Adult Acne + Anti-Aging Skincare Routine! (sensitive + dehydrated skin)
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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I get cystic acne from eating cow dairy, so cutting that out has saved my skin more than any expensive treatments or products ever have.
Birth control helped my teenage acne. Just got off of it after 10 years and it’s been really hard experiencing it again in my late 20s. I’ve been looking forward to this video. The struggle is real
For the future video, I'm curious about this question: If you could have the option to never have heard about aging skin, would you not want to know? Or would you want to know anyway? Because for many people it becomes an obsession even though it's a process we can't stop, and some people wish they cared less. So, just wondering.
Not to be weird, but my husband was out in the kitchen making dinner & I called him into the living room to say, "look how pretty Molly looks!" He said, "Yes, we love Molly." ♥️ I'm taking in all your tips as we speak. ☺️ Love ya, girl.
I have a similar skin type, so this was very helpful, and I appreciate how transparent you are about this. Also, I also use that toner since a few weeks. Absolutely love it. ☺
I've been dealing with acne in my late 20s and its been a hit to my self esteem. My skin kinda did the similar thing as yours where from 18-24 i had such clear skin 😭😭. Hearing though that consistent skin care routines will help minimize and that 30 has also helped make me feel optimistic that this wont be a struggle forever. ❤
Differin (gel) and Plexion(sulfur) cloths really helped me. I have KP and an AHA scrub that isn't scented helps me a lot! My skin is better when I don't wash it as much. I'm glad I learned that lesson. Less money wasted too.
You are so beautiful Molly and very beautiful skin
You look stunning Molly!
Girl you better stop Makin me want to do a full on makeover I’m lazy 😂
Hi Molly great video loved it, I'm 21 right now and starting to be more serious with sunprotection the reminder helps allot, also I would also love "seeing" more of your adventure vlogs on here like you show on Instagram, would be great if you could take us with you on some adventures and journeys like the suspention bridge a while back or just exploring a city nearby (and maybe you can show some more in depth O&M skills with a cano or Elton for those who can see as the area doesn't need to be blurred out for your safety and privacy) have a good day!
This happened to me at 21/22. Took me literally a year to resolve. 30, 40, 50, deep cystic pimples and nodules, all at once. The same as you - sensitive, dehydrated, dry skin, producing too much oil and irritated by my gut microbiome, immune system, and stress. I saved my face, but it took 9-12 months.
thank you for this video ❤I am 22 and just started accutane. I understand the feeling of trying everything and nothing working. I enjoyed watching this video and hearing another person’s perspective who struggles with acne. When nobody around you who struggles with it, sometimes its nice to see another adult talking about it. Thank you Molly!!
how has it been working for you so far? i’m 22 & since i began my 20s, my acne has not been great. it’s manageable, but i can never get it completely gone!
@@luvprincess_xo I would only recommend it if its your last option! I have been dealing with severe acne for basically 10+ years, I have tried so many over the counter creams, persa gels, spirallactone, etc. With that being said, It has been going very well so far. I have seen noticeable improvements in my skin and its only been like 2-3 weeks. The number one thing with Accutane is not getting pregnant because the baby will have threatening problems. So you have to get blood work done every single month to ensure that you’re not pregnant. And you have to be on two forms of birth control. I’m already on an IUD so I had to add condoms. You’re not supposed to drink alcohol, take vitamin supplements like a multivitamin, and you’re not supposed to use any other face products except your moisturizer and sunscreen to see the full effect. That was a lot of information but I wanted to highlight the big ones. It sounds like a lot, and it is. But so far to me who struggled with acne for years and years, it’s been worth it so far. I almost forgot, dry lips. if you look up Accutane symptoms that’ll be the number one thing and unfortunately it’s true. I thought I was immune to it because I’ve never really struggled with chapled lips ever, but alas, it got me. That’s manageable too, just smothering my lips in Aquaphor every night. Hope this helps!!
Skincare is a beautiful way of self care and self love. It is great for routine and ritual🩷💜🩵
Something I’ve done for years is using a tea tree face wash; specifically the Thursday Plantation one. Tea tree is a natural anti bacterial, so I use that almost daily and then the neutrogena daily moisturizing gel. I also put pure vitamin e on my face, not daily but a couple times a week. 😊
Definitely great you're using sunscreen but I don't think you need 3 as 1 Is formulated to be full coverage. ❤ but love to see the products you use, it's super interesting 😊 I also use Tretinoin and it's literally transformed my skin as I've had acne my whole life. Glad to hear yourse has cleared up
Thank you so much for sharing Molly and sharing ur make up products LUV U 🩶❤️💙🫶🏻💘💘💛💙🌈💙💙💛💚❤️🩷💗❣️🩷🩷💙🩶💘💘💛💛💛💚🩶🩷💕💓💓💓💘💞🩷💞💛💛🎉🪻🌈🌈🌈🪻❤️💜🌺🌺💙🤎
Hearing and seeing heart, and hearts emoji or icon a bunch of times would drive someone insane.
could you please do a review on your automatic litter box? thank you!
i very much appreciate your transparency and integrity 💜 figuring out new skincare in your 30s is hard, but we're doing it!! 🫶🏼
Make sure to wait until your hypochlorous acid spray dries until applying the vitamin c, because if they are mixed they deactivate each other
I don’t get much ache unless it’s near my time of the month.. but these are great tips for dry skin! All products burn my skin and so I only use water and moisturizers. Even toners hurt if I use it for more than 3 days. I hit 30 2 weeks ago and have started using retinol from ceraVe😅
It is a great idea to only try 1 product at a time to see what is affecting you and how
seriously fuck adult, hormonal, and cystic acne. i got off of birth control and then went on spirnolacone. it helped a lot but it was giving me some of the same problems as birth control. so now even though i see a dermatologist i feel like nothings working and idk what to do. thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for sharing what you use!
I started using Spirolactonate recently (along with a clindamycin gel topical- I use the one you use for spot treatment for my HS cysts in pits/groin lol); my friend who is a pathologist but also suffers from cystic acne recommended Winlevi to me too, and if the Spiro doesn't significantly help this year, next year I'll try that.
I wash my face with the Shea Moisture African Black Soap bar in the morning - no acne medication in it - very moisturizing. I can't use vitamin A/retinol medications or topicals because I have a neuro disorder that causes high pressure surrounding the brain/optic nerves & retinol is a trigger.
Thank you for recommendations like the Futurewise cream! I developed an allergy to Vaseline and other petroleum/mineral oil products in adulthood and had to remove so much skincare and makeup from my stash. I always see those thicker creams recommended but I can almost never use them.
YES, the dot markers
I got the worst hormonal acne when I switched from the normal pill to the mini pill (progesterone only pill). It was for health purposes so I can’t go back to the normal pill but I’m sick of having constant breakouts from it. Duac and adapalene have helped a bit but even 3 months of antibiotics didn’t clear it completely. I would love to come off it but periods are horrendous if I do! Don’t know what else to do though. Being a women is a bitch sometimes😒
I prefer a simple routine and I am actually visiting a dermatologist this week. At least you have the income to cover all your treatments and products. It’s working for you. You look great any younger than your age. ❤
omg i needed this video so bad
I’m almost 40 and I now have the driest face skin ever. Perimenopause hasn’t been kind to me.
Thank you Molly ❤
I'm 34 and I get acne. It's not very severe, but I often have a mottling of red spots, and it makes me look like a teenager. It's not like people ID me bc I look beautifully youthful, I just look like a hormonal teenager lol
I use Mary Kay. I use the Charcoal Mask several times a week. And when I get cystic acne; I use it as a spot treatment. I will use it three times a day when needed.
My problem at 58 is hair loss. I could order the pills that cost over $70/month! Ha!
Blessings Molly and thanks for this video! xo
I started ordering some things off Amazon!
You are beautiful!!!!
I use all K-beauty and Japanese skincare. I look at the Koreans and Japanese who the majority have great skin. They look young and hydrated, so I’m onboard with them. 😬
I feel like I have only ever known I had blackheads when I can see them on my face. I’m curious if you’re finding them through touch or if it’s from someone else looking? I’d be very interested to see how you can identify by touch if so!
Totally off topic: somehow, I confused June 13 with May 13 and thought Bridgerton S3 part 1 was out today.
It was out on May 16 in the US and the second part comes out on June 13
As a blind person what do you do when watching movies on Netflix and they have a part in another language with English subtitles? How do you understand that dialogue?
@DanSgambelluri I've tried that and it doesn't!
If you have DRY EYES, avoid retinol of any kind!
Do it now! I’m 57 and wish I had known what to do much sooner.
I'm also in my 30s and still take medicine with food. I cannot with pills haha
You look 19 are you sure you’re thirty
I've worked in health care for over 30 years now. I have never heard a dermatologist referred to as a derm, that must be a new term.
I hear it all the time.
Keep losing subscribers every day
Love this video I wanna see more beauty stuff Molly 🫶