video though.
@@leftthatbehind6090 botox does but not that much and mostly only the tail of the brow not the whole thing. Her entire brow area is lifted which is a brow lift. Skincare for the smoothness and radiance of her complexion I agree with!
No, both clips i was surprised by the glow and raising my eyebrows
wait...are you telling me you GOT RID of fine lines?!
You can't really get rid of fine lines once they've formed with botox or some other cosmetic procedure, but you can greatly reduce the appearance of them temporarily with products that smooth, hydrate, and fill in fine lines. Vitamin C is really good for that.
@@lusitanianightshade227 you absolutely can get rid of fine lines, it all depends on the circumstances
fine lines but 15???? or is it just my eye bag lines :,)))…
get rid of fine lines --> step 1: be in your 20s
What about mentioning expensive procedures? Just be honest. You do whatever you want with your money but just mention it so that people know what to expect with just their skincare routine.
People be buying everything suggested by these influencers and getting frustrated why they don't get those dramatic results, when these influencers get hundreds of dollars worth of microneedling, peels, lasers and other procedures
I’m so glad I’m black and age in slow motion
Yeah real nice bumpy skin
@@Black.Sabbath still no wrinkles 🤡
@@beingbrittanyy Can't hide those collarbone creases 〰️
20s? Im 18!!!!!
You have social media - that’s the reason you think you have lines 😅
She has a luminating skin, thats not good
Most important USE INGREDIENTS FOR YOUR SKIN TONE
Hey I noticed on your before pictures your nose looks different? And your face structure. If you did get plastic surgery you should really let us know and not cover it up with these products because it won’t work the same for us.
It’s the angle. I’ve never had plastic surgery, my nose has a slight bump at the top and that hasn’t changed 😊
@@sarahpalmyra I noticed you have the bumb still but in the old pictures your nose looks very wide and know it looks less wider or is it contouring?
@@rosamendoza1510 lol who cares? Seriously why do you care about this stranger?
@@purplegypsylady777 I care because she promotes products, so I would wanna know if the products she promotes to her viewers actually work and give results rather than plastic surgery and if she did no big deal but it is something that should be said
@@rosamendoza1510 she’s not saying the products made her nose smaller? So I don’t understand your point.
You do look older tho
like going into your early 30's. Sorry, nothing special with your routine.
You literally look the same ,the difference is ur makeup.
No, the first pic her eye fine lines was bold and now that fine lines a bit fade, I follow her tiktok from last summer and her skincare tips was real🤠
No, she also has a brow lift which can change how the skin around the brows look. Look at her eyebrows before and now.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 never had a brow list but I did get them micro bladed which made a difference
You can see the dehydration around her eyes in the before shots, mine used to look like that too. I used to do the same thing and was always stripped and dehydrated. My skin looks better now in my 40’s than in my 20’s in many ways, I’m still older and have some aging, but it looks so much healthier. I’ve never had anything done, it’s all with skincare and I’ve had a few TCA chemical peels that helped too.
Why u r showing ur embarrassing pictures 😂😂
You dont need sunscreen if you are not in the sun so save your money lol but boy is the cosmetic industry making billions of 5million trendy versions of sunscreen
YOU TALK TO FAST CALM DOWN
Tell me why she looks like doctor Diana