My mom, who is 68 and looks incredible, has never used an active EVER. Just simple cleanser and moisturizer. She’s one of those people that are just blessed with perfect skin. I seem to be heading in the same direction as her (fingers crossed) and am allergic to lots of actives. Hopefully, I’ll age as beautifully as she has.
Genetics are kinda everything so yes so long as you avoid to the two Ss. Sun. And no one says this one but you’ll notice it in anyone whose gone thru trauma & aged rapidly:: STRESS!
@@KatenJace The stress/trauma part baffles me. My mom and I both have extreme PTSD and other mental health issues. Maybe the therapy is healing our skin lol.
My skin is sensitive, and photosensitive, so actives are a no go for me. Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser, CeraVe, and lots of sunblock are just about it. Sometimes I play with snail mucin. I will say the stress of developing an autoimmune disease at 35 was very aging, but over the past year or so I've been reversing the stress and inflammation induced damage.
I was thinking the same- thats fantastic lighting. Love those mirrors that are basically ring lights. Makes me feel like a million bucks. But also... Dr. Idriss is definitely team chemical exfoliation. Like pretty sure that's what the first girl was saying. Dullness comes without any kind of exfoliation. And chemically removing that layer of dull,dead skin is exactly what all of the youtube derms are pushing. Burn it off. Personally, gently rubbing my face with a super clean waffle weave towel out of the shower a couple times a week....gentler and preferable to AHA or BHA or glycolic acid. Throw in an occasionally rice flour/rice powder exfoliation every month or so... Chefs kiss. Follow with jojoba oil and then a thick layer of cerave cream or aquaphor. Wake up with glass skin. Gentle physical exfoliators exist. But chemical exfoliators probably have a higher profit margin. I mean the towel is free.
Same here. I also sweat a gallon everyday. Even though I use sunscreen everyday religiously. Keeping sunscreen intact is a struggle. Keeping moisturizer intact is also a struggle. People panic seeing me sweat that much. But my face is full of comedones and a few acne. It's literally everywhere on my face. I tried everything including the retinol, salicylic acid face wash or glycolic acid. It never fully goes away.
@@user-cb9sv4gw3q Maybe you have sebacious filaments like me, not comedomes? Dr. Idriss recommends sulfur mask once a week, I'm about to try it as I have also tried everything else like you...
Please!! these asian beauty tiktokers need to be called out, the amount of misinformation and making people feel insecure just because they dont have smooth egg skin. There's this one tiktoker told her viewers she doesnt sleep on left/right sides to avoid neck wrinkles like wtf??
I have extremely sensitive skin, I never did anything to damage my skin but everything has been burning lately. I have a dermatologist visit in November but my regular doctor said to stay away from hydrolonic acid until the dermatologist runs tests
do you mean hyaluronic acid? the smallest forms of hyaluronic acid can be pro inflammation and can dry out your skin but nobody talks about it enough other than dr idriss. I don't know why other dermatologists are still pursuing HA so currently dr idriss is the only dermatologist I trust these days
@sam-q9996 Yes, I didn't have the spelling right in front of me. Unfortunately, both of my sunscreens have that ingredient in them. But even my face wash that doesn't have that ingredient burns my face.
@@hellkittyninja7237 I'm glad your dr mentioned it to you, just avoid HA ingredients in your skincare but they are almost in every products, if you are looking for hydration then find products that contain glycerin or maybe oats in moisturizer like aveeno. I still have a hope that I can find another dermatologist who doesn't promo hyaluronic, but for now dr idriss hold my trust and I think you should too. find a video of her about hydration/barrier repair. and if you are still confused about why hyaluronic acid can be drying is find a video of her about HA titled: the truth about hyaluronic acid"
@@hellkittyninja7237 I'm glad your dr mentioned it to you, just avoid HA ingredients in your skincare and but they are almost in every products, if you are looking for hydration then find products that contain glycerin or maybe oats in moisturizer like aveeno. I still have a hope that I can find another dermatologist who doesn't promo hyaluronic, but for now dr idriss hold my trust and I think you should too. find a video of her about hydration/barrier repair. and if you are still confused about why hyaluronic acid can be drying is find a video of her about HA titled: the truth about hyaluronic acid"
I've developed this TERRIBLE habit lately of using those 15x mirrors to squeeze out all the "gunk". It's an addictive, ocd type behavior & it's absolutely destroying my skin barrier. I decided to ditch the mirror. Any tips (besides therapy... trust me I wouldn't be here, admitting the problem without it Lolll) to help heal the damage I've done would be so very appreciated Dr 🙏
I feel you so bad! What helps for me is putting pimple patches on areas with sebaceous filament, and they make nose strip versions of those (though I unfortunately haven't found them in the stores I frequent yet). That'll help clear things out without fucking up your skin, and physically covers your skin so you CANT pick at it. The OP of this also recommends bum paste for repairing your skin barrier, and she has some videos of the exact brand she uses, but I think what really matters is the zinc in it.
Really dislike shiny/oily skin which accentuates pores and wrinkles!!! Dr. Idriss, friend of mine gets treatments constantly and now she gets red and thin sensitive skin. 😢
Fair enough. Just wonder if any other treatment will help to get rid of a uneven dimpled forehead after years of acne/ skinpicking. Especially when you're over 40 now. 😬
I love how real you are with us! I have pretty effed skin.😢 I have since I was like 21, I knew zero about skin care until hinestly now and I am 40. Can I still get glass skin?
My grandfather only washed his face with cold water only his entire life and he was an Eastern European and my great aunt also a Eastern European used ponds cold cream in the evening in the states only but they had beautiful skin with no wrinkles and my great aunt was a smoker for 29 years after ww2 but maybe it’s genetics or maybe people want to fit into society to be accepted
Any advice for us with hypersensitivity, even though we never burnt our skin? I have never damaged my skin barrier but i cant put on my face any of these actives you mentioned. Any hope for us people?
Yeah for this to be a professional, it’s pretty unprofessional how she’s bashing people with sensitive skin like saying we’re gonna age like prunes doesn’t seem like something a board-certified dermatologist should say - I get the need for punchlines in short format videos because this woman wants a secondary income but that’s just seems hostile to say when you have women with skincare issues wanting to start anti-aging products scared on where to start
Okay when i was 34 i had an accident with a pan with boiling water burned my face. The wounds were bad but using almost pure aloe vera on thick layers covering it for 2 months, after a couple of years with an umbrella and a head, my skin was better than ever. Ofcourse I am careful still with direct sunlight, is there anything else I can do to protect my delicate but nice skin? I am 50 now
You make me laugh. Already having a delayed mid life crisis at 59...I do have glass skin though and some wrinkles. Love your products! Definitely don't have amazing genetics. And damaged my skin tanning long ago. Tretinoin is my friend!
Questions: I have allergies to many of the items on the list - because: genetic stuff: celiac, EDS (helps making me look younger) and Alpha Gal due to a stupid lone star tick bite. What do you suggest? Love your channel.
I have the peptide moisturizer from inkey list, I CAN use that twice a day right? Im introducing their retinol slowly once a week, their vitamin C serum every other day, and the ordinary azelaic acid once a week. Every other day I use the famous snail mucin. Is this okay? How often could I use the ordinary glycolic acid? I have freckled skin, slightly sensitive, some "vein redness"? around my nose and on my chin, 31 year old. My main goal, thanks to you, is my overall skin tone. Thank you so much for how much I've already learned from you❤😊
What is burning off a layer of your skin? I only do nano needling once per month with a skincare regimen, is that good for my skin? I won’t even go as far a microneedling.
Should we apply sunscreen inside the home when we have full big windows. But sun is not coming inside but it's too bright . Should we apply? And if sun comes after curtains still we should apply sunscreen? Plz guide
You cannot use "Retinoid" + Tretinoin One or the other Tret is Medical Retinoid You must only use one of those & start at 0.1% buffer it & work yr way up to 1% or 2%. & only use one acid at a time Glycolic acid makes many breakout though so use lactic Acid if so
I have oily skin my mother does too but at 63 my mom looks amazing her skin its glowy no wrinkles or acne i pray to gid i take after her i gave no problem woth my oily skin
I just bought the ordinary glycolic acid toner for my mum who is 54.. can it be used on a daily basis? And also which serums can be paired with it.. she has very dry skin
A few days ago i realised how red my skin was and thanks to your channel i figured i was using too much actives, so i made my routine very simple. Face wash, moisturiser and spf. My skin lookes better but now i feel like I'm not doing enough T.T I'm 24, i have oily skin but i don't break out very often (only once a month with a couple of pimples) however i am a bit worried about aging and wrinkles Any recommendations?
Seriously. The greasy, shiny look is something I've been trying to avoid since I was a teenager. As someone who's also battled acne for decades, and has to deal with texture and hyperpigmentation, shine is my enemy. I'll never have glass skin and I've accepted that. And it's ok.
After waking up in the morning,i used to go to gym,so i apply sunscreen.then come to home and take my bath.after this I'll apply my actives, I've to apply actives in clean skin,so I've to wast my face with a strong cleanser.is it good to use strong cleanser at morning?
Im 34 and I have never had a skin care routine. I was never taught how to take care of my skin. Where do I even start? I have noticed signs of aging like little wrinkles around my eyes and on my forhead. I have a crap ton of tiny little dark spots that look like freckles but aren't! I'm not weathly so I can't drop over $100 every few weeks on skin care. If you could offer some advise that would be awesome thank you!
I love her so much but yes, she absolutely says that and I don’t see her answering unless she just answers by her videos. But I agree, she needs to stop saying this because it’s shattering trust of her being true to her word. She’s lovely and I am hopeful she will evaluate this very situation.
Was there someone sitting on the toilet to the right just after she came on?! I rewatched this WAY too many times trying to figure this out!!😂😂 Also, I send ur videos to my 26 y/o on the regular. I ❤ this channel and learn so much. I’m 49 and everyone says I look like I’m in my 30’s but I want my daughter to learn from my mistakes. I’m from an Irish Swedish family and we don’t tan, so thankfully I either avoided the sun all together or applied spf 1,000 on repeat but my 4 kids abs love to twn and are sun worshippers. 😢😢
I have come across two cleansers that have salicylic acid but I can’t choose which one they are both 2% one is the CeraVe Acne Treatment Face Wash | Salicylic Acid Cleanser and the other is La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Cleanser | 2% Salicylic Acid Cleanser which should I pick???
idk I understand lots of people obsess over some beauty standards from the east. but burning? idk reserve that for the gym, sauna or spa. weird obsession gone awry, what's next? to achieve that glow use lead? 🙄
Please help with perioral dermatitis - it’s been at least 3 years now and I can‘t heal my skin.. the dermatologist I went to couldn’t help either… I really want a healthy skin so that I can slowly add actives to it :(
Why do we have to take things to extreme every blooming time? Remember all those makeup gurus and later Instagram tutorials with layers and layers of make up products? Well, it was nice to see that they were substituted with girls doing skin care instead of piling up make up camouflage in order to hide skin issues and lack of proper care. BUT - now we have piling and layering skin care as a must, 12 steps routines and people peeling like snakes from all sorts of clinical grade this and that active. If yo are constantly inflamed or reactive, when your skin is going to heel and feel/look healthy? It's a life in agony only to have - what exactly? You will grow old. And how you'll look depends on genetics 80%, than your health/lifestyle. Topical care is about 2%, unless you are doing in office procedures. That's the truth we dont' talk about enough. If you are genetically blessed, you won this game. If you are not, you'll have to put some money and work and to endure some pain in order to get close to people with genetically good skin. People use tretinoin and tripping it's all that. It's not. For people with good skin who have few pimples - it can be all that. But in majority of cases, it's not just home skin care and not just one or three products. I LOVE Shereene. But, if you listen to her for some time, you'll realize that she is open about using next to everything available in her office - on regular bases and for years, in order to have skin looking this good. And she has good skin to start with. Few issues here and there, pregnancy hormonal melasma, discolorations, nothing really grave. Finally, 'glass skin' BS. Sorry, but in most cases it an oil slick. Not glass. Few decades back, it was a huge no-no for a lady to have shiny face, especially nose and T zone. Everyone was wearing compact powder with them blotting away and checking if they were shiny during the day. Now, people slap oil on their face and call it class skin. It's for very young faces and mostly for Asian faces, which are doll like, child like. Adult lady with different bone structure and fat distribution will look awful with that oil slick effect on her face.
It depends on a lot of factors. If you're happy with the results of your retinol, then stay where you are. But if there's a particular problem you want to address - anti-aging, hyperpigmentation, etc and you feel like it's not getting better then you can try going up to 0.5 to begin with. But remember to pair it with a good cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen. If it's a stubborn problem area then check out other actives that can help. Also remember, if you have skin of colour (like me) or sensitive skin then you should tread carefully so you don't make it worse. I'm not a derm but consult a derm if it's bothering you
dammit, Pauline 😂
Pauline, leave us alone, girl! Miss Mama said u don't know wtf ur talking about! 🤣😭
😂😂😂😂😅
Me encanta Dr Idriss, por su conocimiento y siempre directa, sin pelos en la lengua, 😅😂
My mom, who is 68 and looks incredible, has never used an active EVER. Just simple cleanser and moisturizer. She’s one of those people that are just blessed with perfect skin. I seem to be heading in the same direction as her (fingers crossed) and am allergic to lots of actives. Hopefully, I’ll age as beautifully as she has.
Genetics are kinda everything so yes so long as you avoid to the two Ss. Sun. And no one says this one but you’ll notice it in anyone whose gone thru trauma & aged rapidly:: STRESS!
@@KatenJace The stress/trauma part baffles me. My mom and I both have extreme PTSD and other mental health issues. Maybe the therapy is healing our skin lol.
My skin is sensitive, and photosensitive, so actives are a no go for me. Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser, CeraVe, and lots of sunblock are just about it. Sometimes I play with snail mucin.
I will say the stress of developing an autoimmune disease at 35 was very aging, but over the past year or so I've been reversing the stress and inflammation induced damage.
"...I'm in my bathroom and yes, my hubby is sitting on the toilet" 😉😂
His husband must be nearly had heart attack if he was there because doing bussiness😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
If you pause, it's not a man but rather a woman there
Is Tef, her assistant😂
Those lights are great for making the skin look flawless in videos.
I was thinking the same- thats fantastic lighting. Love those mirrors that are basically ring lights. Makes me feel like a million bucks.
But also... Dr. Idriss is definitely team chemical exfoliation. Like pretty sure that's what the first girl was saying. Dullness comes without any kind of exfoliation. And chemically removing that layer of dull,dead skin is exactly what all of the youtube derms are pushing. Burn it off.
Personally, gently rubbing my face with a super clean waffle weave towel out of the shower a couple times a week....gentler and preferable to AHA or BHA or glycolic acid. Throw in an occasionally rice flour/rice powder exfoliation every month or so... Chefs kiss. Follow with jojoba oil and then a thick layer of cerave cream or aquaphor. Wake up with glass skin.
Gentle physical exfoliators exist. But chemical exfoliators probably have a higher profit margin. I mean the towel is free.
Please give us some skincare routine tips for us 30-40 year old ADHDers that need it quick and dirty 😂 YOU are the only hope.
I second this!
I third this!! But I am now over 50! 😳
Fourthed
5th!
6th
👁️👄👁️
✨s e n s i t i v i t y✨
That really made me laugh😅
Lol 😂 I know right lol 😅
My facial skin sweats a lot and nothing stays there. The benefits are no acne and dryness..I am constantly a glass skin gworl 😂
Ha ha. I sweat like a shower head in hot and humid weather and in gym 😅 but it increases the oil on my skin. Shining to the stars. 😂
Same here. I also sweat a gallon everyday. Even though I use sunscreen everyday religiously. Keeping sunscreen intact is a struggle. Keeping moisturizer intact is also a struggle. People panic seeing me sweat that much.
But my face is full of comedones and a few acne. It's literally everywhere on my face. I tried everything including the retinol, salicylic acid face wash or glycolic acid. It never fully goes away.
I sweat profusely on my face that sunscreen just sweats off in white streaks. Thinking about botox to treat sweating
@@user-cb9sv4gw3q Maybe you have sebacious filaments like me, not comedomes? Dr. Idriss recommends sulfur mask once a week, I'm about to try it as I have also tried everything else like you...
Humidity in the summertime melts EVERYTHING
Preach, Dr. Idriss!!! ❤❤❤
Can you elaborate more on what types of treatments burn off the skin so we can avoid them?
Finally turned 40 haha Happy birthday 🎉
Please!! these asian beauty tiktokers need to be called out, the amount of misinformation and making people feel insecure just because they dont have smooth egg skin. There's this one tiktoker told her viewers she doesnt sleep on left/right sides to avoid neck wrinkles like wtf??
I don’t want to be that person, but people who do sleep on their back age much better. Sleeping on your sides causes part of your face to sag quicker.
@@bavv7056yup
I have extremely sensitive skin, I never did anything to damage my skin but everything has been burning lately. I have a dermatologist visit in November but my regular doctor said to stay away from hydrolonic acid until the dermatologist runs tests
do you mean hyaluronic acid? the smallest forms of hyaluronic acid can be pro inflammation and can dry out your skin but nobody talks about it enough other than dr idriss. I don't know why other dermatologists are still pursuing HA so currently dr idriss is the only dermatologist I trust these days
@sam-q9996 Yes, I didn't have the spelling right in front of me. Unfortunately, both of my sunscreens have that ingredient in them. But even my face wash that doesn't have that ingredient burns my face.
Check what you’re eating. Same thing was happening to me. Turns out I had food allergies.
@@hellkittyninja7237 I'm glad your dr mentioned it to you, just avoid HA ingredients in your skincare but they are almost in every products, if you are looking for hydration then find products that contain glycerin or maybe oats in moisturizer like aveeno. I still have a hope that I can find another dermatologist who doesn't promo hyaluronic, but for now dr idriss hold my trust and I think you should too. find a video of her about hydration/barrier repair. and if you are still confused about why hyaluronic acid can be drying is find a video of her about HA titled: the truth about hyaluronic acid"
@@hellkittyninja7237 I'm glad your dr mentioned it to you, just avoid HA ingredients in your skincare and but they are almost in every products, if you are looking for hydration then find products that contain glycerin or maybe oats in moisturizer like aveeno. I still have a hope that I can find another dermatologist who doesn't promo hyaluronic, but for now dr idriss hold my trust and I think you should too. find a video of her about hydration/barrier repair. and if you are still confused about why hyaluronic acid can be drying is find a video of her about HA titled: the truth about hyaluronic acid"
YOU'RE THE BEST !! I love when you all worked up ❤❤❤😂
The “ sensitivity “ little cut scene killed me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shireen, something about the moles please? Any way to lighten them?
I've developed this TERRIBLE habit lately of using those 15x mirrors to squeeze out all the "gunk". It's an addictive, ocd type behavior & it's absolutely destroying my skin barrier. I decided to ditch the mirror. Any tips (besides therapy... trust me I wouldn't be here, admitting the problem without it Lolll) to help heal the damage I've done would be so very appreciated Dr 🙏
I feel you so bad! What helps for me is putting pimple patches on areas with sebaceous filament, and they make nose strip versions of those (though I unfortunately haven't found them in the stores I frequent yet). That'll help clear things out without fucking up your skin, and physically covers your skin so you CANT pick at it. The OP of this also recommends bum paste for repairing your skin barrier, and she has some videos of the exact brand she uses, but I think what really matters is the zinc in it.
YOU TELL THEM! ❤❤❤
Really dislike shiny/oily skin which accentuates pores and wrinkles!!! Dr. Idriss, friend of mine gets treatments constantly and now she gets red and thin sensitive skin. 😢
Your oil keeps your skin youthful. Double-edged benefit.
@@marcirobins5144 That‘s me. But don't believe that myth please, proven by experience.
@@marcirobins5144I font think so. Oily skin still wrinkles and sags. Its not about the oil.
@@marcirobins5144 Haha I only wish so but not really, speaking from experience. 😂
@@triciadaily4512not really.
I love the swearing when she gets frustrated with dumb advice🤣
Your skin is beautiful Dr!
Fair enough. Just wonder if any other treatment will help to get rid of a uneven dimpled forehead after years of acne/ skinpicking. Especially when you're over 40 now. 😬
Microneedling
Tretinoin.
Tca peels
Sunscreen 50 plus
Love this channel love this doctor
So you don’t recommend CO2 laser for someone with deep acne scars?
I love how real you are with us! I have pretty effed skin.😢 I have since I was like 21, I knew zero about skin care until hinestly now and I am 40. Can I still get glass skin?
My grandfather only washed his face with cold water only his entire life and he was an Eastern European and my great aunt also a Eastern European used ponds cold cream in the evening in the states only but they had beautiful skin with no wrinkles and my great aunt was a smoker for 29 years after ww2 but maybe it’s genetics or maybe people want to fit into society to be accepted
❤you are always the best.! I can imagine you are so a happy person and funny at home 😊
Crazy to go through that for a trend that's eventually gonna pass
She finally turned 40! 🎉
Any advice for us with hypersensitivity, even though we never burnt our skin? I have never damaged my skin barrier but i cant put on my face any of these actives you mentioned. Any hope for us people?
Yeah for this to be a professional, it’s pretty unprofessional how she’s bashing people with sensitive skin like saying we’re gonna age like prunes doesn’t seem like something a board-certified dermatologist should say - I get the need for punchlines in short format videos because this woman wants a secondary income but that’s just seems hostile to say when you have women with skincare issues wanting to start anti-aging products scared on where to start
Hahahahah the first line 😂
Okay when i was 34 i had an accident with a pan with boiling water burned my face. The wounds were bad but using almost pure aloe vera on thick layers covering it for 2 months, after a couple of years with an umbrella and a head, my skin was better than ever. Ofcourse I am careful still with direct sunlight, is there anything else I can do to protect my delicate but nice skin? I am 50 now
I love this short
Ur skin is so good 😭😭😭
You make me laugh. Already having a delayed mid life crisis at 59...I do have glass skin though and some wrinkles. Love your products! Definitely don't have amazing genetics. And damaged my skin tanning long ago. Tretinoin is my friend!
Same only I'm 49. 😂😭
Questions: I have allergies to many of the items on the list - because: genetic stuff: celiac, EDS (helps making me look younger) and Alpha Gal due to a stupid lone star tick bite. What do you suggest? Love your channel.
Is there a product to use for skin that flushes easily.. I've been noticing ads for musely.. have you heard of it? Is it worth it?
I seriously love u
What if you have bad sun damage from the past? Wouldn't burning off a layer improve?
I love that you give the smackdown with no words minced! Real talk!
looovvee your honesty
What do you recommend? Are occasional AHA/BHA peeling solutions something you’d recommend?
Pauline must be Jackie' s best friend. Yes, the same Jackie from _5 Minutes Crafts_ who is used to rate hacks by the Welsh Twins😆.
Night time skin care....i wash my face with cerave, then pore minimizer, and retinobaza 17000
People choose violence on their skin.🤔
I have the peptide moisturizer from inkey list, I CAN use that twice a day right? Im introducing their retinol slowly once a week, their vitamin C serum every other day, and the ordinary azelaic acid once a week. Every other day I use the famous snail mucin. Is this okay? How often could I use the ordinary glycolic acid? I have freckled skin, slightly sensitive, some "vein redness"? around my nose and on my chin, 31 year old. My main goal, thanks to you, is my overall skin tone. Thank you so much for how much I've already learned from you❤😊
Maybe that's why asians look so young from 30s to 50s and then when they hit 60s they just look so much older... Amazing
LOL! I love your videos! ❤
What is burning off a layer of your skin? I only do nano needling once per month with a skincare regimen, is that good for my skin? I won’t even go as far a microneedling.
😂 and this is why I enjoy watching your channel (I mean besides the obvious)
Please ship your products to Australia!!! Thanks 😊
Should we apply sunscreen inside the home when we have full big windows. But sun is not coming inside but it's too bright . Should we apply?
And if sun comes after curtains still we should apply sunscreen? Plz guide
Yes. She has said so before. If you are by windows you should wear sunscreen if the sun comes through and it's bright.
Yes! UV rays come right on through those windows!
Please make it a habit to apply sunscreen in the morning after cleansing.
Do you use glycolic acid during the day or just at night? If just at night, is it safe to also use retinol/tretinoin at the same time?
You cannot use "Retinoid" + Tretinoin
One or the other
Tret is Medical Retinoid
You must only use one of those
& start at 0.1% buffer it & work yr way up to 1% or 2%.
& only use one acid at a time
Glycolic acid makes many breakout though so use lactic Acid if so
I have oily skin my mother does too but at 63 my mom looks amazing her skin its glowy no wrinkles or acne i pray to gid i take after her i gave no problem woth my oily skin
I just bought the ordinary glycolic acid toner for my mum who is 54.. can it be used on a daily basis? And also which serums can be paired with it.. she has very dry skin
A few days ago i realised how red my skin was and thanks to your channel i figured i was using too much actives, so i made my routine very simple. Face wash, moisturiser and spf. My skin lookes better but now i feel like I'm not doing enough T.T
I'm 24, i have oily skin but i don't break out very often (only once a month with a couple of pimples) however i am a bit worried about aging and wrinkles
Any recommendations?
Haha Dr. idriss 😂
So is oily skin in now? As an oily girlie, I don't understand the glass skin trend.
Tea
It's not oily lmao
No. Glass skin means smooth, radiant skin.
Seriously. The greasy, shiny look is something I've been trying to avoid since I was a teenager. As someone who's also battled acne for decades, and has to deal with texture and hyperpigmentation, shine is my enemy. I'll never have glass skin and I've accepted that. And it's ok.
@@Outdafakeonz glass skin isn't greasy
After waking up in the morning,i used to go to gym,so i apply sunscreen.then come to home and take my bath.after this I'll apply my actives, I've to apply actives in clean skin,so I've to wast my face with a strong cleanser.is it good to use strong cleanser at morning?
Im 34 and I have never had a skin care routine. I was never taught how to take care of my skin. Where do I even start? I have noticed signs of aging like little wrinkles around my eyes and on my forhead. I have a crap ton of tiny little dark spots that look like freckles but aren't! I'm not weathly so I can't drop over $100 every few weeks on skin care. If you could offer some advise that would be awesome thank you!
Cleanser, some sort of glycolic acid serum and moisturizer and of course sunscreen
You’re the best!
there's just no way there's no beauty filter here
What should we do to remove pimples caused by acne?
Sorry to be annoying, but I'm going to ask again also: when can we get your products shipped to Australia? Pleeeeeease 🙏🙏
Definitely worth it! I love her products.
@@Percylaird8058 I wish I knew someone in America who could send them for me, with payment first, of course.
Oh gosh, too funny!!!😂😂😂
If you have to ine lines on your forehead and under eyes will using acids reduce their appearance or eliminate to them?
@shereeneidriss what's the best products (serum, cream) for under eyes fine lines?
What's the best treatment (fillers)?
Thank you in advance 🙏
How long should you use tretinoin for??
So you don't recommend lazers? Or when is laser a good option?
“boy certified” 💀😂😂😂
What’s your skincare routine please?
Let me know if you have questions below…while she ignores every single question
I love her so much but yes, she absolutely says that and I don’t see her answering unless she just answers by her videos. But I agree, she needs to stop saying this because it’s shattering trust of her being true to her word. She’s lovely and I am hopeful she will evaluate this very situation.
Do you have your daily.ruitine and products in a video?
Can I still use tca peeling ?
I have pigmentation and it's not going away despite trying everything..what to do
Was there someone sitting on the toilet to the right just after she came on?! I rewatched this WAY too many times trying to figure this out!!😂😂
Also, I send ur videos to my 26 y/o on the regular. I ❤ this channel and learn so much. I’m 49 and everyone says I look like I’m in my 30’s but I want my daughter to learn from my mistakes. I’m from an Irish Swedish family and we don’t tan, so thankfully I either avoided the sun all together or applied spf 1,000 on repeat but my 4 kids abs love to twn and are sun worshippers. 😢😢
Her camera friend was definitely there. I saw her
Yes, sitting on toilet but not using it. Like someone said camera person but I didn’t see a camera.
I have come across two cleansers that have salicylic acid but I can’t choose which one they are both 2% one is the CeraVe Acne Treatment Face Wash | Salicylic Acid Cleanser and the other is La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Cleanser | 2% Salicylic Acid Cleanser which should I pick???
Compare ingredients and textures and what you want i.e a true gel or a gel -cream, etc. Plus the price.
Thank you for your explanation and please stop people from informing us this non sense information
So what do we need to do to maintain our skin to get that look?
idk I understand lots of people obsess over some beauty standards from the east. but burning? idk reserve that for the gym, sauna or spa. weird obsession gone awry, what's next? to achieve that glow use lead? 🙄
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What are your thoughts on fibroblast?
Please help with perioral dermatitis - it’s been at least 3 years now and I can‘t heal my skin.. the dermatologist I went to couldn’t help either… I really want a healthy skin so that I can slowly add actives to it :(
So are you against laser facials?
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Please tell us what you have on your skin during this video.
Why do we have to take things to extreme every blooming time? Remember all those makeup gurus and later Instagram tutorials with layers and layers of make up products? Well, it was nice to see that they were substituted with girls doing skin care instead of piling up make up camouflage in order to hide skin issues and lack of proper care. BUT - now we have piling and layering skin care as a must, 12 steps routines and people peeling like snakes from all sorts of clinical grade this and that active. If yo are constantly inflamed or reactive, when your skin is going to heel and feel/look healthy? It's a life in agony only to have - what exactly? You will grow old. And how you'll look depends on genetics 80%, than your health/lifestyle. Topical care is about 2%, unless you are doing in office procedures. That's the truth we dont' talk about enough. If you are genetically blessed, you won this game. If you are not, you'll have to put some money and work and to endure some pain in order to get close to people with genetically good skin. People use tretinoin and tripping it's all that. It's not. For people with good skin who have few pimples - it can be all that. But in majority of cases, it's not just home skin care and not just one or three products. I LOVE Shereene. But, if you listen to her for some time, you'll realize that she is open about using next to everything available in her office - on regular bases and for years, in order to have skin looking this good. And she has good skin to start with. Few issues here and there, pregnancy hormonal melasma, discolorations, nothing really grave. Finally, 'glass skin' BS. Sorry, but in most cases it an oil slick. Not glass. Few decades back, it was a huge no-no for a lady to have shiny face, especially nose and T zone. Everyone was wearing compact powder with them blotting away and checking if they were shiny during the day. Now, people slap oil on their face and call it class skin. It's for very young faces and mostly for Asian faces, which are doll like, child like. Adult lady with different bone structure and fat distribution will look awful with that oil slick effect on her face.
“Boy certified dermatologist”
I dont know what pauline was talking about
How we can burn our face?
I dont understand.
Burn it using laser?
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Soo true
Is a 0.3 retinol to low after a year should I go higher?
It depends on a lot of factors. If you're happy with the results of your retinol, then stay where you are. But if there's a particular problem you want to address - anti-aging, hyperpigmentation, etc and you feel like it's not getting better then you can try going up to 0.5 to begin with. But remember to pair it with a good cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen. If it's a stubborn problem area then check out other actives that can help. Also remember, if you have skin of colour (like me) or sensitive skin then you should tread carefully so you don't make it worse. I'm not a derm but consult a derm if it's bothering you
So please give us weekly rountine. Im in the mature skin group. Thank you!
Recommendations for products with peptides?
Shes got an older video on peptides and one from a few months ago on budget friendly anti-aging products (including peptides).
Coulter you please review song of skin?
Girl has some major beef with Pauline 😂 i live
What treatment did Pauline use? Did she use that treatment too often? I guess too much of everything is too much of everything 😅
D0 people get sensitive skin when they always use peeling skincare products? Let's say every 3 or 6months?
I love you 😂
Pauline has a PhD from TikTok 😢😢😢😢😅😅😅😅