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Today we're gonna talk about sensitive skin.

Yeah, this is something that I have not suffered from in years, but age 36.

Suddenly I developed this moment where I was putting stuff on, and my skin was, like, very angry about it.

Yeah, So I've recently become interested in products which are very gentle.

I mean, I think it can be intimidating, but becoming familiar with ingredient lists is really important.

If you have sensitive skin in terms of ingredients, though, what should I be looking out for?

That might be triggering for skin.

Yeah, So fragrance is really bad.

Essential oils, a really bad and making sure that you're not being too abrasive, like over exfoliating and things like that.

Which is something I see people do all the time.

That's one of the biggest mistakes I see in the skincare game.

What are these fun things like glow sticks from new rave times?

Yeah.

So these air my raver globes and you chuck them in the freezer, and I like these for many reasons.

First of all, the thumb that first of all, their iconic second of all their amazing for zits.

Um, but truly any kind of redness or inflammation or irritation kind of went in doubt.

I reach for these, OK, because they're not a like chemical formula.

So when I talk wrong yet, please, it's like a smooth we'll wait.

Well, we should wash our faces first located on clean skin.

So this is a really, really gentle cleanser from Miss Dr Loretta.

We've talked a little bit about my favorite medical doctor.

Correct on DDE.

What I love about this cleanser is that it was formulated specifically for post procedure skin.

So if you were to get a really intense laser treatment in your skin was raw, you could use this and it would be okay, which is basically my skin every day, right?

Good to know eso for any sensitive skin people.

I really recommend this.

So I went my for may face first for this cleanser it's gonna put it has camomile and marine peptides just really soothing gentle things.

Okay, great.

So classic.

A little bit of washing, Really.

Your floor so cold is a lot of the vibe.

Well, it's good for the skin.

Yeah, Okay.

Oh, wait.

You didn't even wash.

Okay, here.

And it has, like, a nice gelatinous texture, but it's kind of like a watery gel.

There's one of your favorite cleansers of all time.

If I don't have one of these in my medicine cabinet, I freak out.

What am I doing by buying this online?

Yeah, These are all available online.

Okay, Think they sell on Durham store?

Yeah.

Oh, well, so no, I know it's lovely.

And again, just, like, sewn on stripping you so important for me.

A hate winning wash my face and take it off.

My skin is like dying.

And I never got that with those.

Oh, I'm a PC.

Come back now.

Okay, let's do it.

Uh, horrible.

Well, you mean to may I heard, you know, making salads in these bowls later.

E probably will do.

Yeah, Soapy salad.

Damn news.

Wow.

I thought I put some has been a test.

Okay, we're feeling good, right?

Yeah.

I'm using your stunning towel we got Don't show the time.

Okay, listen, So I use these at home toning products, and they destroy all of my towels so they look a little gross.

Guys, they look nice.

Cool.

So how does your skin feel, Would you say nice.

Like, clean has clarity, but it's no marriage.

Yeah, so on to our fund ones.

So these typically, I use two of them and tackle them in time.

But this we have one for you, too.

I love them for under my eyes, any kind of puffiness.

I mean, when you're hungover, this is an absolute dream.

Also, if you just wake up and you have any kind of irritation Yeah, it's really nice to just run it over with these little cryo balls and zits.

Mega firs.

It's because I have a picking problem.

I don't know about you.

If I see something on my face, I full frontal, attack it.

I perform surgery and through So having this is a way to kind of keep my hands off, it calms it down.

Yeah, exactly.

It knocks off any inflammation and readiness.

Yeah, and so my spots of really chronic because they they don't appear whatsoever.

And then three times a year, I get a volcanic Boyle Essentially.

Yeah, and it's Yeah, it's the pits, and it's in the same spot, every different six.

I've scarred myself from popping it.

Yeah, last year I had it times.

But you know, it happens to the best of us.

This is very soothing, so this is like a great way to kind of prep your skin for any of your skin care.

As I said before, exfoliating is typically people's biggest mistake when they have sensitive skin, because if you have any dinosaur patroness, you'll think to yourself, Oh, I want a buff that away.

But the problem is, you're just irritating the skin even further and creating more roughness, more dryness, more readiness.

And what I love about this again is that it's only 1%.

So it's very, very low level exfoliation.

And anything that's getting stripped away is getting put like any kind of moisture is getting put right back into your skin with all of the wonderful hydrating ingredients.

The other day, and I still got a bit there, I had, like this very dry patch of skin here, which I think was an allergy to risk Ara Pond.

I put on skin food on there, and it, like, took it away a skin food is amazing.

The problem would skin food for me personally is that it can make me break out because it's always because it's so heavy, but as kind of, like isolated treatment.

I think it's wonderful.

But for me personally, I know a lot of people recommend it as a moisturizer.

It didn't really work as a moisturizer for me, but I think it's fabulous.

But yet in that patch, it was like, Yeah, exactly.

Just like a little kiss in, huh?

In a treatment area.

This is definitely great for sensitives.

My patting patting.

Yeah, I remember.

This is very tic tac.

This movement, it is.

We could make up a dance, go as someone that's so incredibly jaded.

I feel like it takes a lot to get me excited about a product.

Yeah, uh, but I tried this moisturizer quite recently.

Maybe, like a month ago.

No offense, but terrible packaging.

I know the reason why I picked up is because I looked at the ingredient.

Listen, there was a lot of things I like in it.

A lot of antioxidants and just great for protecting your skin against, like, environmental stressors.

Um, it has collected my season it which is bright ning and moisturizing and then also mushroom, which is really high in antioxidants.

Also camomile A lot of really, really wonderful, just like calming soothing ingredients.

And when I went to check this out, the woman at the store was like, Oh, my boyfriend gets the worst shaving rashes and this is the only thing that helped his skin.

Amazing.

Being super red was that an organic shop?

This was a K beauty store.

Okay, so I did have to do like a little bit of research like translation research to figure out what was in this.

But my skin has been absolutely loving this again, like I love that it's nice and like moisturizing on the skin.

But it's not rich, okay?

Which is always a gold for me.

So Oh, yeah, right.

I like the consistency like So now I know that it's package of five girls because it's meant Did I indicate that you could use it on a baby and it would be fine.

That's exactly right.

Okay.

And it has all of these forest and walls to show that it's natural.

Well, I feel like mushroom.

You're too young for this, but I used to love animals.

A farthing Wood, which was a television show on in the early nineties in England.

Like real talk, I fancied the folks.

Whoa!

Having crushes on cartoon characters is so real.

So formative.

Yeah.

Do you ever watch Sailor Moon?

No.

Well, anyone who's watching who did Tuxedo Mask really taught me a lot about.

That's a whole person I mean, a hot girl through.

Yeah, he was.

Sailor Moon's sensitive skin Sunscreen is an absolute must.

It's an absolute must for everyone every day, period.

Roy, Um, do you wear something every day?

I do.

If it's accidentally built into the moisturizer that I'm using, it got.

And then I'm really proud of myself.

And then I forget next time I'm buying something right.

I mean, that's better than nothing for sure.

With those kinds of products, I always say layering is better.

Like a moisturizer with an SPF on top of an SPF with the foundation with a little bit of SPF is great, but the built in one.

Sometimes I feel like you don't use as much as you would a regular something.

It's while to me that we've gone through one generation of like, putting oil in a foil on your face to catch the sun in the 16 to the next, like a couple of generations ahead.

Suddenly, like everyone's gonna look stunning forever because we figured out SP Yeah.

Yeah, and just staying out of the side.

Yeah.

I mean, it really is one of the leading causes of premature aging.

Yeah, but yeah, the sun is an environmental stressors.

So if you're sensitive, it can really, really aggravate your skin.

Right?

So, of course, like staying out of out of this direct sunlight as much as possible is important, but some screen is a must.

Another thing that's happened as I've aged and have like, hormonal imbalances Well, is I get the missed all.

Yeah, yes, in the sun.

So I'd have money to buy company.

Turned my face anymore.

Totally.

And I think for mill asthma again, just like layering as much.

SPF is so important because it's treating, but it's also preventing.

Yeah, this one is from Paree Doe.

This is Ah, Kate, beauty sunscreen.

I love it because it has sent Ella Asiatica in it, which is a plant based ingredient.

That's really, really calming eso, even if you have, like a little bit of spots.

I've noticed that with this sunscreen.

It kind of knocks the inflammation down.

Gives a lot of moisture.

Gives a lot of hydration.

I've actually used this as a moisturizer because it's so your ice on the skin.

Why is career the ones that figured it?

What, like, why did career become the beauty kind of capital of the world?

You know, I talk a lot of belt this because I think it's so interesting.

It has been skin care has been a part of their lifestyle for so much longer.

Right then in the States.

On top of that, uh, you know, there's a lot of pollution in Korea.

Yeah, and people for ages have been wanting to combat that, right?

Uh, they've just taken the time to research it more than any other.

Yeah, and do you know what it is?

The baseline skin type in Korea is sensitive.

Okay, So unlike the States, where are our baseline skin types are normal, loyally dry, right.

They take sensitivity into account way more than we do in this.

Do you know what I think is really cool.

And it's why so many of their products are so effective.

But also incredibly gentle.

Yeah, uh, this feels stunning.

Yeah, so that's that way.

See, everything's safe and your skin is gonna be looking Gorge.

Thank you so much, Rio.

But I would like to ever know that you're working currently on a book.

I am.

Yes, it's coming out this time next year, so that's something to look forward to.

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