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Hands up if you are ALSO using Squalane by The Ordinary
what to do if you need to re-apply sunscreen but you're wearing make up?
But aren't foaming cleansers good for oily skin? They are gentle and clean deeply, sucking up excess sebum
Playback speed 1.25 – 1.5.
Very solid advice here, lol not debating that; simply sharing my experience.
I have used rosehip seed oil as my moisturizer (and really my only skin care product after cleansing) for many years. I do believe, which she did mention, that it depends on the individual. My skin has always been on the dry side, and I have literally never had problems with breakout. The Rosehip seed oil does not leave my skin oily at all, and never blocks my pores, and in spite of trying many, many different products (from the drugstore brands, to the dermatologist recommended and/or sold,) not one of them has done anything significantly better for my skin than the Rosehip seed oil does. I do believe someone with very red, sensitive, or acne prone skin, a dermatologist’s advice is your best friend. I see mine every 6 months.
No foaming cleanser? I'm trying to change into gel cleanser, so far no product suits my skin. Gel cleanser irritate my skin, making it itchy, feels moisturized after but instead making it flaky (peeled skin), and increase my whitehead. 😢 in the end i need to go back to foam cleanser.
You're full of it. I'm acne prone and super sensitive. I react to everything. Oils are my HG especially rose hip oil. It doesn't have to be formulated in dreams. Our skin barrier consists of fatty acids. Certain ceramides are only produced when those fatty acids are present. So for ppl with a comprised skin barrier the right oil with the right amount of fatty acids can be a cure. Why the heck does that have to be formulated in a cream? You're such a shill dude. I know not everything natural is automatically better but oils are different. They can add to your routine. Especially for break out prone people. Studies have showj that acne patients lack certain fatty acids. So when you add them it can balance the skin. People with fungal acne should stay away from oils and if you as a derm doesn't know the difference between a patient with fungal acne and a patient with, say, acne due to a comprised skin barrier you should stop talking about acne.
Make Up
I skip make up
Thank you soooo much
My favourite body sunscreen is by Caudalie and it comes in a spray bottle. But I personally LOVE the formula and the scent is lovely as well. I have sensitive skin but this milk never irritates it. I’m usually using fragrance free skincare but I do enjoy some products with fragrance in it I’m not gonna lie. So use whatever works for you, I guess.
Do you mean any kind of foaming, or like really FOAMING? Because I have super dry and itchy skin, and us the nuxe reve de miel face wash, and it's literally one of the only soap things that does not leave my skin dry and itchy.it just feels..calm and plumpy.But am a bit confused now
Facial oils are wondeful.I have been using along with gentle turmeric scrub for past five years..skin is glowing and look so young..
How to clean oil with oil?
Thank you for this video, I was just about to buy a body exfolilation glove but I have fibromyaglia and in turn alloydnia and it would definitely mess with my sensitivities! Thank you, glad I didn't waste my money!
Hi! I'd like to know if your recomendation for 'no oils' refers to cleasing oils as well. Thank you
dr Sam, i am in great confusion
does tropical treatments are better and efficient than medication or oral treatment for sever acne?
Can I put body lotion bioten vanilla on face?
You don't have a doctorate AND most importantly- properly formulated foaming cleanser without any stripping actives and a good PH- level, is nothing to be nervous for.
I agree to all other points…but I've legit seen the improvement in my skin after applying pure coconut oil every night…it heals my skin…
how about cerave foaming cleanser ?
Thanks Dr. <3
I've been using all sorts of oils for over two years now. Every morning and every night before bed. I can only say good things about them. Olive oil, rose oil, jojoba oil, lemon tree… Tons of them.
I love love face oils. I buy organic camellia seed oil or organic Raspberry seed oil that are eco cert and co2 extracted.. but I also make skin care. They are beautiful and lovely. Been using them for 10 years
Her stuff is super expensive btw
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So if physical exfoliants are bad, microdermabrasion is a no no? Same for dermaplaning?
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Good
Dr. Dray foaming cleansers are good. So bye
Hello so how do i get rid of the bumps after putting oil ????
But now most of dermatologists on yt suggesting foaming cleansers.
So…….alternatives?
For years I had awful cystic acne and very oily skin. So of course I stayed well clear of skin oils and agree with everything you said about that, for the blemish prone.
But now that my acne has been 'cured' by isotretinoin, I have been left with extremely dry and sensitive skin which often 'breaks out' in red, angry, dry bumps (NOT pimples).
Would you still recommend steering clear of face oils? I wouldn't be worried about breaking out anymore, as I haven't had a single spot in months and months. What would be the downside of using a face oil (rosehip, for example) now?
Thanks for the great advice.
Great advice.
Is foaming cleanser good for extremely oilly face
so microdermabrasion and diamond peel are not recommended?
I try to stay focused. But why don't you just marry me and… Yeah, that's it. Sorry.
What about castor oil for the face?
I love the Cetaphil Sensitive Skin Cleanser and use Retinol and AHA and I use caffeine EFG am with a spf50+ Chemical Sunscreen with Tinosorb S
Why they dont teach us this in school instead of teaching us stupid theories and the apple that smacked newton’s head.
Have you tried the lotus oil from clarins? It actually helps
Yes I’m going to go to reapply sunscreen when leaving work for lunch and take a glob and ruin my make up instead of spraying a sunscreen over my face ….🤣🤣🤣🤣…I’m sure my law Partners and potential clients would appreciate my appearance when I walked in! No everyone has this luxury!
oils are serums? :))
I'm very excited about the amazing results of the herbal medicine i ordered from #doctorokougbo ,which cured me from STDs. Thank you dr okougbo
I have dry-normal skin and used only oil to clean and moisturize for 6+ years, i'm 28 now and many friends think I have very good skin, I can't tell if it's the oil or my genes
Hi Dr Sam. I'm a big fan and a user of your products. (BRIGHTLY SERUM IS EVERYTHING)
I just noticed you called yourself a dermatologist in this video. I thought you were a doctor, but not a dermatologist. I've never heard you use that label for yourself. Can you please clarify? Thank you. ❤️