Looksmaxing, Glow-up Advice Review Ep.3 | r/qovesstudio: Cosmetic Surgery, Skincare & Hair
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Omg I used to be obsessed with how deep my eye bags were, thinking I needed undereye filler. Turns out it was just a long-term lack of sleep (and a bit of body dysmorphia)! I gotten 8 hours of sleep for the past 2 years and the issue completely resolved itself!
mine were really terrible from allergies I didn't know I had. I moved from Arizona to Colorado, lived here 13 years before finding out I am allergic to grass, pines and mold. now I take allergy meds, poof, terribly bad eye bags are gone. mind blowing.
Most of the time it's not that easy though.
You're lucky. I've had the problem since I was four and nothing I've ever tried has ever solved the problem
I feel like men aging faster is also a lot of a social thing.
Health is often advertised as being feminine
Jogging, eating salads, skincare
Whereas unhealthy things are advertised as masculine
Red meats, bacon, beer, vodka
Bacon and Red meat- if natural, are good foods. It's controversial i know but there's huge anti meat propaganda
red meats and other sources of rich saturated fats like lard, dairy and eggs are actually the most healthy foods you can find
@@kathrinat9824 pork is good for you, bacon is inherently full of insane amounts of sodium. It’s not controversial, it’s heavily misinformed
@@kathrinat9824 *in moderate amounts*. Consuming too much animal products is not healthy. That's not propaganda, its fact.
Am pretty sure women age faster, and not men.
The UV part of this made me think that could've vampires been born from rumours of people who don't go outside? My thought process is that in "the olden days" there where people who didn't go outside and therefore had pale skin and also looked young for their age. Seeing this some outsider might have grown envious and started to joke about how this pale skinned person might drink other people's blood to keep themselves young.
Actually it came from looking at a freshly decomposing corpse. All have the markers associated with vampires. It spooked the locals so bad that they beheaded the accused corpses so they wouldn’t “rise out of their graves and suck their blood”
@@memorizedvisions oh fr? The more you know
Well yea there is also the thing that most represent counts and what they did to the pesant subjects especially young women..
I believe a popular theory is that anaemic people who have low red blood cell levels, hence needing blood, were vampires
I swear they associated the pale skin with dead pale bodies
I started using Korean products because they are tailored for very pale skin. The bb creams offer very good sun protection, better than any tinted sunscreen I've tried.
thats not enough tho... unless youre applying copious amounts of bb cream, the suncreen in them is not gonna protect you enough. please also use a regular sunscreen underneath
Honestly Korean skincare products are so much more advanced
Could you recommend any of them?
@@Emma-mi2yb Skin79 and Dr. Jart are my favorites. Be careful tho, they get counterfeit
as an artist, it's really frustrating to hear people equate race to skin colour.
when you're coming up with characters or drawing other people, you inevitably have to consider what race they are and how to accurately draw that.
including facial structure, features, hair and skintone. this only slightly varies depending on your artstyle.
yes! phenotypes exist for a reason. i keep seeing people online harass lighter skinned black and indian people, despite them having all the features associated with their races. it feels like they arent really paying attention to how the person looks. im an artist as well and its my job to convey race in my characters
live your life man why is that such a problem
Personally i dont even think about their race lol. They jus turn out however they do, especially since my style is more on the painterly anime side. I write them first n then.. It doesnt matter
Bingo, color is not synonymous with race.
and dont get me started with texturism. I spent the last 6 months forcing myself to draw afro textured hair characters, and it embarassing that I've been programmed to think that straight is beautiful and ONLY flowy straight is beautiful. Im still deprogramming myself, but its nice to get truly diverse characters and their interaction as they come to life, it makes all the story better in my opinion.
Now this is my kind of video. I've gotten braces and laser hair removal, planning a nose job, further weightloss, skin clearing and tooth whitening next
Edit: I've semi changed my mind about rhinoplasty (nose job). Firstly I don't have the money even though I could save, there's more pressing things I need to spend my money on. Secondly, I'll admit it, I'm scared. I'm scared of something going wrong because if something does, I won't have the money to fix it. I have a boulbous tipped short African button. Most surgeons aren't skilled in dealing with these sorts of noses. I'll update you all on other things I get done though.
good luck
Just don't over do it with the teeth whitening it's bad for teeth in the long term. I'm very happy i got my jose done, I wish you best luck 🤞
Take it easy though. Sounds like a lot of change and I hope you’ll spread it over a timeframe. Good luck!
You don't need to change every part of yourself in order to be beautiful
I hope everything goes well!
It's kinda funny that the actors in White Chicks look more "trans-racial" with just make-up than Oli London
I think they used prosthetics in their faces too
@@vivitaap I mean Oily London did surgery which is more long term than prostethics, except the surgery did nOT flatter him at all and made him look like a cheap plastic doll than an actual Asian dude.
I think in oli londons case, he didnt get the right procedures that would have made him look closer to looking korean. E.g he tried to get the eyes but didnt realise that he should have shaved his eyebrow bones down to make it look natural, or didnt realise he needs more face fat for the look he wants. The doctors definitely took advantage of him. In the first place he didnt know what qualities a korean looking face has.
I hate that you referred to the iconic Wayans brothers as just "actors"
Can you make a video on women with masculine features vs women with feminine features?
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@@callieblossomASMR omg hey girl!! I knew I saw you somewhere :))
She was a little kid in that thumbnail lmao. We have a phase
yeah, glowing up is really just puberty
@@janaekelis Going through puberty doesn’t automatically mean for everyone that they’ll have a glow up unfortunately.
@@CJ-zw9hx Yeah and some people even have a glow down
@@CJ-zw9hx im aware, ive been through puberty and still look the same lol. i think its sensationalised bc we assume going through puberty will suddenly make us fit the beauty standard
I was extremely ugly when I was 11
as a response to your guest saying things about the california sun damaging his skin, i believe it is the pollution which makes the skin more easily to be damaged by the sun. I would be interested in a video if you could find studies on sun damage in relation to pollution
I endorse!
I am a Black man from South Carolina and when I moved to California I got my first sun burn. I thought that was very interesting being that I woould be outside all the time in SC and never got burned.
I disagree, I am Fitzpatrick 1 and a redhead and lived in south of China in Guangxi near the Tropic of Cancer. Never burned once and there was high pollution as living in Southern California. However when I visited Yunnan (sea level similar to Southern California), I and my husband (who is Chinese) had our first burn in China. I believe it has more to do with sea level and how close to the sun,I did notice how far the sun was living in Laibin, Guangxi in comparison to various parts of SoCal.
(Although I could be entirely wrong as this is anecdotal.)
And diet also affects how your skin reacts when exposed to the sun. Worst is having high pufas diet and processed foods.
@@jeffbro1021 This. Look at Annette Larkins, she’s almost 80, doesn’t wear sunscreen, and looks 40.
Can you talk about beauty pageants, and why people say the contestants "all look the same"?
Because of the beauty standards we have everyone tries to fit what's visually pleasing
this is easy lol. women in these pageants wear similar styles of gaudy and over the top make up that will show in press conferences, videos, etc. On an immutable level, beauty standards have become homogenized across the world thanks to colonialism and the internet. therefore, women are selected under the guise of that beauty standard.
hollywood looks all the same too at this point but why know why lol
I saw a documentary about Venezuelan pageants...they all undergo beauty speculation by specialists, who request surgery etc. before they enter. They do this because beauty pageants are all they have for women to "make it". Sad.
My own take is that the social idea of a "pageant" which is rooted in a past culture, in the present context is incongruent with a normal person's conception of beauty.
The idea of a pageant or "beauty competition" can be seen as an evolved form of a convention in feudal society where a prince or king, "the king" would choose from among a group of women presented to them (to be as theor wife, concubine, or otherwise). This idea is maybe represented more closely in shows like "the bachelor", but I digress,
In vying for the favor of the king, as everyone wants to be the chosen, the contestants aim to fit themselves into the image of an ideal that they believe, or is popularly thought, to be the image desired by the king. Coming back to the modern idea of the pageant, as society changed from feudal to modern "the king" is replaced by "the people", as the winner of a pageant is seen as the choice of the people (albiet selected by way of a panel of judges).
What constitutes the image of beauty among the people is therefore manifested in the contestants, but the disconnect occurs because where the king's image of beauty is individual and specific, the people's image of beauty is shared and general.
Where a contestant can't really fit themselves into the image of beauty held by an individual as this image is ideosyncratic, they can fit themselves into the image of beauty held by society as a contestant can just take the image thouht to be held by lots of individuals, or in other words the "average" image of beauty in a society.
When we think of our own image of beauty, does the image of the "average" pageant contestant come to mind? I think that in most cases it would not.
Black girl here, I actually prefer tinted sunscreen because normal mineral sunscreens give me that grayish, purple look.
Same! Plus tinted blocks UVA, the root of aging Lol
Will be looking into it
that shit causes cancer
What product/brand do you use?
@@user-dc6nc5mg7n Tula mineral magic it’s a mineral spf 30 and tinted. Leaves a very slight cast that goes away after a few minutes and it’s not greasy at all. Pipette baby has a mineral spf 50 that isn’t tinted but the cast isn’t bad and it goes away after a few minutes. It’s a bit greasy though.
The girl in the thumbnail is absolutely beautiful
I think it's not right to advise people to avoid the sun altogether. Excessive sun exposure is harmful but moderate sun exposure (10-15 min. per day, not in peak hours) is recommended. This is not my opinion, it is a general medical advise. The reasons for this:
1. Sun exposure is important not only for Vitamin D but for cognitive function (affects mood) and circadian rhythm regulations.
2. Sun exposure is crucial for vitamin D synthesis for people who do not take supplements on a regular basis (the majority of people). Also, the vitamin D produced by exposure to UV rays stays longer in our system compared to Vitamin D taken in the form of supplement.
On a side note, I would like to add that sun-induced aging is just one component of aging, since it affects mainly the skin. The aging of the face involves not only skin changes but also changes in soft tissues and bones.
Yes I agree that some sun exposure is healthy for the body. Everyone is caught up with how harmful the sun is that we forget how beneficial it is. I’m learning about different health myths with nature so yeah. People seem to only want to take care of themselves so how others will view them which is understandable but forget how they are to feel from taking of themselves in small ways like eating healthy to fuel yourself rather than someone will think you’re attractive.
there are Supplements
Instead if slathering myself in “sun block” chemicals, I don’t put on sunscreen and instead cover the skin during high sun exposure (long sleeves, sun hat, loose pants). That way I don’t waste money, exposure to chemicals, etc. High vitamin C foods, high vitamin D, and lots of fruits and vegetables; avoiding alcohol, smoking, sleep deficits. Get the REAL DEAL people. Slathering chemicals on your skin ISN’T where it’s at 😊
Glad he mentioned the thing about South Asia. So many different people here and we are so understudied
Same with Western Asia and Central Asia - I'm glad those were mentioned too
No offence but you do realise that being “understudied” means that your people aren’t doing their own research, right? Why would white people care to do intensive research into objective beauty when it doesn’t serve them? It takes a lot of money to do this. If you’re reading research and studies that are produced in English then you’re going to have research that caters to those people specifically.
@@ejhdbegbeidishdj9358 This is a gross oversimplification. Of course more people in these regions should conduct more studies, but there isn't sufficient funding at universities and/or more stuctural disatvantages to even get to universities. Of course there will be less studies...
I definitely don’t agree about nobody looking good bald. I think, for the most part, it can be super rejuvenating for a lot of men who are thinning or have severe recession. It can easily take off 10 years, especially with a smooth head shape. When you try to fight the balding, it only leads to disappointment when the inevitable happens. There are ways to maximize the hair you have to give the illusion of more hair with the right haircut, and having hair in the right spots, but once there’s no remedy for it - I would suggest shaving it. Rather than having patchiness that ages you, or hair replacement systems that ultimately don’t truly boost your confidence because you know it isn’t yours, come time to take it off. Better to just accept it, and give yourself a nice uniform look that may very well shed a couple years from your overall look. Personally, I wouldn’t go through the money, stress, or insecurities of hair replacement systems, or hair fibers, etc - I’d simply shave it and vaya con Dios.
yes! I totally agree. there are a string of videos of men on here that had been fighting it and hiding the thinning for years and they finally shave it off and...DAMN they look great afterwards! it really does take 10 years off of them ! plus I think it's very masculine and attractive to see a man with a nice beard and shaved head
He's much more subjective on beauty in these longer videos. Don't let the research fool you into thinking he's purely objective.
I agree with you. I think the main contributer to pulling off the shaved head, is being physically fit. As an example, Bruce Willis when he first made the change.
I agree. Some men just look infinitely better without their hair than with it. Just like how beard looks so handsome on some men while ugly on others.
One thing I would suggest for bald men. A bald guy with very sparse eyebrows and eyelashes looks sort of sick. I've noticed the few times I've been attracted to bald guys, I couldn't exactly figure out why. Than I realized they all had thick eyebrows and long curly eyelashes. Some oiling and giving a bit of definition to your eyebrows can go a long way.
Head shape amd face shape mean a lot. If a man has a narrow face, facial hair will help shaved head look good. The best is having a wide face and high cheekbones to make a shaved head look the best. My husband looks like an MMA fighter so shaved head fits him the best.
1. I would like to point out that contrary to popular belief, taking collagen supplements have little to no effect in slowing down, preventing or reversing the loss of collagen. When ingested collagen is broken down into amino acids that our body can't assimilate as "collagen" anymore, besides, supplements don't go magically to the specific part of the body that lacks what we are supplementing. It's like trying to moisturize dry skin by drinking a glass of water instead of putting an actual moisturizer on your face.
So if you want to prevent it effectively, just apply a broad spectrum sunscreen everyday and reapply every 2 hours (you can add antioxidant product before sunscreen for major prevention). And if you want to reverse it, vitamin c and retinoids are the most effective and well studied treatments for increasing collagen production.
2. I also wanted to point out that the ingredients mentioned to protect from visible light (Iron Oxides and Titanium Oxides) are the same ones that "give color" to almost every foundation/concealer. So if you are very concerned about blue light (it affects mainly to phototypes III, IV, V and VI) or visible light in general, I would recommend to opt for wearing make up, a BB cream with spf or the tinted sunscreen (as they recommended) over the "normal" sunscreen.
Since the shade and undertone range of tinted sunscreens is so limited, people probably won't apply the correct amount in order to avoid looking grey or orange. So relying solely on a tinted sunscreen will probably give you a lacking protection or a horrible makeup look. That's why I wanted to recommend to use a foundation that matches your skin tone perfectly after you've applied and let dry the mandatory 2 fingers of sunscreen. But in case you don't wear make up, you can apply the tinted sunscreen instead without worrying about applying to much or to little.
pd: I found this video super unique and interesting! Thank your for such a great content ❤️
What about collagen supplements for joints?
@@self-insert5981 I've been taking collagen supplements for years and decided to take a break from them for financial reasons. I jumped back on not long after because my joint started aching. That lasted for about a week or two after I started taking them again. I'm a young adult.
tl;dr - I'm pretty sure they work.
What about marine collagen?
16:54 'Most kids are just ugly looking little gremlins' had me dead 😭😂😂😂
I know right? Like why did other people in the comments not notice this part lol.
I think videos on specific plastic surgery procedures would be really interesting and helpful since we now know what facial features are attractive
Lorry Hill is a really good resource for this (for anyone considering plastic surgery)
I have always had a list of things I want to improve on. I thought I was weird or had bad self-esteem. But this video makes me feel like it's okay to think and plan improvment, with boundaries of course. Great video, thank you to you both! Well done 💖
Would love a video on dimples and why its so attractive?
I have an allergy to UV light, so I can give good advice on how to actually avoid it. Like a vampire. I rarely go out in the sun, and when I do, I wear
1. Clothes to cover most of my body. Saves money and effort on putting sunscreen everywhere. The clothes can't be too thin. Don't wear white- I know it sounds counterintuitive, because black absorbs more heat than white, but white is actually bad because it reflects the light onto your exposed skin, like a tanning reflector.
2. Sunscreen, just like you said. It really needs to contain some type of metal, like titanium oxide. Don't forget the ears, and *don't forget the lips*. Chapstick with UV protection is sold, and if you must, you can typically layer lipstick over top. Another thing is that you *must re-apply*. Read the packaging of whichever sunscreen you have for specifics, but it's usually every 2-3 hours that you must re-apply. Concerning makeup, it's possible to buy makeup products with SPF instead of just tinted sunscreen, but of course you must do your homework on what you're buying. Asian makeup lines tend to offer SPF more often, due to beauty standards in said countries. Pressed powder foundations with mica may offer additional protection.
Can't you just wear sunscreen and then your makeup on top of it?
@@sirendep2144 Yes, but it will hinder re-application of sunscreen, which must be re-applied every 2-3 hours
17:08 'there's so many people I see that get only 5 hours of sleep during puberty for whatever reason...'
SCHOOOL???
Man IPL treatment fixed my face soooo well. I grew up in Hawaii and in my mid 30s had so much age spots and dark patch areas. Got one IPL treatment and my face is so clean now. Thought I was fecked. Now I wear sunscreen everyday and never lookin back
IPL?
@@ghorstbusters6238 Intense Pulse Light therapy
Thank you for taking time and putting effort into this video
It was really informative and helpful to me :)
I really beleive in this .. i beleive to be a better version on youreself .. i have already got chin liposuction and otoplssty .. im also working out regularly and im saving money to have a more snatched waist before my summer holiday ..
this is the best series without a dought
The thing about europe is that I feel like germans (I only can speak for germans, 'cause I live here) see often spaniards, greeks, turkish, jews and sinti and roma as another race. Of course officially they're all considered white (maybe because the definition of race is heavily influenced by US american history) but I feel like the background of race in USA and Europe is so much different.
can you talk about how hair affects your look? i recently learned about hair height or something like that. it's just the part where your apex and forehead measures. dear peachie actually made a video about that. does it really make a difference? also why does solely having a good hair make you look instantly attractive / makes you look like you're richer all of a sudden. it's so weird. thanks
It does make a difference for me 😅
cant really cover the other things up but i do know the healthy hair making you look rich is a subconscious thing
by having good and healthy hair (you will see people pointing out the fact that its shiny for example) it will give the (subconscious) impression that you take good care of your hair, and, to be able to do that, you need money cause products and what not. that will lead people to think that you are rich or at least dont have any hard times with money (the last one doesnt really cross our mind cause its not that simple of a thought, and normally, the thoughts in your subconscious are simple yk, since you dont and cant expand the thought neither the rationalization of it)
@@leonor9503 omg that makes a lot of sense, i swear, i saw some lady at the mall having this rich blonde colored shiny ass hair and i didn't thought of anything but see her as a "rich" person, yea, it makes sense that shiny hair equates to healthy hair because you have the money to buy good hair products, i didn't know it was an unconscious thought until you brought it up. thanks for the explanation
@Zenith i guess, i saw that vid referencing from a chinese beauty guru, i can't recall her channel's name or tiktok handle, but i think chinese beauty gurus really push the boundaries of the beauty industry as asian skincare/beauty standards are now being recognized and patronized by more women by looking more "natural" and "fresher" by looking younger than their age (eg, plump cheeks, big eyes, m-shaped lips) than westerners' beauty standards, in which adores those who have more prominent bone structure, foxy eyes/cat eyes, full lips.
Genetics... frizzy hair means something's wrong with your vitamins meaning you're not going to have good babies and live a long time... It's funny how much of what we do is already predestined for us... I'm an atheist but it's kind of funny ...if I was a Christian, this is right where I would go to argue we are at least part of a simulation, science experiment or ant farm of something bigger... They usually go to John 316 and call me a dildo who will suffer for eternity.
This format is amazing!
Yes to the point on exercising! Katheryn Winnick has done martial arts her whole life and doesn’t look a day over 30!! I was genuinely shocked when I found out her age.
My opinion on glow ups: glow ups are so overrated and are making people get procedures without thinking it through. Everything is about ‘glowing up’ now and absolutely not loving yourself the way you are. It’s like there is always supposed to be room for growth and one should never be satisfied with what they have. Constantly growing and constant change is not realistic at all. Feel free to disagree, I just wanted to share my piece of mind.
This video isn't as much about glow ups ad it is about maintaining the good looks you already have
When the hell did glowing up become something you buy??? Glowing up is a natural process not something that can be bought. It is something you feel on the inside and out. People who go under the knife for a "glow up" aren't really glowing up thats just plastic surgery and most of them arent statisfied afterwards. You feel a glow up on the inside first then it radiates outwards. DO NOT let these fools fool you into spending money.
@@trey0693 literally the first point is about cosmetic surgery. I am talking about glow ups the way I see a ton of them shown on youtube/tiktok/instagram and what I have seen involves a lot of procedures. Lipo, fat freezing, fillers, dental work, botox, surgery. Thats why I mentioned them. I do realize it’s more than that. Sorry if my comment wasn’t clear, English is not my first language!
@@nekosaiyajin8529 that’s true, but my comment is just pointing out how some advertise glow ups.
I just think that guys have to do it since women find 80% of men unattractive like u can see "be yourself" isn't working! that's the reason ur single. Even "just be confident in yourself" doesn't work the whole thing is based on fake it till u make it since many ppl naturally don't have something to be confident abt whether it's a skill, face, body or even height! the whole "Love the yourself" is pretty limiting and moreover, women-focused! And lastly, the constant need to grow and change is human nature we are never quite satisfied we will always need more!
Working out and sleep is so important. It’s the only way I don’t have puffy eyes.
Isn’t California the "Golden State" and Florida the "Sunshine State?"
Also....... "Tinted" sunscreen isn’t tinted to block out more of the UV spectrum. It’s tinted with foundation to enhance the appearance of the skin. Botox doesn’t "freeze" anything. It paralyzes the muscles temporarily. So that the overlying skin no longer gets scrunched repeatedly during squinting or smiling or furrowing of the brow. Thus giving that skin a chance to relax and smooth back out. The volleyball player you mentioned probably smiles a lot. Plus...... In order to keep his sunglasses on, he probably raises his nose muscles up and squints quite frequently whilst having his mouth open. Thus contributing to the appearance of pronounced Nasolabial folds.
do you still recommend wearing a tinted sunscreen (over not-tinted one)?
For me i started getting my face waxed monthly and got a Brazilian treatment for straightening my frizzy hair makes a difference!
Same. I also dermaplane. Great exfoliation.
When it comes to sunscreen, it's a very different story from the U.S ane the rest of the world. In the U.S sunscreen is categorised as a drug so has to be FDA approved (as opposed to vitamins and other supplements. Yes, it's dumb).
Therefore any newer filters have to go through a whole lot of red tape before approval.
Because of this extreme precaution the U.S. has to rely on zinc oxide for the best UVA protection (UVA-B, which in itself is very subpar).
Americans can only get mediocre UVA protection if they don't order their stuff from anther continent
This so true. Finding a good sunscreen that doesn't break my skin out with acne or dry my skin up thanks to the zinc oxide ingredient is really trouble some. Not to mention I'm black so I'm really candid on finding a sunscreen that doesn't leave behind a white film or cast. I don't wanna go outside looking like Casper the ghost. The Korean sunscreens I try to get are usually small in amount of product and pricey. Then there's the question of chemical sunscreens vs physical sunscreens and which is better and safer for your skin. It's such a hassle.
A hassle but important to find one that works. With all three physical filter talk titanium oxide I've started leaning over to lrp Shaka over Japanese sunscreens that I've used before. My skin tans easily so it's honestly all experimentation. Happy to say that the asian ones do not irritate skin as much but I'd still be apprehensive on their protection of visible light in the sun.
@@eventplanner461 I use the spray ones.
@@dantan1249 Idk I've heard the spray on sunscreens aren't really safe or effective for the skin. I guess it depends on the brand you use tho. But if it works for you cool.
@@eventplanner461 safety is kinda questionable but there isn't any long term evidence that they cause harm. there have just been studies showing that the chemicals do end up in your bloodstream in small amounts. that's anything you put on though. the neutragena ones were contaminated earlier this year so id stay away from those for a while. they do work though. just a different mechanism. and its not annoying to wear.
It's so refreshing to hear men discussing these issues. Thanks for offering us another perspective!
qoves is the best, this is so interesting to listen to
The "illusion of a buzzcut" - that is the saddest thing I've ever heard. Look after your hair early, folks!
I accepted my balding at 23 the moment I saw it. I’m 31 and still have my hair because I started addressing it early.
@@dantan1249 You took the ximodyl drug stuff they talk about? :)
@@flazeda8743 minoxidil. its topical so i wouldn't say i take it like a pill. i apply to my scalp. lol
@@dantan1249 Thanks for the info I'll do the same! ;)
@@dantan1249 do you also take fin?
Overall a very interesting video. The conversation, the input and the many examples I'm sure a big part of the audience has experienced and can relate to.
17:00 Brazil is also one place where "race" gets slippery.
I love you Qoves but mate I gotta tell you, you’re way off the mark when talking about hair systems. And I’m not saying this out of spite but just genuinely want to help propagate good advice. Please do a little research into them because it’s really evident that you haven’t. The latest hair systems are completely hassle free, you can swim with them, exercise, do whatever and you’ll be fine, there’s even a video I saw of a guy who wears one to work and he works on I think it’s a wind turbine and even winds that strong didn’t even budge it. The advancement in that space is just incredible and also most importantly it’s a temporary solution which I think is a really big advantage. It means you can try it at any age and any state of hair loss and if you don’t like it then you can rule it out. Again, I love you Qoves just trying to help👍🏻
that's great but you still have to renew them every two months or something like that
@@saladasss2092 true, but you have to take a pill every single day of your life with the option they were suggesting, swings and roundabouts isn’t it I guess it’s what kind of sacrifice do you prefer to make. I’m not saying either way is better I am saying it’s good to know the options and that neither is bad.
I know a fair bit about how the newer systems work, but my criticism is that the cost and renewal outweigh the cost and renewal of taking a pill to keep your natural hair
There are a lot of good hair systems out there but I’ve also seen some terrible ones where the colour just doesn’t look natural or the hairline made way too low. Not all hair systems are made equal and how good it looks also depends on the artistry of the person installing it.
@@jcardi1544 completely agree mate, can have a vastly different result depending on who’s doing it. In answer to Qoves yes I would agree definitely more cost effective to take a pill. It’s not an option for everyone though as while I do agree the side effects are overblown, they do exist for a very small percentage of people. Plus there’s the people that don’t actually respond well to finasteride, as in it has no side effects but just doesn’t work well and they continue to lose hair, that group it’s actually quite large so it’s good we have options for those people too. I guess what I’m trying to say is there is no one size fits all solution to hair loss, you really have to look case by case and see what’s best for that individual, what you said in the video made it seem a bit too simple I think but maybe that’s not what you meant and just how it came across.
What do you think about facial yoga?
Phew this series rlly making me confront my unhealthy habits- by ep 3 I’m eating more fresh foods daily than I have in years, bc it’s time to stop letting my ED control my life bc that’s ruined my face sm, im on day 3 of quitting vaping (first attempt in years, cold Turkey) bc it was ruining my looks and skin at 18, and I’ve been sleeping every night compared to sleeping a few nights a week at the beginning of the year
Another good to help you in your journey: use adhesive tape made for skin use (you can buy those in drugstores) to tape your mouth before sleeping. It forces you to breath through the nose throughout the night and develop a good jaw shape as you probably already saw on this channel.
Very efficient, for a few bucks you immediately get 8 hours of nose breathing per day, the only downside is that the tape dries your lips.
I'll be 49 on Saturday and my fountain of youth game is on point! 💪🔥🤣
Where can you buy tinted sunscreen in retail stores and does anyone have recommendations ?
wishing this video’d been just you tbh... a lot of it was the both of you rehashing what you’ve already talked about in other videos, which i’m under the impression would be less likely if it were just you as you’re pretty well aware of what you have and haven’t covered (or alternatively that you’d gotten to know each other and each other’s content more beforehand, so it’d be less of “do you know about this or...”)
What type of collagen supplement should I be taking, and how high of a dosage?
Best advice, during puberty its best to maintain good health rather than sacrafice for school and other things. Later in life you will understand your mistakes and make priorities othertwise.
Oh yeah my mom's lack of sleep is behind horrible. She only sleeps 1 to two hours a night, and she drinks alot, and she's overweight. Now she's starting to age horribly. She is only 34 so there may still he some lee-way for her
12:40 The brand is called Elta MD. I'm not sure what he means when he says he needs a refill on it because it's not by rx. It's an OTC brand that they try to sell exclusively in salons and medspas but it can be easily bought by reputable retailers online for a cheaper price. It has a huge following. I've seen a lot of people compare it to La Roche Posay (which is even easier to find at big box stores). Definitely a great quality brand.
LOL imagining the Rock with hair made me crack up! 🤣🤣🤣 nah man, that's just WRONG!
I've had my hair get thinner. I've noticed it about 2-3 weeks ago and I thought it might've been because I had the flu before it, but I don't want to risk it so should I get minoxidil or finasteride? I'm only 19 but I have seen people have pretty big receding hairlines by the age of 23
My hair loss issue was due to hypothyroidism maybe get your tsh checked?
@@ayushipatil4504 thx for the suggestion
Hey i know this may seen like an exaggeration but are you sure it was just a flu??? Are you sure it wasn't covid? Because this is one of the symptoms that a lot of people have experience post covid
@@deborahgomes4072 that's what I searched for and found out as well. I tested myself multiple times and was only negative, I then searched whether being ill or having a flu could cause hair loss / thinning and apparently it can be true. I never lost my sense of smell or taste, but now I'm thinking maybe the hair thinning could be from something else
Maybe you should get an appointment with a doctor before running into conclusions. There are many causes that lead to hair fall after all. I have PCOS along with stress so that might explain my hair fall. Try to incorporate food that would improve the overall condition of your hair. Have a solid hair care routine that would strengthen your hair and your scalp. And yes, sickness can also lead to hair thinning 😅 so take care of yourself and focus on healing 💖
My only problem is that my mandible is a bit short bcz of case 2 malocclusion and mouth breathing.
The lady on the stopscreen, as well as Josh Peck. Vividly look like they also had a chin implant, cheekbone implants. Josh had a lot of work. Including a different set of teeth /veneers, gum plastics
Please take a look at microneedling makeup. Seems insane to me.
Is there a benefit in taking collagen? How much should i take daily? Can you do a video on that?
@Rara Si yeah....right.
Dr Dray made a video saying there were studies showing collagen supplements could be beneficial
36:19 And I think they look better without hair but it doesn't help the debate? You lost me here, before in the video it was quite objective even though I don't always agree but not on this part. Their very masculine features is why they look better bald in my opinion.
What collagen pills do you recommend?
How do you reapply sunscreen every 2 to 3hrs. I tried it but my pores got clogged and I started having breakouts. Do you wash your face, moisturize then put sun screen every 2hrs? How does it work?
May be the type of sunscreen you are using. I recommend doing some research and splurging on a higher quality brand. It'll be pricier but it's worth the investment, and what u can do is switch between the expensive and cheap one. Definitely wash your face at the end of the day!
not gonna lie, its pretty surprising how far oli london actually got
I would like to hear more about the baldness , how to prevent it ...
I'm going to say this with so much love... but... I think you should take an art class ...especially one that uses a digital pen ...again with so much love 😘 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tinted sunscreen doenst look off for men? Even for those with stubble? Thx
Petition to analyse Ruby Rose's face please!
Wtf I was literally rewatching Episode 1 and 2 of this a few hours ago, and then he decides to upload a 3rd one
U have clairvoyance, embrace it
2:50 When they started referencing white chicks it made me laugh a little. It reminds me of when Eddie Murphy played as Mr. Wong in Norbit.
I refuse to get surgery just to look good If I can't do it naturally then I'll just forever be ugly then.
Thats just dumb
@@mtfodaman1829not at all, some people don’t wanna risk being botched, then having to spend more money to fix that as well
Please, do a taehyung or hoseok beauty analysis.
Mewing was the best thing i tried i wish I found it about it earlier i started when i was about 18 and now I'm 20 and can't even imagine my face if i haven't tried it
i did mewing and i went from no jaw to almost model like face
i learned it from going to dr mew himself haha
Good boy
Think I started when I was 14, many, many years ago. Frankly, I really can’t say much of if I’ve noticed any changes or differences. Since it’s been all I’ve ever known. I most certainly do not have a face like Angelina Jolie’s in terms of structure, must be honest.
See what I’m wondering is how do y’all stay consistent with it? Like I might make a decision at the beginning of a day to new, but it’s kind of hard to remember as the hours go by
I love your content:) always so interesting! Also you express yourself very well and its clear you know what you’re talking about, but can’t say the same about jccatalyst srry, although cant agree about the men’s skincare aging, they have slightly ticker skinn than women(of course it depends in every person), but overall its the is the tendency..
hispanic are also very mix with basque ancestry something a lot of People don't know and the curious part is basque are the oldest eurpean culture we know off and they also have many of them sephardi ancestry jewish ancestry and a lot more ..
What are the hair products for male balding? And female?
Let's just hope for a better hair loss medication in future. A drug that specifically stops binding to follicles as oppose to just nuking systemic dht.
33:49 Right ? It's about who's your friend enough. Because an handsome dude going bald is is basically just another more scalp on your agenda.
I'm American and it's so refreshing to hear you guys talk about this. I'm SO sick of identity politics and I even fit into 3 categories of, "minority," or, "oppressed." I can't wait for it to be over with.
Same
This is speaking directly about how people look and not about the other things going on. The fact is these people don’t really have any credibility when it comes to race relations in the U.S. So take what they say with a grain of salt
Can you explain your last sentence?
how to stop hair thinning and falling out?
Do collegen suppliments work?
There are led light treatments that are highly effective at regrowing hair
Idk if anyone already said this in previous comments but "the sunshine state" is Florida...California is "the golden state". These are arguably similar...but as a Californian, I couldn't let it slide, haha sorry.
about the micropigmentation. You can tell it's fake, especially when you have a sweaty head or a bad artist did it.
11:57 Just a tip: even though titanium oxides (especially titanium dioxide that is used in a lot of makeup) may help you blocking out the (visible) sunlight, it is not a good/healthy product on the long term and can even bring more damage to your skin...
Source?
Where did you read this please?
amazing video
Can you make video on Zayn Malik before and Aftee puberty? His jaw literally changed for me.
Obviously 🙄 his face gonna change post puberty
Women expect there guy to look like boys forever it’s a trade off for a high sex drive n bigger penis guys that look like boys still chances are have small penis syndrome
It's December and I live in Sweden. The sun goes up at 8.45 and goes down at 14.54 and most of the time it's cloudy. Do you really think I need sunscreen to protect my skin? Can't you get other negative health effects by avoiding sunlight? Seems unnatural and unhealthy to me.
Yeah i think you're ok.
People evolved to lighter skin for a reason
It depends on what you're doing, but if you're not a very outdoors person then j think you're fine with that
@@lemon_boii1074 I think so too, I'm pretty light skinned, but wearing sun screen now feels like overkill. I have an office job, so I don't work inside.
UV light is very powerful despite cloudiness, it helps to protect skin against many things especially skin cancer.
@@pistolen87 heat is not dependent on how close the sun is to the earth, rather it's the angle which the sun hits the earth from that makes the temperature rise in summer for example. In winter, the sun is closer to the earth and further away in summer. UV rays still reach you even inside of your house, basically, if you are near a window you get exposed to UV rays. I still recommend using sunscreen, maybe lower SPF and just a bit should be more than enough. You still get Vitamin D even if you are wearing sunscreen. There are a lot of other things in life that give you more wrinkles than UV rays. The way you sleep for example.
20 mgs of accutane 3 times a week will do wonders to ur collagen synthesis with minimal liver damage
Do you have a video on skim care? That Korean actor has peaked my interest.
My white girl beauty ideal is Megan fox, Rachael Mcadams, Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Seyfrieded
11:09 what about using antioxidant serum instead
Slight correction… Sunshine state is Florida not California.
The girl in the thumbnail is gorgeous, anyone have her IG?
Where's episode 2? I've found ep 1 and this one
Man... I'm realizing that I completely fucked up my puberty.
is it just me, or did you skip episode 2? am i crazy? did i miss it?
The comment about baldness and the model industry is so lame. Models are young men often under 25 yo. There are few chances to find bald young men. There is a universe between beeing bald as a mature man and receding as a young man.
Moreover the comment Tinder is also lame. On this app we will find more young men under 30 yo than mature men around 40 and over. And it's the same for the women.
it's annoying having a young face as a guy I get told I look 15 to 14 despite being 20 can't rven be mad at that though I'll look 20 in my 40s and 30s
I think there are people who look good bald🥺
Bro said he WAS a person of color wtf
It's called being trans racial, try be more open minded . It's 2024
6:58 the Dravidian and the Aryan thing was developed by the Britishers. They are the same people , genetically and ethnically.
aryans come from central asia. they are in no way related to south indians.
Actually when I was playing video games at night for hours I woke up with with REALLY bad hyperpigmentation around my nose and mouth . Always wear sunscreen even at home
Are you fucking high woman? Sunscreen protects you from uv damage not blue light. Blue light isnt even strong enough to damage your skin.
That’s because of a lack of sleep
You can turn off the blue light on your screen and phone! Helps with skin health
@@jerm_ I'm afraid it does. Recently studies have researched this and blue light from screens seems to age the skin
@@jolienvanhelvoort1407 what are these studies? give links