Love your videos and your approach to skincare! Not debunk but if you can breakdown self tanners how colour develops and If the colour is too dark or too orange what we can do to alter it chemically.
Thank you... PLEASE are you able to share examples of 'available in N. America' or brands of sunscreens that meet the PPD scale . . . very interested in and believe it is very important as we are SO behind in N. America in regards to UVA protection. Thank you for all you continue to share.
If you could get our hands on a UV camera and test if different products with SPF actually work, that would be phenomenal! I'd very much like to see how foundations, sprays and powders with SPF work when compared to proper sunscreens. No one better to ask this from than the actual Science & Sunscreen Queen! 👑
A year or two ago, I asked my dentist about activated charcoal toothpaste...literally, she laughed at me and told me that my teeth are too nice to destroy like that. She maybe sounds harsh, but I really like my no-nonsense dentist and that she doesn't pull punches with answered questions!
And it's funny: earlier today I watched How to Cook That's video from around 2 months ago, where her hubby did a big old exposé re: 5 Minute Crafts/123 Go/etc and their shady practices.
Thank you so much for the video! When I was a teenager I would follow beauty hacks like these and sometimes they irritated my skin a lot or took a ton of work and did nothing. Of course now that I am older and wiser I don't fall for it anymore, but I think it is really important that there is someone like you, who explains it on a scientific level and prevent a lot of frustration or even harmful result. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us!
Or haircare. There’s a reason why we have the products we do, it’s gives us the most benifits without damaging. If how people used to use items then we’d still be using them, but we’ve improved and found what was wrong with the old ones.
You don’t know what you are talking about lol. Some DIY skincare actually works. You will only harm your skin if you use something that is way out of your skin PH range
@@ThymeofGhost Humans stopped using food items as skincare because companies came along and started manufacturing stuff for profit and for ease of use by more people. People are inherently lazy. It's easier to take a bottle off the shelf than make your own face mask from food items, so cosmetic products took off fast. That doesn't mean *everything* is bullshit. Most skincare companies use natural ingredients, too, eg. makeup removers use natural oils. Many creams utilize aloe vera, avocado etc. But they also have to use chmical ingredients because the product has to stay fresh for a long time, avoid nasty fungi developing etc. That STILL doesn't mean just using olive oil on your skin as makeup remover would be any worse. BUT you need to know what things work and what things are safe, and this knowledge is what most people don't have anymore.
A VIDEO IDEA: Historic DIY shampoo recipes from different centuries and different parts of the world :) i was recently reading about it and it was really interesting, e.g., washing hair with eggs, chestnut water, birch leaf water, etc.
Eggs are still being used today. Even in some salons/spa's. And for people who don't want to deal with that mess (keep in mind that the eggwhite can coagulate when showering in hot water, and getting stuck in the hair), some brands also add it to their haircare products.
I've actually gotten into egg hair washing in my quest to make my routine as natural on the planet as possible (zero-waste). I would separate the egg yolk and and whites, use the yolk on my ends as a hair mask before I shower and cleanse my hair with a water/egg whites mixture. I blended the mixture until it was frothy for better application. Honestly, my hair felt pleasant and soft after my shower. My hair type is not very oily roots and dry ends, and I usually only clean my hair 2x a week. I did this for about 1 month before I quit because it turned out that using 2 eggs a week just for washing hair is quite expensive compared to other natural hair cleansers. So unless you amass a horde of eggs from your own chickens, I'd suggest only using this method once in a while. Also! No showering with hot water unless you want scrambled eggs in your hair :)
The vaseline and glitter had me cringing, I thought it was going to be some sort of shitty lip gloss at first but when they put it on the eye my soul literally left my body
"5 Min Crafts is a virus itself" lmao *stab!* I love your debunking videos Have you done a video on CBD/weed skincare? if not, I think thatd be interesting because it seems like a trendy gimmicky ingredient rn
The psychology behind why people think they can diy better or safer products at home than trained chemists in laboratories with decades of scientific research to inform their process and formulations, is really fascinating.
Thank you for doing this! It's soo easy to be fooled, especially when less and less people seem to nurture a healthy sense of skepticism/you just don't know.
Be very careful if you want to try the aspirine hack! I once did that because I hade one of those big painful pimples that are stuck in lower parts of your skin and can't be extracted easily. My mistake was underestimating it's power and leaving it on overnight. Next day the skin was chaved off and I had an open wound on the spot. It healed up pretty fast thankfully and wasn't horrible but I never put any aspirine on my skin again after that.
The wasabi hack reminds me of a plumping lip gloss, and sometimes I would use it just for the pleasant stinging sensation. Painful but in a good way. I think the point of that hack wasn't to redden your lips but to plump them.
I recently saw an article regarding the UV light needed for gel polish possibly causing a rise in melanoma under the fingernail. Have you run across this?
I’ve used the aspirin hack and have only heard of it as being used as an anti-inflammatory to bring down swelling. It has a mild to moderate effect - I used it when my acne was way more severe.
I scratched my cornea once. It did not lead to infection, but i now have a permanent scar on my cornea that the ophthalmologist was able to see a year later when i went in for a check-up. I can't see it in my vision, but I do feel like that eyeball has poorer night vision since that scratch. Definitely don't recommend it.
LOL I have tried that olive oil one to remove make up so it's good to know it's safe. I have done it a few times when I didn't have another remover (mainly because I don't often wear make up anyway so hadn't bought an actual make up remover).
I can't get that nail art technique to work for me (using regular polish) no matter what I've tried. Cold water, warm water, tepid water, lots of polish, tiny drops of polish, and varied between sprays of hairspray, alcohol, perfume... and it never got that pulled apart webbing look. If anyone sees this and knows what's going wrong please let me know! Also, I love videos that dissect the complete and utter fuckery that 5min crafts generally craps out. Please do more! :)
Maybe try different brands of polish? Some of them don't spread on water very well, I think it might have to do with how quickly they dry... And thank you! 😊
You can also fake it! I use Simplynailogical's fake watermarble hack but I spread out the polish using a toothpick instead of marbling the polish. I would def recommend checking her video on it out!
I commented on one of the sites about using lemon juice on your face. The reply I received was, “ That’s why it is diluted dear”. 🙄 I give up sometimes.
Oh my LORD it really annoys me when they add "dear" to the end. It's bad enough already but that little "dear" is what really makes my dentist worry about my teeth-grinding.
Great video ❤️❤️❤️❤️. There is RUclips channel called "pretty over fifty" , where there is DIY vitamin c and hyaluronic acid serum made. Can you please review them??
Hi.. I have a question about niacinamide and vitamin c specifically l- ascorbic acid . I have been rsearching lately and read lots of articles regarding this topic. Unfortunately did not reach a conclusion or a bottom line .. all the information given is contradicting the other.. some say it is ok to combine them in the same product or layer them if they are in two different products.. other say no they cannot be either combined or layered ..each point of view support their scientific views with scientific evidences making me more confused .. I would be grateful to hear from you since I believe in what you say and suggest 😀 Thank you in advance
please do a video on how to fix your skin barrier and an explanation around it as im so confused as to what I can and cannot use, there are so many products that claim to help and I am lost!
Quick question that's been bothering me. Can the uv light used to cure gel nails cause skin damage? Im guessing the answer is that you'd have get gel nails A LOT for that to happen but I'd like your thoughts.
Can you PLEASE do a video about DARK CIRCLES I’m a teenager but i have panda like dark circles due to genetics (also for about a year i didn’t get enough sleep but I’m sleeping better) i really hope you help me out 💓
For the last one oil shouldn't be used on the lids because it may cause little bumps? At least it wasn't coconut oil. Also oil clogs skin so would it be suggested to wash your face after using oil to remove make up?
The oil is actually perfect it really cuts down on unnecessary waste like packaging/manufacturing/transport and cuts down on costs as well. I think oil is way safer than all those dollar-store fancy make-up removers and wipes.
do rice rinses do anything? I know they’re popular in the curly hair community but I assumed that, since DIY skincare doesn’t work, DIY haircare wouldn’t work either.
DIY haircare sort of works, since hair is dead so anything you do to it is sort of like using oil to condition a wooden chopping board or something. There's a lot of woo around DIY hair products and what they supposedly do to hair though...
“Just slap yourself in the mouth.” 😄😅 When it comes to people who have hurt themselves (seriously hurt themselves) because of videos like 5 min craft: Actually, I’ve heard about two teen girls who tried a DIY popcorn machine that exploded pretty much right up in the girl’s faces. One of the girls got serious burns. I don’t know if she died, but she got hurt really bad. It was at least serious enough for it to reach the media where I live - in Sweden 🇸🇪 and the girls were from Japan 🇯🇵 I heard about it in 2019 or maybe early 2020. I hope the girls are doing fine now. But it is proof that children (the girls were younger teens so they’re children) do things that they’ve seen on DIY channels on RUclips 🤷♀️ I’m not a fan of these channels at all. People can hurt themselves, or end up with trashed stuff. And, like you say: why? There are products, safely manufactured in safe labs by cosmetic chemists who knows what they do, to buy at the store. Like lipstick, makeup remover (or just use baby oil then wash off). There’s no need for people to raid their fridge and cabinets.
Theres no harm in digesting some petroleum jelly, but it is only an ecclusive and not a moisurizier, maybe put some moisturizing / hydrating agent underneath the vaseline
Concerning glitter in the eye, have yall seen that series of reddit post about the woman whos eye got infected from a piece of glitter and she had to have her eye removed? really disgusting and scary
I always remove my mascara with oils, works perfectly. As for gelatin, it's bones and tendons of animals, how can you possibly put it on your face, or in your body for that matter 😖
IMO this def poses a risk to teens. Teens are dumb as hell. I'm of average intelligence, and even I was really sucked in by this stuff. I took the Windex gag from My Big Fat Greek wedding literally and put Windex on my pimples for a couple years! You don't know what you don't know, and when flashy attractive videos make this stuff look so easy and fun and effective, of course young people are gonna wanna try it.
Tbh I’m so sick n tired of gross hack videos. They’re so fake and annoying, dangerous or old information being regurgitated and promoted as new when it’s from 1985
Hi! In light of recent events and the Black Lives Matter movement, a cool video idea would be busting myths about people with darker skin tones (they don't need sunscreen, can't get skin cancer, should try to lighten their skin using x, etc.) Resources and donation links in your description box would also be appreciated! :)
I filmed this a while ago and I think at the time I wasn't sleeping well and stressing about the pandemic and whether or not I should cancel my travel plans (it was work related so there was some legal stuff involved). Luckily that decision was taken out of my hands! Still a bit stressed about the pandemic but I've adjusted now 😊
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Any other things you'd like me to debunk? 😊
Is there any negative effect from putting sugar on your scalp (the whipped cream) or face (jello)?
Love your videos and your approach to skincare! Not debunk but if you can breakdown self tanners how colour develops and If the colour is too dark or too orange what we can do to alter it chemically.
Thank you... PLEASE are you able to share examples of 'available in N. America' or brands of sunscreens that meet the PPD scale . . . very interested in and believe it is very important as we are SO behind in N. America in regards to UVA protection. Thank you for all you continue to share.
If you could get our hands on a UV camera and test if different products with SPF actually work, that would be phenomenal! I'd very much like to see how foundations, sprays and powders with SPF work when compared to proper sunscreens.
No one better to ask this from than the actual Science & Sunscreen Queen! 👑
The effect of sugar consumption on skin
"Just slap yourself in the mouth". Well, that's what we get for asking her to watch videos like this lol
😂 Just trying to help everyone get that swollen look
Or find someone to make out with for a while, that makes our lips red and swollen too....
@@Kasey113 How will we find someone like that without the swollen red lips
A year or two ago, I asked my dentist about activated charcoal toothpaste...literally, she laughed at me and told me that my teeth are too nice to destroy like that. She maybe sounds harsh, but I really like my no-nonsense dentist and that she doesn't pull punches with answered questions!
And it's funny: earlier today I watched How to Cook That's video from around 2 months ago, where her hubby did a big old exposé re: 5 Minute Crafts/123 Go/etc and their shady practices.
Ann’s debunking videos are brilliant!
And people have been harmed, though I don’t know if it was specifically from these channels. In China, I believe. Really sad
10:20 - why didn't that girl remove her lilac eyeshadow before she went to bed? Oh I see, she's going to wipe it off with a wet tea bag.
Thank you so much for the video! When I was a teenager I would follow beauty hacks like these and sometimes they irritated my skin a lot or took a ton of work and did nothing. Of course now that I am older and wiser I don't fall for it anymore, but I think it is really important that there is someone like you, who explains it on a scientific level and prevent a lot of frustration or even harmful result. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us!
I've tried several "hacks", including seemingly harmless ones. My only advice is DO NOT DIY YOUR SKINCARE. No ifs or buts.
Or haircare. There’s a reason why we have the products we do, it’s gives us the most benifits without damaging. If how people used to use items then we’d still be using them, but we’ve improved and found what was wrong with the old ones.
@@ThymeofGhost 100% agree. Always use properly formulated products, not food items.
You don’t know what you are talking about lol. Some DIY skincare actually works. You will only harm your skin if you use something that is way out of your skin PH range
@@ThymeofGhost Humans stopped using food items as skincare because companies came along and started manufacturing stuff for profit and for ease of use by more people. People are inherently lazy. It's easier to take a bottle off the shelf than make your own face mask from food items, so cosmetic products took off fast. That doesn't mean *everything* is bullshit. Most skincare companies use natural ingredients, too, eg. makeup removers use natural oils. Many creams utilize aloe vera, avocado etc. But they also have to use chmical ingredients because the product has to stay fresh for a long time, avoid nasty fungi developing etc. That STILL doesn't mean just using olive oil on your skin as makeup remover would be any worse. BUT you need to know what things work and what things are safe, and this knowledge is what most people don't have anymore.
@@Xia-hu ingredients aren't everything, companies use certain formulations that make the perfect product
A VIDEO IDEA: Historic DIY shampoo recipes from different centuries and different parts of the world :) i was recently reading about it and it was really interesting, e.g., washing hair with eggs, chestnut water, birch leaf water, etc.
Oh!! Bernadette banner did the shower with eggs thing
Eggs are still being used today. Even in some salons/spa's. And for people who don't want to deal with that mess (keep in mind that the eggwhite can coagulate when showering in hot water, and getting stuck in the hair), some brands also add it to their haircare products.
Or you can wash your hair with mayo like a certain thumb..
Trash Lord oh no
I've actually gotten into egg hair washing in my quest to make my routine as natural on the planet as possible (zero-waste). I would separate the egg yolk and and whites, use the yolk on my ends as a hair mask before I shower and cleanse my hair with a water/egg whites mixture. I blended the mixture until it was frothy for better application. Honestly, my hair felt pleasant and soft after my shower. My hair type is not very oily roots and dry ends, and I usually only clean my hair 2x a week. I did this for about 1 month before I quit because it turned out that using 2 eggs a week just for washing hair is quite expensive compared to other natural hair cleansers. So unless you amass a horde of eggs from your own chickens, I'd suggest only using this method once in a while. Also! No showering with hot water unless you want scrambled eggs in your hair :)
The vaseline and glitter had me cringing, I thought it was going to be some sort of shitty lip gloss at first but when they put it on the eye my soul literally left my body
It’s like they don’t know that glitter eye shadow exists...
"5 Min Crafts is a virus itself" lmao *stab!*
I love your debunking videos
Have you done a video on CBD/weed skincare? if not, I think thatd be interesting because it seems like a trendy gimmicky ingredient rn
Oooo I second this! Especially since e.l.f. just came out with a weed(ish) line - is it actually helpful or just a gimmick?
I actually have a half-written draft blog post on it buried in my archives! Should dig it out...
The psychology behind why people think they can diy better or safer products at home than trained chemists in laboratories with decades of scientific research to inform their process and formulations, is really fascinating.
Thank you for doing this! It's soo easy to be fooled, especially when less and less people seem to nurture a healthy sense of skepticism/you just don't know.
All the food wasted in beauty hacks videos could feed a royal banquet by now
Be very careful if you want to try the aspirine hack! I once did that because I hade one of those big painful pimples that are stuck in lower parts of your skin and can't be extracted easily. My mistake was underestimating it's power and leaving it on overnight. Next day the skin was chaved off and I had an open wound on the spot. It healed up pretty fast thankfully and wasn't horrible but I never put any aspirine on my skin again after that.
*TRYING TO AVOID A COPYRIGHT STRIKE* What a mood 😂🤣 they try to take down channels that criticise them
The wasabi hack reminds me of a plumping lip gloss, and sometimes I would use it just for the pleasant stinging sensation. Painful but in a good way. I think the point of that hack wasn't to redden your lips but to plump them.
I recently saw an article regarding the UV light needed for gel polish possibly causing a rise in melanoma under the fingernail. Have you run across this?
I’ve used the aspirin hack and have only heard of it as being used as an anti-inflammatory to bring down swelling. It has a mild to moderate effect - I used it when my acne was way more severe.
The first 30 secs was great!!!! Thanks for your pain!
“Just slap yourself in the mouth“ LMAO
Best quote!!! “Just slap yourself in the mouth.” I love this so much! 😂
That glitter eyeshadow hack would be soo greasy and creasy.
When you said let my pain be your pleasure my. Mind went to Hellraiser. 😂
I scratched my cornea once. It did not lead to infection, but i now have a permanent scar on my cornea that the ophthalmologist was able to see a year later when i went in for a check-up. I can't see it in my vision, but I do feel like that eyeball has poorer night vision since that scratch. Definitely don't recommend it.
I love the scientific approach to these videos .. oh please do more
I enjoy the quick review content like like this. Maybe going through different types of table oils that can be used for beauty.
Thank you for making this!! I have been so annoyed with 5 min craft beauty hacks!! Ugh and instagram and tik tok beauty tutorials kill me
LOL I have tried that olive oil one to remove make up so it's good to know it's safe. I have done it a few times when I didn't have another remover (mainly because I don't often wear make up anyway so hadn't bought an actual make up remover).
Please do a collab with Ann from How to Cook That!
Sensible people reviewing five minute crafts is one of the most entertaining things on RUclips 👍🏻
I just found your channel!! I love all the science break down!! Just subscribed ❤️❤️❤️
I can't get that nail art technique to work for me (using regular polish) no matter what I've tried. Cold water, warm water, tepid water, lots of polish, tiny drops of polish, and varied between sprays of hairspray, alcohol, perfume... and it never got that pulled apart webbing look. If anyone sees this and knows what's going wrong please let me know!
Also, I love videos that dissect the complete and utter fuckery that 5min crafts generally craps out. Please do more! :)
Maybe try different brands of polish? Some of them don't spread on water very well, I think it might have to do with how quickly they dry...
And thank you! 😊
You can also fake it! I use Simplynailogical's fake watermarble hack but I spread out the polish using a toothpick instead of marbling the polish. I would def recommend checking her video on it out!
@@briannawalker4793 I'm all for a new nail art hack, I'll check it out and thank you!
Love a good scientific approach 👍
"Let my pain become your pleasure" Subscribed!
Your makeup looks beautiful in this video. Would be a nice cocktail/evening look. :)
I commented on one of the sites about using lemon juice on your face. The reply I received was, “ That’s why it is diluted dear”. 🙄 I give up sometimes.
Oh my LORD it really annoys me when they add "dear" to the end. It's bad enough already but that little "dear" is what really makes my dentist worry about my teeth-grinding.
Lab Muffin Beauty Science That’s what bothered me the most
@@LabMuffinBeautyScience it's the condescension!!! I hate it
Metal is sharp. Your eye is fragile. Made me lol
Japanese quote: "Do not put knife in eye" -anon
You are my “go to” to weed out the fact from fiction. Thank you 😊
The tea bag info was actually kinda helpful, sometimes my eyes stay puffy after crying until later the next day, so this would help
A less messy version is to put some metal teaspoons in the fridge overnight and press them on your eyebags the next day :)
@@LabMuffinBeautyScience seconded!! These were really helpful, it's like reusable cucumbers lol
i fully expect a video in the near future, on the best mouth slapping techniques
Just wondering the validity/reliability of hair mineral analysis tests and IgG allergy/food sensitivity tests?
this + How to Cook That debunking these weird hacks is content I live for
Great video ❤️❤️❤️❤️.
There is RUclips channel called "pretty over fifty" , where there is DIY vitamin c and hyaluronic acid serum made. Can you please review them??
"Just slap yourself in the mouth" 🤣
I would love if you make a video about cosmetics containing growth factors (i.e dermaheal) for skin :)
You should do a baking video and make some 'lab muffins'.
Hi.. I have a question about niacinamide and vitamin c specifically l- ascorbic acid . I have been rsearching lately and read lots of articles regarding this topic. Unfortunately did not reach a conclusion or a bottom line .. all the information given is contradicting the other.. some say it is ok to combine them in the same product or layer them if they are in two different products.. other say no they cannot be either combined or layered ..each point of view support their scientific views with scientific evidences making me more confused .. I would be grateful to hear from you since I believe in what you say and
suggest 😀
Thank you in advance
Your videos are so fun. I have watched them all :) Can you give recs or do a video on retinoid irritation around the lips?!? thank you :)
That wasabi lip thing didn't even look good. Her lips just looked exactly like what they were: Irritated and inflamed.
With a greenish tint lol
Can you provide recommendations for acne and clogged pores 💖
Still think 5 Minute Crafts is a troll channel.
Well it's more of a content farm channel draining ad money
nope, it's a massive company with more than 5000 employees scattered in different countries. 5MC is just one of many, many channels they own.
I just enjoy watching your streptocococcus spp plush toy at the back
You are so right about education. More of it would solve many problems.
My parents might try it if they ever saw those natural hacks... My dad is really it those kind of things lately.
Thanks for such a funny and informative video!
"just slap yourself in the mouth" 🤣 you're so much awesome. 😍
please do a video on how to fix your skin barrier and an explanation around it as im so confused as to what I can and cannot use, there are so many products that claim to help and I am lost!
We had a book in the house with household tips. One was to mix cat poo with water and apply to facial hair to remove. Including moustache. Eeeeweeee
That is disgusting!
Yes. Probably the most disgusting ‘hack’ or ‘old wives tale’ as they used to be known I have ever heard of.
Quick question that's been bothering me. Can the uv light used to cure gel nails cause skin damage? Im guessing the answer is that you'd have get gel nails A LOT for that to happen but I'd like your thoughts.
Potentially - best thing to do is to wear sunscreen or gloves if you get gel manicures a lot!
Can you PLEASE do a video about DARK CIRCLES I’m a teenager but i have panda like dark circles due to genetics (also for about a year i didn’t get enough sleep but I’m sleeping better) i really hope you help me out 💓
Another thing that irritates your lips (therefore giving you redder lips) is slapping yourself in the mouth. Just slap yourself in the mouth! 🤣🤣🤣
For the last one oil shouldn't be used on the lids because it may cause little bumps? At least it wasn't coconut oil. Also oil clogs skin so would it be suggested to wash your face after using oil to remove make up?
Oils don't necessarily clog your skin - I talk about it here: ruclips.net/video/-wz__FPq5kE/видео.html
When I saw the dark circles part I first thought the girl would take those lemon slices lmao
great video
Anne Reardon on How to Cook That has been going on an anti 5 minutes craft journey. She has examples of people getting really hurt.
Hi there!! Like ur channel! Found u because of Dr. Davin❤️
Does using fluoride toothpaste regularly damages the enamel?
The oil is actually perfect it really cuts down on unnecessary waste like packaging/manufacturing/transport and cuts down on costs as well. I think oil is way safer than all those dollar-store fancy make-up removers and wipes.
If only they used a reusable cloth in stead of single-use cotton pads
Can you react to TikTok videos please, they have the craziest skin ‘hacks’ videos
do rice rinses do anything? I know they’re popular in the curly hair community but I assumed that, since DIY skincare doesn’t work, DIY haircare wouldn’t work either.
DIY haircare sort of works, since hair is dead so anything you do to it is sort of like using oil to condition a wooden chopping board or something. There's a lot of woo around DIY hair products and what they supposedly do to hair though...
“Just slap yourself in the mouth.” 😄😅
When it comes to people who have hurt themselves (seriously hurt themselves) because of videos like 5 min craft:
Actually, I’ve heard about two teen girls who tried a DIY popcorn machine that exploded pretty much right up in the girl’s faces. One of the girls got serious burns. I don’t know if she died, but she got hurt really bad. It was at least serious enough for it to reach the media where I live - in Sweden 🇸🇪 and the girls were from Japan 🇯🇵 I heard about it in 2019 or maybe early 2020.
I hope the girls are doing fine now.
But it is proof that children (the girls were younger teens so they’re children) do things that they’ve seen on DIY channels on RUclips 🤷♀️ I’m not a fan of these channels at all. People can hurt themselves, or end up with trashed stuff.
And, like you say: why? There are products, safely manufactured in safe labs by cosmetic chemists who knows what they do, to buy at the store. Like lipstick, makeup remover (or just use baby oil then wash off). There’s no need for people to raid their fridge and cabinets.
Oh yeah, why not use a lash gel which is 10 times more expensive than a long lasting lipstick. What a hack.
Just make sure you don’t use that lipstick on you lips. Don’t want to spread mouth bacteria to your eye.
Sadly I love this type of video.
I apply vaseline on lips whenever it feels dry. Should I avoid doing it since petroleum jelly can go into my body?
No using Vaseline (petroleum jelly) is fine to use sparingly on your lips
Theres no harm in digesting some petroleum jelly, but it is only an ecclusive and not a moisurizier, maybe put some moisturizing / hydrating agent underneath the vaseline
@@mottebahner2867 uu
so it's crazy to say that your face looks plumper in the morning and then attribute that to a moisturizer right?
Could you do a video on self tanners?
Concerning glitter in the eye, have yall seen that series of reddit post about the woman whos eye got infected from a piece of glitter and she had to have her eye removed? really disgusting and scary
THOSE IMAGES ARE FOREVER BURNED IN MY RETINAS
I think the wasabi irritated the lips and slightly plumped them? Idk seems silly, and wasteful considering the mixture probably doesn’t save well.
I'm afraid the bugs in my house will come camp in my hair if I use whipped cream lol
That makeup look beautiful on you.
Savage. Love it
I always remove my mascara with oils, works perfectly.
As for gelatin, it's bones and tendons of animals, how can you possibly put it on your face, or in your body for that matter 😖
Took a break from my chem assignment to watch this 💖
lol funny commentary and very informative as always
Isn’t glitter also metallic? If so this seems like not a good idea to microwave...
Depends on the glitter!
I always go back here when I need a laugh
Gr8 😍😍😍
i'm just waiting to hear about a class action lawsuit against them (and other fraud "life hack" channels) tbh
did you accidentally put a lot of blue eyeshadow under your eyes? Easy, clean it with tea bags.
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I am disappointed. I was expecting "Scientist Breaks Down over "Viral" 5 Minute Crafts Beauty Hacks" :D
IMO this def poses a risk to teens. Teens are dumb as hell. I'm of average intelligence, and even I was really sucked in by this stuff. I took the Windex gag from My Big Fat Greek wedding literally and put Windex on my pimples for a couple years! You don't know what you don't know, and when flashy attractive videos make this stuff look so easy and fun and effective, of course young people are gonna wanna try it.
Is anyone else somehow always disgusted by these hacks?
I have tried the wasabi and yogurt mixture on my lips, and it has helped my lips overcome being chapped.
Michelle, you were so unimpressed, lol! They were really stupid ideas, to be fair.
Ay no se pongan wasabi a los labios que horrible
Omg, 5 min crafts are HORRIBLE
Tbh I’m so sick n tired of gross hack videos. They’re so fake and annoying, dangerous or old information being regurgitated and promoted as new when it’s from 1985
Is the name Lab Muffin related to Love Muffin, the evil organisation from Phineas and Ferb?
Hi! In light of recent events and the Black Lives Matter movement, a cool video idea would be busting myths about people with darker skin tones (they don't need sunscreen, can't get skin cancer, should try to lighten their skin using x, etc.) Resources and donation links in your description box would also be appreciated! :)
you look kind of tired/sad in this video, are you doing alright, if you don't mind me asking?
I filmed this a while ago and I think at the time I wasn't sleeping well and stressing about the pandemic and whether or not I should cancel my travel plans (it was work related so there was some legal stuff involved). Luckily that decision was taken out of my hands! Still a bit stressed about the pandemic but I've adjusted now 😊
your reaction pretty mild lol.
that wasabi + yoghurt salve.. what a waste. wasabi is not that cheap