Dollar tree skincare you could NOT pay me to use with Acne prone skin

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Dollar Tree skincare

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The creator leverages her expertise as an esthetician to provide a critical review of affordable skincare products, tapping into the common desire for budget-friendly beauty solutions while also addressing concerns about ingredient safety for specific skin types.

Summary

An esthetician reviews several Dollar Tree skincare products, warning viewers with acne-prone skin to avoid them. She highlights specific ingredients like fragrance, alcohol, and oils in sheet masks, serums, cleansers, and scrubs that can exacerbate acne.

Structure

1Introduction: warning about Dollar Tree skincare for acne-prone skin
2Critique of sheet masks due to fragrance
3Critique of serums due to alcohol and fragrance
4Critique of enzyme oil cleanser due to fragrance and alcohol
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Dollar Tree skincare: sells skincare products. The video reviews several of these products and advises against using them for acne-prone skin. Removing these names would change what happens in the video. Spa+scentials Glow Vitamin C Radiance Face & Body Oil: sells a face and body oil. The video advises against using it for acne-prone skin due to fragrance and alcohol content. Removing this name would change what happens in the video. Spa+scentials Smooth Retinol Repair Face & Body Oil: sells a face and body oil. The video advises against using it for acne-prone skin due to fragrance and alcohol content. Removing this name would change what happens in the video. Global Beauty Care Enzyme Oil Cleanser: sells an enzyme oil cleanser. The video advises against using it for acne-prone skin due to fragrance and alcohol content. Removing this name would change what happens in the video. Happy Skin Healthy Skin Grape Soda Fizz Scented Poppin' Face & Body Elixir: sells a face and body scrub. The video advises against using it for acne-prone skin due to oils, eucalyptus, apomate, alcohol, and fragrance. Removing this name would change what happens in the video. Happy Skin Healthy Skin Glitzy Lemon Face Scrub: sells a face scrub. The video advises against using it for acne-prone skin due to oils and alcohol. Removing this name would change what happens in the video.

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Dollar tree skincare you could NOT pay me to use with Acne prone skin

Transcript

I clear acne for a living. Let me show you skincare I could not pay me to use. These sheet masks, I know they're cheap, I know they're cute, but they contain so much fragrances that are just so bad for your skin. If you're sensitive and acne prone, don't even, don't even start here. The serum has a lot of alcohols in it, fragrance, hydrogenated castor oil. This is literally a recipe for clogged pores. This enzyme oil cleanser is filled with multiple different kinds of fragrances, oils, alcohols. This has literally the same ingredients as my shampoo. Do not. Do not put this on your face. These face and body oils, literally fragrance alcohol in a bottle. It just doesn't make any sense. The serum is literally just coconut and oil in a bottle. Just like, it's just not even worth it. This grape face and body scrub is a nightmare for acne prone skin. So it's filled with oils, eucalyptus, apomate, alcohol, so much fragrance. This is literally a nightmare for your skin. Like, duh. These are cute, but if I had acne prone skin, I would not let this touch my face. Literally lemon scented, filled with oils, filled with alcohols. Not made for acne prone skin. Don't use this. Keep in mind that everybody's skin is different. This is just my personal opinion based off of the ingredients in these skincare products.