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We all know our skin needs can change from day to day. I hope this video helps simplify your makeup routine and gives you ideas on how to mix products to customize formulations to suit your skin.
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So what exactly is martial needling
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It's pretty much a collagen induction therapy. It's a very non-invasive treatment using sterile martial needles tucked into the skin
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By making these martial channels into the skin like a martial hole, your body is going to be like
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oh, they've been rather injured. So they're going to rot away. Like ourselves, so we should be using this natural kind of repair of the skin
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The martial needling process can be done professionally or at home. With professional clinics, it's a little bit more invasive in terms of the size of the needle
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And it could require a longer downtime, you can also do it at home. And it could be safely using 0.5 millimeters, which I'm going to discuss today
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The only thing is when you're doing martial needling and you want real results
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you have to be persistent and you also have to reserve those parameters you're asking for
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So this whole video is to prepare you guys. Okay, it's morning now
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Doing it at back home so I'll just have a bit of time to record for you guys
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I've got 12 main tips for martial needling after care to help with your progress
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Number one, make sure you wear sunscreen. Lack of that sunscreen on after martial needling, great at micro tunnels
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is making your skin more sensitive to the sun rays. So just be very, very careful
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The general rule is to wear sunscreen for two weeks straight right after martial needling. I would recommend you guys to wear sunscreen daily
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It has so many benefits. Not only does sunscreen help protect the skin from ultraviolet rays
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but it also helps to prevent the rusting of the acne scars and heart disease in patients
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So when I don't wear sunscreen, my boxed scars especially, they start to widen
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Number two, on the topic of sunscreen, try to keep a physical sunscreen as a chemical sunscreen for the first day during the recovery process
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So the chemical SPS is also UV light and then it converts into heat to the body to the wrist
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So instead of a whole process where your skin can be highly reactive, try a physical sunscreen where it just acts as a barrier between your skin and your skin
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And that way, there's no way the blackhead will stick on top of your skin
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and after a day it can wash off. Tip number three, if you're somebody who has really, really sensitive skin
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and you've gone into the clinic for a matinee ring session, which might be a little bit more invasive because of your longer needles
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they might prescribe you like an antibody cream to apply poppically. That way it prevents your skin from getting an infection because, as I said, it's kind of like an open wound
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If you do use an antibody cream, I highly recommend you to also follow up with a probiotic moisturizer
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or probiotic kind of skincare line. And this really helps reintroduce a good bacteria in your skin's microbiome
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to save your skin from the infections of your dermatitis but also make you fall off with a probiotic
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I think that information is kind of immediately missed out. Not many people know about it because your skin's microbiome needs to be balanced between bacteria
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And not all skin types have bacteria in your skin. It goes back billions and billions of bacteria, viruses, fungi
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But once you use the antibody cream and you've thrown all that bacteria, it creates an imbalance and you want to reintroduce that good bacteria
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So it's an imbalance, it's a damage. Number four, try not to use your fingers to touch your face before and after a matinee ring
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It just, it just demonstrates you're using your fingers and you don't want to transfer that into your open micro channels in your skin
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I see sometimes when I'm stressed, I will stretch my forehead and then I get really dysplastic
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When I do it, I stop constantly. I don't even realize it. But it actually increases your expenses and you're a little more acne, a little more congestion
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a little bit more pampering. Your oil goes onto your skin and you have colds, colds
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It's kind of like a, it's a gimmick but, just realise sometimes you do it without actually knowing
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It comes out of habit so, yeah. Number five, if you do get out of make-up, wait at least eight hours
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So let's say we're using the Bifra and it's 0.5 millilitres. You need an eight hour wait time, recovery time, before you can apply make-up
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Because again, this make-up is not mixing dense ingredients that your skin wants to absorb
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It's something that you just put on top of your layer, not just go into your skin
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If you're in the clinic and they use longer needles, your recovery time might be a lot longer
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You have to ask your oncologist, depending on the length of your needles, how invasive it was
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And also, if you're somebody else who does make-up, please make sure you wash your make-up brushes regularly
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For me, I wash the brushes regularly, after every four weeks, or say once a week or once every two weeks
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And I know for some people they only wash it once a month, but if you have acne-prone skin, you're also looking to be a marketer
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make sure your brushes are clean. It really matters. There are different types of acne that you get
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and you get them like these little tiny closed pores. They're usually because of cosmetics
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You want to avoid like screaming pores, corners, or really difficult activity that stimulates a lot of excessive sweating
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Now, with sweating, your skin will use extra oil as well and it's more prone to causing your pores
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So, usually wait 24 hours to sometimes even 72 hours before you do those activities
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You want to just let your skin heal on its own without putting too much pressure on it
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If you have skin issues, essentially, you might see signs of like redness, like your skin being really flushed, a bit itchy
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And in that way, the itchiness is running even more. And then also using ultraviolet light because it's skin sensitive
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and that just really throws off your skin's microbiome. Number seven is using a vitamin C product
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So, with vitamin C, it really reduces that collagen production, repairs your skin cells
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And the other thing is, if you have very sensitive skin, high concentration of vitamin C is definitely a no-no
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It can be really, really irritating. If you have dull skin, dry skin means you're lacking that oil in your skin
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So, I recommend to banish oil from your skin and it'll be very nice. If you have dehydrated skin, that means you're lacking oil
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So, you want to rehydrate your skin. I highly recommend vitamin C cream
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So, because I have very dehydrated, oily skin, I spray the cream over the oil and that helps work wonders
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It really helps my skin repair itself at a faster rate and it makes me seem super, super plump
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non-irritating whatsoever, so I highly recommend. Okay, number eight is using a gentle, gentle cleanser in kind of warmish water
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You don't want to use that super hot water. A lot of us love the feeling of hot water, especially when it's sour
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but that just ruins the aroma of your skin. So, warm, cool water really helps
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Gentle cleanser is just to cleanse your face. It's not to do anything, like, extra
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You don't have acids in your cleanser. I like to use, like, a gentle, gentle, a little bit of warming cleanser
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That's also good. Next one up and around is using nourishing products
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regular deodorants, moisturizers, oils, right afterwards. So, think about green tea, licorice root, think about hyaluronic acid
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That just pumps up the skin and makes you feel, like, super hot, soft, soft
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And then number ten is, more than I mentioned, is avoid using AHA products
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So, it's for your ingredients, like glycolic acid, mineralic acid. They're great, but make sure you use it before your morning and evening session
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and not afterwards. Your skin is already at the sensitive state where it needs to heal
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and you don't want to, again, stress it out. I have been using these as well
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Tip number eleven is avoid fibrin in your hair. Usually, fibrin compounds keep fibrin
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And sometimes, even though I have been just skin-aching taller a little bit, so, after an acne-ridden session, your skin is so sensitive
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that you should not have any fibrin. It's going to start to irritate your skin, and you're going to blow off the stress there
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So, avoid fibrin. If you can check it in the ingredients list, these are the items I'll list at the bottom
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and you can tell that that's near to sensitive. And some of you guys can tolerate it, but by the general rule
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some of you don't want to use any fibrin. And this is very, very rare
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Okay, the next one is my last tip, and that is to be patient
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When I started my muscle-loosing journey, I wanted to see results straight away
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and then I didn't give myself enough recovery time to muscle-loose again
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So, after your muscle-loosing 0.5 milliliters with the Gyn-Style, you need to break protein down for a week in order to muscle-loose again
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I have people muscle-loose down for a day, then they muscle-loose again every three days
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and that's a little bit too intense for your skin. If you cut your recovery time short, then you muscle-loose again
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It's just causing greater harm to your skin. So, try to wait it out
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And sometimes, again, you can have sensitive skin, so you might have to call an ER
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Instead of a week, you might need to give yourself two weeks, and that allows your skin to go through the journey
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Thank you, Benna. And that's all for today. I hope you guys have a lovely day
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If I've missed any last tips out, please comment down below. Don't forget to subscribe and speak to your surgeon. Bye-bye
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Hey, guys. I totally forgot to introduce you in the weekly test production edit
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and basically, these are my results for using Bennington Medical Oil over three years now
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I absolutely love it. I used to have really puffy smiles on my cheeks
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because I had a severe heavy skin patient, as well. My sister's acne
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After using the Bennington mask and then the Bennington 5010O, and then following after the vitamin C cream
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I was able to repair my skin at a really drastic rate. Now, my boss' scars are still very much there
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and I might need more intensive treatment. So, massaging is a great way to kind of remedy your scars
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and heavy skin patients at home. It's more affordable than professional clinics
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So, yeah, I hope this inspires you, and I hope you find the rest of the video really helpful
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for your office hair and your cheeks. Yeah. Time to welcome you
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