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A trip to Sephora or Ulta can quickly add up, especially if you restore your basic beauty products. However, wise buyers know that there are often ways to mark names or similar products in a more competitive price , namely by making purchases from the retailers off the price. But while these stores often sell well -known favorites to a fraction of the price, you must always be wary of what you throw in your basket. This is why the esthetician Isabella Traboscia Share your reflections on the four beauty products that you should avoid at T.J. Maxx. Read the rest to discover what it nicknamed "skin sugar".

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In a July 3 tiktok video , Traboscia (@Elevenesthetician) takes viewers during a trip through T.J. Maxx, documenting the products she considers as a "guineaper of the esthetician".

The first are makeup removing the cleansing wipes with the retinol of the brand of precision skin care solutions. In the text superimposing the video, Traboscia wonders why the makeup remover would need retinol.

According to the packaging, retinol is added to "help improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles". However, commentators were also impressed by makeup wipes.

"Nothing like retinol on the eyelids when you remove your mascara," joked a commentator.

In response to another speaker asking why the retinol would be bad, a tiktker wrote: "The retinol is disabled by the water, so it is useless to wash your face afterwards and it should never travel our eyes (unless that it is not a different eye cream cream.) "

Yet another warned: "[Retinol] is extremely dry for your skin! Even if you feel like you don't dry it, overconsumption of retinol is not good for your skin."

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Also on the list of traboscia beauty products to avoid, those of Kylie Skin. The esthetician says that the products of Kylie Jenner Society is an "non -immediate", specifically calling the clarifying exfoliating toner.

There were dissidents in the comments, with a tiktker writing that, even if it is an "unpopular opinion", the Kylie skin moisturizer is "in fact one of the best I have ever used".

Another added: "His Wash Fash is so bomb. My skin is so sensitive [too]. It's really soft."

Critics have also had mixed experiences. In a 2019 play ,, Jenna Rosenstein , beauty director at Harper bazaar , wrote that although Kylie products are not "revolutionary", they occur. However, the Redditors emphasize that different youtubers and dermatologists for skin care have had " appalling "Reviews of the skin care line.

The most polarizing choice in Traboscia for skin care products to avoid was the Mario Badescu brand. In the text of the video, the esthetician did not hold back, calling for facial spraying "trash skin care".

Several commentators have agreed, writing that they did not trust Mario Bassecu due to a trial alleging that he included ingredients of steroids in his products without listing them on the labels.

However, some have argued that the question has since been "sorted" and that the products are effective.

"Nahh These Mario sprays have definitely cleared my skin, I still have to restock," reads a comment. Another wrote: "Mario is a staple food in my skin care routine for years. I won't let go."

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"I just know that whoever bought their skin barrier and will start the face again," she wrote in the text of the video.

Addressing the prediction of Traboscia, a commentator wrote: "I bruised my face using one of these devices and I was a bridesmaid in a marriage the next day."

However, another noted: "No [because] when I was 16, I definitively bruised and destroyed by the skin barrier with one of them."