The video effectively uses the popular 'empties and replacements' format, which resonates with skincare enthusiasts looking for product recommendations. The creator provides concise reviews and highlights key benefits, making the content informative and trustworthy.
Summary
The creator showcases two empty skincare products, a Cocokind Milky Soft Cleanser and a Thayers Hydrating Milky Cleanser, and introduces their replacements. She highlights the benefits of each new product, emphasizing their gentle, hydrating, and skin-soothing properties.
Structure
1Introduction of empties and replacements
2Review of Cocokind Milky Soft Cleanser
3Review of Thayers Hydrating Milky Cleanser
4Introduction of Stratia Skin Velvet Cleansing Milk
Original caption
two empties and what I’m replacing them with empties: @cocokind milky soft cleanser @Thayers hydrating milky cleanser replacements: @Stratia Skin velvet cleansing milk @skinfix hydrating foaming oil cleanser #oneemptyonereplacement #empties #projectpan #skincare #cleanser
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5Introduction of Skinfix Hydrating Foaming Oil Cleanser
6Conclusion and excitement for new products
Product placement
Cocokind Milky Soft Cleanser (ACTS - used as a face and body cleanser, described as gentle and hydrating; removing it would change the video's content) | Thayers Hydrating Milky Cleanser (ACTS - used as a sink cleanser, described as moisturizing and good for dry skin; removing it would change the video's content) | Stratia Skin Velvet Cleansing Milk (ACTS - presented as a replacement cleanser, described as creamy, skin-soothing, and non-stripping; removing it would change the video's content) | Skinfix Hydrating Foaming Oil Cleanser (ACTS - presented as a replacement cleanser, described as rich, creamy, and non-stripping; removing it would change the video's content)
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two empties and what I’m replacing them with
Transcript
two empties and what I'm replacing them with because of course I finished both my in-shower and my sink cleanser at the same time. In the shower I had the cocokind milky soft cleanser. I love this one in the shower because you can use it face and body. The lather of this one is super foamy but gentle. The surfactants in this are very similar to ones that are used in washes for children and babies. So really amazing for sensitive skin. I typically like to have something that's very gentle and hydrating to offset any of the drying effects that a warm shower can have. So I'm replacing this with an old favorite the stratia velvet cleansing milk. This one really doesn't have a foam to it. It's very creamy, has ingredients to be very skin soothing like chamomile and aloe. This one also has rice bran oil and a water-soluble oil to really nourish the skin. I have not used this one in a minute so I'm really excited to have it in my routine again. This one is also fragrance-free. The cocokind one was too. At my sink I had the thayers hydrating milky cleanser. I love this one. I've gone through multiple of it. It really makes my skin feel moisturized, not like there's a film on my skin. So if you have really really dry skin, definitely try this one. The cleanser that I had at my sink is typically like my end of day cleanser, but I do sometimes use it in the morning so I want something that's versatile, I want something that's gentle in the morning but also thorough enough to remove the day. So I'm going to replace this with the skinfix hydrating foaming oil cleanser. I've used this a couple times already. This isn't like an oil cleanser, this is like a traditional cleanser but it's just very nourishing and hydrating. This has a blend of two of my favorite humectants, glycerin and ectoin, also has red algae and macadamia seed oil for barrier support and hydration. I really like the foam on this. It's thick, it's rich, it's creamy, but it doesn't strip my skin at all and my skin looks really nice and hydrated after I use this. So I'm excited to continue using this. The cleanser that I had at my sink is typically like my end of day cleanser, but I do sometimes use it in the morning so I want something that's versatile, I want something that's gentle in the morning but also thorough enough to remove the day. So I'm going to replace this with the skinfix hydrating foaming oil cleanser. I've used this a couple times already. This isn't like an oil cleanser, this is like a traditional cleanser but it's just very nourishing and hydrating. This has a blend of two of my favorite humectants, glycerin and ectoin, also has red algae and macadamia seed oil for barrier support and hydration. I really like the foam on this. It's thick, it's rich, it's creamy, but it doesn't strip my skin at all and my skin looks really nice and hydrated after I use this. So I'm excited to continue using this.
