@@eileengreenspan730 Gwenyth Paltrow was giving out objectively bad advice. You're watching a dermatologist review a skincare routine that is so obviously unhelpful, why complain when she points it out?
@iamonmypersonalcomputer I'm always up for an expert commenting, but to do it in an eye rolling, bullying way is not kind. NO Dr in their right mind does that. It's childlike. So turned off.
@@eileengreenspan730she’s an MD whose interest lies in protecting patients. GP is known for making wacky health claims including vaginal steaming. So eye roll away. I’m team MD. 10 years+ medical education bears more weight to me than does an influencer who only finished high school.
I stopped watching "influencers" for skincare needs. I now watch dermatologists like yourself for my skincare needs. So happy I found your channel when I did. Congratulations on 100K!
Exactly! How do they know that the 20 different creams, serums, etc. will not act synergistically/ antagonistically with each other lol? Plus, anytime I see someone apply more than a handful of products to there face, i just think how effective can it all really be???
Dr. Shereene is the most genuine. There are other derms here on YT that I dnt feel like Dr. Dray who's shading over the counter forms of retinoid (despite its numerous studies and reviews) but kept promoting HA. Which is complete contrast to Dr. Shereene's
Same. And even if I didn't know these two women, just judging by their skin in relation to their age, I know which one has the more effective skincare routine.
when people start claiming that "natural" is better than "chemicals" I point out that arsenic is natural. There is a store in the mall that touts all natural ingredients but they are SO harsh that they those ingredients can clean your kitchen. Thanks for battling the pseudoscience and I am really digging this look from you
I went to a Cotton workshop and in regards to Organic Cotton they also said snake venom is natural and will kill you ! Natural indigo dyes are horrible for the environment as well. Anyway just agreeing with your comments lol
natural needs to stop being synonymous with "good". sure some things are better for you if they are natural, but this dosen't apply to everything. natural foods? sure, much better than highly processed foods. it just isn't a universal sentiment, poison ivy is natural, you shouldn't be putting that on your skin. death is natural, dosen't mean you should be willing to throw yourself into risky situations all the time. in skincare alone many things are natural and yet people are allergic, or they just aren't good for your skin.
Turmeric is crazy harsh !! Blend it n try pat on you skin, its worst than any acid on earth, it feels like a knife cut your skin..yeah! Natural can be worst
@@kendallstark4302 Exactly! And thanks to Dr Idriss I’ve now started to bring my skincare down to my chest too. I don’t want my face and neck to look as smooth as a baby’s butt and then have my chest look as wrinkly as a leather couch
Dermatologists on UA-cam is the best thing to ever happen to me on my UA-cam journey. Thank you for your content and your hard work to put yourself through med school, residency and all that to give us this great information. I owe you a copay, and adore your personality. Hope you and your family keep seeing success and happiness.
I enjoy watching skincare videos from people who are skincare experts. Not just those my skincare routine by beauty influencers who are paid to promote product
@@Dan-vr7zs people constantly do this! I'm a nurse and I tell patients all day what would be best for their health and they just want to do it their own way and ignore science. Why did they even come see us if they don't want to take the advice. They use up resources and time that can be used for other patients truly needing help.
Thank you for addressing the fear mongering being put out there. As a pharmacist, I was completely cheering on your educational moments in this video. Thank you for doing an excellent job educating the public!
It’s really frustrating to have celebrities like her spread so much misinformation but also to have Vogue post the video is equally irresponsible. Thank you for making this video and showing how wrong of a message she is sending out to everyone. PS you look amazing!💕
And let’s all remember these celebrity skin care routines are very much helped by Botox and fillers, laser treatments, weekly facials etc.............So this is not the entire routine!
I think the funniest thing to me is that she says something like “people ask me about finding a good moisturizer in a drug store” ???? Who is asking her that? Who believes Gwen has stepped into like...a CVS in the past 10/15 years?
75% of my dermatologist recommendations come from CVS. I have sensitive skin - so fancy is not always best. I can afford the lux stuff. With the exception of 2 high end cleansers and one serum - my moisturizers come from CVS.
I wish Dr. Idriss could be my dermatologist! I spent years trying to fight simple skincare problems and my derms would never actually give me a treatment that works or really explain how to use the products they recommended. I now have glowing skin thanks to your videos! Thank you :)
It’s about time real solid information is told about taking care of your skin and everyone/brand throwing around “clean” beauty which changes everyday. As a licensed esthetician the amount of misinformation on UA-cam and the over saturated skin care industry is insane. Keep up giving the REAL info because women need to hear it!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻💪🏻👊🏻💋
I can't stand the whole "clean beauty" trend, there's way too much mis-information around it. Like, the fear mongering when it comes to preservatives in products and wanting everything to be "chemical free". If only these people knew that water and oxygen are literally chemicals, so essentially there's no such thing as a chemical free product.
@@nissan_skyline it's very much the same as when people talk about producs with "natural" ingredients can't hurt you. Cyanide is natural Arsenic is natural
I don't think that's relevant. she just happens to also be giving out bad advice. there are plenty of people with beautiful skin who give terrible advice. you should really seek a dermatologist and ask for specific advice for you.
@@jenm1 I see what you mean. I think because Dr. Idriss spoke of how Gwen's morning routine consists of aspects that make her more photo-sensitive, that makes her skin look more sun-damaged.
Thaaaank you so much for addressing the "clean" and "non-toxic" issue. I keep shouting at the top of my lungs that it is a marketing ploy and I wish more people with platforms would address that as well.
As someone who studies Marketing at university, I profoundly agree. The ‘natural is better, clean and non-toxic beauty’ is just marketing. They’re empty words to appeal to customers and be the ‘highlight’ of the market.
@@carmenmfscmf Yes, it’s my field! I am always telling people they need to ask more questions about why they buy things but no one wants to listen to me lmaooo. Good luck with your university years!
I believe the term is “green washed”. There are numerous brands out there that use the “clean beauty” or “non toxic” brands freely, even if it’s not true. It’s also not illegal. Definitely a huge marketing ploy. I don’t depend on those “labels” but rather the ewg app to get an idea on the ingredients used.
Gwyneth Paltrow is on Mars. I find her a self promoting narcissist that’s completely out of touch and her recommendations are either wrong or dangerous. Thank you for explaining.
@Chris Case...actually NOT SO SUBTLE...I expected more from an educated doctor, she acted somewhat childish by trowing little tantrums, rolling her eyes, banging on her desk..not at all very convincing in trying to educate UA-cam masses on the benefit of sunscreen.
@@sandyfeet9502 I found it quite educational actually, especially after pointing out all of the sun damage on her skin in her reaction, I definitely see the benefit
@@devs8002 YES, it was educational and probably much needed...BUT one could educate without the theatrics the way Dr. Idriss has done. The message could have been delivered in an adult fashion. GP and Vogue are NOT dermatologists and both are sellers of their brand...ONE should always educate oneself when it comes to self care. I respect Dr. Idriss accomplishments...but is now she has become a UA-cam blogger in order to sell her brand. Everyone is doing it....
@@devs8002 Are you here? Dr. Idriss sold her brand to you..how? Every time you click and/or subscribe she is "selling" her brand. The definition of selling one's brand is this...Just like products, brands need to be sold-but selling your brand is about more than showcasing a list of features; it's about building and expanding the message of who you are and what you're known for.
I am in the Pharma/derm industry and I applaud you for giving correct scientific rationale for denouncing products and skin care routines. Loved your HA video as well. I turn blue in the face telling people the same thing!
OK.. so I'm 2 years late to the party 🎉 but so happy to have this pop up on my screen. Was a HOOT to watch, I was cringing everytime you were 😅 though. Influencers, please take note. Your skin is the largest organ in your body. Be kind to it by researching who you watch, the autors you read, and the influencers who 'claim' to know skincare. Apply the truth and everyone is happy 😁🌹
Gwenyth has been living in a different reality her entire life and continues to do so. We don't live in La la land!! None of us can relate to her and her flaky products. So grateful for this video!!!
I must admit, I was definitely part of the "non-toxic" community for a while, and I think my journey down that path began as a response to the insane cost of healthcare in the US and this mentality of, "Everything is out to get us." It wasn't until I started listening to scientists (and dropping ridiculous amounts of money for "clean" versions of the same products I used before) that I stopped being afraid. I use products with parabens, glycols, silicones, etc. and my skin has never been better. My only wish is that more conventional products would have more eco-friendly packaging or refillable packaging, but I know due to certain actives that might not always be feasible. Gwyneth Paltrow and the messages she sends on videos like these and on Netflix are dangerous. Thank you for speaking out and educating us all.
Exactly! Everything is a chemical and much of what is supposed to be clean is often irritating to the skin. The only universal thing is how eco-friendly the packaging is. What a great point Grace. I agree completely.
@@suhasinibose1656 I even remember in high school chemistry, we made "chemical lollipops" where the ingredients had their more scientific names (glucose, etc.) to underscore that point. So many logical fallacies in the "clean" movement, including a few that Dr. Idris has mentioned.
Great post! I consider myself quite well informed now (because I’ve literally gone out and done just that), and even still I feel that initial, panicked “what?” feeling when I read things that come from that community. They’re so convincing sometimes, which is of course why people believe them. And I totally agree with the packaging thing, but I believe we’ll see more of that coming! A company (that ironically probably falls under “clean” branding, except their objective is on refillable/environmentally friendly packaging and informing the consumer by being forthcoming, plus being a good choice for sensitive skin) in my country has created a refillable deodorant that actually is just a “normal” deodorant. They will have both aluminum and aluminum-free versions, you buy the shell and just buy refills. The refill ones I’d seen previously have been alu-free, and for a lot of us that isn’t the right one. So I believe some brands are trying. Ren are doing a lot on packaging from what I can tell. While still believing in and championing science. Hopefully more will come! I’m so glad you informed yourself and so glad your skin is doing well! Happy skin is so important for our well-being. ❤️
Agree!! I went down that path too when I started getting interesting in skincare. Then I learned from so many UA-camrs that my vision was not right and even dangerous. I really noticed a difference when I stopped using essential oils in my products. I hate that all the reusable packaging companies are also ‘clean’ and ‘natural’. Another thing I wanted to add is that the dose makes the toxin. Therefore anything can be toxic. But i’m hopeful and I can already see a change in the skincare industry so I hope that continues.
This is why I’m grateful to actual professionals in the field having YT channels and informing about the right way to use products and give at least general advice and warnings depending on skin and concerns. We’re not here to get into in place of personally seeing a dermatologist about our concerns but to learn since the whole “beauty influencer” era has really delivered so much misinformation to audiences for years now on this platform. And it may not be all influencers, some do share from professionals or their own researchers, but nothing tops the professional experience and knowledge of a doctor in these fields. So really, thank you.
Along with "clean" and "toxic" I want to trash "natural" as a term for selling skin products. There is no legal definition of any of those terms in relation to cosmetics or skin care. Your reaction was just like mine, the silent scream with the eyeroll.
@koro sensei natural doesn’t mean anything. That’s the whole point. If they mean that a product contains plant extracts that’s not a recommendation. Plants can be and often are poisonous. Some of the “natural” ingredients in a product can actually damage skin. So caveat emptor.
James welsh said the same thing. You can buy a certification to make a product “clean” on their website so their website isn’t really accurate and again, there is no such thing as toxic as long as you’re not putting straight anti freeze on your face. It’s ridiculous.
"This coffee is free of orange juice!" *burst out laughing You are hilarious! Love the eye-rolls and disapproving looks too! We need more people to call out on the lies the skincare industry pushes on us day in and out. Rock on!
Your introduction was so beautifully and simply humane it literally made me tear up. That attitude toward growth and education instead of ruthless condemnation is sorely needed. Thank you.
Thank you! I’m not a fan of this new cancel trend- no one will ever grow or evolve if they’re just cancelled. Hopefully we can all learn from one another’s mistakes and keep on doing better 🙌❤️
@@alyase3872 Yes, we all know what they mean by those terms, but what we are against is their attitude that anything "chemical" is toxic without understanding that everything IS chemical. To give you an example, one of my aunts is like this. She once told me to stop using baking soda for baking since people use it to clean stuff, ergo it is a "chemical." I asked her what I ought to use instead. Her reply, "Baking powder." I didn't tell her that baking powder HAS baking soda because what's the point? All she knows is people don't use baking powder for cleaning. Also, "natural" isn't necessarily safe. Poison ivy is 100% natural but salicylic acid is not. That doesn't mean you should use poison ivy in your skin care and absolutely avoid salicylic acid.
@@alyase3872 no we don't know "exactly" what it means because it's subjective. It doesn't mean anything it's simply a marketing ploy. Did you even watch the video?
Oh you go girl. *Intelligent *Science based *Research backed *Fact driven And most important fir this little Aussie....you swore appropriately! Best Derm Video Award 2021
As a retired professional I need to say that your intentions are spot on. The old saying if you don’t have something good to say then don’t say anything at all, I completely believe in. You however, are educating and not criticizing unnecessarily. Excellent video.
All I can say is thank you! Gwyneth Paltrow is not a physician, healthcare professional, or scientist. She is a celebrity. She should not be providing "wellness" advice of any kind in any way, shape or form to the general public. It is simply dangerous.
Gwen is her biggest fan. Shes always been a legend in her own mind 😂😂😂😂😂 beyond that, I can think of many other actors that I’d love to get their routines from.
So let me get this straight.... Gwyneth is trying to tell us that all we needed was HER, the utter genius that she is, to come up with a skincare line that saves us all from harm..... raiiiiiight??!!!
Omg Dr. Idris. Really?? Madame Gweneth giving skin care advice?? She has ugly skin!! It's sun damaged to the max!! It couldn't be in worse condition. I'm so happy you are making these videos!! You've really studied skincare. You're really knowledgeable, most likely 12 yrs. Worth of college. She is so "IGNORANT"!!!!!! I suffered from cystic acne since I was 14. I'm better now that I'm 60. Yes...My Dr. Wasn't kidding when he diagnosed me with "long term cystic acne "! It's been horrendous!!!!!!!! Thank goodness I didn't apply all those useless products. I'd be a bog pizza mess with all that oil and gunk on my skin!!!
I really like how you don't hold back at all. A lot of UA-camrs will clearly hold back their feelings in order to be more polite, but you're both classy and straightforward about how you feel. No bullshit. Love it
THANK YOU for this video. I used to use Goop products and fell into the misinformation they promote. I still like to use some "clean" products (personal choice- and the ones I've found work for my skin), but you and your channel have helped me change my perspective SO much on skincare! Gwyneth is not doing what she think she's doing... I can't believe she thinks she's a skincare expert *insert crying and laughing emoji*
Can we all take a moment to pause and appreciate how Dr. Idriss looks EXACTLY like Lady Gaga here? Particularly as her A Star Is Born era. So gorgeous - real beauty with brains.
Just discovered you, and I love you. Both of my parents were chemists and a lot of what you're saying is also how they'd talk about about food, or paint, or anything else fear-marketed with these magical and scary "chemicals". Listen to this woman, everyone! She knows her shit.
As someone who does use the EWG website to gauge new-to-me products, I would actually really like to hear your thoughts on them for skincare products. I try to pay attention to what is in my products, avoiding things that are seem to have valid reasons for being controversial (I'd prefer proof it is safe rather than demanding proof it is unsafe) while also not jumping on any bandwagons or going against current best scientific understanding. I learned about this group in a health sciences class originally, but have not heard any doctors I follow ever bring it up.
@@SN-di9ix No real science behind many of their claims. Plus, if you go to the website, what started as a community of enthusiastic researchers, now it's really a site that sells/markets "endorsed" products.
@RothysOOTD well that's not entirely true. Celebs are just ppl, some are more educated or in touch than others. Just like regular ppl, some are absolute morons, some aren't. Gwen is for sure out of touch, but she isn't a reflection of ALL celebs. It's about discernment when deciding who to listen too, celeb or not.
I just found you , through my sister's recommendation. I'm a doctor. I LOVE your content. Thanks for fighting fear mongering and nonsense beauty products!!
Finally a real dermatologist who choses to spread thoughtful real information, instead of misinformation that can be harmful in order to line their bank accounts. Thank You!!! An added benefit is , She has a real personality!!
@@SuperFruitytooty Dr Dray may have started out as no bs, but she has become seduced by the bank roll that her life has become. She even makes money off her anorexia. Her life is an advertisement and most likely that’s all there is to her.
What’s frustrating about this is gwyenth Paltrow has all the resources available to learn about skin care efficacy. ESPECIALLY her, as she owns a brand that largely focuses on skincare and makes the amount of money goop does
I was watching a dietitian react to what she eats in a day (I think) and it’s the same for her diet that she promotes. It’s so unhealthy and should not b promoted. I feel like celebs are always trying to “preach” to us like they’re educated in these areas when in reality they know nothing, and pay hundreds of dollars on products and methods that don’t actually work. It’s sad.
Dear Dr Shereene, I am actually glad to see such an outcry over Gwyneth's video because it means people are informed and being impacted by the harm the sun can do. Thank for (another) wonderful video ♡ You are doing *so* much to educate people.
I LOVE that you (and all the other derms who reacted to this) took the time to make this and educate your viewers. There is SO MUCH bad information on the internet disseminated by people with millions of followers and it's so important to counter those with advice based on, you know, actual skin science and reality. ;-) AND CONGRATS ON 100K!!! 👏🏻💜
"I also want to say I don't believe in bashing any human being, I don't believe in canceling any human being. I believe in trying to show people if you think they're doing something wrong, why they're doing something wrong; explaining your thought process. And hopefully having a very healthy discussion around it in order to evolve and grow together because that is life. If you cannot make mistakes and cannot learn from your mistakes then you are going nowhere, honestly. And um noone is a Yoda, okay, no one. " -Dr. Shereene. You're such a sweet soul!
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I don’t understand people that talk about things they don’t really know, she’s an actress, not a doctor, if she wants to talk about dermatology them she should become a dermatologist or maybe, at least, study some pharmacology. I’m a doctor too, an ENT, and many people think they can recommend medical treatments when they are so wrong! I sympathize with Dr. Idriss, I imagine all the myths she has to fight as a cosmetic dermatologist, Uff! Love, Sol
Also a doc here. Sometimes one just has to use their Mind and intelligence to see past the misinformation. When red freak flags fly, pay attention to it.
I don't understand skincare beyond my face soap and spf thingy (sorry), but seeing a woman of science drop the book on a self declared know-it-all has just made my day! You go doc!
I live in Australia where it is common knowledge we have the highest number of skin cancers in the world but when I was younger my was not aware of that and I baked my skin until I was black. Hence I ruined my skin and before ruining my skin everybody said I had skin like a baby’s bottom. Damage done so now I never go in the sun and am trying to get back some of my glory skin but it will never be. But I love your show. I came across it by accident and was shocked when you posted that hyaloronic acid was not helping so I don’t use it anymore but I wish I had known about it earlier. I am 78 and the skin on my face is looking not too bad. I only use 4 or 5 products and have a set routine. At night I use niacinamide and retinal cream combined, wait about 10 minutes then use natural moisturiser + HA. It’s almost impossible to get a moisturiser with it having HA in it.. I drink 2 litres of water a day. In the morning I put Olay vitamin C cream on my face followed by niacinamide And then moisturiser and finally 50+sunscreen. I don’t know whether you have time to answer all your customers but I would say to know if I am doing the right thing. Love your quirky presentation and most of all your honesty. I will be tuned in whenever your beautiful face comes up on screen. Thank you. Coralie
I truly believe this was to promote her brand. This clean, non-toxic is insane. The ones that fear monger don’t want people to believe in science. To them science is bad. Thank you for all you do!
Today I learned the skincare community has their very own antivaxxer conspiracy groups. There's a whole anti-sunscreen pandemic I didn't know about.. 🙆🏼♂️
This is my first time to watch your video and I just stood up from my chair and applauded you with loud clapping!!! I, as a viewer and consumer, am so sick and tired of celebrity-types promoting their skin regimes while explaining what they think is factual and spewing incorrect data. So misleading and could be dangerous for their fans/followers. If I hear the phrase "clean and non-toxic" one more time...... (AWESOME INFORMATION, DR. IDRISS!!! THANK YOU! YOU GAINED A NEW FOLLOWER!)
With all due respect to Gwyneth Paltrow, I find it hard to take skincare advice from someone whose skin is so wrinkly and damaged. It's like a grown person taking advice from a 17 year old "life coach" on TikTok.
The woman sold jade eggs that purportedly "cured uterine prolapses", and triggered an FDA lawsuit. I don't know how people think she has any credibility left?
Please watch "Chasing Coral" about how environmental issues are bleaching coral and therefore destroying homes of sea life. Chemical sunscreens are damaging to coral reefs. I use mineral, 30 spf is a great number to be at. Look into the science behind the difference in 30 and 40 and 50spf the difference is about 1%. Oxybenzone and octinoxaten, found in chemical sunscreens, can kill coral and damage coral reefs and are dangerous to algae, sea urchin, fish and other life around coral.
Please watch "Chasing Coral" about how environmental issues are bleaching coral and therefore destroying homes of sea life. Chemical sunscreens are damaging to coral reefs. I use mineral, 30 spf is a great number to be at. Look into the science behind the difference in 30 and 40 and 50spf the difference is about 1%. Oxybenzone and octinoxaten, found in chemical sunscreens, can kill coral and damage coral reefs and are dangerous to algae, sea urchin, fish and other life around coral.
"This is where I died" you are the absolute BEST!! I've had people in my life trying to push expensive "clean" beauty MLM crap on me and I feel so validated right now LOLOL
I JUST found you on UA-cam this week…I have been a skin care nerd since I developed acne in my late twenties. I learned a lot from various estheticians and dermatologists over the years and luckily, now in my thirties I don’t struggle with acne in the same way BUT my skin barrier is so compromised and I swear what I’ve learned and applied from your videos in the last few days has helped tremendously!! You are so clear and smart and passionate. Thank you!! And also thank you for taking on Gwenyth…❤
When Vogue and these celebrities think it is ok to share this kind of content, i think it is pretty ok for you to share your content as a dermatologist. It is not easy to stop this sharable, non-scientific data but your content is evidence based information that is needed to be promoted to many people around the globe. I am a big fan of your channel who loves to see more content from your point of view. 👏🏻👏🏻
it's a great field, I worked for a few of them--they are spoiled with products, lunches, complimentary treatments and they get to change people's lives without dealing, generally, with life threatening illnesses. Just be prepared to face a lot of cattiness.
I am soooo glad that I live at a time where I can get high quality skin care advice from a dermatologist who lives on another continent. Thank you so much 😍 Love from Germany 😊
You would think that a person like her who has so much money and could afford to routinely see a dermatologist would have a basic understanding of proper skin care.
Why would any dermatologist see anything else in her than a quick buck? She believes the wildest things and has money. I doubt she has ever seen a non-Hollywood professional. And they tend to lose their licenses regularly XD.
It is not about bashing anybody, it is about helping ordinary people not being fooled by influencers. So, THANK YOU, Dr Idriss
Agreed
I honestly found her bashing GP with what I felt an arrogant tone. This was 2 years ago, so there's that. Why act like that?
@@eileengreenspan730 Gwenyth Paltrow was giving out objectively bad advice. You're watching a dermatologist review a skincare routine that is so obviously unhelpful, why complain when she points it out?
@iamonmypersonalcomputer I'm always up for an expert commenting, but to do it in an eye rolling, bullying way is not kind. NO Dr in their right mind does that. It's childlike. So turned off.
@@eileengreenspan730she’s an MD whose interest lies in protecting patients. GP is known for making wacky health claims including vaginal steaming. So eye roll away. I’m team MD. 10 years+ medical education bears more weight to me than does an influencer who only finished high school.
The thing that strikes me the most is how celebs like Gwyneth are so confident to speak as if they are experts.
Yes like when she did how to eat healthy for a week using $40 or some 🤬🤬🤬😂😂😂😂😂
Gwyneth is definitely an example of Dunning Kruger. I hate that people buy the claims GOOP makes.
She is selling her brand. That is her motivation.
She's a modern day snake oil saleswoman preying on people with more money than sense.
@@mizzymo64 😂😂😂 she is an out of touch celebrity. But who made her famous 😂😂😂 tamato tamatoe
I stopped watching "influencers" for skincare needs. I now watch dermatologists like yourself for my skincare needs. So happy I found your channel when I did. Congratulations on 100K!
Exactly! How do they know that the 20 different creams, serums, etc. will not act synergistically/ antagonistically with each other lol? Plus, anytime I see someone apply more than a handful of products to there face, i just think how effective can it all really be???
the 100k was in April 2001 😅 this is not a new video.❤
She now has almost 1 million followers, and she totally deserves it
Dr. Shereene is the most genuine. There are other derms here on YT that I dnt feel like Dr. Dray who's shading over the counter forms of retinoid (despite its numerous studies and reviews) but kept promoting HA. Which is complete contrast to Dr. Shereene's
Same. And even if I didn't know these two women, just judging by their skin in relation to their age, I know which one has the more effective skincare routine.
when people start claiming that "natural" is better than "chemicals" I point out that arsenic is natural. There is a store in the mall that touts all natural ingredients but they are SO harsh that they those ingredients can clean your kitchen. Thanks for battling the pseudoscience and I am really digging this look from you
Natural doesn't mean a thing, one of the most natural and primary substances in the world are Radioactives, so :)
I went to a Cotton workshop and in regards to Organic Cotton they also said snake venom is natural and will kill you ! Natural indigo dyes are horrible for the environment as well. Anyway just agreeing with your comments lol
And uranium
natural needs to stop being synonymous with "good". sure some things are better for you if they are natural, but this dosen't apply to everything. natural foods? sure, much better than highly processed foods. it just isn't a universal sentiment, poison ivy is natural, you shouldn't be putting that on your skin. death is natural, dosen't mean you should be willing to throw yourself into risky situations all the time. in skincare alone many things are natural and yet people are allergic, or they just aren't good for your skin.
Turmeric is crazy harsh !! Blend it n try pat on you skin, its worst than any acid on earth, it feels like a knife cut your skin..yeah! Natural can be worst
Her skin does tell the story. Some might like that story, I’m sticking with slathering myself in SPF, for LIFE!
Especially her chest! Most people say the neck don't lie, but the chest don't, either.
I agree! It’s super damaged!!!
@@kendallstark4302 Exactly! And thanks to Dr Idriss I’ve now started to bring my skincare down to my chest too. I don’t want my face and neck to look as smooth as a baby’s butt and then have my chest look as wrinkly as a leather couch
Amen!
Me too
Dermatologists on UA-cam is the best thing to ever happen to me on my UA-cam journey. Thank you for your content and your hard work to put yourself through med school, residency and all that to give us this great information. I owe you a copay, and adore your personality. Hope you and your family keep seeing success and happiness.
Dying at the spoon comment, yes I remember you saying that too years ago.
Very very true...it saves me money and irritations...
Totally. I didn’t wear daily sunscreen before getting into UA-cam derm content. It’s sad but true.
❤️🙌❤️🙌❤️🙌 thank you so much!
I enjoy watching skincare videos from people who are skincare experts. Not just those my skincare routine by beauty influencers who are paid to promote product
It blows my mind that these celebrities have access to the best dermatologists and products and still get it so wrong
Truly they think like this
''You are person of science but I will do it my way, thanks bye''
That proves that surgery is king for them 😂😂
@@Dan-vr7zs people constantly do this! I'm a nurse and I tell patients all day what would be best for their health and they just want to do it their own way and ignore science. Why did they even come see us if they don't want to take the advice. They use up resources and time that can be used for other patients truly needing help.
Indeed. The only celebrity beauty advice I’d take seriously are JLO’s or Halle Berry’s. But of course for them, genetics play a major role.
Yes I always say this!
Thank you for addressing the fear mongering being put out there. As a pharmacist, I was completely cheering on your educational moments in this video. Thank you for doing an excellent job educating the public!
It’s really frustrating to have celebrities like her spread so much misinformation but also to have Vogue post the video is equally irresponsible.
Thank you for making this video and showing how wrong of a message she is sending out to everyone.
PS you look amazing!💕
Garin Palandjian it's likes spreading your house of the Covid about misinformation about skincare. 😁😁😁
I agree. Well said. ♥️✔💯
People should realize those Vogue beauty videos aren’t worth watching. So much bad skincare being glamourized !
Thank tou so much
And let’s all remember these celebrity skin care routines are very much helped by Botox and fillers, laser treatments, weekly facials etc.............So this is not the entire routine!
I think the funniest thing to me is that she says something like “people ask me about finding a good moisturizer in a drug store” ???? Who is asking her that? Who believes Gwen has stepped into like...a CVS in the past 10/15 years?
75% of my dermatologist recommendations come from CVS. I have sensitive skin - so fancy is not always best. I can afford the lux stuff. With the exception of 2 high end cleansers and one serum - my moisturizers come from CVS.
@@Galworld761 You're missing the point
Or ever
Lol right?!
🤣🤣🤣
Vogue needs to hire a dermatologist as one of thier beauty consultants.
True that
I vote for @Shereene Idris!!! 🗳
Right.
Vogue’s target audience isn’t all that interested in facts or science. Not the smartest demographic, let’s be honest!
Vogue has had tons of dermatologists on their payroll for years. Gwyneth brings more eyeballs. They'll use both. They don't care.
Also! Glycerin is the third ingredient in her GOOP exfoliator. It also has Caprylyl Glycol....clearly anti-freeze.
I love it when Dr Shereene drops the medical book. Iconic
Omg I said the exact same thing😂
ahahah totally!
Loooool thank you
20:52 hahahah so fed up with the bs I love it 😂😂😂
Mic drop!
Thank you for taking time to educate, saving people's money and literally health and life.
These videos do help, I’ve learned a lot.
life?
@@EspadasYCopas life, sunscreen protects us from skin cancer
She is the best...
It’s my biggest pleasure - thank you for taking the time to write me ❤️
I wish Dr. Idriss could be my dermatologist! I spent years trying to fight simple skincare problems and my derms would never actually give me a treatment that works or really explain how to use the products they recommended. I now have glowing skin thanks to your videos! Thank you :)
Because they want you to be their client, to take money from you
The fact that Vogue posted this clip is abysmal ... honestly so embarrassing for them
Well, so is for Netflix to make the ENTIRE series !
All about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Harper’s Bazaar did far worse with Bella Thorne’s “skincare” video.
Mihaita, thank you for putting it eloquently.
Is Vogue...what are we expecting...they just try to sell things to us
It’s about time real solid information is told about taking care of your skin and everyone/brand throwing around “clean” beauty which changes everyday. As a licensed esthetician the amount of misinformation on UA-cam and the over saturated skin care industry is insane. Keep up giving the REAL info because women need to hear it!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻💪🏻👊🏻💋
I love your channel too Nikol it makes me look forward as I am in my mid 40’s - Kudos to you and the good Doctor 😍
I can't stand the whole "clean beauty" trend, there's way too much mis-information around it. Like, the fear mongering when it comes to preservatives in products and wanting everything to be "chemical free". If only these people knew that water and oxygen are literally chemicals, so essentially there's no such thing as a chemical free product.
@@nissan_skyline it's very much the same as when people talk about producs with "natural" ingredients can't hurt you.
Cyanide is natural
Arsenic is natural
I support this message. I just wanna add that the info is needed for anyone who's into skin care, which I'm sure is not just women.
No you don't understand it's CLEAN AND NON-TOXIC!!!! 😂 😂
She said what we’re all thinking - the proof is in the pudding, Gwyneth’s skin is riddled with issues caused by sun damage!
She really does not have great skin.
I don't think that's relevant. she just happens to also be giving out bad advice. there are plenty of people with beautiful skin who give terrible advice. you should really seek a dermatologist and ask for specific advice for you.
@@jenm1 I see what you mean. I think because Dr. Idriss spoke of how Gwen's morning routine consists of aspects that make her more photo-sensitive, that makes her skin look more sun-damaged.
@@SiSi-xg1hk I hope so because most people in the comments are being really sexist and ageist
OMG, my thoughts exactly...
I love this doctor. She cares about people and genuinely wants to educate and help people. She's so intelligent and no nonsense!
You can pry my toxic drugstore skincare from my cold, dead, UV protected hands, Gwyneth.
This is the best comment ever. I died. 🤣 thank you for this
Lmfao love this
😂
At least you'll look great, soaked in all those "toxic chemicals"
PLZ HAHAHAHAHHAH
DROP THAT BOOK DOC.
DROP. THAT. BOOK. 🙌🤣👏
Yasssss 🙌🏼
🤟💗👸🏼
My 2 favorite skin gurus Caroline Hirons and Dr. Idris. PREACH !!! ❤️
YUP. Dr. Idriss was like, "y'all are gonna learn TUH-DAY."
Omg I was watching this & thought to myself I wonder if Caroline has watched this. Love you both. Thank you ladies for all your advice. Happy Easter 🐣
Thaaaank you so much for addressing the "clean" and "non-toxic" issue. I keep shouting at the top of my lungs that it is a marketing ploy and I wish more people with platforms would address that as well.
Louder!!!!
As someone who studies Marketing at university, I profoundly agree. The ‘natural is better, clean and non-toxic beauty’ is just marketing. They’re empty words to appeal to customers and be the ‘highlight’ of the market.
@@carmenmfscmf Yes, it’s my field! I am always telling people they need to ask more questions about why they buy things but no one wants to listen to me lmaooo. Good luck with your university years!
I believe the term is “green washed”. There are numerous brands out there that use the “clean beauty” or “non toxic” brands freely, even if it’s not true. It’s also not illegal. Definitely a huge marketing ploy. I don’t depend on those “labels” but rather the ewg app to get an idea on the ingredients used.
Gwyneth Paltrow is on Mars. I find her a self promoting narcissist that’s completely out of touch and her recommendations are either wrong or dangerous. Thank you for explaining.
This is why we love Dr. Idriss. She is throwing sophisticated, educated, subtle shade and it’s devastating.
@Chris Case...actually NOT SO SUBTLE...I expected more from an educated doctor, she acted somewhat childish by trowing little tantrums, rolling her eyes, banging on her desk..not at all very convincing in trying to educate UA-cam masses on the benefit of sunscreen.
@@sandyfeet9502 I found it quite educational actually, especially after pointing out all of the sun damage on her skin in her reaction, I definitely see the benefit
@@devs8002 YES, it was educational and probably much needed...BUT one could educate without the theatrics the way Dr. Idriss has done. The message could have been delivered in an adult fashion. GP and Vogue are NOT dermatologists and both are sellers of their brand...ONE should always educate oneself when it comes to self care. I respect Dr. Idriss accomplishments...but is now she has become a UA-cam blogger in order to sell her brand. Everyone is doing it....
@@sandyfeet9502 when did she try to sell her brand?
@@devs8002 Are you here? Dr. Idriss sold her brand to you..how? Every time you click and/or subscribe she is "selling" her brand. The definition of selling one's brand is this...Just like products, brands need to be sold-but selling your brand is about more than showcasing a list of features; it's about building and expanding the message of who you are and what you're known for.
I am in the Pharma/derm industry and I applaud you for giving correct scientific rationale for denouncing products and skin care routines. Loved your HA video as well. I turn blue in the face telling people the same thing!
Love your comment
"... this coffee is free of orange juice..." is ICONIC
OK.. so I'm 2 years late to the party 🎉 but so happy to have this pop up on my screen. Was a HOOT to watch, I was cringing everytime you were 😅 though. Influencers, please take note. Your skin is the largest organ in your body. Be kind to it by researching who you watch, the autors you read, and the influencers who 'claim' to know skincare. Apply the truth and everyone is happy 😁🌹
Dont worry my friend. Im 3 years late.
I only just found this channel too. Watching everything that pops in my feed from her now!
Gwenyth has been living in a different reality her entire life and continues to do so. We don't live in La la land!! None of us can relate to her and her flaky products. So grateful for this video!!!
Flaky is right. Gwyneth is a nut job.
Some of us born and raised in “LaLa Land” don’t relate to her either- not all of us are shallow rich kids.
You read my mind. This lady(GP) unnerves me like no other. If it walks like a flake and talks like a flake.....
I’ve never fallen for any of GP’s BS. I’ve seen her in person and her skin and hair look horrible! She’s got SEVERE sun damage.
@@loreleilee5934 where&when did you meet her?
I must admit, I was definitely part of the "non-toxic" community for a while, and I think my journey down that path began as a response to the insane cost of healthcare in the US and this mentality of, "Everything is out to get us." It wasn't until I started listening to scientists (and dropping ridiculous amounts of money for "clean" versions of the same products I used before) that I stopped being afraid. I use products with parabens, glycols, silicones, etc. and my skin has never been better. My only wish is that more conventional products would have more eco-friendly packaging or refillable packaging, but I know due to certain actives that might not always be feasible. Gwyneth Paltrow and the messages she sends on videos like these and on Netflix are dangerous. Thank you for speaking out and educating us all.
Exactly! Everything is a chemical and much of what is supposed to be clean is often irritating to the skin. The only universal thing is how eco-friendly the packaging is. What a great point Grace. I agree completely.
@@suhasinibose1656 I even remember in high school chemistry, we made "chemical lollipops" where the ingredients had their more scientific names (glucose, etc.) to underscore that point. So many logical fallacies in the "clean" movement, including a few that Dr. Idris has mentioned.
medicare for all was the solution
Great post! I consider myself quite well informed now (because I’ve literally gone out and done just that), and even still I feel that initial, panicked “what?” feeling when I read things that come from that community. They’re so convincing sometimes, which is of course why people believe them. And I totally agree with the packaging thing, but I believe we’ll see more of that coming! A company (that ironically probably falls under “clean” branding, except their objective is on refillable/environmentally friendly packaging and informing the consumer by being forthcoming, plus being a good choice for sensitive skin) in my country has created a refillable deodorant that actually is just a “normal” deodorant. They will have both aluminum and aluminum-free versions, you buy the shell and just buy refills. The refill ones I’d seen previously have been alu-free, and for a lot of us that isn’t the right one. So I believe some brands are trying. Ren are doing a lot on packaging from what I can tell. While still believing in and championing science. Hopefully more will come! I’m so glad you informed yourself and so glad your skin is doing well! Happy skin is so important for our well-being. ❤️
Agree!! I went down that path too when I started getting interesting in skincare. Then I learned from so many UA-camrs that my vision was not right and even dangerous. I really noticed a difference when I stopped using essential oils in my products. I hate that all the reusable packaging companies are also ‘clean’ and ‘natural’. Another thing I wanted to add is that the dose makes the toxin. Therefore anything can be toxic. But i’m hopeful and I can already see a change in the skincare industry so I hope that continues.
omg dr shereene is so pretty in this video
She is so pretty in every video! Love her!
she’s gorgeous 🥰
I was going to say that💅🏼🥰
She always do 😘
Absolutely. I love watching her videos.
This is why I’m grateful to actual professionals in the field having YT channels and informing about the right way to use products and give at least general advice and warnings depending on skin and concerns. We’re not here to get into in place of personally seeing a dermatologist about our concerns but to learn since the whole “beauty influencer” era has really delivered so much misinformation to audiences for years now on this platform. And it may not be all influencers, some do share from professionals or their own researchers, but nothing tops the professional experience and knowledge of a doctor in these fields. So really, thank you.
I think I saw her soul try to leave her body several times throughout. The sacrifice to deliver actual helpful information to us.
Dr. Shereene holds nothing back - she's fantastic! 😍
🤣😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Loved watching her reactions, 😂
Along with "clean" and "toxic" I want to trash "natural" as a term for selling skin products. There is no legal definition of any of those terms in relation to cosmetics or skin care. Your reaction was just like mine, the silent scream with the eyeroll.
Dog poop is “natural “but I won’t be putting it on my face!😂
"Detox" as well
@koro sensei natural doesn’t mean anything. That’s the whole point. If they mean that a product contains plant extracts that’s not a recommendation. Plants can be and often are poisonous. Some of the “natural” ingredients in a product can actually damage skin. So caveat emptor.
Also “organic”. It’s all buzz words.
maybe in in the us 🤷🏼♀️ in the eu ingredients wich could cause harm are forbidden in natural cosmetics
James welsh said the same thing. You can buy a certification to make a product “clean” on their website so their website isn’t really accurate and again, there is no such thing as toxic as long as you’re not putting straight anti freeze on your face. It’s ridiculous.
True 👍 he did, 😀
Dr Shereene deserve all the applause and supports from her viewers because of the way she stands out for what she thinks ❤
totally ! she’s the best at calling out the skincare fraudsters
Her dropping the book was nothing less than ICONIC 👑
Indeed
her book drop is the new mic drop
@@pixieduend better than a mic drop! Facts drop
"This coffee is free of orange juice!" *burst out laughing You are hilarious! Love the eye-rolls and disapproving looks too! We need more people to call out on the lies the skincare industry pushes on us day in and out. Rock on!
I completely plan to steal that metaphor! It's genius 😂
Your introduction was so beautifully and simply humane it literally made me tear up. That attitude toward growth and education instead of ruthless condemnation is sorely needed. Thank you.
Thank you! I’m not a fan of this new cancel trend- no one will ever grow or evolve if they’re just cancelled. Hopefully we can all learn from one another’s mistakes and keep on doing better 🙌❤️
@@shereeneidriss But one has to be open to Growing and Learning!
You have won me over as a fan. I LOVE your No BS approach, your actual Education & your Honesty. Thankyou. Xxxxx
As a biologist when people talk about “nontoxic”, “free” and others it makes me cringe so muuuuch
When a product is labeled ‘chemical-free’ 🤦♀️
But you know exactly what they mean by nontoxic and free chemicals.
@@alyssavanblanckenberg1342 or when they say _disgusting chemicals_ when everything is chemical base!
@@alyase3872 Yes, we all know what they mean by those terms, but what we are against is their attitude that anything "chemical" is toxic without understanding that everything IS chemical. To give you an example, one of my aunts is like this. She once told me to stop using baking soda for baking since people use it to clean stuff, ergo it is a "chemical." I asked her what I ought to use instead. Her reply, "Baking powder." I didn't tell her that baking powder HAS baking soda because what's the point? All she knows is people don't use baking powder for cleaning.
Also, "natural" isn't necessarily safe. Poison ivy is 100% natural but salicylic acid is not. That doesn't mean you should use poison ivy in your skin care and absolutely avoid salicylic acid.
@@alyase3872 no we don't know "exactly" what it means because it's subjective. It doesn't mean anything it's simply a marketing ploy. Did you even watch the video?
Oh you go girl.
*Intelligent
*Science based
*Research backed
*Fact driven
And most important fir this little Aussie....you swore appropriately! Best Derm Video Award 2021
As a retired professional I need to say that your intentions are spot on. The old saying if you don’t have something good to say then don’t say anything at all, I completely believe in. You however, are educating and not criticizing unnecessarily. Excellent video.
Professional what?
Love this Dr Idriss, especially love that you got fired up as it’s shows how passionate you are about your area of expertise ❤
All I can say is thank you! Gwyneth Paltrow is not a physician, healthcare professional, or scientist. She is a celebrity. She should not be providing "wellness" advice of any kind in any way, shape or form to the general public. It is simply dangerous.
Never stopped anyone before, unfortunately.
Oil, then eye mask, then sunscreen, then moisturizer. DOES SHE EAT DESSERT FIRST?
LOLLLL
😂😂
Best comment 😆😆😆
Is it eye mask, moisturizer, oil, Sun screen, then?
But i do eat dessert first
I'm only 33 but as I age I really hope people look at me and think "yeah she definitely wears sunscreen"
This will become evident in your 40s. Keep it up girl. Everyday, inside or out. Rain or shine. You will not regret it.
You will!
I'm only 17 but yeah same 💀
Aim higher
@@vildekm practice what you preach boo
Gwen is her biggest fan. Shes always been a legend in her own mind 😂😂😂😂😂 beyond that, I can think of many other actors that I’d love to get their routines from.
Sunscreen as highlighter...because skin cancer only affects the high points of your face.🤦🏼♀️
The sun is so considerable isn't that lovely😂😂😂
OMG WTF is wrong with her🙃🙃
I know a woman who “highlights” with sunscreen so that she’ll tan in the unprotected areas and have a “natural contour” 😭😭
@@Kate-ct9ys this is so funny 😂
YES.
“I don’t think she’s fully well versed in skincare”
The eye roll. omg an icon.
I love how she gives us a scientific explanation for everything instead of just throwing pieces of information here and there.
So let me get this straight.... Gwyneth is trying to tell us that all we needed was HER, the utter genius that she is, to come up with a skincare line that saves us all from harm..... raiiiiiight??!!!
Words fail me..🙏🇬🇧
aka gwyneth the savior.
Omg Dr. Idris. Really?? Madame Gweneth giving skin care advice?? She has ugly skin!! It's sun damaged to the max!! It couldn't be in worse condition. I'm so happy you are making these videos!! You've really studied skincare. You're really knowledgeable, most likely 12 yrs. Worth of college. She is so "IGNORANT"!!!!!! I suffered from cystic acne since I was 14. I'm better now that I'm 60. Yes...My Dr. Wasn't kidding when he diagnosed me with "long term cystic acne "! It's been horrendous!!!!!!!! Thank goodness I didn't apply all those useless products. I'd be a bog pizza mess with all that oil and gunk on my skin!!!
Why would you buy from an actress?
Then gwenyth goes and uses plastic surgery!
You taught us a ton while “reacting to the vid”, most will just “react” negatively without construction. Thanks😽😻
🙌🙌🙌 so glad it was helpful!!!
As a pharmacist and skin care lover, thank you so much for being positive and providing solid, evidence based info for everyone:)
I really like how you don't hold back at all. A lot of UA-camrs will clearly hold back their feelings in order to be more polite, but you're both classy and straightforward about how you feel. No bullshit. Love it
I was thinking the same thing!
THANK YOU for this video. I used to use Goop products and fell into the misinformation they promote. I still like to use some "clean" products (personal choice- and the ones I've found work for my skin), but you and your channel have helped me change my perspective SO much on skincare! Gwyneth is not doing what she think she's doing... I can't believe she thinks she's a skincare expert *insert crying and laughing emoji*
So grateful for dermatologists on UA-cam. It's changing my life
Can we all take a moment to pause and appreciate how Dr. Idriss looks EXACTLY like Lady Gaga here? Particularly as her A Star Is Born era. So gorgeous - real beauty with brains.
Nah, she's prettier than Gaga
Omg what i thought too. Yes
@@minagica no need to be negative. you don’t need to bring another woman down to say how beautiful a woman is.
Yes! She has a very similar face type.
nahh no way Dr Idriss is wayyy prettier
Just discovered you, and I love you. Both of my parents were chemists and a lot of what you're saying is also how they'd talk about about food, or paint, or anything else fear-marketed with these magical and scary "chemicals". Listen to this woman, everyone! She knows her shit.
She is a doctor so of course she knows what she's talking about.
@@dotdot565 Correct!
As someone who does use the EWG website to gauge new-to-me products, I would actually really like to hear your thoughts on them for skincare products. I try to pay attention to what is in my products, avoiding things that are seem to have valid reasons for being controversial (I'd prefer proof it is safe rather than demanding proof it is unsafe) while also not jumping on any bandwagons or going against current best scientific understanding. I learned about this group in a health sciences class originally, but have not heard any doctors I follow ever bring it up.
I don't let my students cite the EWG in my high school science classes. In fact, I do a rant about how I hate them at least once a year.😆
queen
Would you mind saying why, if you feel comfortable doing so? Is it essentially the same reasons Shereene listed?
@@SN-di9ix No real science behind many of their claims. Plus, if you go to the website, what started as a community of enthusiastic researchers, now it's really a site that sells/markets "endorsed" products.
I always think of polyethylene glycol when I hear that and I’m like the laxative?!
Rock on, that site is garbage.
Did she really say, that the eye patches were good “If you’re doing a PHOTO SHOOT?” Wow. Hollywood is SO out of touch with reality.
You mean you don't have random 📸 photos shoots throughout your week 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Didn’t Gwyneth also say people should try an vitamin IV treatment? Girlfriend has been out of touch for a while.
I'm definitely NOT a Gwyneth fan, but to be fair I think she was just talking about her own experiences.
@RothysOOTD well that's not entirely true. Celebs are just ppl, some are more educated or in touch than others. Just like regular ppl, some are absolute morons, some aren't. Gwen is for sure out of touch, but she isn't a reflection of ALL celebs. It's about discernment when deciding who to listen too, celeb or not.
I've never had a photo shoot. Ever. 😂
I just found you , through my sister's recommendation. I'm a doctor. I LOVE your content. Thanks for fighting fear mongering and nonsense beauty products!!
I think you and Dr. Mike are among the very few on YT who are not afraid to say what is what and call out incorrect info. Kudos and thank you ❤
Finally a real dermatologist who choses to spread thoughtful real information, instead of misinformation that can be harmful in order to line their bank accounts.
Thank You!!! An added benefit is , She has a real personality!!
You should watch Dr. Dray too! She’s super no bs, straight to the point, and funny too. She’s a great derm as well and saved my skin.
@@SuperFruitytooty Dr Dray may have started out as no bs, but she has become seduced by the bank roll that her life has become. She even makes money off her anorexia. Her life is an advertisement and most likely that’s all there is to her.
I think she goes too far with no fragrance and too much sunscreen focus. But has some good information.
"if you can't make mistakes and learn from your mistakes, you're going no where" PREACH SHEREENE
PREACH *DR* SHEREENE
@@DK-zt7vz truuuue DR DR!
U can learn from the mistakes of others thoooooo
@@suides4810 for suree
“ this coffee is free of orange juice “ 🤣 I died laughing
100% going to quote that to highlight the stupidity!
I 1000% agree with you doc! As an RN esthetician I also died watching her!!!
What’s frustrating about this is gwyenth Paltrow has all the resources available to learn about skin care efficacy. ESPECIALLY her, as she owns a brand that largely focuses on skincare and makes the amount of money goop does
My thoughts exactly! All the money in the world all the resources in the world but she is so stupid!
I was watching a dietitian react to what she eats in a day (I think) and it’s the same for her diet that she promotes. It’s so unhealthy and should not b promoted. I feel like celebs are always trying to “preach” to us like they’re educated in these areas when in reality they know nothing, and pay hundreds of dollars on products and methods that don’t actually work. It’s sad.
You're right. She probably doesn't use any of the stuff in this video. She grew up with an actor mother and a producer father. She was born to lie.
Dear Dr Shereene, I am actually glad to see such an outcry over Gwyneth's video because it means people are informed and being impacted by the harm the sun can do. Thank for (another) wonderful video ♡ You are doing *so* much to educate people.
Why is no one talking about how she did all of this with a full face of makeup on?!?!
Exactly ❣️❣️❣️❣️🌸
She did talk about that
She did talk tho! In the beginning when gwen start talk if you realy notice.
@@Belfastboi yup, mentioned a few times throughout
Yep! 🤔
Her reaction when she heard ANTIFREEZE was priceless 🤣
I LOVE that you (and all the other derms who reacted to this) took the time to make this and educate your viewers. There is SO MUCH bad information on the internet disseminated by people with millions of followers and it's so important to counter those with advice based on, you know, actual skin science and reality. ;-) AND CONGRATS ON 100K!!! 👏🏻💜
She is so honest, annoyed and... aggressive. I LOVE IT.
It was very enjoyable ☺ The eye rolls, the strength she needed to hold back her horror and make it educational lol
@@Superstar6249 yes!
...and unprofessional too.
A bit too aggressive. I feel a bit uncomfortable. Like she's shouting at me 🥲
@@shomshomni2314 wow really? I find her very soft spoken and mellow.
I dry brush my cat as a part of her beauty routine!!
🐈 ❤️
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Me too 😂😂😂
"I also want to say I don't believe in bashing any human being, I don't believe in canceling any human being. I believe in trying to show people if you think they're doing something wrong, why they're doing something wrong; explaining your thought process.
And hopefully having a very healthy discussion around it in order to evolve and grow together because that is life. If you cannot make mistakes and cannot learn from your mistakes then you are going nowhere, honestly. And um noone is a Yoda, okay, no one. " -Dr. Shereene.
You're such a sweet soul!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
08:00 👩🔬 *Los parabenos son conservantes seguros en la mayoría de los casos, y la preocupación se centró en uno específico, el butil parabeno, que se retiró debido a su efecto cancerígeno, pero otros parabenos son seguros.*
11:34 💧 *El ácido hialurónico, aunque tiene beneficios, puede contribuir a la deshidratación de la piel a largo plazo, por lo que su uso excesivo no es recomendable.*
15:02 💰 *Las marcas a veces posicionan ingredientes comunes, como la glicerina, como "activos" para justificar precios más altos, pero no todos los ingredientes posicionados como activos son realmente únicos o efectivos.*
15:29 🧪 *Los ingredientes activos en los productos de cuidado de la piel deben respaldarse con estudios científicos para ser considerados efectivos.*
19:49 🌿 *No todos los ingredientes naturales son iguales, y su precio puede variar según su efectividad en la piel.*
21:23 🌞 *Las siliconas en productos para el cabello son seguras y efectivas, y las alternativas naturales aún no funcionan tan bien.*
25:11 ☀️ *La protección solar debe incluir protección contra los rayos UVA e IR para prevenir el envejecimiento prematuro de la piel.*
31:56 🧴 *Al elegir productos de cuidado de la piel, es importante revisar la lista de ingredientes y personalizarla según tus preferencias y necesidades.*
33:03 🌟 *Al elegir productos de cuidado de la piel, es importante mirar la lista de ingredientes y evitar lo que has decidido que no quieres en tu piel.*
35:07 🧴 *No sobresatures tu piel probando múltiples ingredientes nuevos al mismo tiempo. Realiza pruebas en tu antebrazo antes de aplicar productos en la cara.*
37:14 🤔 *La reacción cutánea no siempre es culpa del ingrediente ni del consumidor. La piel de cada persona es única, y lo que funciona para uno puede no funcionar para otro.*
38:37 🌞 *Proteger la piel contra la radiación solar, el estrés y la contaminación son esenciales para prevenir el envejecimiento prematuro, además de llevar un estilo de vida saludable.*
40:07 💤 *Dejar descansar la piel de tratamientos continuos con ácidos y otros activos es importante para evitar que la piel se habitúe y mantener su salud.*
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Is it just me or does Gwyneth think she’s a expert on EVERYTHING in life ...
without any qualifications in ANYTHING ?!
Ikr she annoys me to death
Right! Like dangerous stuff too! Like that “jade egg!”
Total dingbat! Looks like she had a rough night🤣
I don’t understand people that talk about things they don’t really know, she’s an actress, not a doctor, if she wants to talk about dermatology them she should become a dermatologist or maybe, at least, study some pharmacology. I’m a doctor too, an ENT, and many people think they can recommend medical treatments when they are so wrong! I sympathize with Dr. Idriss, I imagine all the myths she has to fight as a cosmetic dermatologist, Uff! Love, Sol
Also a doc here. Sometimes one just has to use their Mind and intelligence to see past the misinformation. When red freak flags fly, pay attention to it.
I don't understand skincare beyond my face soap and spf thingy (sorry), but seeing a woman of science drop the book on a self declared know-it-all has just made my day! You go doc!
I live in Australia where it is common knowledge we have the highest number of skin cancers in the world but when I was younger my was not aware of that and I baked my skin until I was black. Hence I ruined my skin and before ruining my skin everybody said I had skin like a baby’s bottom. Damage done so now I never go in the sun and am trying to get back some of my glory skin but it will never be. But I love your show. I came across it by accident and was shocked when you posted that hyaloronic acid was not helping so I don’t use it anymore but I wish I had known about it earlier. I am 78 and the skin on my face is looking not too bad. I only use 4 or 5 products and have a set routine. At night I use niacinamide and retinal cream combined, wait about 10 minutes then use natural moisturiser + HA. It’s almost impossible to get a moisturiser with it having HA in it.. I drink 2 litres of water a day. In the morning I put Olay vitamin C cream on my face followed by niacinamide And then moisturiser and finally 50+sunscreen. I don’t know whether you have time to answer all your customers but I would say to know if I am doing the right thing. Love your quirky presentation and most of all your honesty. I will be tuned in whenever your beautiful face comes up on screen. Thank you.
Coralie
I truly believe this was to promote her brand. This clean, non-toxic is insane. The ones that fear monger don’t want people to believe in science. To them science is bad. Thank you for all you do!
Crazy is that Patrons employees actually believe this crap. I know cause my friend partner works for her and they truly believe all this madness.
listening to an expert like dr idriss is honestly a treat. she should be charging for this information. what a QUEENNNN
Today I learned the skincare community has their very own antivaxxer conspiracy groups. There's a whole anti-sunscreen pandemic I didn't know about.. 🙆🏼♂️
Sorry in not understanding how anti vaxx and anti sunscreen correlate???
@@palladium607 The common denominator is 👉 No scientific sense or logic what so ever.
At least anti-sunscreen people mostly affect themselves, whereas anti-vaxxers are killing us all
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@@sofia-qk6ku Except their children if they have any 🥺
I love listening to you. You give information from a doctors perspective and you're entertaining. Definitely not boring.
This is my first time to watch your video and I just stood up from my chair and applauded you with loud clapping!!! I, as a viewer and consumer, am so sick and tired of celebrity-types promoting their skin regimes while explaining what they think is factual and spewing incorrect data. So misleading and could be dangerous for their fans/followers. If I hear the phrase "clean and non-toxic" one more time...... (AWESOME INFORMATION, DR. IDRISS!!! THANK YOU! YOU GAINED A NEW FOLLOWER!)
Your first comment about her full face of make up made me subscribe immediately.
With all due respect to Gwyneth Paltrow, I find it hard to take skincare advice from someone whose skin is so wrinkly and damaged. It's like a grown person taking advice from a 17 year old "life coach" on TikTok.
i dont even have any respect left for her with the scam she put out there called goop
The woman sold jade eggs that purportedly "cured uterine prolapses", and triggered an FDA lawsuit.
I don't know how people think she has any credibility left?
How old is she?
@@nuclearwessels2078 in her 40's
Omg. This has to be one of the funniest videos I’ve seen on UA-cam in ages. Dr. Idriss is priceless 😅
You made the news in the UK and Germany with this Dr. Idriss. 🙂💜 Well done.
So proud as a long time subscriber. 😊
Where
"This is where I died, this is where I physically melted" I completely felt that honestly 😂🤣
Loool
I couldn’t stop laughing 😂
@@jessicawolff6560 me too hilarious 🤣
Please watch "Chasing Coral" about how environmental issues are bleaching coral and therefore destroying homes of sea life. Chemical sunscreens are damaging to coral reefs. I use mineral, 30 spf is a great number to be at. Look into the science behind the difference in 30 and 40 and 50spf the difference is about 1%. Oxybenzone and octinoxaten, found in chemical sunscreens, can kill coral and damage coral reefs and are dangerous to algae, sea urchin, fish and other life around coral.
Please watch "Chasing Coral" about how environmental issues are bleaching coral and therefore destroying homes of sea life. Chemical sunscreens are damaging to coral reefs. I use mineral, 30 spf is a great number to be at. Look into the science behind the difference in 30 and 40 and 50spf the difference is about 1%. Oxybenzone and octinoxaten, found in chemical sunscreens, can kill coral and damage coral reefs and are dangerous to algae, sea urchin, fish and other life around coral.
"This is where I died" you are the absolute BEST!! I've had people in my life trying to push expensive "clean" beauty MLM crap on me and I feel so validated right now LOLOL
I am so happy to discover this woman!!! A-MA-ZING! So knowleagable, so professional...and beautiful to the boot. Love it!
I LOVE her. She's authentic.
I JUST found you on UA-cam this week…I have been a skin care nerd since I developed acne in my late twenties. I learned a lot from various estheticians and dermatologists over the years and luckily, now in my thirties I don’t struggle with acne in the same way BUT my skin barrier is so compromised and I swear what I’ve learned and applied from your videos in the last few days has helped tremendously!! You are so clear and smart and passionate. Thank you!! And also thank you for taking on Gwenyth…❤
When Vogue and these celebrities think it is ok to share this kind of content, i think it is pretty ok for you to share your content as a dermatologist. It is not easy to stop this sharable, non-scientific data but your content is evidence based information that is needed to be promoted to many people around the globe. I am a big fan of your channel who loves to see more content from your point of view. 👏🏻👏🏻
I actually learned a lot from this! Oil at night only and sunscreen as the last layer. It actually makes perfect sense!
Im currently a medical student and im definitely considering dermatology because of you 🥺♥️ so smart and beautiful! ♥️
it's a great field, I worked for a few of them--they are spoiled with products, lunches, complimentary treatments and they get to change people's lives without dealing, generally, with life threatening illnesses. Just be prepared to face a lot of cattiness.
Damn girl!! Look at you! I'm watching this now and in this you celebrated hitting 100k -- how's it feel being at 1.43M subscribers?!
I am soooo glad that I live at a time where I can get high quality skin care advice from a dermatologist who lives on another continent. Thank you so much 😍
Love from Germany 😊
Yes, exactly 🥺
Paltrow: “clean, non toxic”
Dr Idriss: 😳😧🙄
You’re the best. You tear up that non scientific GOOP nonsense just with your face expressions.
Love you!💕
You would think that a person like her who has so much money and could afford to routinely see a dermatologist would have a basic understanding of proper skin care.
Why would any dermatologist see anything else in her than a quick buck? She believes the wildest things and has money. I doubt she has ever seen a non-Hollywood professional. And they tend to lose their licenses regularly XD.
I am so happy to discover this woman!!! A-MA-ZING! So knowleagable, so professional...and beautiful to the boot. Love it!