Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to you Beauty the Show for your Face,
Speaker 1: Hair and bathroom Cabinet. I'm Lee Campbell, I'm Kelly McCarran,
Speaker 1: and I know what you're thinking. Girls. It isn't Friday.
Speaker 1: What are you doing in my fabie? Going back to daily?
Speaker 1: What is going on? No? No, no, this is a
Speaker 1: bonus episode.
Speaker 2: Every single month, you're going to get our monthly master Class,
Speaker 2: which is just basically going to be a really juicy
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Speaker 2: to be our monthly master class.
Speaker 1: Maybe it'll be a master class on netball. No, it
Speaker 1: won't be. Honestly, it's our opportunity to give the ubis more,
Speaker 1: to dive deeper, to go a little bit crazy. If
Speaker 1: you're watching along at the moment, you'll see we're in
Speaker 1: a different studio.
Speaker 2: Lee looks like she's going to the beach, and I
Speaker 2: look like I'm going to the snow.
Speaker 1: But we both have no makeup on and we're quite disheveled.
Speaker 1: And you'll find out why in a moment. We're here
Speaker 1: today because we know there is so much beauty information
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Speaker 2: One product you need and the only ingredient that your
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Speaker 2: this is our chance to really cut through the BS.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's one extra episode, but it's once a month.
Speaker 1: It's always going to be different, but we promise it'll
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Speaker 1: And it's just played in the kitchen, so no one
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Speaker 1: what else would you have to do on that Tuesday. So,
Speaker 1: with you Beauty being the show for your face, hair
Speaker 1: and bathroom cabinet, we thought why not start with one
Speaker 1: of the most common questions or a bunch of the
Speaker 1: most common questions we always always get, and an inside
Speaker 1: look into our own bathroom cabinets and skincare routines.
Speaker 2: Today, we're going to kick things off with our morning
Speaker 2: skincare routines. We're going to go through exactly each step.
Speaker 2: We're going to be doing them live, What products we use, why,
Speaker 2: how much of it we're getting into everything.
Speaker 1: We'll show you wait times, why we're using certain ingredients
Speaker 1: and why those products wouldn't play well with other ingredients,
Speaker 1: because it can be confusing, so confusing, and you know,
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it's just some gals
Speaker 1: getting ready for the day.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get into it. It's masterclass time. Good morningly,
Speaker 1: good morning. I just swoke up in my house clothes.
Speaker 1: This is exactly how we woke up. I woke up
Speaker 1: with the braid that isn't dishevel, is it toshovel? No?
Speaker 1: Look amazing, Okay, is exactly how I woke up. Look
Speaker 1: at this guy. I squeezed in three days ago. Oh
Speaker 1: it still did stuff come out? Oh my gosh, so
Speaker 1: much came out. Don't squeeze at home. We're not gonna
Speaker 1: show you how to do that, but I can do
Speaker 1: as we say, not as we do. But you probably
Speaker 1: haven't seen us like this on your beauty for a while.
Speaker 1: But we're bare faced and we're ready to show you
Speaker 1: what we do on a typical morning. So kel you've
Speaker 1: just woken up and I do.
Speaker 2: Before we get into our morning skincare routines, I did
Speaker 2: just want to, like, let's take everyone through what our
Speaker 2: skin is doing at the moment. Because I live in Sydney, so.
Speaker 1: Do I what I wonder?
Speaker 2: I see you all the time and Sydney, it is
Speaker 2: the middle of winter and it is freezing.
Speaker 1: It's the middle of winter in North Australia.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah no, but like sorry, but that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: it's freezing everywhere like true cans, you're so lucky.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's actually the most beautiful time of year,
Speaker 1: like tasty things. You think this is cold, it's not freezing,
Speaker 1: and you're like, I raise you cold. As someone with
Speaker 1: dry skin, I'm assuming this is your depths of dryness.
Speaker 2: I my skin is so unhappy at this type of
Speaker 2: time of year. It is so dry, it is so dehydrated.
Speaker 2: If I don't take good care of it, I actually
Speaker 2: just start flaking off by mid face.
Speaker 1: Crack, it cracks like, but it starts like, but does
Speaker 1: it really? Sorry, Yes, that's ready.
Speaker 2: It cracks, Yes, and it peels and it's itchy and
Speaker 2: it flakes everywhere, and you look at me and you
Speaker 2: just think you dry bit. Yeah, oh totally, that's exactly
Speaker 2: what you would think. So No, it's just what suits
Speaker 2: me at this exact time. Plus, because of the nature
Speaker 2: of our jobs, we're always chopping and changing products. Yes,
Speaker 2: and this is what I'm using at this exact moment
Speaker 2: in time in the steps, but I do often change
Speaker 2: the product. But yeah, I'm not really using many actives
Speaker 2: at all, if any really at the moment, because I'm
Speaker 2: just making sure my skin stays happy.
Speaker 1: And on your face, what about you? I have been
Speaker 1: on a journey with my skin. At the moment, you know,
Speaker 1: stress and pary and all those things. It's such wood behaving. Okay,
Speaker 1: at the moment, I do get a little bit dry
Speaker 1: and tight. I guess I'm forty four perimenopausal. You should
Speaker 1: go and check out Very Pary if you're interested. It's
Speaker 1: a very helpful guide by mum and me. But that's
Speaker 1: another story for another day. I don't know what to like.
Speaker 1: I don't know honestly. Like you said, my routine will
Speaker 1: change weeks to week, sometimes day to day. It also
Speaker 1: just depends if I'm in the upstairs bathroom on the
Speaker 1: downstairs bathroom. It sounds like I've got a huge house.
Speaker 1: I don't. But I can't be bother running up two
Speaker 1: flights of stairs.
Speaker 2: Or if you can even be bothered doing your skincare
Speaker 2: to be completely like we are normal people. Sometimes we
Speaker 2: can't be bothered, and so that's worth But generally the
Speaker 2: steps would stay the same. You don't really add something
Speaker 2: in or swap what brand or products you're using.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and by what we're trialing you. Yeah, I've kind
Speaker 1: of got a really potent vitamin Z. I might move
Speaker 1: out some other things. It changes, but this works for
Speaker 1: me at the moment, So should we get.
Speaker 2: Started, definitely, And if you want, we can do one
Speaker 2: in a couple of months when it starts to get
Speaker 2: warmer again, because it'll look vast well, I don't know
Speaker 2: about you, but mine would be vastly different.
Speaker 1: So it's the morning, we woke up, We've fed our
Speaker 1: children some cereal, We're in our bathroom. What do you
Speaker 1: do first?
Speaker 2: I cleanse first, which some people I know that you
Speaker 2: don't use an actual cleanser in the morning, but I do.
Speaker 2: I use just something really really gentle. I bought a
Speaker 2: fresh one because I didn't want it to be leaking
Speaker 2: through my bag. But this is the qv gentle cleanser.
Speaker 2: It's eleven ninety nine, beautifully affordable. I go to bed
Speaker 2: with like half a liter of product on my face
Speaker 2: in order for it not to flake off. So I
Speaker 2: do need to remove the skincare in the morning before
Speaker 2: I start applying my fresh daily skin care. And also
Speaker 2: I just I like to cleanse my skin in the morning,
Speaker 2: like yeah, sometimes rules sometimes I might be a night sweater,
Speaker 2: or that's true, I might have some chocolates and maybe
Speaker 2: I had some crumbs around my mouth.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the reason is, but that literally
Speaker 1: happened to me two nights ago. You woke up with
Speaker 1: chocolate on it. I woke up and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, I didn't know what it was,
Speaker 1: and I went, yeah, it was chocolate. I too. Am,
Speaker 1: So you're going to start cleansing, I am.
Speaker 2: I'm going to show you what I do, except it'll
Speaker 2: probably look a lot better than how it would at
Speaker 2: home work. I'd be like, yes, all right, so I'm
Speaker 2: going to just start pumper runing, just one little pump now.
Speaker 2: I am just going to use a mist because I
Speaker 2: don't have actual water just here. Yes, Oh yeah, so
Speaker 2: I need a bit of water. Yeah, oh magic.
Speaker 1: If you haven't noticed, this isn't our bathrooms, we are
Speaker 1: in a different studio. What do you do? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. I woke up too. I use biodoma my
Speaker 1: cellar water, of course I do. So I don't use
Speaker 1: a traditional cleanser or wash off cleansing in the morning.
Speaker 1: I wait up and then I just give my face
Speaker 1: a little swipey swipe with my cellar water. So literally,
Speaker 1: you know my skin has been nicely nourished tonight before
Speaker 1: I just want to take off sort of like any
Speaker 1: sweat or any film, but keep it juicy.
Speaker 2: So you obviously don't put so many layers of skincare
Speaker 2: that you can still feel it in the morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but not like like my skin feels nourish, but
Speaker 1: it doesn't feel like I just freshly did my skin care. Oh,
Speaker 1: I can still feel like I it is thick. Well,
Speaker 1: I need you, wow, I need your routine. So I
Speaker 1: literally just use a reusable cotton pad and then I
Speaker 1: will just swipe. I will make sure that it feels
Speaker 1: look it depends if it's slimy. But I still wouldn't
Speaker 1: clean because my cellar water biodermo my cellar water, the
Speaker 1: original one is a full cleanse. It is if you're
Speaker 1: cleansing your skin, you just don't need water. And the
Speaker 1: reason they invented that is because people were having irritation
Speaker 1: to the water in France, so they made something that
Speaker 1: didn't need to tap water or h to it. So
Speaker 1: it's a full cleans people, a full cleanse la la la.
Speaker 1: I mean you don't have to do it very elegantly.
Speaker 1: I always do under my eyes like that as if
Speaker 1: I was the day before wearing to didtional me scar
Speaker 1: up because sometimes leftovers, yeah, but not really with tubular.
Speaker 1: But I think I'm just so ingrained in me that
Speaker 1: you would just always swipe under your eyes because cleaning
Speaker 1: up pandaise was such a thing. I always swipe down
Speaker 1: my neck. It always cleans behind my ears. It's my
Speaker 1: favorite thing. Twice a day, twice a day. Well, whenever
Speaker 1: I'm cleansing my face. My face isn't just this.
Speaker 2: I love cleaning my ears, but like with a cute tip,
Speaker 2: not oh that is the best thing to like new
Speaker 2: beauty up late and everybody oh mine would never have
Speaker 2: anything on it though, because I do it every day.
Speaker 1: That's the point. So then I literally will do that,
Speaker 1: and then I'll let it dry before I go onto
Speaker 1: my skincare. So I literally can do it sometimes from
Speaker 1: bed watching TV because I don't need running water. I
Speaker 1: can't I must go wash. Well, let us do.
Speaker 2: That before we get into our next step. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to mention every single product that I use intermittently
Speaker 2: through the week, like because we're sort of just specifically
Speaker 2: doing oh as if it.
Speaker 1: Was today, like a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: But I do need to do a special shout out
Speaker 2: for the DERMOLOGICR microfoling because this is something I've consistently
Speaker 2: used about three mornings a week for the past couple
Speaker 2: of years. It's one hundred and twelve dollars, but this
Speaker 2: one bottle will last a year and I use it
Speaker 2: three times a week.
Speaker 1: You just put a little bit in your hand.
Speaker 2: It's like a rice based, really really mild exfoliant that
Speaker 2: you then mix with water so you can sort of
Speaker 2: make it as gritty or as creamy clayey kind of
Speaker 2: but well, you know, like it's you can't feel the
Speaker 2: grit so much.
Speaker 1: We can if you don't put much liquid with it.
Speaker 2: So I just use it a couple of mornings a
Speaker 2: week when I want to do really nice makeup because
Speaker 2: it physically buffs everything away, so your canvas is just
Speaker 2: like prepped, primed and ready to go, but.
Speaker 1: Also very gentle like it's you couldn't really overdo it.
Speaker 1: That's not called daily micros and you can use it
Speaker 1: every day. I don't, but you can. Yeah, So when
Speaker 1: you do do it, because it's customizable, it's sort of
Speaker 1: two step. You add your own water. How much do
Speaker 1: you use? I will show you.
Speaker 2: Here we go, and then I'll how much water pour
Speaker 2: it somewhere because I don't want to actually put it
Speaker 2: on at the moment because I don't want to have
Speaker 2: to go to the bathroom again.
Speaker 1: But I probably use about that much, so maybe it
Speaker 1: looks like it if it would be.
Speaker 2: Like ten cents if it was light and solifid. But
Speaker 2: then I would mix it with either a pump of
Speaker 2: cleanser or just water.
Speaker 1: And do you literally like go like put it there
Speaker 1: and make the little paste in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then rub it all over my face in
Speaker 2: like small little circular motions and then just.
Speaker 1: Rents it off until I can't feel the grittiness anymore.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit pulled water instead of emulsify. Oh no, okay,
Speaker 1: put it in the lid and we'll excoliate later. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't waste good product.
Speaker 2: We don't waste good products exactly for doing that for us.
Speaker 1: No worries. Gritty seat.
Speaker 2: Oh gee, that's gonna be awful when you have it
Speaker 2: next time, I will be that's okay, that's okay. We'll
Speaker 2: just put the lid on nice and tight and we'll
Speaker 2: just pop it there.
Speaker 1: Well after I've done my cleans and I'm way ahead
Speaker 1: of Kelly because I've just gone swipe, swipe, swipe. I
Speaker 1: would do ice cream, but first, I mean I just
Speaker 1: woke up. I forgot I haven't had my coffee. I
Speaker 1: would always get my hair out of my face coming
Speaker 1: up after the break. More of a skin care routines,
Speaker 1: not my scrunchy all right. I'm at I cream stage,
Speaker 1: so I always do I cream as essentially the very
Speaker 1: first step of my skincare. Because the eye area is
Speaker 1: quite different to the face, and although for the most part,
Speaker 1: my skin's resilient enough to handle face skincare up around
Speaker 1: the eye, I am using something separate, So putting that
Speaker 1: on first, let's it go in there first, and also
Speaker 1: creates a little bit of protection for them if my
Speaker 1: other face skincare travels into the area. I am using
Speaker 1: Vitae Pacific Puffy eye gel. Why because my eyes are
Speaker 1: puffy and dark and sad and pathetic. Is that the
Speaker 1: one that tingles? No? It is like the most delicious balm,
Speaker 1: but is in a regular episode. I can't ask to
Speaker 1: use it. Now. You gotta use your iron routine. You're
Speaker 1: in your bathroom there, I'm in my after So it's
Speaker 1: literally a gel. It's one of the few eye products
Speaker 1: that I think really does help with puffiness. So that's
Speaker 1: why I would use it in the morning because I
Speaker 1: don't care if I look puffy on a bed. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna wake up that way anyway. So it's like a
Speaker 1: beautiful texture. I always do my upper eyelid as well,
Speaker 1: because don't you get puffy everywhere? No, yes, you do.
Speaker 1: No offense, it's not a lot, trust me, but people's puffiness.
Speaker 2: This is like the time that my facialist said to me,
Speaker 2: your pigmentation has gotten so much better, and I was, like, pigmentation.
Speaker 1: Honestly, unless it's you know, sort of a really active retinal.
Speaker 1: Even then, I wouldn't just apply like eye creviers for
Speaker 1: the whole orbital bone, your orbal to bone, if you
Speaker 1: feel is like the hole in your skull where your
Speaker 1: eyeball lives. So you do want to put it, you know,
Speaker 1: all around. Most people just put it on the bottom.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why. And this is this is so
Speaker 1: nourishing and gentle. It's not like, oh my god, I
Speaker 1: got it in my eye. It's not really anti aging.
Speaker 1: It's just cooling and calming and deep puffing. I love it.
Speaker 1: It's ninety nine dollars a little goes a long way,
Speaker 1: and I do. I'm very generous with my problem.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I am too, actually, but we will try
Speaker 2: to say how much to use.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean that was one pump. You could
Speaker 1: definitely use half. However, I find this so nourishing and
Speaker 1: it's still sort of sitting there, but it's sunk in
Speaker 1: by the time I get to my makeup, and I
Speaker 1: want that juiciness to start. I don't want an I cream.
Speaker 1: It's you know, so penetrative that it feels like it's gone.
Speaker 1: I want there to still be some sort of BARMI texture.
Speaker 1: Give my concealer a plumpy bass.
Speaker 2: Could you please put it in auder it's upsetting me
Speaker 2: that it's not next to.
Speaker 1: The you can count.
Speaker 2: My next step is because I'm not doing a vitamin
Speaker 2: C today. I do vitamin c's a couple of times
Speaker 2: a week, and then on the days that I don't
Speaker 2: do in a vitamin C, I will use a nice
Speaker 2: cinamide because it enhances your cell's antioxidant capability while also
Speaker 2: doing brightening.
Speaker 1: It's really good for the texture.
Speaker 2: I feel like my cinamide is kind of like a
Speaker 2: bit of an underdog in terms of ingredients. It does
Speaker 2: so many things.
Speaker 1: It's like vitamin C little sister in that you know,
Speaker 1: they're not the same category, but they both tackle a lot.
Speaker 1: But vitamin C gets all the like vitamin C is
Speaker 1: elsa and vitamin B or nicicinamide isna ana and.
Speaker 2: It's like, no, we need anna because nicinamid is also
Speaker 2: very repairing, so it's really good for your skin, whereas
Speaker 2: if I use a Vitamin C every single day, my
Speaker 2: skin would probably just be a little bit cranky because while.
Speaker 1: It's not active active, it is strong well. Vitamin C
Speaker 1: by default is an expolant because it's an asset. It's
Speaker 1: got a tiny bit of exfoliant in it. You're also
Speaker 1: so confusing that confused ourselves. We know what we're talking about,
Speaker 1: We're still confused students. It's definitely more active than nicinamide,
Speaker 1: and they both do a little bit of everything, but
Speaker 1: nicemid is more for your kind of sensitive girlies, whereas
Speaker 1: vitamin C I've only just been able to put back
Speaker 1: into my routine because my skin was cranky.
Speaker 2: Show me what you use in so I'll first go
Speaker 2: in with a mist because water attracts water, so I'm
Speaker 2: when I'm looking for my morning serum. I am also
Speaker 2: looking for something that's really hydrating. I don't want to
Speaker 2: do heaps of steps because that's what nighttime is for
Speaker 2: and I just don't have time for that in the morning.
Speaker 2: So in the morning I'm looking for something if I'm
Speaker 2: not using a vitamin C, or even when I am
Speaker 2: using a vitamin C. Though, I want it to do
Speaker 2: multiple things, so I want it to be hydrating. I
Speaker 2: want it to have something really nourishing in there, like
Speaker 2: a peptide or a seramide or something that's going to
Speaker 2: really plump up and juice the skin up. So that's
Speaker 2: why I sort of look for everything serum I do
Speaker 2: really like. But I finished it, so I had to
Speaker 2: bring in a replacement. The asap N twenty peptide complex.
Speaker 1: This is so good.
Speaker 2: This is one hundred and forty eight dollars and twenty cents.
Speaker 2: But I've just recently finished it, so I've replaced it
Speaker 2: with the Verso super exosoth serum, which is really beautiful.
Speaker 2: It's got exosomes in, it's got the nice cinamide, and
Speaker 2: it's so juicy and hydrating. So it hasn't like I
Speaker 2: haven't been using it long, but so I will missed first.
Speaker 2: This is the PDRN and hyaluronic acid hydrating capsule MIST.
Speaker 2: Because if you think about a sponge, a dry sponge
Speaker 2: will not absorb as well as a wet sponge or
Speaker 2: a slightly damp sponge, I should say, because obviously a
Speaker 2: wet sponge wouldn't absorb anything.
Speaker 1: No, it's full of wet, yes, but I get it.
Speaker 2: A damp sponge will absorb better than a dry sponge.
Speaker 2: So think of your skin as a sponge, and the
Speaker 2: MIST is like a are for your serum so that
Speaker 2: it can get deeper into your skin. Otherwise it's just
Speaker 2: going to sit on the top of your skin. Yes,
Speaker 2: I just did three pumps.
Speaker 1: Wow? Is that what we would do? Yeah? Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: pretty liberal liberal, especially with you know, something that's preparing
Speaker 1: and hydrating. You don't have to worry too much because
Speaker 1: it's not an active.
Speaker 2: And because my skin is so dry dehydrated, I kind
Speaker 2: of need it, like my skin's just drunk.
Speaker 1: All of that are And dare I say that you
Speaker 1: don't wear a lovely knit We might do, but you know,
Speaker 1: I'll show you a little bit more that your skin.
Speaker 1: Your face doesn't end right where your chin is and
Speaker 1: that we want to carry it down our chest where
Speaker 1: we can. But that also for me, depends on how
Speaker 1: expensive the product is. Well, you do look delicious and juicy.
Speaker 1: Say you were stuck on a desert island with just
Speaker 1: your serum, would you use water as a mist just
Speaker 1: because it's hydration? You could. You don't have to use
Speaker 1: a mist.
Speaker 2: It's just you're going to get the best benefits from
Speaker 2: your serums if you use a mist, so that it
Speaker 2: does act like that carrier into the deeper layers of
Speaker 2: your skin. Plus it's got extra skincare benefits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's totally fine to use that serum straight
Speaker 1: up it is.
Speaker 2: It's just I prefer because as someone with very dry skin,
Speaker 2: I just prefer to use a mist as a carrier.
Speaker 2: Plus this is full of juicy goodness as well, So yes,
Speaker 2: you could just use if you're stuck on a desert island.
Speaker 1: Though, don't use salt water. Oh no, we would never
Speaker 1: use salt water. That's dehydrating, yes, exactly. And then I
Speaker 1: apply it kind of just like with my hands all over.
Speaker 1: I'm not very delicate about it. I don't do it
Speaker 1: in a really like tiktoky way. I don't do drips
Speaker 1: on the face and then go I just shmear. You
Speaker 1: will find that a lot of that is for social
Speaker 1: media or you know a lot of you know, French
Speaker 1: beauty houses for example, have a lot of a ritual
Speaker 1: where it goes comes to applying and different pressures and fingers.
Speaker 1: I don't have time, I don't care. It depends on
Speaker 1: the products. But really I just swash it on.
Speaker 2: And when people show like dripping with the and touching
Speaker 2: the perpet to their face, you're just exchanging bacteria from
Speaker 2: your face onto the perpet that's then going into the product.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't do that. Do never touch a perpet to
Speaker 1: your face. Don't even touch your perpet to your fingers.
Speaker 1: It's a dropper for a reason. It's meant to stay
Speaker 1: relatively Sarah speaking of her pets, Oh oh, what a segue.
Speaker 1: My step after my I cream at the moment. Many
Speaker 1: times in my life come and go, love, affair, break
Speaker 1: up because I can't afford it. This is the skin
Speaker 1: citicle Sea for a week Vitamin C serum. The price
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six is two hundred and fifty eight dollars. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's gone up. It has gone up. Like every so
Speaker 1: has everything, but I will still buy this guy. So
Speaker 1: as the name suggests, it's a vitamin C serum. It's
Speaker 1: the world's best selling. It was paintent for a really
Speaker 1: long time. I am going to just contradict myself when
Speaker 1: I talk about how I apply it, because if you
Speaker 1: listen to the brand and this is good news, more
Speaker 1: is not better. You need three to four drops, you
Speaker 1: might have said, if you're watching before Kelly kind of
Speaker 1: put her serum on, rubbed it in between her hands,
Speaker 1: and then popped it all over. You don't want to
Speaker 1: do this with this guy, because you're going to waste
Speaker 1: the product and your hand doesn't really need the active
Speaker 1: I mean the backs of my hand definitely do it. Yes,
Speaker 1: so literally, I'll just do one, two, three, four like
Speaker 1: that and then I will sort of press it in again,
Speaker 1: only because I don't want to waste it on the
Speaker 1: palms of my hands. My under ice also love vitamin
Speaker 1: C and just on this serum in particular the brand Skinceuticals.
Speaker 1: Just to study about oxidization, because vitamin C famously oxidizes
Speaker 1: really quickly, and this is not in an airtight packaging.
Speaker 1: It's you know, a standard serum with a propette. They
Speaker 1: tested it over a longer period of time. Because we're
Speaker 1: told that if it goes mine's kind of middle of
Speaker 1: the road, but if it goes a brighter, deeper orange,
Speaker 1: that it's oxidized. That's not true. There's still active and stable. Ah,
Speaker 1: what I would normally do if I was well, I
Speaker 1: am me and it is today. I do have this. Well,
Speaker 1: it's not a breakout anymore, but it's you know, freshly healing,
Speaker 1: picked out pimple. So I really want to fade that beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 1: So I would put a bit more vitamin C just
Speaker 1: on that guy, if you have an active breakout, though
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. Oh no, not an active breakout because acneic
Speaker 1: skin tends to fight with vitamins. Yes, you don't want
Speaker 1: to do that, which is closed over and it's just
Speaker 1: it's a post acne inflammatory mark, and so I would
Speaker 1: want to fade that. Having said that, I just said
Speaker 1: I listened to my skin. So my skin, I can
Speaker 1: feel it. It wants a little bit more. But instead of yeah,
Speaker 1: but instead of instead of going crazy at the start
Speaker 1: with my expensive serums or my active serums, I will
Speaker 1: do two layers. I learn it skin, and that's that's absorbed.
Speaker 1: Now your vitamin C should be tacky. You smell beautiful
Speaker 1: smells like ham. Your vitamin C is generally quite tacky
Speaker 1: when it sets because of the nature of the ingredients.
Speaker 1: And so I would just press a little bit more
Speaker 1: and so now I can feel that it's perfect and
Speaker 1: ready for my next stip.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to also, can you please put the
Speaker 2: lid on proper because it's making me anxiously.
Speaker 1: And now half my life I go, ah, it is gone,
Speaker 1: and she hasn't put the lid on. Uh they do.
Speaker 2: Skin Suticals have got a product called Silly Maarn, which
Speaker 2: is it's not silly at all, but it's actually made
Speaker 2: formulated for people with ACNEQ skin because it's got saluricilic
Speaker 2: acid in it. So it's a much better option if
Speaker 2: you are acnake. Yes, I've recently reintroduced the noturium barrier
Speaker 2: bounce back into my room routine. My skin needed it.
Speaker 2: It is one of my all time favorite products and
Speaker 2: nothing compares. It is forty five dollars. I just love it.
Speaker 2: I will show you the texture and I will try
Speaker 2: to describe it. I am going to miss my face
Speaker 2: again because there was a long I would never usually
Speaker 2: wait that long between steps, and now my face feels dry.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is your second serum.
Speaker 2: And I usually wouldn't spray because I would go in
Speaker 2: maybe a minute after I applied the nice cinamide or
Speaker 2: vitamin C stoure. But because your thinkin is dry, you
Speaker 2: want to keep it moist to get delay is going
Speaker 2: if there was a delay.
Speaker 1: Exactly, so you have to shake it. It is like
Speaker 1: a milky oil cristper cream, like glass. It looks like grass.
Speaker 1: So this is called a serum, but to me, it's
Speaker 1: so unique because it is.
Speaker 2: It is unlike that's what I mean. It's nothing lives
Speaker 2: up to this. It is so beautiful. It almost is
Speaker 2: like a thick.
Speaker 1: Serum oil hybrid.
Speaker 2: I just I used about one and a half pumps
Speaker 2: on my You don't need that much. I just really
Speaker 2: like a fair bit of it because once again, my
Speaker 2: skin's really drinking things up because it is so dry
Speaker 2: at the moment, and it is really really nourishing and
Speaker 2: so good for your skin because it's so repairing.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I have done my vitamin C. I've let
Speaker 1: that sort of sink into the point where it's tacky
Speaker 1: maximum two minutes. I'm then going to do a hydrating serum. Now,
Speaker 1: if it was summer, I wouldn't I go straining with
Speaker 1: my lightweight moisturiza, but my skin doesn't need it again
Speaker 1: perimenopause in the middle of winter, so I need a
Speaker 1: little bit extra hydration, but I don't want to go
Speaker 1: too full on in that my skin says no, thank you,
Speaker 1: and my makeup doesn't do what it's called. So this
Speaker 1: is the Biodoma Ultra Concentrate hydrating serum. It's relatively new,
Speaker 1: and because it's called ultra concentrate, you'd think it'd be
Speaker 1: really thick, but it's not. It's super hydrating, but super lightweight.
Speaker 1: I've done two pumps. It literally kind of when you
Speaker 1: rub your fingers together. I put it the tips of
Speaker 1: my finger tips. Again, it looks a gelf. It literally
Speaker 1: goes down to like a water cream. So with the
Speaker 1: vitamin C, I was quite specific and mindful with where
Speaker 1: I applied it. This is just a hydrating serum, so
Speaker 1: I truly just do like Kelly did before. You know,
Speaker 1: tips of my fingers are the top half of my hand,
Speaker 1: and then I just literally like I'm putting sunscreen on.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not precious about this because it's not going
Speaker 1: to do any harm and also it's affordable and my
Speaker 1: skin like it won't if there's too much, I won't
Speaker 1: just sit there. My skin does drink it up. You
Speaker 1: need to try this if you haven't. It's very hydrating, beautiful.
Speaker 1: Oh it's super hydrating, but not super thick. Yep. Also
Speaker 1: quick note, Kelly and I both big advocates of educating
Speaker 1: people that your chin is not where your skin stops,
Speaker 1: and that your chest can read too. Having said that,
Speaker 1: ain't nobody using a Turndred fiftyell a serum on their chest.
Speaker 1: That's why I stopped my vitamin see at my neck.
Speaker 1: But what I would do here is a few pumps
Speaker 1: of a hydrating serum. And I might even miss that
Speaker 1: area first. But yeah, I kind of pick and choose
Speaker 1: watch what I want wear. And sometimes you winter, let's
Speaker 1: face it. I mean, I'm wearing a ten canal just
Speaker 1: to show you. But usually you would be dressed like
Speaker 1: me and not bother be here. Yeah, and then you
Speaker 1: get to the in the winter night else. Oh so
Speaker 1: that's where I would put my hydrating serum. Oh, see,
Speaker 1: are you already, I can feel my face feeling better.
Speaker 1: Next moisturizer.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I tend to use something fairly like. I
Speaker 2: want it to be really nourishing, but I don't want
Speaker 2: it to be super heavy on the skin because I
Speaker 2: don't want it to pill under makeup, which is when
Speaker 2: it sort of goes all bally or your makeup start separating.
Speaker 2: So if that is happening, tend to look at what
Speaker 2: steps you're doing in your skincare routine because it more
Speaker 2: often than not is when you're prepping your skin.
Speaker 1: So this one's really really good.
Speaker 2: It's the Embryly Latchriam Multi Protection. This is one that
Speaker 2: a lot of makeup artists use. It can be some
Speaker 2: people just even use it as a primer. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: do that, a mask, a flash. You can even use
Speaker 2: it as makeup remover. It's also very good.
Speaker 1: Not that we would ever ever ever ever get a sunburn,
Speaker 1: but if you accidentally did, it's good for that. Oh,
Speaker 1: I didn't even know that.
Speaker 2: It's thirty three thirty nine for this tube, which is
Speaker 2: like a canting mill, comes in all different sizes. It's
Speaker 2: one of those like French pharmacy brands, but you can
Speaker 2: get it every well.
Speaker 1: Could warehouse. It's really good. So what I would do
Speaker 1: is how mutually got there? I think you had a
Speaker 1: twenty cent piece. No, I had about a ten cent piece.
Speaker 1: And now I've rubbed it on my hands and now
Speaker 1: I'm just putting it on my face all over. This
Speaker 1: is mesmerizing.
Speaker 2: I just feel like we're both quite You're less slap hazard,
Speaker 2: but I'm just.
Speaker 1: I'm very sapazard. I have a very small real estate.
Speaker 1: On my forehead. I have like a two head, which
Speaker 1: is so irritating because my hairline has always got skincare
Speaker 1: in it, and I just, yeah, I take too much,
Speaker 1: and then I can't get rid of it on my
Speaker 1: forehead because my hair goes creasy.
Speaker 2: Always excess on the back on your hands. Rub on
Speaker 2: the back of your hands, because your hands always tend
Speaker 2: to look older than what the rest of your body
Speaker 2: does because they get the most sun and.
Speaker 1: While you're driving a car, exactly your labor. Oh gosh,
Speaker 1: look at how nice. Look at your hands. Your hands
Speaker 1: look like they've had a facial. Oh my goodness, I
Speaker 1: forgot my I cream lay Oh No, I mean I
Speaker 1: do have more steps, but you go for it. I
Speaker 1: forgot my I cream. What a silly duff. It hasn't
Speaker 1: had an instant coffee Listen.
Speaker 2: It's got no label on it anymore. This is the
Speaker 2: Keels creamy eye treatment. It's sixty nine dollars. I would use,
Speaker 2: oh gosh, like I don't know, two grains of rice.
Speaker 2: Two grains of rice on the back of my finger.
Speaker 2: Then I press it between two fingers and then go
Speaker 2: and then press it in little like as if I'm
Speaker 2: playing the piano on the bottom of my eyes.
Speaker 1: Do do do? This one is.
Speaker 2: Just so good for the daytime because it plays so
Speaker 2: well under makeup.
Speaker 1: It really juices up that area.
Speaker 2: And then I don't go on my eyelid like Lee did,
Speaker 2: but I'll go around the orbital bone, so I'll go
Speaker 2: on my eyebrow. And then I always think, because the
Speaker 2: eye is a hot area, the heat from your eyes
Speaker 2: will draw product in. So that's why you don't need
Speaker 2: to apply too close to yeah I and still get
Speaker 2: the benefits.
Speaker 1: That's true. Product does travel towards the ie. So if
Speaker 1: you forgot it, is there a step that you would
Speaker 1: where would have you done that? If I wasn't here
Speaker 1: to annoy.
Speaker 2: You, I would have done that before my moisturizer. So
Speaker 2: I just it was only one step. But yeah, so
Speaker 2: that's where I would have popped that way.
Speaker 1: Are you doing still added on e if you forgot,
Speaker 1: because it's worth it. Oh goodness. Yes. So I've done
Speaker 1: my two serums and my I cream. I would finish
Speaker 1: before sunscreen with a lightweight moisturizer. Reason being is that, yes,
Speaker 1: my serum's hydrating, but it's not locking it all in,
Speaker 1: So I need something that's going to kind of close
Speaker 1: the door keep everyone in for the day. Great analogy.
Speaker 1: This is the newer intensive moisturizing milk. So don't let
Speaker 1: the word milk confuse you there or put you off
Speaker 1: because a lot of koreem beauty has so many hydrating steps.
Speaker 1: A lot of the milks will come early on near
Speaker 1: the essences. But this is actually your lotion, like your moisturizer.
Speaker 1: So I would do it's a huge bottle. Well it's yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's good value. That's one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: mil oh beautiful, very lightweight barrier support. It's gonna lock
Speaker 1: everything in, but it doesn't have to be that sort
Speaker 1: of really thick. So I've done three pumps there. I
Speaker 1: do sort of start with good intentions and I sort
Speaker 1: of press it everywhere to make sure there's enough on
Speaker 1: my face, and then I kind of just mudge, if
Speaker 1: that makes sense. I can feel maybe because we're in
Speaker 1: the studio, my skin is drinking more products than normal. Same,
Speaker 1: isn't you it's the light my skin is. No, it's
Speaker 1: still so thirsty, but I wouldn't usually do more. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's an interesting point, and not a lot of people
Speaker 1: are changing their scenario morning by morning or in a studio,
Speaker 1: but you do need to listen to your skin, if
Speaker 1: that makes sense. It's not going hello, but it is
Speaker 1: saying ooh, yummy, thirsty more so, I'm just putting some
Speaker 1: now on my chest that would have been enough for
Speaker 1: my neck and chest as well normally. Yeah, but you
Speaker 1: can kind of just tell if it's like modding more. Then,
Speaker 1: I finished my official skincare with a lip farm. Do
Speaker 1: you yeah? You doo look at U? Sorry, taptat tap.
Speaker 2: This is the I've talked about it a million times before.
Speaker 2: It's the Aumadic Image Skincare Balancing Lip Complex. It's so expensive,
Speaker 2: it's almost fifty five dollars, but it is just so nourishing.
Speaker 2: It's The best lip.
Speaker 1: Bum mine is the Redewal Advance PDR and Rejuvenating Lip serum.
Speaker 1: It's very thick for a serum. It is so nice.
Speaker 1: I think it was like thirty eight dollars. I bought
Speaker 1: it one of those Korean video websites after reading about
Speaker 1: it on Reddit, and I do not regret it.
Speaker 2: That will nourish my lips for the day. Like I
Speaker 2: don't need to reapply, but you would for fun. No,
Speaker 2: I actually wouldn't. I reapply my lipstick my lip color.
Speaker 2: But if I've applied this in the morning, I don't
Speaker 2: need to replay lip bum Wow. All right, Now we're
Speaker 2: going to put on our sunscreen, our SBF.
Speaker 1: This is very important. We're not going to show you
Speaker 1: which ones we're using because that's against TGA guidelines, but
Speaker 1: we are to show you exactly how much to use
Speaker 1: and how to get that much on your face without
Speaker 1: feeling like it's way too much. So the guidelines are
Speaker 1: very important, and they are A full tea spit of
Speaker 1: sunscreen for your face, neck and chest or just face
Speaker 1: is half a tea spoon. So Kell and I are
Speaker 1: both going to do that. Now we can't show you
Speaker 1: ourselves putting it in the t spoon because we're a dentist.
Speaker 2: We'll show it in there so you can see proof.
Speaker 2: Because a lot of people are you can't use that much, Well,
Speaker 2: we're going to show you. They need you to a
Speaker 2: shout out to Hannah English because she probably didn't invent it,
Speaker 2: but this idea is from her to use an actual
Speaker 2: tea spoons.
Speaker 1: She does that also very importantly to show that your
Speaker 1: foundation or your coverage product that has sunscreen and it
Speaker 1: can never be your primary sun care because you couldn't
Speaker 1: apply that much foundation, but sunscreen you can. It would
Speaker 1: be go awful, wouldn't it. So there is my tadah
Speaker 1: teaspoon of sunscreen. It's a little bit hard to hold up.
Speaker 1: It depends on the texture. Kelly's is a little a
Speaker 1: little bit runnye Kelly's is a little bit more runny
Speaker 1: than mine. Kelly, if you're not watching at home, Kelly's
Speaker 1: got a kind of a crew neck jumper on so
Speaker 1: she can't reach her full chest, whereas I am wearing
Speaker 1: a lower tank. So I'm going to put all over
Speaker 1: my face and write down my deck colletage.
Speaker 2: So and Lee's is now on the iPad. Good iPad
Speaker 2: always wear your sunscreen.
Speaker 1: All right, So, okay, that is a a lot of sunscreen.
Speaker 1: I always I'll see we scirt just a drop for me, luckaloo.
Speaker 1: So what I do is I pat mine on and
Speaker 1: sort of let it start absorbing. So when I put
Speaker 1: the right amount of sunscreen on, immediately it looks like
Speaker 1: and feels like it's way too much, but it takes
Speaker 1: a little while to absorb. I'll often sort of tap it,
Speaker 1: stiple it on all over. I always make sure I
Speaker 1: do my ears, the top of my ears, the back
Speaker 1: of my neck. Then I might clean my teeth, I
Speaker 1: might you know, do a dance, reply to a text message,
Speaker 1: and I find that when I come back to it
Speaker 1: even thirty seconds later, my skinners sort of started to
Speaker 1: absorb it. Then that's when I make sure I just
Speaker 1: work in the rest of it. Always the top of
Speaker 1: your eyel is right up through your hairline. Honestly, that's
Speaker 1: the most frustrating part. Again because of my hairline. But
Speaker 1: as someone whose father died of a melanime on the
Speaker 1: top of their ear, he can't say cut his ear off.
Speaker 1: That does sound a little bit morbid, but it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's those little extra steps you take and making sure
Speaker 1: you take it right to the edges. It will protect
Speaker 1: your beautiful skin. So would you say that now mine
Speaker 1: might have a full taste? Would you say, minds now
Speaker 1: fully absorb completely? Is mine? You look very librecation? Good, good, good. Well,
Speaker 1: on that note, we'll be back after this short break.
Speaker 2: So the end of every monthly master class, we are
Speaker 2: going to provide you with a cheat sheet, so kind
Speaker 2: of like a TLDR of what you've learned in the episode,
Speaker 2: what we've spoken about, or the key takeaways.
Speaker 1: Because although sometimes although we always try and be helpful,
Speaker 1: it can get a little bit confusing even when we're
Speaker 1: explaining it. Because no beauty routine is for everyone. One
Speaker 1: size does not fiddle, and we got confused ourselves when
Speaker 1: we were talking about ingredients we did. So kel if
Speaker 1: you were to summarize what you use in the morning
Speaker 1: or what your ethos is for your morning routine, what
Speaker 1: would that be?
Speaker 2: So I just would like to start off by saying,
Speaker 2: if you have watched this and gone one, two, three, four, five,
Speaker 2: six plus the spo, if you've watched this and gone WHOA,
Speaker 2: No one needs ten step skincare routine. No, you probably
Speaker 2: don't and you're like, I don't I don't want it.
Speaker 2: I don't want to pay for that. I can't afford it. Like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to just show you what a really simple
Speaker 2: skincare routine is. So if I was playing long at
Speaker 2: home and I just wanted the easiest skincare routine.
Speaker 1: I would cleanse me too. Then I would Can I
Speaker 1: have your Vitamin C? Yes, I would also use my
Speaker 1: Vitamin C straight up next, that's yep.
Speaker 2: So I just do one serum and a Vitamin C
Speaker 2: is probably your best bet in the morning.
Speaker 1: Moisturize, I would just do my sunscreen and I'm done.
Speaker 1: And quite often I just do cleanse, vitamin C soundscreen.
Speaker 2: I think that that's perfect. I would only add in
Speaker 2: a moisturizer because I've got dry, dehydrated skin. So if
Speaker 2: you want just to really cut back skincare routine, cleanse
Speaker 2: vitamin C, then either moisturize and sunscreen or just apply
Speaker 2: sunscreen if you've got combat or oil skin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and oftentimes you know, sunscreens these days are quite
Speaker 1: elegant and have moisturizing properties exactly. But yeah, it's essentially
Speaker 1: clean and active. Usually a serum Vitamin C for both
Speaker 1: of us and then some sort of hydration. But we've
Speaker 1: both boiled down to vitamin C. Yes, we both don't
Speaker 1: use it all the time, but why have we both,
Speaker 1: in that very tight edit chosen vitamin C. The reason
Speaker 1: we both kind of nominate a vitamin C within that
Speaker 1: very sort of simple fast routine is that vitamin C,
Speaker 1: along with vitamin A, which you use at nighttime, are
Speaker 1: the two most single studied ingredients for efficacy and results.
Speaker 1: So retinol is a whole other category. We might do
Speaker 1: that in a nighttime episode if you want to see
Speaker 1: our nighttime skincare routines. But vitamin C in the moore
Speaker 1: was a lot, but vitamin C in the morning is
Speaker 1: a one stop shop because of what it does is
Speaker 1: it protects your skin and it pairs up with your sunscreen.
Speaker 1: The words get a bit jargoning, but it's an antioxidant
Speaker 1: that fights free radicals. Free radicals are the bad guys,
Speaker 1: and they just happen because you're alive. So pollution, stress,
Speaker 1: lack of sleep, even just sort of living poor die,
Speaker 1: everything that kind of happens to you from being alive,
Speaker 1: and then we can create more free radicals, you know, smoking, drinking,
Speaker 1: junk food. I don't like to smoke, nor do I,
Speaker 1: but you know, like I don't just eat bccoli all
Speaker 1: day long. And even if I did eat brocoli all
Speaker 1: day long, I don't sleep well. And I live in
Speaker 1: a city, and we all live in a planet with
Speaker 1: global warming, lots of pollution in the air. Yeah, free
Speaker 1: radicals are just what's occurring in the environment. Antioxidants good guy,
Speaker 1: free radicals, bad guy. They all day So he's kind
Speaker 1: of like your bodyguard for the daytime, which soundscreen.
Speaker 2: He suits a lot of people, Like if you're really
Speaker 2: sensity or achnaque, you might have issues, but most people
Speaker 2: can tolerate a spidamins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, even then, you know, you do need to shop around.
Speaker 1: Skin suit or seaf is quite a well tolerated one
Speaker 1: considering how many people use it. It's the most popular
Speaker 1: one globally, although with that price, who knows for how
Speaker 1: much longer. But you can get more mild vitamin c's,
Speaker 1: you can get them in oil form, you can get
Speaker 1: lots of different types. But it's just a really fantastic
Speaker 1: ingredient to use in the morning that does a bit
Speaker 1: of everything. It's a little bit corrective, but very protective.
Speaker 1: So we would both kind of choose that if we
Speaker 1: had to choose one. Now, another question that you might
Speaker 1: be thinking, like.
Speaker 2: Do you seriously have to do that every single day?
Speaker 1: Of course, you don't have to do everything. You don't
Speaker 1: have to do anything, well like pay your taxes. I
Speaker 1: guess I'm got to work. If you've got a job,
Speaker 1: you don't.
Speaker 2: Have to do. And you know what, on a rotch day,
Speaker 2: when I'm just staying in bed, of course, I don't
Speaker 2: put anything on my face. I just stay in bed
Speaker 2: like this. But if you're going outside or near a window,
Speaker 2: yes you put your SBF on.
Speaker 1: I'd say arguably you're best off skipping your skincare routine
Speaker 1: in the morning, like Kelly said, unless you are going outside.
Speaker 1: SPF is the key there. But honestly, you can wake
Speaker 1: up and go about your life. I don't care if
Speaker 1: you've got crusty sleep in your eyes.
Speaker 2: I often come in me like I often won't do
Speaker 2: my skin care toll eve and get back from dropping
Speaker 2: off my son.
Speaker 1: Yeah, going to the gym, so oh yeah. If I'm
Speaker 1: just at home or if I'm sick, I don't do
Speaker 1: a single thing. Unfortunately for me, I get very tired
Speaker 1: and cranky, even though I don't sleep and I most
Speaker 1: often would skip, if anything, my nighttime routine. Your nighttime
Speaker 1: is arguably more important, specifically if you've had makeup on
Speaker 1: or sunscreen on, because you do kind of want to
Speaker 1: wash that away, but also because your whole body repairs
Speaker 1: at night. That's why we sleep. It kind of shuts
Speaker 1: you down and then it goes. All the little workers
Speaker 1: go in and go fixed six stix, and your skin
Speaker 1: is part of that process. It's not just fixing the superficial.
Speaker 1: It's about kind of keeping you healthy, in alive, repairing
Speaker 1: the barrier, you know, making your whole being more robust
Speaker 1: for the next day and for the next forever. So
Speaker 1: if you can at least remove what you've got on
Speaker 1: at night. Back on one thing. Having said that, I
Speaker 1: sleep in my face probably three times a week. Like literally,
Speaker 1: whatever I've walked back in the door from, it might
Speaker 1: be from nothing from the whole day because I haven't
Speaker 1: left the house in three days. It might be a
Speaker 1: full day of you beauty recording. It's not ideal, But
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is I haven't died. Yeah, I am
Speaker 1: an expert with all the products, but at the end
Speaker 1: of the day. We're all humans, we're tired, we might
Speaker 1: not have the money, we might just can't be bothered.
Speaker 1: And that's okay.
Speaker 2: Do you know, even if I get home at three
Speaker 2: o'clock in the morning, I do my skincare, and I
Speaker 2: think I've been like that for a very long time. However,
Speaker 2: me doing my skincare might be an overnight mask or
Speaker 2: an oil. Yeah, I don't necessarily do all the steps.
Speaker 1: No, And I must say, you know, I've been in
Speaker 1: beauty for so long that I remember when face wipes
Speaker 1: were invented and we were like, oh my god, what
Speaker 1: a great step. You didn't have to get the cold
Speaker 1: and you have to do that. And then when I
Speaker 1: discovered my cellar water, which is essentially like a face wipe.
Speaker 1: My cellar water is full cloanth without water. You really
Speaker 1: don't have any excuse not to because I can literally
Speaker 1: by my bedside go and then fall asleep, and if
Speaker 1: I can, I will wack on a sleep mask or
Speaker 1: one and done sort of anything. So there's you know,
Speaker 1: there's ways you can simplify. If you just don't have
Speaker 1: the time, you can't be bothered, you don't have the money,
Speaker 1: you definitely don't need all these steps. It's mostly about
Speaker 1: protection during the day that sun's green, and nourishment and
Speaker 1: repair at the night.
Speaker 2: That's it for our first monthly master class. We hope
Speaker 2: you've enjoyed it, and well, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Well, it's nearly bedtime, so I'm gonna my sell on
Speaker 1: my soundscreen off that I just put on all She's
Speaker 1: a good girl when I got home and fall asleep
Speaker 1: with it, am like I know I do.
Speaker 2: But if you want to see our skincare routines at night,
Speaker 2: you've got to let us know. You can comment below.
Speaker 2: You can also comment any ques questions that you might
Speaker 2: have For our regular episodes. We'll be back as per
Speaker 2: normal programming on Friday, where we always answer two of
Speaker 2: your questions.
Speaker 1: And talk about more fabulous products. Exactly what else would
Speaker 1: you like to see in a masterclass? I mean, we've
Speaker 1: got some planned, but we're open to suggestions.
Speaker 2: Let us know what you want, huge deep dives or explanations, education,
Speaker 2: entertaining education.
Speaker 1: I know what they want. They want us to do
Speaker 1: a deep dive on French skincare, so we have to
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