Expensive skincare products don’t automatically mean superior products or better results. Often it just means really, really good marketing. How effective a skincare product is depends more on whether or not you choose the right product for your unique skin needs and the ingredients and overall formulation of said product, not how much it costs. Trust that drugstore skincare has more clinical data and R&D to back their products than the fancy brands at the department store.
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Amennnn!! I told my fam about and we are all coming to see you one day soon.
Happy to help🥰
Me too im trying to book, but no availability.
I was sleeping on the Roc brand and now it’s goto. The vitamin c serum and cream is good, good!
It’s such a great brand with lots of R&D and clinical studies to back up there claims
@Dr Alexis Stephens yes, I can tell! ♥️.
THANK YOU for saving me hundreds of dollars on skincare 🫶🏻
What about skinbetter science? The vitamin c serum to be exact cause ive been repurchasing with hope that its as good as its described to be😂
In my opinion Skinbetter is one brand that is actually worth the price but Not all of their products. The vitamin c serum is one of the absolute best out there. Tons of innovation and clinical data backing that one❤️
Thanks, pretty lady! ❤
Speaking facts
I just got the Lancome triple serum something because it was 40% off and I’m just done with another serum I have, I can justify it I promise 😅😅
P.s doc your audio (especially in contrast to the first part) is very very quiet, can you turn it louder for future videos please? 🙏🏻
770 dollars????? One product 😮😮….. even a micro needling and a chemical peel cost me less than that.
And those are proven to be effective with both anecdotal and hard evidence
Audio is too low.
how about Cyspera?
Thank you Doc 🙌🏾🙌🏾 as a formulator, I say this all the time
Thank you for saying this. People forget this!
With respect Dr. Stephens, please work on your sound quality and volume in your videos. Thank you. 💙
I used to work in lab where we made, mixed, and bottled La Prairie in the late ’90s…