💖 I'm new to all of this, but very analytical by nature. I bought 2 sets of very small microfiber cloths, and use one to rinse as you say here, and then a second one soaked with a bottled mineral water (like Evian) imagining that it is better than our city water where I live. I also saw a post about someone using "scrunchies", headbands, or cut off socks on their forearms to keep the water from dripping down their arms. 😀
Hey! :) Do you like your microfiber cloths? I usually use common headbands to hold my hair back. However, now that my hair is a bit longer, I enjoy using bobby pins😉 As for the water, my T-shirt or bathrobe soaks it up😉 I also have a towel on the floor because the water splashes everywhere (because of the way I sit. I sit on my knees for those demonstrations)😊
Super useful! I find myself breaking out recently from using my washcloth, so I am definitely going to switch to using my hands more often! Wish me luck, hope to see some progress! 🙌🙌
Hey! :) I think that the washcloth helps you to wash your face and remove the cleanser more effectively than using just your hands. That's why I love using washcloths so much! 🥰
Wash clothes are also a mild exfoliator where just splashing water and rubbing with your fingertips would not exfoliate nearly as well. Perhaps it's just helping you keep your pores unplugged
Thank you, Melissa. If a person has rosacea, I'm not sure if they should use a washcloth. I think it might inflame and irritate the face. PS - I appreciate your lowkey, adult approach to your videos. You have a very professional, no-nonsense demeanor that is also friendly. Thank you.
Yes, depending on the washcloth you are using. But have you tried the clothes I showed you in the video? They are very soft, and you can also decide how much pressure you put on them, so it is really worth a try. And thank you. 😃
As Melissa said, you certainly can use a soft flannel or washcloth if you have rosacea....my skin is very dry and sensitive (red) specially during the winter months ... I just wouldn't rub to much but it works...Also, using a soft micellar water is very helpful to reduce irritation...in my personal experience.... Good luck!!
What about those facial scrub brushes? Some are battery operated. Is it worth investing in one? If so, shld you use daily? ….. I simply LOVE your channel ! You have a wealth of information, you shld seriously consider putting it in a book …. I’d be one of the first to buy 😁🙏🏽💖
Hey! :) I haven't tried them, so I'm not sure if they are worth the price (with or without battery). I would need to test them before judging😉 Thank you, that's so sweet of you!🥰
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet Appreciate the prompt reply Melissa❣️ ……. I have notifications on so if you decide to try, I’ll definitely be tuning in to see wht you think em 😊 …. Thnx again!
😀😀😀... I didn't know you had so many of the washcloths!??😂😂... Me too..now a days I use them also in the morning..with micellar water. ( Even though my dry skin, I still enjoy a fresh clean face in the morning)..... currently using the Cerave one...nice gentle..... 👍👍
Hey Manuel! Yeah, those were just a few; I have a lot more 😂 Yes, I can imagine that it works well when using it with micellar water, as it's so gentle😊 I like CeraVe Micellar water, too, as it isn't irritating my eyes which I often experience with other makeup-removing products😔
Hey 👋 I have a question regarding skincare but not related to this video, hope you won't mind . I'm thinking to use chemical exfoliant but I have active acne nd acne marks nd I'm already using lots of products but alternate days or once a week. So would it react or would it cause any other issue if I use AHA+BHA.? Product i use: Day: Niacinamide and alpha arbutin Night: pimple patch, salicylic acid and azelaic acid
What exfoliant do you want to use? Because you are already using Salicylic Acid, which is an exfoliant. What Salicylic Acid product do you use an how often do you use it?
Hey! Thank you so much for replying to something which isn't related to your current video. And I have 10-12 acne right now and I'm using salicylic acid everyday but I feel it isn't working for me, all of a sudden from last 2-3month my face is just too oily nd I'm having new acne everyday. so I'm thinking to use the minimalist AHA 25% +PHA 5% + BHA 2% . But idk if I should use that or not...??
@@sonali6881 Since when are you using Salicylic Acid? The products you've mentioned above, are those all the products you use? If not, what else do you use? Have you started using them at the same time or one by one? Has anything else changed? Like the weather, stress or your diet?
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet I'm using salicylic acid from last 20days nd all those other products that i have mentioned I'm using them from more than 6months now. Nd yes i started using them same time or let's say same day.
@@sonali6881 Hm...I don't think your Salicylic Acid product is the issue since you've mentioned that over the last 2-3 months you’re experiencing more breakouts and oilier skin, and you've been using Salicylic Acid only for the last 20 days...
Hi mellisa, do you recommend using Gua Sha/facial roller after application of retinol, vitamin c etc.? I mean massaging with face roller immediately after applying actives. Does it help with better absorption of products? Or just wastage of time and product?
Hey! :) I haven't tried Gua Sha or face rollers. As of now, it's also not in my interest to try it. I would just use it with hydrating water-based products. I wouldn't use it with treatments or oils as I believe this can worsen the skin's condition. Let's say you have acne-prone skin and use an oil to do Gua Sha; most often, this will worsen acne.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet but you have to give it to the brand for posting high definition pictures of before and after unlike other major brands who put blurry pictures.
@@ah.l I meant generally speaking. But these pictures can be manipulated very easily, so they are not really something trustworthy. I mean, just look at RUclips and Social Media 99 % of people use filters etc...
Hey! :) I bought them on Amazon. If you look for makeup/microfiber washcloths, you should be able to find some! :) Here: www.amazon.de/-/en/stores/LaBeaut%C3%A9/page/9492E8B4-507A-4AAA-873E-7EBBCB9ADCC0?ref_=ast_bln However, you may not be able to get them, depending on where you are from🤔
Hello Melissa thanks alot for ur review,,, came across one of your videos about Nivea creme moisturizer is it okay to use it with ordinary niacinamide serum and hyaluronic acid serum
Is it ok to only rinse your face with water in the morning, keeping in mind that you have applied a regular night treatment or should you absolutely wash it off before applying your daytime treatment ?
Hey! 😊 I bought the washcloth on Amazon. Look for makeup remover washcloths (or reusable makeup remover washcloths); something similar should then pop up! 😊
Hello again 😄, hope you are fine, i want to ask if i can combine these products Am: vitamin c (T.O. ascorbyl tetra solut 20% in vit f or T.O. ascorbyl 8% + arbutin). Pycnogenol Moisturizer PM : Argireline Matrixyl Copper peptides ( hylamide subq skin or Niod) Moisturizer. Exfoliate night: Lactic acid Amino acids b5 Moisturizer. And one night in week i will apply retinal beauty of joeson, can you suggest me a moisturizer? Mixed skin. Thanks in advance 🙏❤️
Hello Marou, Why do you want to use so many peptide serums in the same routine? 🤷♀️ That makes no sense. And I think there is no moisturizer needed as all of them contain enough hydrating ingredients 😃
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet ok 1 serum i swear 😁. The other routines are ok? And have you got video for beauty of joeson eye revive serum? I order it and i 'll apply it on the eye area and forehead, what moisturizer is better with the eye serum? T.O or la Roche posay double repair or something else?
@@marou2144 I wouldn't use any of the Vitamin C serums you've mentioned above with Pycnogenol since they all have an oilier texture which can feel too heavy or oily on the skin. So, instead, I recommend using TO Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution (Water-Based Vitamin C Derivate) with Pycnogenol; this will layer much better! :) No, I haven't tried BoJ Eye serum, however, it looks already quite hydrating that I don't think that you need to use a moisturiser afterwards :)
Ah yes, I forgot to mention this 😏 But yes, you can put them into the dryer, however, they also stay soft when you do not put them into it, which is not the case with the "regular" washcloths.
Hello I used a foaming cleanser and I feel like there’s residue on my skin and I tried washing face but it still feel like there’s a film on my skin would a wash cloth be beneficial?
What foaming cleanser do you use? Have you tried adding more water to the cleanser when massaging it over your face? However, yes, such a washcloth is very handy!
I use micellar water with a microfibre Reusable makeup remover pad which is not as soft as a facial pad should be tbh, and then use my hands to double cleanse with regular cleanser. Just started it few days ago, I'd say I liked my oil or balm cleansers better as step one cleansing but currently I'm having fungal acne so switched to this method. To remove the grims I really have to scrub my face hard with the pad which fears me of damaging my skin. Sunscreen gets removed though.
Hey! 😊 Makeup remover pads can be rough compared to makeup removing/microfiber washcloths, as demonstrated in the video. However, if you're currently experiencing fungal acne, I highly recommend seeing a doctor to get the right treatment to make it stop.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet thank you Melissa. I did consult a doctor. Got recommendations for more hygiene maintenance like showering right after sweating, staying indoors in cooler temperatures, using sulphur and ketoconazole on acne. As for double cleansing I wish I knew that these pads are not very gentle. I'm gonna switch to more softer microfiber bamboo cotton hybrid pads. Those, people say are very soft on skin, at least the brand I ordered. However I still feel like I should try to oil cleanse once a week to just deeply clean the accumulated congestion overall, just once a week so that my FA doesn't get triggered too much or gets subdued easily with ongoing medications.
@@shreya3462 Oh okay! That's great to hear! Yeah, using an oil or balm cleanser does help to properly wash the face. I really enjoy Beauty of Joseon Oil or Balm Cleansers. They are very gentle and hydrating while taking everything effectively off the skin! :) You can also double cleanse more often throughout the week depending on your preference and needs :)
I think it depends. In the shower, I never use a washcloth, but when cleaning my face over the sink, I do. However, it also depends on what you're trying to remove. If you don't wear any makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products, using just your hands will be more than enough. Just test it out and see how it goes. But remember, it's important to use a clean washcloth daily.
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Thank you❤❤
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I'm new to all of this, but very analytical by nature. I bought 2 sets of very small microfiber cloths, and use one to rinse as you say here, and then a second one soaked with a bottled mineral water (like Evian) imagining that it is better than our city water where I live.
I also saw a post about someone using "scrunchies", headbands, or cut off socks on their forearms to keep the water from dripping down their arms. 😀
Hey! :)
Do you like your microfiber cloths?
I usually use common headbands to hold my hair back. However, now that my hair is a bit longer, I enjoy using bobby pins😉 As for the water, my T-shirt or bathrobe soaks it up😉 I also have a towel on the floor because the water splashes everywhere (because of the way I sit. I sit on my knees for those demonstrations)😊
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet yes, I love the microfiber cloths!
Super useful! I find myself breaking out recently from using my washcloth, so I am definitely going to switch to using my hands more often! Wish me luck, hope to see some progress! 🙌🙌
Good luck 🙃😉
Maybe it’s the laundry soap you use
its wierd that i dont get breakouts when i use a washcloth but i get breakouts when i use my hands
Hey! :)
I think that the washcloth helps you to wash your face and remove the cleanser more effectively than using just your hands. That's why I love using washcloths so much! 🥰
Do you wash your hands before using your hands to wash your face?
@@bxffles1667bru
Wash clothes are also a mild exfoliator where just splashing water and rubbing with your fingertips would not exfoliate nearly as well. Perhaps it's just helping you keep your pores unplugged
Thank you, Melissa. If a person has rosacea, I'm not sure if they should use a washcloth. I think it might inflame and irritate the face.
PS - I appreciate your lowkey, adult approach to your videos. You have a very professional, no-nonsense demeanor that is also friendly. Thank you.
Yes, depending on the washcloth you are using. But have you tried the clothes I showed you in the video? They are very soft, and you can also decide how much pressure you put on them, so it is really worth a try.
And thank you. 😃
As Melissa said, you certainly can use a soft flannel or washcloth if you have rosacea....my skin is very dry and sensitive (red) specially during the winter months ... I just wouldn't rub to much but it works...Also, using a soft micellar water is very helpful to reduce irritation...in my personal experience....
Good luck!!
Very well demonstrated
What about those facial scrub brushes? Some are battery operated. Is it worth investing in one? If so, shld you use daily? ….. I simply LOVE your channel ! You have a wealth of information, you shld seriously consider putting it in a book …. I’d be one of the first to buy 😁🙏🏽💖
Hey! :)
I haven't tried them, so I'm not sure if they are worth the price (with or without battery). I would need to test them before judging😉
Thank you, that's so sweet of you!🥰
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet Appreciate the prompt reply Melissa❣️ ……. I have notifications on so if you decide to try, I’ll definitely be tuning in to see wht you think em 😊 …. Thnx again!
Those things will year your face up
@@conniescrustycharredcooter2476 they’ll what my face?
@@kelvincastillo459 tear your face
😀😀😀... I didn't know you had so many of the washcloths!??😂😂... Me too..now a days I use them also in the morning..with micellar water. ( Even though my dry skin, I still enjoy a fresh clean face in the morning)..... currently using the Cerave one...nice gentle..... 👍👍
Hey Manuel!
Yeah, those were just a few; I have a lot more 😂
Yes, I can imagine that it works well when using it with micellar water, as it's so gentle😊
I like CeraVe Micellar water, too, as it isn't irritating my eyes which I often experience with other makeup-removing products😔
Depends on how clean your hands are. Don't want to spread germs and microbes on your face that not even water and typical soap can remove.
Well, yes, then you first need to clean your hands.
Hey 👋 I have a question regarding skincare but not related to this video, hope you won't mind .
I'm thinking to use chemical exfoliant but I have active acne nd acne marks nd I'm already using lots of products but alternate days or once a week. So would it react or would it cause any other issue if I use AHA+BHA.?
Product i use:
Day: Niacinamide and alpha arbutin
Night: pimple patch, salicylic acid and azelaic acid
What exfoliant do you want to use? Because you are already using Salicylic Acid, which is an exfoliant. What Salicylic Acid product do you use an how often do you use it?
Hey! Thank you so much for replying to something which isn't related to your current video.
And I have 10-12 acne right now and I'm using salicylic acid everyday but I feel it isn't working for me, all of a sudden from last 2-3month my face is just too oily nd I'm having new acne everyday. so I'm thinking to use the minimalist AHA 25% +PHA 5% + BHA 2% . But idk if I should use that or not...??
@@sonali6881 Since when are you using Salicylic Acid?
The products you've mentioned above, are those all the products you use? If not, what else do you use?
Have you started using them at the same time or one by one?
Has anything else changed? Like the weather, stress or your diet?
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet I'm using salicylic acid from last 20days nd all those other products that i have mentioned I'm using them from more than 6months now. Nd yes i started using them same time or let's say same day.
@@sonali6881 Hm...I don't think your Salicylic Acid product is the issue since you've mentioned that over the last 2-3 months you’re experiencing more breakouts and oilier skin, and you've been using Salicylic Acid only for the last 20 days...
I’ve gotten some of the wash clothes and I love them 😍
Hey again! :)
Glad to hear that you love them, too🥰 It's such a great 'tool' to use in between! :)
Where did you buy them from? Hardware shops or like a target shop!?!
Hi, how to you wash your face towels? At a high temperature? On their own or with other clothes? Thanks!
It depends. Mostly with clothes, in that case at 40 degrees, but sometimes with other towels at 60 degrees. I use fragrance-free baby detergent.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDietthanks!
Hi mellisa, do you recommend using Gua Sha/facial roller after application of retinol, vitamin c etc.? I mean massaging with face roller immediately after applying actives. Does it help with better absorption of products? Or just wastage of time and product?
Hey! :)
I haven't tried Gua Sha or face rollers. As of now, it's also not in my interest to try it. I would just use it with hydrating water-based products. I wouldn't use it with treatments or oils as I believe this can worsen the skin's condition. Let's say you have acne-prone skin and use an oil to do Gua Sha; most often, this will worsen acne.
have you studied supplements for skin conditions? check blur potion, how is that supposed to help fading dark spots.
I did not look deeply into it, but I think they are unnecessary if you have balanced nutrition.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet but you have to give it to the brand for posting high definition pictures of before and after unlike other major brands who put blurry pictures.
@@ah.l I meant generally speaking. But these pictures can be manipulated very easily, so they are not really something trustworthy. I mean, just look at RUclips and Social Media 99 % of people use filters etc...
Can you use a microfiber cloth as a face towel
do you mean to dry your face? 🤔
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet Yes
@@lovejesusalways.03 I think it's not absorbing the water well, so it's better to use a normal cotton towel.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet Oh alr! Ty☺️, i was really wondering that for a while
Hi Melissa, can you share a link to the washcloths that you’re using? Thanks!
Hey! :)
I bought them on Amazon. If you look for makeup/microfiber washcloths, you should be able to find some! :)
Here: www.amazon.de/-/en/stores/LaBeaut%C3%A9/page/9492E8B4-507A-4AAA-873E-7EBBCB9ADCC0?ref_=ast_bln
However, you may not be able to get them, depending on where you are from🤔
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet thank you. I’m in the US and they’re not available here but I will look for something similar
thank you for sharing 😊
My pleasure 😊
Hello Melissa thanks alot for ur review,,, came across one of your videos about Nivea creme moisturizer is it okay to use it with ordinary niacinamide serum and hyaluronic acid serum
Hey! :)
Yes, that's fine! :)
Thanks so much Melissa
How do you store your multiple clothes with limited space
Do you have a drawer where you can store them?
Is it ok to only rinse your face with water in the morning, keeping in mind that you have applied a regular night treatment or should you absolutely wash it off before applying your daytime treatment ?
Hey! :)
It's fine to wash your face with just water in the morning. However, I recommend washing it with a cleanser in the evening :)
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet will try out this routine . Thanks.
Melissa, would you please tell me what happens if I apply my LRP Retinol eye cream all over my face? It expires in 6 mouths and i wont finish it.
Not much other than enjoying the benefits that it offers :)
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet 🤗 🥰🙏
Hey Melissa waar kan die gezicht doekjes kopen?
Hey! 😊
I bought the washcloth on Amazon. Look for makeup remover washcloths (or reusable makeup remover washcloths); something similar should then pop up! 😊
Hello again 😄, hope you are fine, i want to ask if i can combine these products
Am: vitamin c (T.O. ascorbyl tetra solut 20% in vit f or T.O. ascorbyl 8% + arbutin).
Pycnogenol
Moisturizer
PM : Argireline
Matrixyl
Copper peptides ( hylamide subq skin or Niod)
Moisturizer.
Exfoliate night: Lactic acid
Amino acids b5
Moisturizer.
And one night in week i will apply retinal beauty of joeson, can you suggest me a moisturizer? Mixed skin.
Thanks in advance 🙏❤️
Hello Marou,
Why do you want to use so many peptide serums in the same routine? 🤷♀️ That makes no sense.
And I think there is no moisturizer needed as all of them contain enough hydrating ingredients 😃
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet probably i m excited and i want it all 😁
@@marou2144 Haha, maybe.🤣 But 1 is enough per routine since they basically do the same.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet ok 1 serum i swear 😁.
The other routines are ok?
And have you got video for beauty of joeson eye revive serum? I order it and i 'll apply it on the eye area and forehead, what moisturizer is better with the eye serum? T.O or la Roche posay double repair or something else?
@@marou2144 I wouldn't use any of the Vitamin C serums you've mentioned above with Pycnogenol since they all have an oilier texture which can feel too heavy or oily on the skin. So, instead, I recommend using TO Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution (Water-Based Vitamin C Derivate) with Pycnogenol; this will layer much better! :)
No, I haven't tried BoJ Eye serum, however, it looks already quite hydrating that I don't think that you need to use a moisturiser afterwards :)
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Are the microfiber cloths ok to go in the dryer?
Ah yes, I forgot to mention this 😏 But yes, you can put them into the dryer, however, they also stay soft when you do not put them into it, which is not the case with the "regular" washcloths.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet thank you 😊🇦🇺
@@MadMaxine1979 🇱🇺
Hello I used a foaming cleanser and I feel like there’s residue on my skin and I tried washing face but it still feel like there’s a film on my skin would a wash cloth be beneficial?
What foaming cleanser do you use? Have you tried adding more water to the cleanser when massaging it over your face? However, yes, such a washcloth is very handy!
Okey thank you ! And it’s called epionce foaming cleanser . Do you think a warm wash cloth should get off all the residue ?
@@rjlahaie8581 Ok, yes - just make sure to avoid hot water.
which ordinary product or any active would be helpful to fade away hyperpigmention effectively??????
Available over-the-counter Adapalene 0,1%. BUT if you have Melasma, it will not help.
I use micellar water with a microfibre Reusable makeup remover pad which is not as soft as a facial pad should be tbh, and then use my hands to double cleanse with regular cleanser. Just started it few days ago, I'd say I liked my oil or balm cleansers better as step one cleansing but currently I'm having fungal acne so switched to this method. To remove the grims I really have to scrub my face hard with the pad which fears me of damaging my skin. Sunscreen gets removed though.
Hey! 😊
Makeup remover pads can be rough compared to makeup removing/microfiber washcloths, as demonstrated in the video. However, if you're currently experiencing fungal acne, I highly recommend seeing a doctor to get the right treatment to make it stop.
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet thank you Melissa. I did consult a doctor. Got recommendations for more hygiene maintenance like showering right after sweating, staying indoors in cooler temperatures, using sulphur and ketoconazole on acne. As for double cleansing I wish I knew that these pads are not very gentle. I'm gonna switch to more softer microfiber bamboo cotton hybrid pads. Those, people say are very soft on skin, at least the brand I ordered. However I still feel like I should try to oil cleanse once a week to just deeply clean the accumulated congestion overall, just once a week so that my FA doesn't get triggered too much or gets subdued easily with ongoing medications.
@@shreya3462 Oh okay! That's great to hear! Yeah, using an oil or balm cleanser does help to properly wash the face. I really enjoy Beauty of Joseon Oil or Balm Cleansers. They are very gentle and hydrating while taking everything effectively off the skin! :) You can also double cleanse more often throughout the week depending on your preference and needs :)
@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet thank you again for good suggestions 🥰 you're always so sweet and caring
Worrying about how dirty my wash cloth is is the least of my issues, air dry it out in the sun after using it
Should You Wash Your Face With Your Hands Or Washcloth*
I think it depends. In the shower, I never use a washcloth, but when cleaning my face over the sink, I do. However, it also depends on what you're trying to remove. If you don't wear any makeup, sunscreen, or skincare products, using just your hands will be more than enough. Just test it out and see how it goes. But remember, it's important to use a clean washcloth daily.
❤❤ i like your energy to reply all the messages@@MelissaVanDijkTheSkinDiet