Basics: Moisturizing Your Face

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I realize I am not a licensed skin care professional, but I'm not going to tell you something that I don't believe is true. I've read tons of reviews and heard from people first hand with these skin types, that's why I am confident in recommending these products. This video is for beginners and people who don't feel like they know how to take care of their skin. Please be aware that there is a TON more information out there, so let this video encourage you to research your skin type elsewhere!

Products mentioned:

Eucerin Q10 Anti-Wrinkle Sensitive Skin Cream

Mario Badescu Aloe Moisturizer SPF 15

DDF Ultra Light Oil-Free Moisturizing Dew

Eden Pure Moroccan Argan Oil

Murad Anti Aging Moisturizer SPF 20 PA++ (for Blemish-Prone skin)

Mario Badescu Oil Free Moisturizer (SPF 17 or 30)

Neutrogena Rapid Clear Acne Defense Lotion

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[ohmygoodnessk]

Rosacea is not a skin type, but a skin condition. Not watching the rest of this video, because if you want to educate people on something, know what you are talking about.

[bethainy]

@ohmygoodnessk Thank you for the info! It is a condition, but often can be treated as a skin type with different product lines out there.

[beYOUtiful13]

EVERY skin type should moisturize. Even oily skin. Or you skin will produce more oil to make up for it.

Also, zinc oxide is a great physical sunblock, its not chemical. It actually helps with acne and can calm skin that is sensitive and red.

You can't say all sunscreen is bad for skin. That's false.

I feel you need to do more research on skin care before you try to help other people.

[bethainy]

@beYOUtiful13 Thanks for the info! I totally forgot about zinc oxide, I just don't like it because it can make you look like a ghost (I've probably just seen it applied incorrectly). Hopefully I didn't say ALL sunscreen was bad, that's not what I meant.

[dove267]

Thanks for the info! I have a question...

Do you recommend any light foundations/tinted moisturizers (low-end/high-end) that last long on oily skin?

Right now, I mix Revlon colorstay with my moisturizer for a semi-long lasting TM but, its getting to be to much of a hassle.

[bethainy]

@dove267 That's pretty much what I do, actually :-) Or I mix Exuviance's concealer with my moisturizer and that seems to last a while too. It's not as heavy as the Revlon, but still gives good coverage. Tarte's TM is nice as well.

[burnregretsx]

Bethany, I truly appreciate your kindness towards those who have commented (nicely or not so nicely) on your videos. Your kindness very much shows God working in your life/through you. Thanks so much for all of your videos and your ever-positive attitude!

[FireboltFulmination]

Thank you for putting some info out there for us viewers. Although some of it was a little off, don't worry about it because we are all learning more and more about things each day... it's life! But I think this has some great pointers for starters, so thanks!

[potterfan1122]

You mentioned rosacea as a skin type, but I'd say that's more of a skin condition. The type of skin you usually hear about is sensitive. Rosacea is a separate issue. Besides that, you've got it right.

[bethainy]

@eclipze079 I'm not giving false info, to my knowledge. This video is for absolute beginners, in hopes they will look elsewhere for more in depth information on their skin type. I have oily-combo, acne-prone, sensitive skin... the skin "types" can be mixed up in just about every way :-)