I do this as well, but I’ve noticed I’m getting some closed comedones & black heads on my cheeks. Idk if it’s caused from the cleansing oil or not, but I read several Amazon reviews saying they experienced the same problem. Thoughts, Dr. Dray? I appreciate your feedback.
Love your videos! Would you consider making a series for basic skincare first aid? Wound care that we should all know, what to do when we get a cut, or burn our fingers cooking, bruise ourselves. Of course (hopefully), most people will assess themselves and seek medical attention if needed, but in the meantime or during recovery, would love a video for helping with these smaller everyday traumas to the skin!
I'm prone to stys and my optometrist gave me the advice that after using an oil cleanser, to make sure to use a gentle cleanser along my eyelash area to ensure all the oil is gone and won't clog my glands.
If you used Purity Made Simple Cleanser by Philosophy, you wouldn’t need to use an oil cleanser at all. That cleanser removes waterproof makeup, even mascara. You only need about a dime size of it. It foams up & cleans really well. No double cleanse needed. It also comes in smaller bottles for people to try.
@@NatalieG427I use Purity and have almost for 20 years. I am a product junky but I have never used anything else but Purity. I know it’s not for everyone but I love it. It does take all the make up off. I will still sometimes double cleanse with it. Depending on how heavy my makeup is. First to take off the makeup and second to cleanse. I do not have dry skin, especially since using Gold Bond Nighttime Retinol after cleansing. So far it’s worked for this nearly 60 year old skin.
I triple cleanse my skin, I feel like my acne has improved after I started doing it. Twice wasn’t enough to get my makeup off and I was getting so many clogged pores. Now it’s so much clearer.
@@Roll587 I just do first step oil or balm cleanser and the second and third one is with my regular water based cleanser. A few days a week my third cleanse is with a powder cleanser, a few that I like is the by wishtrend green tea powder cleanser, petitfee beta glucan wash and the dermalogica daily microfoliant
@@Novemberrain111 it’s only harsh if you have very sensitive skin. It’s just a second wash essentially because the first gets the makeup off so actually it’s not even a cleanse. It just melts the makeup off so no harsh rubbing there.
Double cleansing has single handedly helped me prevent breaking out since my pores get clogged and I really feel the cluster of whiteheads that form on my nose and cheek area. even BHA cannot get rid of it
Dr. I’ve been following you for about 3 years. And you ALWAYS Hit the spot for directing my skin care choices. For an oily prone skin girl your account is a savior!
Dr Dray mixed up which product was thicker between the Kose Speedy and the Hada Labo at 11:23. She said the Hada Labo is thicker, but in an older video of hers (at 13:15), she says that the Kose one is thicker and in that video she puts them both on her hands and shows it. The video is called: Vlog: COMPARING CLEANSING OILS ✨ POOL CHAT👙 CAR WASH 🚙 Now, thicker cleansing oils I thinkkkk work better for sebaceous filaments. The Kose Speedy (pink) rinse off the skin very easily, but the Kose DEEP, is much thicker, and it will rinse off the skin particularly if you have a shower helping out, but it's harder to remove. Double cleansing will easily get it off though. The deep version is great for my sebaceous filaments. Really awesome stuff. Just gotta massage it (from the start) for about 3 minutes (with dry skin) to really let it do it's thing. Takes time.
Before I started double cleansing, I would always find traces of makeup left over on my towel after I used my facial cleanser. Eye make up as well as face makeup. Now my skin is left clean and soft with the Skin Barrier still intact due to the gentle nature of the oil cleanse. Thank you Andrea!
❤ Jesus is King! 👑🩵💕🦋💕🩵 Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. Repent and believe in him as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved! God bless! 🩵💕🦋💕🩵 💕🌸🌺Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. 🌺🌸💕
I placed an order at Stylevana the day after I first saw you use/discuss the DHC oil cleanser-I ordered the DHC cleansing oil & a headband (to keep hair out of my way when washing my face) with it in a set, wrist guards to prevent water running down my arms, & the Isntree cleanser as well! My order just shipped! Looking forward to using less or zero makeup wipes-they always felt gross to me anyway! I also picked up some Ponds cold Cream from my local Walgreens. Trying to simplify my routine while having rosacea & these products are Dr. Dray approved!! 😊❤
Doctor : the Neutrogena cleansing balm is AMAZING, you should definitely try it. Very basic, minimal ingredients, no nonsense, very affordable and rinses off completely from the skin without ANY residue behind. A holly grail for me.
I was literally just watching your older videos about oil cleansers this morning and voila - a new one! I watch your videos - old and new - every day. Thanks for such great content.
Love double & triple cleansing - 1) baby shampoo for eyes (get makeup off gently) 2) Korean (Kose) deep cleansing oil with an emulsifier, 3) Cerave SA wash.
I double cleanse nearly every day, regardless if I'm wearing makeup or water resistant spf. I just find it so soothing. Since starting my second round of accutane, I sometimes wash my face in the morning with just albolene and pat off with a makeup remover wash cloth. It feels soo good!
Hada Labo cleansing oil is the only one I use in the past 6 years. It's the most gentle in my eyes and doesn't leave that heavy residue feeling. Then I follow with Etude House Soonjung facial wash. I tell you Etude House Soonjung skincare line is the BEST! I live in Korea and a lot of skincare products have fragrance but Japanese Hada Labo and Etude House Soonjung skincare are my holygrail!
Thank you Dr Dray for being here on youtube for so long and still offering much needed information to us! I love double cleansing. Unfortunately I find that cleansing oils and balms trigger a rosacea flare for me. I now use the Avène Tolérance extremely gentle lotion cleanser as a first step (as recommended by you in a previous video) and I follow with the Vanicream cleanser. It works like a charm! Happy Tueasday!
❤ Jesus is King! 👑🩵💕🦋💕🩵 Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. Repent and believe in him as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved! God bless! 🩵💕🦋💕🩵 💕🌸🌺Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. 🌺🌸💕
Ever since I discovered oil cleansing, it had completely changed my skin. I have oily acne prone skin and used to think oil cleansing would just make my oiliness worse but I was wrong, if anything I’m less oily now and don’t break out as often. My favorite has always been the Sioris cleansing oil but a recent favorite has been the Softymo one too
@@aabish108 Personally I prefer cleansing oils. I find that most micellar waters either leave a film on my skin afterwards or require a lot of friction and that just irritates my skin. And for me, cleansing balms require a little more work to melt and can get very messy if you don’t scoop out enough. In my opinion, the best cleansing oils are the ones that are very watery, almost to the point where it doesn’t look like an oil, because it’ll spread and wash off easier. I find that a light massage around the nose and cheek area is enough to unclog sebaceous filaments and that helps prevent whiteheads and blind pimples
I've been doing a double cleanse for many years. I wouldn't cleanse my skin any other way. Before I first discovered it and was only doing a single cleanse, there would be traces of makeup on my towel so I know I wasn't getting my skin completely clean. I've tried many oils and balms over the years but really like Inkey List, Elf and Albolene. There are a couple that you've recommended today that I'd like to try. Thanks, as always, for all you do. Happy Tuesday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a tranquil evening. ❤
I live in Taiwan and have been double cleansing since teenage years~ I have combination-oily skin and use water-resistant sunscreen every day. Double cleansing really helps break up all the particulates from the air, cosmetic residue, and sebum production, and I've never had an acne breakout~ Kose - Softymo IS MY FAVORITE!!! especially they sell these refill bags, so I can keep reusing the bottle~
Good molecules has a good cleansing balm as well. I was pleasantly surprised with it. I’ve used a number of different balms and I’ve never been disappointed. Also, for anyone else who cares, I don’t like oils…too hard to get off, so I end up rubbing too hard-defeating the purpose.
I’m having a similar issue with gentle cleansers in the shower. Currently using neutrogena creamy gentle cleanser and because it doesn’t foam up, I’m constantly rubbing it and probably using too much-defeating the purpose entirely 😅
I use Kose and it's oily and for me I just use warm water and I don't have to scrub hard to take out the oiliness and I will definitely look at good molecules
I have been using Beauty of Joseon radiance cleansing balm. I am sensitive, dry to combination, acne-prone skin. First use - it gave me whitehead on forehead. After a couple of use it gave me red spots. I don't know if anyone experienced this. Plus, I am not applying makeup, I am only using Beauty of Joseon sunscreen daily, I know it's not water-resistant sunscreen, do I still need to double-cleanse my skin every day?
Hi Jackie!! Happy Tuesday! I hope you had a lovely day and that you're doing well. It was cloudy and chilly here. I had the day off and had a bit of a lazy day apart from the necessary every day chores. I had cleaned my whole house this past weekend so I didn't feel too guilty. Watched an old movie while snuggling with the kitties. I hope you're ready for some tea. Nothing I like better than enjoying a cup with my dear, sweet friend. Have a wonderful evening and enjoy those kitty cuddles! Sweet dreams. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always. 💞🕊💞🙏💞🐈☕🐈☕😴💞
I love your videos!!! Gotta say, a friend of mine recommended me the Beauty of Joseon cleansing balm almost a year ago, and I've been repurchasing ever since!!! It's so good and always leaves my skin feeling super duper soft (I have sensitive combo skin) I'm glad more people are talking about this one!!!
Depends on what is on my face that day. Waterproof stuff=double cleanse. Love the DHC cleaning oil too! Picked it up for a song at Sam's. (But after that one time never found it there again). Definitely will check out Stylevana--Christmas is coming!
I double cleanse using the Marcelle fragrance free micellar water, then wash my face with the Neutrogena Ultra gentle creamy cleanser or the Hydro Boost cleansing gel. My skin is very sensitive with mild rosacea - a simple cleansing routine keeps my skin happy 🥰 Take care everyone 🌹
I also have rosacea and find that micellar water is a great first cleanse for me too. I just rub it around with my clean hands, no towel. I get too red if I try to use a cloth.
@@eobrien1 I don't use a cloth on my skin either... I use these reusable cotton rounds that I purchased online , I use these to remove my face & eye makeup with abit of Micellar water. The Micellar water I use has Aloe Vera in it , very soothing on the skin 😊 Have a good day
For me-Bioderma or Simple Micellar water, then Neutrogena ultra gentle cleanser or Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser (whichever is cheapest at the drugstore). It’s been years since I tried another cleanser. I’ve been curious about an oil cleanser, esp in the winter. The only one I tried years ago was dhc and it was not good for my skin. I may try dr dray’s recc of the Kose oil. The idea of giving myself a little massage with the oil at the end of the day is appealing.
Cleansing balms/oils are gamers for my oily acne prone skin. I know this because I stopped using cleansing balm for 6 months during my minimalist/no-buying stuff challenge, and my pores were a hot mess, with layers of sunscreen buildup, lol! 😂
@@Viridian88 the Iunik cleansing oil is an excellent alternative to the ones mentioned here. I have been double cleansing with oils for 16 years now, I used the DHC oil for ages and 3 years ago I discovered the Iunik cleansing oil, it is slightly lighter and glides in a beautiful way. it has just a mild calendula smell. If you want something unscented, Haruharu Wonder has its own cleansing oil too. They are both of excellent quality, they contain no mineral oil are so soothing. Do not worry if you have oily skin, cleansing oils actually balance your skin's oil production as they do not strip and your skin is not driven to go into over production to compensate.
Double cleansing has made the biggest difference to the health of my skin. Makes so much sense…oil (attracts and) removes oil. I’ve heard it’s a good idea to massage the oil/balm for a minute or more. Thoughts?
It's definitely a good idea because the oil cleanser doesn't really strip the skin. I oil cleanse every day at night. And I can promise you I go way past a minute, heck, it's more like 10 or 15 minutes bcs I just get carried away, relaxed and love it when those nasty oil plugs come out of my skin 😂. Just make sure you're properly emulsifying that cleansing oil and washing in off, then use a good, non stripping water based cleanser next.
u can do up to 5 minutes if ur skin can handle it. i just do 2-3 minutes everyday bc that's enough for my skin. don't oil cleanse for too long if u have sensitive skin though - i once went 20 minutes in and it dried my skin out lol
I really like the inkey list oat cleaning balm. Most of the time I use it on its own, sometimes gently wipe with a towel if I’m feeling a little greasy
I was disappointed in the oat cleansing balm. Felt gritty and pretty tacky, not easy to spread. Irritated my skin. I do better with the cleansing oils I guess.
I have ordered a few times from Stylevana, but after my last order I will never order from them again. Their customer service, if there’s a problem, is truly terrible! My order was in California (about four hours from where I live) for two months before it arrived. It seemed like it was lost and every time I contacted their customer service, they would only respond with the tracking information. Even when asking for a refund, I would get the same response. It eventually arrived, but I just hope all the sunscreens I ordered weren’t sitting somewhere hot over those two months. 😕
I’ve had issues with getting my orders from YesStyle during the summer. It is frustrating to run into that lack of customer service!! I’ve ordered from Stylevana but long ago so I don’t recall if they were any better. 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Stylevana is the worst company I’ve ever dealt with. I don’t think influencers know how bad the company is because they don’t actually have to pay for anything.
I am using micellar water followed by cleanser (both very gentle and fragrance free) and my face is super clean after. I wear make up almost every day and my sunscreen is not water resistant. My skin is sensitive, prone to break out very fast if there are oils (most of them), essential oils, any ingredient that contains in the name: olivate, oleate, mystrate, isostearate and other few. I discovered this after about an year of trial and error in order to build a skincare routine. Was even harder to find a sunscreen suitable for my “special” skin. So is good that the rest of the world can use a cleansing oil/balm and I’m happy that some brands sell micellar water and it’s all for me. 😁 Every time I hear or read “room temperature” I’m wondering what this means. I saw reviews about beauty fridges and people said that is not necessary because you can keep all skincare and/or some medicine at room temperature. I live in Australia in a two storey house where summer can be very hot (48 degrees celsius) and even indoor temperature is quite high. I have AC but I also have a job and I use AC in the evening when I come back from work and in weekends I go out. So during the summer and even spring (now is spring here and we had few days with 38 degrees celsius) most of the time “room temperature” is over 30 degrees celsius upstairs. But I’m sure if you live in Siberia room temperature should be fine and you don’t need a beauty fridge. 🙂
I love a double cleanse! Hada labo cleansing oil followed by Prequel glycerin based cleanser. The prequel is new, I was using vanicream cleanser to avoid burning 🥵
Deep cleansing oil for me and also trying the new Prequel glycerin cleanser. I was skeptical at first w the cleanser if it would really clean my skin and it did and it feels hydrated and soft compared to my usual LRP foaming cleanser
Paula's Choice cleansing oil and also Clinique's Take the Day Away balm are both excellent, too. I used to use jojoba or mineral oil first, then my regular cleanser, but now that cleansing oils are formulated to be cleansers, I don't waste time with a 2nd step. I really want to try that yam root line! It looks so gentle that it could take the place of the oil cleanser!
I've been using the LRP or the Missha Makeup Remover. Neither irritates my eyes and I use both with just my hands and both work very well. I then go in with an oil cleanser, then a mild milk or gel cleanser. Also been loving the Stratia Velvet cleansing milk or the HaruHaru Wonder black rice cleansing gel. Many blessings!!!💖💖💖
Double cleansing stains my sink, woulnd't be surprised if it clogs up the pipes too. So I do stick to micellar water or use cotton pads or wash cloth to remove the oil cleanser when I'm not lazy.
Hi Dr. Dray, if you're able to answer-- is double cleansing still beneficial if you don't wear makeup? Or is it toomuch? Thanks for your informative videos!
I can only imagine the pleasant sensation of an oil-based cleanser because I still haven't used one yet, but in time I shall, and I'm sure that my current-based opinion on that matter will be 100 percent positive. I can't wait to try my first oil-based cleanser, and of course I totally agree with the double cleanse both on the scalp and the face. Thank you, Dr.Andrea for informing us about the benefits and the great importance of a double cleanse and possibly incorporating it into our everyday skincare routine 😊❤😍.
i just purchased the peach & lily ginger melt oil cleanser and the mini DHC cleansing oil today at Ulta. I’m excited to see how they work for me. I have the Good Molecules cleansing balm and I actually really love it (I’m almost out of it). I just want to switch it up to see how I like a cleansing oil vs balm.
The right cleansing balm is definitely the key! The only ones I’ve ever found that rinse totally clean, super easily are the Neutrogena makeup remover melting balm (blue container) & the Hado Labo cleansing oil
I love double cleansing, my skin has improved a lot since I started a few years ago. I only use cleansing oils, they work better for my dry skin then cleansing balms do. I really enjoy the Bioderma Atoderm Cleansing Oil. Does have a light scent but works well for my dry skin. I even use it as a morning cleanser sometimes.
I tried the beauty of joseon cleansing balm and it burned so bad and turned my face really red it took about a week for the irritation to go away. I’ve also had the same reaction with the sunscreen. Beware if you have sensitive skin.
I like to come home from work, put my E.l.f. cleansing balm on, and just let it sit for a while while I do dishes or whatever. Then I rinse it off/do 2nd cleanse and start my skincare. I just love the way it feels, and it has nice ingredients. I don't know if I am helping or hurting anything by doing that since the sunscreen and makeup are also still on my face while the balm sits.
Over the holidays I got a stocking stuffer sized Versa cleansing balm (pink jar) at Target. I’m working my way through several different oil and balm cleansers and that one is standing out so far. Very silky. Hadolabo and DHC are in the queue as well!
I have combination skin with VERY stubborn sebaceous filaments and none of rather aggressive cleansers and peelings with all sorts of acids could deal with them. With double cleansing, using some basic mild products, my skin is really clean now and my pores never looked as good before!
@@jesicarosaline atm I use cerave foaming oil and salicylic acid gel, but before that I used random local hydrophilic oil and foam and they worked perfectly well
So interesting, I just use olive oil and thats it. I don’t buy anything special. I use it as the first step and to remove my makeup too. Works like a charm.
Hsve done that with olive oil and also jojoba oil Worked fine enpugh (not that I weae barely ever any makeup I would be curious to try a balm instead though
I love Korean balm/oil cleansers. It’s all I use now. I’d just placed a new order with stylvanna a week ago. They are really slow to deliver to Australia, but I just plan my orders around that now
I have been using Medik8 Lipid-Balance Cleansing Oil. I love it and go back to it all the time. But at $38 a pop, I just can't do it anymore. Thanks for the intel on these brands. Need to start saving my pennies!!
I’ve been using DHC Cleansing Oil for over 20 years and it’s been my ride or die. I started using it when my skin was still oily and it never caused me any problems. Now my skin is normal/dry/sensitive due to aging and I still love it. When I was in my teens, my skin was so grossly oily that 5 minutes after washing my face with the harshest of cleansers, the greasy slick was already showing. I stripped the crap out of my skin with Sea Breeze, Ten O Six, and sometimes straight alcohol. I wanted the oil GONE, but it never relented. But now, at almost 70, I’m grateful for it. I have minimal wrinkles. Living outside Houston with the high humidity (hate it) also helps. But now, aging sensitive skin causes some problems. Cetaphil and Cerave hydrating cleansers are too harsh and cause stinging and dryness. Instead of throwing them out, I use them to wash my hands. It could be the Niacinamide since I can’t wear my used to be ride or die eltaMD UV Clear anymore either. It causes a red hot rash. The only makeup I use, only when I have to, is the IT Bye Bye Moisturizer. I may have to try the last balm you mentioned and the Hadalabo oil. I never liked the Farmacy balm since it never removed all of my makeup like the DHC did, and it left such a greasy film behind that I would have to double cleanse. Unfortunately, the double cleansing was too hard on my skin.
Softymo Speedy Cleansing pink one burns my eyes I prefer the yellow called Deep because it doesn't burn my eyes. As for DHC, my skin can't tolerate it possibly due to the olive oil which may not be esterified (I can't read the ingredients in Japanese). My skin itches and I get folliculitis afterwards.
Hello! I was looking for a more up to date video on your favourite moisturisers but I couldn’t find any that was earlier than 2 years :( please can you do oneeeeeeee
I’ve put something in my Stylevana basket and casually come across this video and found the promo code, so just want to say thank you, Dr Dray! (Btw there’s a Japanese cold cream by Chifure which I absolutely adore! Cheap for a big tub and no-nonsense!)
Me and my skin love Japanese and Korean cleansing oils as long as they are lightweight. They never leave my skin dry or stripped, I even use them in the morning - currently the Shiseido Aqualabel Deep Clear Cleansing Oil, but I also love the one from Cow Brand (stupid name, great cleansing oil) and the Muji Mild Cleansing Oil. It's just such an easy, gentle, but yet very effective way of getting all the gunk off your face.
Happy Tuesday Y’all. Bc of rosacea I find cleansing face one time a day, in the evenings w my shower works best. I do a cool splash on face in the mornings. Any double cleansings w oils flare my rosacea up😮😢
I’ve tried a few cleansing balms and oils, including BoJ cleansing balm. Unfortunately, they all sting my eyes and are kind of too harsh. I’ve found that what works best for my sensitive skin is using a cleansing lotion or milk first, like avene extremely gentle cleanser or cow brand non additive cleansing milk, and then a gentle cleansing cream or gel, like cerave hydrating cleanser or Bioderma sensibio cleansing gel.
I find my go to 1 step cleanser, is the Purity Made Simple Cleanser by Philosophy. It’s a gentle gel cleanser that you need about a dime size of & it removes waterproof mascara and makeup without stinging your eyes, iF anything were stinging your eyes it might be the melted makeup & not the cleanser itself. But I’ve been using this for over 25 years now & it’s the best cleanser to clean the pores. I sometimes use it with my Clarisonic Brush. 😉
Io prima acquistavo sempre su yesstyle mi trovavo benissimo ..però Stylevana, nei prezzi, è insuperabile!..Non ho abbandonato del tutto , però, il mio primo amore yesstyle ..sempre molto coccoloso con i clienti!😘
i am loving the Cereve oil cleanser. If I'm using any water proof make up like eyeliner or mascara, I will triple cleanser but I go in first with the Clinique cleansing balm. I can never use cleansing wipes as they do irritate my skin.
I prefer cleansing oils, but I like the recommendation of having a balm for travel. I hadn’t thought I of that 😅 caudalie has my current favorite, but I’m in the market for more affordable products.
i want to do double cleansing bc i like the process (it is satisfying), however i think it is not good for my skin barrier. since i stopped double cleansing and applying vaseline every evening over my skin care, my breakouts stopped. sounds odd, but i'm lowkey jealous about those who can double cleanse hehe
Habo labo is my favorite cleansing oil. I will try a new one here and there but i always go back to it. And Of course it was recommended by dr day years ago.
I've been double cleansing since 2010 starting with organic coconut oil or castor oil. I have very dry skin, so I like that my face still has some shine after using a mild cleanser.
@@shreyaguha5 At night I just leave it on my face (just wiping excess off so it doesn't mess up bedding). In the morning I usre a gentle cleanser and after that I apply a mixture of grapeseed oil and coconut oil and wait about 30 minutes before applying sunscreen and light makeup.
I can’t imagine not double cleansing- it really gets my skin clean! For myself- it’s hada Labo cleansing oil and hydrating cerave cleanser.
it really makes a difference
I do this as well, but I’ve noticed I’m getting some closed comedones & black heads on my cheeks. Idk if it’s caused from the cleansing oil or not, but I read several Amazon reviews saying they experienced the same problem. Thoughts, Dr. Dray? I appreciate your feedback.
same!
@@NancyH25maybe use a micellar water instead of a cleansing oil
I use exactly the same ! Great for very sensitive skin, I will never return to foaming cleansers.
Love your videos! Would you consider making a series for basic skincare first aid? Wound care that we should all know, what to do when we get a cut, or burn our fingers cooking, bruise ourselves. Of course (hopefully), most people will assess themselves and seek medical attention if needed, but in the meantime or during recovery, would love a video for helping with these smaller everyday traumas to the skin!
I'm prone to stys and my optometrist gave me the advice that after using an oil cleanser, to make sure to use a gentle cleanser along my eyelash area to ensure all the oil is gone and won't clog my glands.
If you used Purity Made Simple Cleanser by Philosophy, you wouldn’t need to use an oil cleanser at all. That cleanser removes waterproof makeup, even mascara. You only need about a dime size of it. It foams up & cleans really well. No double cleanse needed. It also comes in smaller bottles for people to try.
@@NatalieG427I use Purity and have almost for 20 years. I am a product junky but I have never used anything else but Purity. I know it’s not for everyone but I love it. It does take all the make up off. I will still sometimes double cleanse with it. Depending on how heavy my makeup is. First to take off the makeup and second to cleanse. I do not have dry skin, especially since using Gold Bond Nighttime Retinol after cleansing. So far it’s worked for this nearly 60 year old skin.
I just got over a sty. The Dr said to use baby shampoo to wash my eye area. The tearless kind.
Been double cleaning for past 3 months has made a huge difference will never stop double cleansing for now on ☝️👌🏻
I triple cleanse my skin, I feel like my acne has improved after I started doing it. Twice wasn’t enough to get my makeup off and I was getting so many clogged pores. Now it’s so much clearer.
What are the steps to a triple cleanse?
@@Roll587 I just do first step oil or balm cleanser and the second and third one is with my regular water based cleanser. A few days a week my third cleanse is with a powder cleanser, a few that I like is the by wishtrend green tea powder cleanser, petitfee beta glucan wash and the dermalogica daily microfoliant
Wow your a lucky one. Id be broke out irritated and red as tomatoe w a triple. Wowzer!
@@Novemberrain111 it’s only harsh if you have very sensitive skin. It’s just a second wash essentially because the first gets the makeup off so actually it’s not even a cleanse. It just melts the makeup off so no harsh rubbing there.
@inainoslo3011 but are you doing oil, oil, foaming cleanser or oil, foaming cleanser, foaming cleanser?
Double cleansing has single handedly helped me prevent breaking out since my pores get clogged and I really feel the cluster of whiteheads that form on my nose and cheek area. even BHA cannot get rid of it
Sounds like a cold sore
Dr. I’ve been following you for about 3 years. And you ALWAYS Hit the spot for directing my skin care choices. For an oily prone skin girl your account is a savior!
My favorite cleansing balm so far is the ELF Holy Hydration one. It works amazingly well at getting off waterproof mascara!
Same here. I love this line.
Thanks for tip, I will try this
Hey, Dr. Dray, I haven't been watching you for a while and I must say that you look amazing, your skin is so healthy looking and glowing!
Dr Dray mixed up which product was thicker between the Kose Speedy and the Hada Labo at 11:23. She said the Hada Labo is thicker, but in an older video of hers (at 13:15), she says that the Kose one is thicker and in that video she puts them both on her hands and shows it.
The video is called: Vlog: COMPARING CLEANSING OILS ✨ POOL CHAT👙 CAR WASH 🚙
Now, thicker cleansing oils I thinkkkk work better for sebaceous filaments. The Kose Speedy (pink) rinse off the skin very easily, but the Kose DEEP, is much thicker, and it will rinse off the skin particularly if you have a shower helping out, but it's harder to remove. Double cleansing will easily get it off though. The deep version is great for my sebaceous filaments. Really awesome stuff. Just gotta massage it (from the start) for about 3 minutes (with dry skin) to really let it do it's thing. Takes time.
I do a double cleanse every night using Pond's Cold Cream. It's inexpensive & effective. I follow it up with a gentle cleanser like Cetaphil.
I was hoping for a video like this! Please keep reviewing Asian beauty! I love the videos where you pick a category and review a few products. 🎉
Before I started double cleansing, I would always find traces of makeup left over on my towel after I used my facial cleanser. Eye make up as well as face makeup. Now my skin is left clean and soft with the Skin Barrier still intact due to the gentle nature of the oil cleanse. Thank you Andrea!
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Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. Repent and believe in him as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved! God bless! 🩵💕🦋💕🩵
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@@misses1768, This is not really the place to proclaim your faith. Try somewhere else.
I placed an order at Stylevana the day after I first saw you use/discuss the DHC oil cleanser-I ordered the DHC cleansing oil & a headband (to keep hair out of my way when washing my face) with it in a set, wrist guards to prevent water running down my arms, & the Isntree cleanser as well! My order just shipped! Looking forward to using less or zero makeup wipes-they always felt gross to me anyway! I also picked up some Ponds cold Cream from my local Walgreens. Trying to simplify my routine while having rosacea & these products are Dr. Dray approved!! 😊❤
Those wrist guards to prevent water running down your arms are a game changer!
Proseacea has a lot of good Walgreens reviews
Doctor : the Neutrogena cleansing balm is AMAZING, you should definitely try it. Very basic, minimal ingredients, no nonsense, very affordable and rinses off completely from the skin without ANY residue behind. A holly grail for me.
I think she has?
I was literally just watching your older videos about oil cleansers this morning and voila - a new one! I watch your videos - old and new - every day. Thanks for such great content.
Love double & triple cleansing - 1) baby shampoo for eyes (get makeup off gently) 2) Korean (Kose) deep cleansing oil with an emulsifier, 3) Cerave SA wash.
Thanks for sharing!!
Kose is a japanese brand
@@lolwhat2628 You’re right! My mistake.
@@DrDrayzdayfor acne prone oily skin which one is better for double cleansing? cleansing oil/cleansing balm or micellar water???
I double cleanse nearly every day, regardless if I'm wearing makeup or water resistant spf. I just find it so soothing. Since starting my second round of accutane, I sometimes wash my face in the morning with just albolene and pat off with a makeup remover wash cloth. It feels soo good!
Same on both, I just use the inkey list balm instead of albolene.
What’s a makeup remover wash cloth?
I love Ponds Cold Cream to double cleanse followed by Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser 😍
I had the worst breakout after using it 3 times. How long have you been using it?
@@seldomblank4611 For about a year. I take it off with a warm wet towel followed by Cetaphil.
Hada Labo cleansing oil is the only one I use in the past 6 years. It's the most gentle in my eyes and doesn't leave that heavy residue feeling. Then I follow with Etude House Soonjung facial wash. I tell you Etude House Soonjung skincare line is the BEST! I live in Korea and a lot of skincare products have fragrance but Japanese Hada Labo and Etude House Soonjung skincare are my holygrail!
I’m 69 and for the past 40 yrs have always come back to the Lancôme eye makeup remover (in the blue bottle) melts off!
Thank you Dr Dray for being here on youtube for so long and still offering much needed information to us! I love double cleansing. Unfortunately I find that cleansing oils and balms trigger a rosacea flare for me. I now use the Avène Tolérance extremely gentle lotion cleanser as a first step (as recommended by you in a previous video) and I follow with the Vanicream cleanser. It works like a charm! Happy Tueasday!
❤ Jesus is King! 👑🩵💕🦋💕🩵
Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. Repent and believe in him as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved! God bless! 🩵💕🦋💕🩵
💕🌸🌺Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. 🌺🌸💕
Ever since I discovered oil cleansing, it had completely changed my skin. I have oily acne prone skin and used to think oil cleansing would just make my oiliness worse but I was wrong, if anything I’m less oily now and don’t break out as often. My favorite has always been the Sioris cleansing oil but a recent favorite has been the Softymo one too
Oil cleanser/ cleansing balm/ micellar water which one is gud for double cleansing for oily acne prone skin?
@@aabish108 Personally I prefer cleansing oils. I find that most micellar waters either leave a film on my skin afterwards or require a lot of friction and that just irritates my skin. And for me, cleansing balms require a little more work to melt and can get very messy if you don’t scoop out enough. In my opinion, the best cleansing oils are the ones that are very watery, almost to the point where it doesn’t look like an oil, because it’ll spread and wash off easier. I find that a light massage around the nose and cheek area is enough to unclog sebaceous filaments and that helps prevent whiteheads and blind pimples
The hado labo cleansing oil is definitely a favorite but I really have to try the beauty of joseon oil & balm. They seem great.
they are great options!
I've been doing a double cleanse for many years. I wouldn't cleanse my skin any other way. Before I first discovered it and was only doing a single cleanse, there would be traces of makeup on my towel so I know I wasn't getting my skin completely clean. I've tried many oils and balms over the years but really like Inkey List, Elf and Albolene. There are a couple that you've recommended today that I'd like to try. Thanks, as always, for all you do. Happy Tuesday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a tranquil evening. ❤
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You look amazing! Somthing has changed and i don't know what but you're glowing! Like 10 years younger
I love the DHC cleansing oil. Can't see myself paying $19.49. Sticking to my budget Ponds Cold Cream.
I live in Taiwan and have been double cleansing since teenage years~ I have combination-oily skin and use water-resistant sunscreen every day. Double cleansing really helps break up all the particulates from the air, cosmetic residue, and sebum production, and I've never had an acne breakout~ Kose - Softymo IS MY FAVORITE!!! especially they sell these refill bags, so I can keep reusing the bottle~
Hi friend! I have combination-oily skin too! What color bottle do you use? :)
@@TuskTheRipper96 The pink/baby blue one~
Purito has a great cleansing oil. Works well on mascara and leaves no film. Makes skin feel soft to me.
I just started double cleansing and this video is exactly what I needed! Thank you! ❤️
Good molecules has a good cleansing balm as well. I was pleasantly surprised with it. I’ve used a number of different balms and I’ve never been disappointed. Also, for anyone else who cares, I don’t like oils…too hard to get off, so I end up rubbing too hard-defeating the purpose.
I was just going to mention the Good Molecules cleansing balm - so good!
I’m having a similar issue with gentle cleansers in the shower. Currently using neutrogena creamy gentle cleanser and because it doesn’t foam up, I’m constantly rubbing it and probably using too much-defeating the purpose entirely 😅
I use Kose and it's oily and for me I just use warm water and I don't have to scrub hard to take out the oiliness and I will definitely look at good molecules
I have been using Beauty of Joseon radiance cleansing balm. I am sensitive, dry to combination, acne-prone skin. First use - it gave me whitehead on forehead. After a couple of use it gave me red spots. I don't know if anyone experienced this. Plus, I am not applying makeup, I am only using Beauty of Joseon sunscreen daily, I know it's not water-resistant sunscreen, do I still need to double-cleanse my skin every day?
Thank You Dr. Dray!! Double Cleansing Definitely has its Benefits for Sure!! Will be Checking these Bundles out!! Blessings Always!🙏💕💕🙏
Greetings Jackie Marsh hope u r well n Happy Tuesday😀👍💜….
thanks for watching :)
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Hi Jackie!! Happy Tuesday! I hope you had a lovely day and that you're doing well. It was cloudy and chilly here. I had the day off and had a bit of a lazy day apart from the necessary every day chores. I had cleaned my whole house this past weekend so I didn't feel too guilty. Watched an old movie while snuggling with the kitties. I hope you're ready for some tea. Nothing I like better than enjoying a cup with my dear, sweet friend. Have a wonderful evening and enjoy those kitty cuddles! Sweet dreams. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always. 💞🕊💞🙏💞🐈☕🐈☕😴💞
I love your videos!!! Gotta say, a friend of mine recommended me the Beauty of Joseon cleansing balm almost a year ago, and I've been repurchasing ever since!!! It's so good and always leaves my skin feeling super duper soft (I have sensitive combo skin) I'm glad more people are talking about this one!!!
Depends on what is on my face that day. Waterproof stuff=double cleanse. Love the DHC cleaning oil too! Picked it up for a song at Sam's. (But after that one time never found it there again). Definitely will check out Stylevana--Christmas is coming!
I double cleanse using the Marcelle fragrance free micellar water, then wash my face with the Neutrogena Ultra gentle creamy cleanser or the Hydro Boost cleansing gel. My skin is very sensitive with mild rosacea - a simple cleansing routine keeps my skin happy 🥰 Take care everyone 🌹
I also have rosacea and find that micellar water is a great first cleanse for me too. I just rub it around with my clean hands, no towel. I get too red if I try to use a cloth.
@@eobrien1 I don't use a cloth on my skin either... I use these reusable cotton rounds that I purchased online , I use these to remove my face & eye makeup with abit of Micellar water. The Micellar water I use has Aloe Vera in it , very soothing on the skin 😊 Have a good day
For me-Bioderma or Simple Micellar water, then Neutrogena ultra gentle cleanser or Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser (whichever is cheapest at the drugstore). It’s been years since I tried another cleanser. I’ve been curious about an oil cleanser, esp in the winter. The only one I tried years ago was dhc and it was not good for my skin. I may try dr dray’s recc of the Kose oil. The idea of giving myself a little massage with the oil at the end of the day is appealing.
Cleansing balms/oils are gamers for my oily acne prone skin. I know this because I stopped using cleansing balm for 6 months during my minimalist/no-buying stuff challenge, and my pores were a hot mess, with layers of sunscreen buildup, lol! 😂
I’m kinda scared of oil-based cleansers as I’ve got oily, seborrheic myself. Which ones do you prefer?
All the cleansing balms and oils Dr Dray mentioned are very good. I have tried all of them, I enjoy using the BOJ cleansing balm the most.
@@Viridian88 the Iunik cleansing oil is an excellent alternative to the ones mentioned here. I have been double cleansing with oils for 16 years now, I used the DHC oil for ages and 3 years ago I discovered the Iunik cleansing oil, it is slightly lighter and glides in a beautiful way. it has just a mild calendula smell. If you want something unscented, Haruharu Wonder has its own cleansing oil too. They are both of excellent quality, they contain no mineral oil are so soothing. Do not worry if you have oily skin, cleansing oils actually balance your skin's oil production as they do not strip and your skin is not driven to go into over production to compensate.
@@babspumpkin549 Thanks for sharing, both of you. :)
I love minimalist challenges because they make you understand what you really need and what you can get rid of!
Double cleansing has made the biggest difference to the health of my skin. Makes so much sense…oil (attracts and) removes oil. I’ve heard it’s a good idea to massage the oil/balm for a minute or more. Thoughts?
It's definitely a good idea because the oil cleanser doesn't really strip the skin. I oil cleanse every day at night. And I can promise you I go way past a minute, heck, it's more like 10 or 15 minutes bcs I just get carried away, relaxed and love it when those nasty oil plugs come out of my skin 😂. Just make sure you're properly emulsifying that cleansing oil and washing in off, then use a good, non stripping water based cleanser next.
u can do up to 5 minutes if ur skin can handle it. i just do 2-3 minutes everyday bc that's enough for my skin. don't oil cleanse for too long if u have sensitive skin though - i once went 20 minutes in and it dried my skin out lol
I really like the inkey list oat cleaning balm. Most of the time I use it on its own, sometimes gently wipe with a towel if I’m feeling a little greasy
I was disappointed in the oat cleansing balm. Felt gritty and pretty tacky, not easy to spread. Irritated my skin. I do better with the cleansing oils I guess.
Happy Tuesday Dr Dray so excited to be here I live for this ❤️
Greetings David Shabas hope u r well n Happy Tuesday😀👍💜….
@@whitneybrown4067 Happy Tuesday Whitney👍
Morning!
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I have ordered a few times from Stylevana, but after my last order I will never order from them again. Their customer service, if there’s a problem, is truly terrible! My order was in California (about four hours from where I live) for two months before it arrived. It seemed like it was lost and every time I contacted their customer service, they would only respond with the tracking information. Even when asking for a refund, I would get the same response. It eventually arrived, but I just hope all the sunscreens I ordered weren’t sitting somewhere hot over those two months. 😕
I’ve had issues with getting my orders from YesStyle during the summer. It is frustrating to run into that lack of customer service!! I’ve ordered from Stylevana but long ago so I don’t recall if they were any better. 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Stylevana is the worst company I’ve ever dealt with. I don’t think influencers know how bad the company is because they don’t actually have to pay for anything.
A lot of people complained about them in a past video regarding the long delivery wait
@@missmoonstone6260, I've heard that the influencers get their products very quickly. They don't have to wait for months on end like we do
I am using micellar water followed by cleanser (both very gentle and fragrance free) and my face is super clean after. I wear make up almost every day and my sunscreen is not water resistant. My skin is sensitive, prone to break out very fast if there are oils (most of them), essential oils, any ingredient that contains in the name: olivate, oleate, mystrate, isostearate and other few. I discovered this after about an year of trial and error in order to build a skincare routine. Was even harder to find a sunscreen suitable for my “special” skin. So is good that the rest of the world can use a cleansing oil/balm and I’m happy that some brands sell micellar water and it’s all for me. 😁
Every time I hear or read “room temperature” I’m wondering what this means. I saw reviews about beauty fridges and people said that is not necessary because you can keep all skincare and/or some medicine at room temperature. I live in Australia in a two storey house where summer can be very hot (48 degrees celsius) and even indoor temperature is quite high. I have AC but I also have a job and I use AC in the evening when I come back from work and in weekends I go out. So during the summer and even spring (now is spring here and we had few days with 38 degrees celsius) most of the time “room temperature” is over 30 degrees celsius upstairs. But I’m sure if you live in Siberia room temperature should be fine and you don’t need a beauty fridge. 🙂
I love a double cleanse! Hada labo cleansing oil followed by Prequel glycerin based cleanser. The prequel is new, I was using vanicream cleanser to avoid burning 🥵
Deep cleansing oil for me and also trying the new Prequel glycerin cleanser. I was skeptical at first w the cleanser if it would really clean my skin and it did and it feels hydrated and soft compared to my usual LRP foaming cleanser
I love to try different cleaning oils but always go back to the OG Hada Labo.
it is so good
Sometimes I feel like my skin is too coated after the cleansing balm... and yay Stylevana code!!! 💜💜💜
Yeah, rinsing off is key
This Dr saved my skin from getting worse. She is indeed a hero to the people.
I agree I feel so blessed to have found her channel
Been using Lush Ultrabland for years, followed by micellar water then wash with African black soap before moisturising.
I am loving the Beauty of Joseon Radiance Cleansing Balm. Thank you so much for recommending it.
so good!
I settled on Farmacy Green Clean. It’s a perfect balm, really effective and rinses off well.
I just use an oil cleanser or cleansing balm - no 2nd step - and that has solved all of my skin problems!
Paula's Choice cleansing oil and also Clinique's Take the Day Away balm are both excellent, too. I used to use jojoba or mineral oil first, then my regular cleanser, but now that cleansing oils are formulated to be cleansers, I don't waste time with a 2nd step. I really want to try that yam root line! It looks so gentle that it could take the place of the oil cleanser!
I've been using the LRP or the Missha Makeup Remover. Neither irritates my eyes and I use both with just my hands and both work very well. I then go in with an oil cleanser, then a mild milk or gel cleanser. Also been loving the Stratia Velvet cleansing milk or the HaruHaru Wonder black rice cleansing gel. Many blessings!!!💖💖💖
Thank you for the great advice & the discount!🥰
Double cleansing stains my sink, woulnd't be surprised if it clogs up the pipes too. So I do stick to micellar water or use cotton pads or wash cloth to remove the oil cleanser when I'm not lazy.
Thank you. I’m going to try a few of these products ❤
Hi Dr. Dray, if you're able to answer-- is double cleansing still beneficial if you don't wear makeup? Or is it toomuch? Thanks for your informative videos!
it can help with sebaceous filaments
I can only imagine the pleasant sensation of an oil-based cleanser because I still haven't used one yet, but in time I shall, and I'm sure that my current-based opinion on that matter will be 100 percent positive. I can't wait to try my first oil-based cleanser, and of course I totally agree with the double cleanse both on the scalp and the face. Thank you, Dr.Andrea for informing us about the benefits and the great importance of a double cleanse and possibly incorporating it into our everyday skincare routine 😊❤😍.
Superb advice and a savings code to boot! It’s our lucky day! Thank you Dr Dray!❤❤❤
i just purchased the peach & lily ginger melt oil cleanser and the mini DHC cleansing oil today at Ulta.
I’m excited to see how they work for me.
I have the Good Molecules cleansing balm and I actually really love it (I’m almost out of it). I just want to switch it up to see how I like a cleansing oil vs balm.
I enjoy using The Ordinary’s squaline cleansing balm- which was one that this channel recommended, in relation to saving money.
God Bless 🙏🏻😇
I have DHC & HL but I really enjoy using plain old evoo by Kirkland 😂. If it were to emulsify, it would be Perfect!!
Many cleansing balms leave a heavy residue and no "mild" cleanser will get rid of it. So not surprised it could break people out.
The right cleansing balm is definitely the key! The only ones I’ve ever found that rinse totally clean, super easily are the Neutrogena makeup remover melting balm (blue container) & the Hado Labo cleansing oil
I love double cleansing, my skin has improved a lot since I started a few years ago. I only use cleansing oils, they work better for my dry skin then cleansing balms do. I really enjoy the Bioderma Atoderm Cleansing Oil. Does have a light scent but works well for my dry skin. I even use it as a morning cleanser sometimes.
I tried the beauty of joseon cleansing balm and it burned so bad and turned my face really red it took about a week for the irritation to go away. I’ve also had the same reaction with the sunscreen. Beware if you have sensitive skin.
Low cost Ponds cold cream and CeraVe moisturizing cream is my cleansing duo. 💙
I love Ponds a lot especially the fragrance free version however I really dislike the shape of the bottle
@@Peridot07why? It’s a jar?
How do u use a moisturizer as a cleanser
Oh my goodness! I come for the science, and get a bonus coupon for Stylevana, my fave. You are indeed the gift that keeps on giving!
I like to come home from work, put my E.l.f. cleansing balm on, and just let it sit for a while while I do dishes or whatever. Then I rinse it off/do 2nd cleanse and start my skincare. I just love the way it feels, and it has nice ingredients. I don't know if I am helping or hurting anything by doing that since the sunscreen and makeup are also still on my face while the balm sits.
Over the holidays I got a stocking stuffer sized Versa cleansing balm (pink jar) at Target. I’m working my way through several different oil and balm cleansers and that one is standing out so far. Very silky. Hadolabo and DHC are in the queue as well!
happy Tuesday guys xo
Happy Tuesday
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Fantastic video. I’m a big fan of DHC oil and I’m just starting to explore cleansing balms. Thank you!
I love cleansing oils and balms. You named some of my faves!! I like the Yam Root cleanser more as a morning cleanser bc it is so gentle.
I have combination skin with VERY stubborn sebaceous filaments and none of rather aggressive cleansers and peelings with all sorts of acids could deal with them. With double cleansing, using some basic mild products, my skin is really clean now and my pores never looked as good before!
Hi what brand do you use?
@@jesicarosaline atm I use cerave foaming oil and salicylic acid gel, but before that I used random local hydrophilic oil and foam and they worked perfectly well
So interesting, I just use olive oil and thats it.
I don’t buy anything special. I use it as the first step and to remove my makeup too. Works like a charm.
Can I use it for my acne prone skin as well ?
Hsve done that with olive oil and also jojoba oil
Worked fine enpugh (not that I weae barely ever any makeup
I would be curious to try a balm instead though
Yes. @@Shireenkaur-d6l
Good morning Dr Dray ❤
Happy Tuesday
I love Korean balm/oil cleansers. It’s all I use now. I’d just placed a new order with stylvanna a week ago. They are really slow to deliver to Australia, but I just plan my orders around that now
I have been using Medik8 Lipid-Balance Cleansing Oil. I love it and go back to it all the time. But at $38 a pop, I just can't do it anymore. Thanks for the intel on these brands. Need to start saving my pennies!!
Kose softymo has changed my skin for the better!
so good
I’ve been using DHC Cleansing Oil for over 20 years and it’s been my ride or die. I started using it when my skin was still oily and it never caused me any problems. Now my skin is normal/dry/sensitive due to aging and I still love it. When I was in my teens, my skin was so grossly oily that 5 minutes after washing my face with the harshest of cleansers, the greasy slick was already showing. I stripped the crap out of my skin with Sea Breeze, Ten O Six, and sometimes straight alcohol. I wanted the oil GONE, but it never relented. But now, at almost 70, I’m grateful for it. I have minimal wrinkles. Living outside Houston with the high humidity (hate it) also helps. But now, aging sensitive skin causes some problems. Cetaphil and Cerave hydrating cleansers are too harsh and cause stinging and dryness. Instead of throwing them out, I use them to wash my hands. It could be the Niacinamide since I can’t wear my used to be ride or die eltaMD UV Clear anymore either. It causes a red hot rash. The only makeup I use, only when I have to, is the IT Bye Bye Moisturizer. I may have to try the last balm you mentioned and the Hadalabo oil. I never liked the Farmacy balm since it never removed all of my makeup like the DHC did, and it left such a greasy film behind that I would have to double cleanse. Unfortunately, the double cleansing was too hard on my skin.
Hi Dr. Dray! What are your thoughts on Pillow Talk Derm's Major Fade line? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Softymo Speedy Cleansing pink one burns my eyes I prefer the yellow called Deep because it doesn't burn my eyes. As for DHC, my skin can't tolerate it possibly due to the olive oil which may not be esterified (I can't read the ingredients in Japanese). My skin itches and I get folliculitis afterwards.
Hello! I was looking for a more up to date video on your favourite moisturisers but I couldn’t find any that was earlier than 2 years :( please can you do oneeeeeeee
Second this 😊
I’ve put something in my Stylevana basket and casually come across this video and found the promo code, so just want to say thank you, Dr Dray! (Btw there’s a Japanese cold cream by Chifure which I absolutely adore! Cheap for a big tub and no-nonsense!)
I’d love to get your thoughts on milk cleansers vs oil cleansers
Me and my skin love Japanese and Korean cleansing oils as long as they are lightweight. They never leave my skin dry or stripped, I even use them in the morning - currently the Shiseido Aqualabel Deep Clear Cleansing Oil, but I also love the one from Cow Brand (stupid name, great cleansing oil) and the Muji Mild Cleansing Oil. It's just such an easy, gentle, but yet very effective way of getting all the gunk off your face.
love Muji's cleansing oil
I love the oils for double cleansing thanks Dr Dray.
Happy Tuesday Y’all. Bc of rosacea I find cleansing face one time a day, in the evenings w my shower works best. I do a cool splash on face in the mornings. Any double cleansings w oils flare my rosacea up😮😢
Happy Tuesday ❤
happy tuesday
Thanks!
I’ve tried a few cleansing balms and oils, including BoJ cleansing balm. Unfortunately, they all sting my eyes and are kind of too harsh. I’ve found that what works best for my sensitive skin is using a cleansing lotion or milk first, like avene extremely gentle cleanser or cow brand non additive cleansing milk, and then a gentle cleansing cream or gel, like cerave hydrating cleanser or Bioderma sensibio cleansing gel.
I find my go to 1 step cleanser, is the Purity Made Simple Cleanser by Philosophy. It’s a gentle gel cleanser that you need about a dime size of & it removes waterproof mascara and makeup without stinging your eyes, iF anything were stinging your eyes it might be the melted makeup & not the cleanser itself. But I’ve been using this for over 25 years now & it’s the best cleanser to clean the pores. I sometimes use it with my Clarisonic Brush. 😉
Try the g&g cleansing balm. Love it. No reaction. The boj irritated my skin so much.
Geek and Gorgeous cleansing balm is so good!
Io prima acquistavo sempre su yesstyle mi trovavo benissimo ..però Stylevana, nei prezzi, è insuperabile!..Non ho abbandonato del tutto , però, il mio primo amore yesstyle ..sempre molto coccoloso con i clienti!😘
i am loving the Cereve oil cleanser. If I'm using any water proof make up like eyeliner or mascara, I will triple cleanser but I go in first with the Clinique cleansing balm. I can never use cleansing wipes as they do irritate my skin.
Hi doc! I hope you can make a video about atopic dermatitis, products to use and not use during the flare up or just normal days 🥺
I don’t wear makeup, just skincare… do I need do to double cleansing?
Your skin looks beautiful!
Thank you so much
Beauty of Joseon are the best 👏
I prefer balms. I'm messy and find them easier to use to remove makeup. Elf's version is great, but most balms I've tried work well.
I prefer cleansing oils, but I like the recommendation of having a balm for travel. I hadn’t thought I of that 😅
caudalie has my current favorite, but I’m in the market for more affordable products.
i want to do double cleansing bc i like the process (it is satisfying), however i think it is not good for my skin barrier. since i stopped double cleansing and applying vaseline every evening over my skin care, my breakouts stopped. sounds odd, but i'm lowkey jealous about those who can double cleanse hehe
Habo labo is my favorite cleansing oil. I will try a new one here and there but i always go back to it. And Of course it was recommended by dr day years ago.
I've been double cleansing since 2010 starting with organic coconut oil or castor oil. I have very dry skin, so I like that my face still has some shine after using a mild cleanser.
Do you clean the cleansing balm with a wet towel or do you just rinse it off?
@@shreyaguha5 At night I just leave it on my face (just wiping excess off so it doesn't mess up bedding). In the morning I usre a gentle cleanser and after that I apply a mixture of grapeseed oil and coconut oil and wait about 30 minutes before applying sunscreen and light makeup.