Weekly high maintenance

@belicia.arnold

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The video provides a comprehensive, budget-friendly skincare routine that addresses common concerns like pore congestion and peach fuzz. The creator's clear explanations and demonstration of effective techniques make it relatable and actionable for viewers seeking at-home solutions.

Summary

The creator shares a weekly high-maintenance skincare routine that can be done at home on a budget. The routine includes pore extraction, an at-home facial with a THOME device and ampoule, and dermaplaning.

Structure

1Pore extraction with a pore melt and extractor
2At-home facial with THOME Exosome Boost Ampoule and Twenty Up device
3Dermaplaning for smoother makeup application

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high maintenance things to stay lowkey maintenance that LITERALLY make u glow up and ur life so much easier. at home pore extraction is a MUST. at home facial using a facial device for better skincare absorption (mine is from thome). dermaplanning to remove peach fuzz and for smoother skin. absolute class line up

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THOME Exosome Boost Ampoule: This is a skincare product applied to the face to regulate sebum production and improve skin barrier function. It acts, and removing it would change the skincare routine shown. THOME Twenty Up Device: This is a facial device used in conjunction with the ampoule, based on LDM technology, to calm skin and is gentle enough for sensitive acne-prone skin. It acts, and removing it would change the skincare routine shown. Razor (unbranded): Used for dermaplaning to remove peach fuzz. It acts, and removing it would change the skincare routine shown.

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Weekly high maintenance routine to stay low maintenance (at home, on a budget) First up is pore extracting. I like to use this pore melt every couple weeks to just kind of soften up all the sebaceous filaments. I like it soak for 15 minutes and then I go in with an extractor and squeeze them out If there's one thing my pores know how to do is how to fill up. I get a good extraction, it literally just like melts It makes it so much easier for the sebum to actually come out of your nose. After I've used my pores, I like to go in with an at home facial as if I'm spending $200 bucks on an in clinic session. My goal is to regulate sebum production and improve skin barrier function. So I just layer on the foam THOME Exosome Boost Ampoule and then I work out in using my twenty up device. It's based on LDM technology, a popular skin treatment in Korea, calms the skin and is gentle enough for sensitive acne prone skin as well. I definitely don't do this every single day, but I like to do it like every couple of days. It just makes your skincare work like so much better and the glow it gives you. Excuse me, like are you kidding me? Thank you. So much. The next thing on my list is definitely dermaplaining because this stuff just makes your makeup go on so smooth and your skincare absorbs better. Like it's a win win. I got no qualms against peach fuzz, but I just like the way that my makeup looks when I don't have hair on my face. And no, your hair is not gonna grow back thicker. I've been doing this for like these or four years at this point consistently and it doesn't grow back thicker. I usually touch up with a bit of moisturizer and I only wear skincare for like the next 12 hours at least. And that is the routine, baby.

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Weekly high maintenance routine to stay low maintenance (at home, on a budget) First up is pore extracting. I like to use this pore melt every couple weeks to just kind of soften up all the sebaceous filaments. I like it soak for 15 minutes and then I go in with an extractor and squeeze them out If there's one thing my pores know how to do is how to fill up. I get a good extraction, it literally just like melts It makes it so much easier for the sebum to actually come out of your nose. After I've used my pores, I like to go in with an at home facial as if I'm spending $200 bucks on an in clinic session. My goal is to regulate sebum production and improve skin barrier function. So I just layer on the foam THOME Exosome Boost Ampoule and then I work out in using my twenty up device. It's based on LDM technology, a popular skin treatment in Korea, calms the skin and is gentle enough for sensitive acne prone skin as well. I definitely don't do this every single day, but I like to do it like every couple of days. It just makes your skincare work like so much better and the glow it gives you. Excuse me, like are you kidding me? Thank you. So much. The next thing on my list is definitely dermaplaining because this stuff just makes your makeup go on so smooth and your skincare absorbs better. Like it's a win win. I got no qualms against peach fuzz, but I just like the way that my makeup looks when I don't have hair on my face. And no, your hair is not gonna grow back thicker. I've been doing this for like these or four years at this point consistently and it doesn't grow back thicker. I usually touch up with a bit of moisturizer and I only wear skincare for like the next 12 hours at least. And that is the routine, baby.