I've always found that showing examples of what NOT to do, in order to teach people what to do, is a very practical source of information. I love how your reaction video is more on the informative side rather than drama. Thanks Dr. Dray!!
@@DrDrayzday bro, i am not understandig, the blacker the skin, the better the protection from sun, that is why africans have black skin, whites only have it because we needed vit d in colder climates. so why isnt tanning helping exactly, that sounds like bullshit
@@DrDrayzday Oh yeah just wanted to let you know bodybuilders always shave to make them seem more vascular after a pump. Your content is appreciated and I have definitely learned a bit thanks.
Hahahaha I’m Aussie and when I visited my cousin in Canada she was literally like « I don’t believe in sunscreen, it’s not necessary and doesn’t do anything anyway, you need a tan ». I had flashbacks to the sun protection indoctrination we got as kids in Australia LMAO, we literally weren’t allowed outside without a hat at school.
You should do a budget friendly basic skin care routine for men and a sunscreen suggestions that they will use . I.e. easy to apply and and not noticeable
Yes!! Even though I have sensitive skin and have to use mineral sunscreens I have to also buy chemical sunscreens or my husband so he’ll actually wear them since they’re not noticeable.
What's funny is Dr. Dray is going to recommend the same products as always. Her videos aren't for a specific gender, and most products aren't noticeable. I think only tinted sunscreen is recommended here, and men already use them. On youtube, outside of Dr. Dray the most successful skincare channels are by men, with many more up and comes.
You should see British tourists in southeastern Spain. I've seen people go burgundy and say that their tan is coming along well. I thought "go to the hospital!"
Usually I don't like reaction videos, but this one is an example of how to do it. Respectful, informative and without unnecessary and hurtful assumptions or the use of drama to get more views. And about the 'natural tan' thing: wish people would get more into "natural skin colour is best" instead of either wanting to make it lighter or darker. We need to accept and recognise that a healthy skin can come in all skin colours, no 'tan' is needed.
Pale skin isn't natural, humans aren't supposed to never see the sunlight. You can make the case that being in the sun a lot increases risk of skin cancer, but not being in the sun enough sky rockets the risk of all other cancers, humans NEED sunlight.
Please do not use tanning beds! I'm 38 now, but in high school used tanning beds before prom/summer season. I now have 8 biopsy scars from derms checking suspicious mole changes over the years. Use sunless tanner and be safe people!
Wtf...., lmao...... I never thought I would see the day a body builder is full on shaving his legs like a woman! Funny..... but he will have skin cancer with this routine!
@@iwilitu6591 Jepp. I recently started using self tanner, because I honestly did not like my winter pale skin in short clothes...and I'm very impressed. The products these days are way, way better, than what we had when I used self tanner the last time (some 10 years or so ago). I really, actually do look, like I have a nice, natural tan and once a week application seems to do the trick. Thumbs up from me 👍
the general lack of knowledge about tanning and sun protection bothers me so much. i’m a medical assistant for a derm and it just pains me to hear what people think is okay. 😩
Never been much of a sunbather, but I did develop pre-cancerous melanoma cells five years ago and only found them by accident. I’ve been very committed to my ghostly pallor since.
This is sad. He has a beautiful complexion, and he should be protecting it. You do NOT want melanoma. Had a family friend who passed away from it after it spread to his brain. Terrible disease. He was only 42 years old.
I'm a pasty redhead and my mum RELIGIOUSLY applied sunscreen on me when I was a kid, and I keep up with daily spf all year round now. I always used to wish for that tanned look but now I'm happy I've protected my skin to keep it as healthy as I can.
My fiancé is like you. I am naturally platinum blonde and he is fire red with curls, and I have always hoped in the future we have redhead child. He hopes not lol, but I think redheads like yourself have gorgeous features. I used to be very dark, and it isn’t better than staying out of the sun and religiously using sunscreen/protective clothing. Best to you
Same. Not a redhead but Norwegian. Almost every older adult in my family has had skin cancer but I apply self tanner to look tan!! I use the bondi sans and it has a green tint to it because I am cool toned
People keep saying “safe tan” or tanning with SPF 15 safely… umm tanned skin is damaged skin… a tan means your body/skin is trying to deal with the overwhelming damaging from over exposure to UV.
Soltego will be safe since it will cause a real melanin production reaction in the skin via a topical rather than sun damage. Hopefully comes out this year.
@@ManicxAnimations As long as you're aware of the risks, great, it's your choice. The problem is upholding the myth that there is such a thing as a "healthy tan".
@@attilaszabo7727 Yep, they can "live with" the damage bc they don't know just how much of a serious health risk it can be. People are too busy worried about a little bit of paraben with tanning is way more dangerous in the long run.
Girl look at the original cast of bay watch. They filmed on the beach everyday extremely naturally tan and now look at them, they aren’t shriveled up raisins. If ppl wanna tan let em tan u snowflake
@@Lily-xk4ss ???.. they look horrible now ... Pam Anderson looks way older than her actual age...David Hasselhoff looks old as hell ... even the kid "Hobie " looks wrinkled,.... Maybe Carmen Electra looks ok , but who knows how many treatments she's had to reverse it.....just like this guy will look like freaking George Hamilton in about 10 years if he keeps it up.... no one's stopping you... if that's the look you're going for, carry on ...you're obviously defensive about it for a reason....
@@user-cd6xp5lk4c Yeah I thought Pamela Anderson didn't look too bad. But she is only 54!!! Plus all the cosmetic surgery and facial skin treatments she has had. I bet her derm is fighting an uphill battle!
Hes probably going to get botox or some cosmetic procedure once the aging signs show. Hes the type of guy who heavily relies on appearance so it wouldnt surprise me. He already had hair transplant.
@@mattjackson2799 he can get all the Botox and fillers his little heart desires he can’t stop the leather look. He’s gonna see the signs in a few years and all these influencers…… if they last, they always show the tell tale signs.
Years ago, I didn’t bother with things like instructions and used Nair on my bathing suit parts. I ended up with a terrible chemical burn on my, uh, bootyhole. Let me be a cautionary tale, friends, and READ THE LABEL.
A porcelain doll like Australian fashion designer had to have one of her toes removed due to melanoma. She kept out of the sun her whole life and wore sunscreen, but because she favoured peep-toe shoes, the cancerous freckle appeared on one of her exposed toes. She has discussed this life saving operation in interviews and in her second autobiography. 👱♀️❤
I’m a Fitzpatrick II living in Phoenix. I’m the color of uncooked chicken and I’m fine with that. My ex husband is probably a Fitzpatrick III and the same age as I am. He literally looks at least ten years older and has had multiple problems with skin cancer because he never used spf and loved boating. Wear spf and upf clothing!! If cancer fears won’t stop you from tanning, maybe vanity will🤣 Tan skin always eventually looks older.
You know what, I don't like it when people apologize for being white and not tan in the summer. They're like, oh , I am so white, like it's a terrible thing. Just own it, no apologies.
i tell patients that one use of a tanning bed increases your risk of melanoma by 20% and they are almost always unaware. thank you so much for dedicating yourself to educating the public. i’m sure you’re saving so many people from future skin cancers!!
I’m so glad I found her. I wish I had know about the dangers of the UVA / UVB in my teens and 20s. Not just the increased risk of cancer but the damage to collagen etc. Thankfully I was never a sun worshipper but there were occasions when I allowed myself to get burnt. 😩
@Martin J. Bech just make sure that you get regular skin exams and keep an eye out for any new and unusual spots and you honestly should be good. the key to surviving melanoma is catching it early! a lot of the time it can just be excised and that’s all you need. don’t beat yourself up for things you’ve done in the past. even the derm that i work for used to use tanning beds!
I mean, talk about under-education 😅 And how that person talks about tanning as if he’s a medical professional 🥲 TikTok myth vibes 😰 I thought it was already common knowledge that tanning is just not it for all the wrong reasons ☹️
@@kimjongun2536 People also sell other people into sex slavery and do other horrible things, which , i’m not saying that he does, but his video instructs people to go and burn the f out in the sun , and then come back and burn some more, and he makes idiotic claims, which are absolutely untrue as common knowledge. You don’t have to be Dr Dray to know these things. You carry responsibility for the sh*** you say and sh*** you do. But, of course, on the Internet: total impunity! Wooo 🥳
I looked this guy up and he's only 30. Hopefully he sees this video and takes your advice. He looks good now, but if he keeps this routine up he's going to regret it in the next 10-20 years.
I think what gets me the most is how dark he actually is with a tan. Considering how he's a caucasian male from the UK, you'd assume he'd be quite light skinned, when not having a tan. I have middle eastern heritage so I do tan more easily than people who are skin type 1-2, but even for me, to get to that color is intense. So for him that's... a lot of sun damage.
If he’s a professional body builder, he’s required to tan. That means taking canthaxanthin, which turns you orangey, PLUS using a tanning bed, PLUS tanning in the sun!☀️(ugh). It’s supposed to show off the “muscle definition”, as well as details such a veins.
Lol I think he definitely stepped outside his field of expertise. But I have to say, as someone who lifts weights, he gives insanely good advice. Scott Herman Fitness is also awesome, and he doesn't tan 😎
More reaction videos please!!! 🙏🏼♥️ Side note - In Australia tanning beds are (rightfully) illegal. I used to have a friend who would visit an underground, black-market tanning bed business that would move locations regularly to avoid detection…. 😂 Craziness!
He won’t have to wait until his 50: to start looking like leather. I see ppl looking awful in their late 30s. Not sure how old he is but can’t be older than 33? Give it maybe 7 years and it’ll show
This was an exceptionally fair-minded and balanced review. Good on you! The misinformation about skincare - for eons - has been jaw-droppingly harmful. I do hope, though, that we can get even further ahead with healing and protecting the skin with stem-cell research and techniques/procedures that help in the restructuring of damaged skin cells.
All of the people I have ever met, who have been to both Spain and Portugal, have told me they preferred Portugal. When I asked them why, every single dingle one replied that it was because the PEOPLE in Portugal were so much nicer!
Soltego is coming out later this year, developed by Harvard Medical School Chair of Dermatology David E Fisher. It causes a real melanin-production tanning reaction in the skin using a topical cream rather than the sun. This is a game changer - real tan without the DNA damage and premature aging!
Ugh my boss loves to tan. I saw him today looking like a burnt orange and cringed. He even has blisters on his face and already peeled a few times this summer. Yikes. He makes me actually want to use sunscreen more..
this video is super chill , i was expecting u to rip him a new asshole, but u agreed with him when he was right and corrected him when he was wrong , really enjoyed this lol
How about we just learn to appreciate our own natural skins without being so obsessed with by additional tans? Another messed up thing in the cosmetic society: tan= pretty. Own natural (pale/white/light) skin= uglier. :/
Grass is always greener on the other side haha And it’s also interesting in countries with darker skin tones ie India, Africa, even China it’s normal to lighten your skin with chemicals. No matter where you go in the world, there will always be insecurity by comparison
When I was younger, I had a friend who's mother played out all day, every day. She was darker than this gentleman. She was probably mid to late 40s, and I remember thinking to myself how old she really looked, around 60-70 years old. I think about her occasionally and wonder if she's still alive. Even as a kid, I didn't understand about skin cancer but for some reason I just knew it was really bad for her.
Youngsters are so lucky these days because the correct information is finally out there about the damage UVA and UVB rays can cause. When I was a teenager the only concern was protection from sunburn, getting a "safe" tan thru use of sunscreen. Now we know that no tan is a safe tan, a tan is simply a reflection of permanent sun damage. 🌱
@Jackson I think it's a little more complicated than that. Pre-industrial age, white skin was a sign that you didn't have to work for outside for a living, which most people had to do being an agrian society. So untanned skin became something desirable, a status symbol. But once everyone was inside working, getting a tan with something that only people who had leisure time could indulge in, and tans became desirable. Everyone went out there and tanned, tanning salons became a thing. Nowadays we know that 90% of skin aging is as a result of sun exposure, and skin cancers as a result of too much exposure to UV light. So many of us choose to protect our skin, from UV damage. The suntan lotion industry didn't disappear... it simply switched their marketing from lotions that would give you a deep dark tan, to lotions that will protect you from that! 😊
@@laurieparis2203 !! right, I feel like this should be mentioned often. I don't know why this /good/bad/ splitting bothers me in videos sometimes. Is the sun evil? So in a post-industrial age with speedy travel, etc. does that also mean some people are in the wrong geographic places? Or is sun damage also exasperated by changes in the ozone and climate change in general? and more stuff too, like questions about the solar system in general, maybe. Anyway, I just liked your comment! It was nice to scroll through it while seemingly reading the same type comment over and over again lol
@@Luke-mm4fy hi Luke! You can't avoid the Sun completely, you can only moderate how much of it you expose yourself to. Seriously there's nothing more uplifting than a beautiful sunny day, that's because sunlight increases serotonin in the brain. UVB light creates vitamin d in our skin out of cholesterol. But many of us prefer to get our vitamin d from pills, thus avoiding the downsides of sun exposure. It's not just the vanity issues of wrinkles, sunspots and sagging skin, it's also the reality of skin cancer, and cataracts.
J Smith I’ve never seen or heard any discrimination in regards to guys using self tanner lol. But if that was the case, imagine caring more about what other people have to say than the increased potential of getting skin cancer.
Kris Ho you are acting like getting bullied isn’t a big deal… it’s easy to say you don’t care what they think but if you are constantly bullied about something it will have an effect
whenever she explains about tanning is actually a sign of uv damage, it's terrifying 😭😭 i personally don't tan but for those people out there.... pls stop
He looks like he takes a low dose of the tanning drug Melanotan, then pretends he got that colour just by sunlight. This could lead people to try the same and seriously damage themselves as they try to get to his colour. You can see its that uncanny, strange hue. His body is definitely enhanced in more ways than one. If he's ok with steroids why wouldn't he be OK with Melanton? It's so damaging when these influencers try to sell the idea that they are all natural while using substances behind closed doors. When people try to imitate them, but don't get the results it leads to self esteem issues. I wish they would stop selling lies!
Wow, thanks dr. Dray! This video was very informative. So I'm an oncologist and I have some knowledge on skin cancer obviously but it's more geared towards treatment and you know, we've studied the causes of it but never have I delved this much into what actually occurs on the molecular level (if you will)...so yeah, really appreciate your video! Cheers for Bulgaria! 🇧🇬
@Diana Moore yes but in Asia it is mostly glutathione or placenta which benefits health also, but whitening is just a side effect. but Michael Jackson definitely had different ones which maybe what he‘s talking about whitening injections.
I’m in the same boat with you I pretty much avoid the sun and wear protective clothing in the summer when possible (but mostly don’t go out in the sun). I just wish that there was this type of information available when I was young. Sunscreens didn’t show up until after I’d already graduated from college (max SPF was 15) and even then they only protected from burning and did nothing for UVA protection. Luckily by then I’d pretty much given up on going out in the sun because it was too painful. But I know that I still have a lot of damage from my childhood years and those terrible burns I would get playing outside.
@@user-cd6xp5lk4c There are ones designed for the face I serums that are not aging. Yet another person causing fear, fake tan doesn't age your skin unless allergic or a lot of bad ingredients in it which a lot don't. Dr dray recommends fake tan, I highly doubt she would recommend if if it ages you lol
@@meganfc7094 So you think I'm fear mongering? ???Lol ....get a grip..... and I'm not talking about cheap ones .. I used the st.tropez serum for the face... just like I won't use SkinCeuticals C E ferulic serum (also not cheap) cause it oxidized on my skin and makes it look tanned... my dermatologist told me not to use those because of that very reason...... so u do u.....lol
This guy is hot now because he's probably in his 20s, but lord is he ever gonna get leathery by the time he's in his 30s! He'd get the same effect with a fake tan so I don't get it.
He is super HOT. He does not need the tan. I think thats the least of his worries. He is clearly pumping himself FULL of steroids. Heart attack and skin cancer coming his way.
He is 30ish. Just an FYI. It took a renowned dermatologist to tell me how badly my skin was damaged in order for me to take action when I was 30 yrs old. I used to lay out in the sun for 6-8 hours & then go to a tanning bed. I’d also use these tricks to get a deeper tan. Dr. Dray is right, there’s no such thing as a healthy tan; I badly regret it although my topical skin now looks good thanks to Obagi skincare. Oh, and I agree; he’s quite handsome.😝 Most bodybuilders like to be tan because it shows their definition better. I hope he sees this video & rethinks the tan.
He will definitely regret this when he is older. My aunt used to tan allllll the time and I don’t know if she still does but the last time I saw her she looked like she was in her sixties as far as her skin quality and sagging goes. and yesss.... Leathery... And she was in her early to mid forties at the time. So sad. I’m almost thirty and have what I think is excessive sagging in my face because of bad sun hygiene in my early twenties. No tanning but I never wore sunscreen and I also put an olive oil on my skin alllll the time for like two or three years😭😂😂😭😭😍😍😍
@@domenicodiniro413 I don't see where he is "clearly" on steroids. His physique is possible to attain through weight lifting alone.. He's 30 and started bodybuilding at 18.
I'm struggling to get through this video because of all the wincing from watching this guy cook himself in the sun. Thank you for continuing to debunk these harmful myths! Happy Wednesday ☀️
Maybe we should stop making fun of girls for being white and pale (even tho its socially acceptable) because its going to make them want to do things to their body that would potential kill them.
This is the most brilliant style of react video on youtube ever. Highly educational, non-condescending and respectful. Thank you and have a nice day Dr Dray! ❤️
Ironically Mike’s skin looks way healthier and attractive than the Dr’s skin IMHO. I’d rather my skin look like his than hers. Gimme dem rayyyyyssss. Good info and review though.
They don't work for all skin tones. I've tried one and it did nothing for me and commercially their targets are pale folks, but some people like me want to tan as well.
@@anthonymarshall2012 I can understand this point and I think this would make a great video to discuss how skin with more melanin processes UV rays along with testing differing Sunless tanners. Unfortunately, there's never going to be a one size fits all solution and the more we can prevent people from developing skin cancer the better.
Honestly I think selfless tanners are so much more work. A real tan lasts a lot longer, doesn't transfer onto clothes and doesn't fade patchy the way selfless tanners do. Selfless tanners take a lot more effort. Planning, prepping, applying properly, and it transferring to clothes and sheets. And having to do it all over again a few days later. That being said, now being aware of the damage of real tanning, I just embrace my paler skin. I did self tanning for awhile but it was too much effort, so I don't bother anymore. So I get why people don't like selfless tanners.
I dont disagree with the science and education you give us, but you really seem to poopoo a lot of stuff and have negative reactions to most of what this guy does. Live and let live. If homie wants to damage his skin by tanning, let him. He looks great. We all need a small dash of YOLO here and there. Do you just not go outside?
Nat Ko Exactly!👍 Me too! Everybody in my country comes back from vacation literally roasted from the sun and they love it and think I'm crazy being so paleeee.. but I love it! And this guy... omg.. nooooo!🙈🙈
I’m not gonna lie- I LOVE a little tan, and I love to look a little sun kissed but I will never tan like that ever again. People do/did that because we don’t really know the damage that the sun does. Now people are starting to educate themselves more
Not much wearing hat or sunglasses either, important too. Question: if any tan is unhealthy what's better: absolutely no tan at all but low mood, immune system from no natural vitamin d from sun or a tiny bit of tan and good mood, immune system with natural vitamin d, bit of sun? Or just best to take vitamin d from supplements? Why do people go on sun holidays to 'look healthy' if any tan at all is unhealthy?
Oh I love that kind of video 😃 very very interesting and most importantly very benevolent 💙 you really are a well of science, and you never run out of topics! Lucky us!
@@paulahatch9955 I'm so glad it was 'just' the internet that was down...although I find it challenging if I can't get online. I'm glad you are no longer incommunicado. 👱♀️❤
I have never been a big fan of the “tanning esthetics” although I tend to tan extremely quickly because of my Native Americans genetics…when I jog in the summer I bathe my self in sunscreen and wear sun protective clothing and still I tan golden brown 🙄
I wonder where all the millions of cases of skin cancer were hundreds and thousands of years ago. Right they didn't exist... We need to stop this big sunscreen "the sun is bad for you" bs. Love the skincare tips though.
no offense but i am absolutely in love with this lovely lady; not only are you extremely intelligent but you’re also considerate and respectful in the way you frame your thoughts. i’m having a less than stellar time right now and your videos always brighten my day with some education. love you! 🖤
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I've always found that showing examples of what NOT to do, in order to teach people what to do, is a very practical source of information. I love how your reaction video is more on the informative side rather than drama. Thanks Dr. Dray!!
Glad it was helpful!
@@DrDrayzday If people want to be a little browner, self-tanners are safer, but can they make pigmentation problems worse (freckles, melasma etc)?
@@marikal2341 They do yes
@@marikal2341 yes, they do
me too but some people think it will make others more inclined to do it which just make me goes🙄
I'm so glad you are educating people about the dangers of tanning in a polite and respectful manner.
thanks for watching!
@dr Dray teaches skincare but she obviously teaches way beyond the topic in so many elegant ways.
@@DrDrayzday bro, i am not understandig, the blacker the skin, the better the protection from sun, that is why africans have black skin, whites only have it because we needed vit d in colder climates. so why isnt tanning helping exactly, that sounds like bullshit
@@DrDrayzday Oh yeah just wanted to let you know bodybuilders always shave to make them seem more vascular after a pump. Your content is appreciated and I have definitely learned a bit thanks.
Agreed. It's sweet that you're always kind and professional even when you disagree with someone.
“The Gwyneth Paltrow method of sunscreen application” 😂😂😂
that was funny 😅
I laughed out loud! Gwyneth Paltrow will be a joke in the dermatological community forevermore and will be gleefully ignorant of it! 😂😂😂
Was literally about to put the same comment! lmao
Bravo Nick.
What did she mean by that? Reference flew right over my head.
If you ever notice yourself getting tired of reapplying sunscreen, remember your cells are litterally committing suicide to protect you from the sun 😅
😂👍
And they arent strong enough lol
Never trust a Brit when it comes to tanning. We don't understand the Sun. We think red is also a tan because we are so desperate for sunshine LOL.
True! Worse in scotland because we don't know how to behave
LMFAOO NOOO
Of course the guy advising others on how to tan had to be one of ours lol.
🤣 this comment absolutely cracked me up! It's so true. I see people saying "look at how tanned I've gone!" And they are just looking burnt/red to me 😭
Hahahaha I’m Aussie and when I visited my cousin in Canada she was literally like « I don’t believe in sunscreen, it’s not necessary and doesn’t do anything anyway, you need a tan ». I had flashbacks to the sun protection indoctrination we got as kids in Australia LMAO, we literally weren’t allowed outside without a hat at school.
You should do a budget friendly basic skin care routine for men and a sunscreen suggestions that they will use . I.e. easy to apply and and not noticeable
Great idea!!
Oh this would be great.
Yeah my husband always complains about sun screen making him sticky 😅
Yes!! Even though I have sensitive skin and have to use mineral sunscreens I have to also buy chemical sunscreens or my husband so he’ll actually wear them since they’re not noticeable.
What's funny is Dr. Dray is going to recommend the same products as always. Her videos aren't for a specific gender, and most products aren't noticeable. I think only tinted sunscreen is recommended here, and men already use them. On youtube, outside of Dr. Dray the most successful skincare channels are by men, with many more up and comes.
Why did I laugh so hard at her *not impressed* reaction to him going “YOWWWW!” with his lil pink exfoliating gloves 😂 She’s just like 😒
I laughed out loud when she did that face, she had so much cringe building up from watching him lol
She was trying to stay ladylike , hence she pursed her lips like that to avoid laughing 😆
I will rewatch this moment every time I’m sad ahahahahaha
Her facial reaction to this is me whenever I have to go into public and deal with people 😂🙈👌🏽
this is the crossover I never knew I needed. I follow both accounts and yes this is so good
You should see British tourists in southeastern Spain. I've seen people go burgundy and say that their tan is coming along well. I thought "go to the hospital!"
This is so familiar, I call it the ''lobster tan'' and it's so usual on tourists in Greece.
Literally! And they're all British!
That’s actually a way for us Europeans to detect brits 😂
Funny thing is that I am British. But then I use any sunblock I can get my hands on.
Usually I don't like reaction videos, but this one is an example of how to do it. Respectful, informative and without unnecessary and hurtful assumptions or the use of drama to get more views. And about the 'natural tan' thing: wish people would get more into "natural skin colour is best" instead of either wanting to make it lighter or darker. We need to accept and recognise that a healthy skin can come in all skin colours, no 'tan' is needed.
Well said! 👍
Dr Dray really is the real deal. Wish everyone was like her
Exactly, we should do away with this myth that pale skin is sickly. Your natural skin is your healthiest skin.
Pale skin isn't natural, humans aren't supposed to never see the sunlight. You can make the case that being in the sun a lot increases risk of skin cancer, but not being in the sun enough sky rockets the risk of all other cancers, humans NEED sunlight.
Unfortunately, tanning is inevitable one way or another
And the guy in the video likes to do it he doesn’t advise it but he shows it
It is what it is
I had an unfortunate incident with Nair in high school….yikes. Never again 😝
I literally had a burn moustache for like 2 months 😬😂 thank goodness for laser hair removal
Lmao i thought you meant the guy in the video
it can be pretty irritating
I think we all have a high school Nair incident lol it's a right of passage 😂
@@suides4810 me too
Please do not use tanning beds! I'm 38 now, but in high school used tanning beds before prom/summer season. I now have 8 biopsy scars from derms checking suspicious mole changes over the years. Use sunless tanner and be safe people!
Jeez I used to be so addicted going everyday and sometimes twice a day before they set the regulations of waiting 24 hours
How often did you use them?
You don't have to tell me this. I saw the final destination scene o_o
@Celtic girl accept*
Never thought I would see Dr Dray talk about Mike Thurston - but there you have it lol !
thanks for watching!
Wtf...., lmao...... I never thought I would see the day a body builder is full on shaving his legs like a woman! Funny..... but he will have skin cancer with this routine!
@@tatprincess79 like a woman? a lot of men shave their legs 🤔
@@tatprincess79 Lmaooooo but it's common for body builders to shave
@@tatprincess79 youre sexist man
After learning how horrible UV is for your skin, I can't help but wince when I see people with tans like this 😬😬😬
They do really great fake tans nowadays. I use the bondi sands one and you can achieve a similar tan
@@iwilitu6591
Jepp. I recently started using self tanner, because I honestly did not like my winter pale skin in short clothes...and I'm very impressed. The products these days are way, way better, than what we had when I used self tanner the last time (some 10 years or so ago).
I really, actually do look, like I have a nice, natural tan and once a week application seems to do the trick.
Thumbs up from me 👍
@@raraavis7782 I don't self tan but I have friends that tan so I want to give them alternatives, tell me some recommendations pls
Same!
Same. It makes my skin hurt.
the general lack of knowledge about tanning and sun protection bothers me so much. i’m a medical assistant for a derm and it just pains me to hear what people think is okay. 😩
Something school should've taught us
Anything particularly ridiculous stand out? Curious what kind of crazy things you hear
Yeah 😩 now we are starting to be more educated, thankfully
Never been much of a sunbather, but I did develop pre-cancerous melanoma cells five years ago and only found them by accident. I’ve been very committed to my ghostly pallor since.
This is sad. He has a beautiful complexion, and he should be protecting it. You do NOT want melanoma. Had a family friend who passed away from it after it spread to his brain. Terrible disease. He was only 42 years old.
I'm a pasty redhead and my mum RELIGIOUSLY applied sunscreen on me when I was a kid, and I keep up with daily spf all year round now. I always used to wish for that tanned look but now I'm happy I've protected my skin to keep it as healthy as I can.
@Celtic girl that's so sweet of you, thank you!
I bet your skin is gorgeous. I absolutely love red hair and porcelain skin. 🧡
My fiancé is like you. I am naturally platinum blonde and he is fire red with curls, and I have always hoped in the future we have redhead child. He hopes not lol, but I think redheads like yourself have gorgeous features. I used to be very dark, and it isn’t better than staying out of the sun and religiously using sunscreen/protective clothing. Best to you
Same. Not a redhead but Norwegian. Almost every older adult in my family has had skin cancer but I apply self tanner to look tan!! I use the bondi sans and it has a green tint to it because I am cool toned
@@mchampagne Historically, Roman women used to wish they looked like you, and would attempt to dye their hair red!
People keep saying “safe tan” or tanning with SPF 15 safely… umm tanned skin is damaged skin… a tan means your body/skin is trying to deal with the overwhelming damaging from over exposure to UV.
Soltego will be safe since it will cause a real melanin production reaction in the skin via a topical rather than sun damage. Hopefully comes out this year.
@@ManicxAnimations As long as you're aware of the risks, great, it's your choice. The problem is upholding the myth that there is such a thing as a "healthy tan".
@@attilaszabo7727 Yep, they can "live with" the damage bc they don't know just how much of a serious health risk it can be. People are too busy worried about a little bit of paraben with tanning is way more dangerous in the long run.
Say what u wanna say but that won’t effect the millions of ppl who want to tan at the beach during the summer and get this tan
@@Lily-xk4ss and they can go get that tan if they want... as long as they have the right information, the facts.
omg this isn't a crossover I was expecting
Did anyone say to themselves ‘I know EXACTLY what she’s going to say!’ before she even began? 😂
😂 yassss!
5:33 the Gwyneth Paltrow method 🤣😂
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Loved it! 🤣
he says he doesn’t want to end up wrinkly but that’s where he’s headed in the future
Girl look at the original cast of bay watch. They filmed on the beach everyday extremely naturally tan and now look at them, they aren’t shriveled up raisins. If ppl wanna tan let em tan u snowflake
@@Lily-xk4ss ???.. they look horrible now ... Pam Anderson looks way older than her actual age...David Hasselhoff looks old as hell ... even the kid "Hobie " looks wrinkled,.... Maybe Carmen Electra looks ok , but who knows how many treatments she's had to reverse it.....just like this guy will look like freaking George Hamilton in about 10 years if he keeps it up.... no one's stopping you... if that's the look you're going for, carry on ...you're obviously defensive about it for a reason....
@@Lily-xk4ss deluded 😂
@@user-cd6xp5lk4c Yeah I thought Pamela Anderson didn't look too bad. But she is only 54!!! Plus all the cosmetic surgery and facial skin treatments she has had. I bet her derm is fighting an uphill battle!
So true. Please someone message this guy with a link to Dr. Dray!!
Mike’s going to look like leather in 5 years. 😳🤦🏻♀️👎🏻
Mike is an un-natty (unnatural) bodybuilder. I would not give this guy any time.
Agreed lol
Tren
Hes probably going to get botox or some cosmetic procedure once the aging signs show. Hes the type of guy who heavily relies on appearance so it wouldnt surprise me. He already had hair transplant.
@@mattjackson2799 he can get all the Botox and fillers his little heart desires he can’t stop the leather look. He’s gonna see the signs in a few years and all these influencers…… if they last, they always show the tell tale signs.
Agree with the first sentence but the rest had nothing to do with video but your preference.
Years ago, I didn’t bother with things like instructions and used Nair on my bathing suit parts. I ended up with a terrible chemical burn on my, uh, bootyhole. Let me be a cautionary tale, friends, and READ THE LABEL.
I'm SOOOO sorry 😞! Consider yourself forever a cautionary tale!
A porcelain doll like Australian fashion designer had to have one of her toes removed due to melanoma. She kept out of the sun her whole life and wore sunscreen, but because she favoured peep-toe shoes, the cancerous freckle appeared on one of her exposed toes. She has discussed this life saving operation in interviews and in her second autobiography.
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Wow!!
Who is this person?
What's her name ?? Or what's tha name of that book ??
I'm sorry but what's a peep toe show ??
I’m a Fitzpatrick II living in Phoenix. I’m the color of uncooked chicken and I’m fine with that. My ex husband is probably a Fitzpatrick III and the same age as I am. He literally looks at least ten years older and has had multiple problems with skin cancer because he never used spf and loved boating. Wear spf and upf clothing!! If cancer fears won’t stop you from tanning, maybe vanity will🤣 Tan skin always eventually looks older.
You know what, I don't like it when people apologize for being white and not tan in the summer. They're like, oh , I am so white, like it's a terrible thing. Just own it, no apologies.
Being very fair, I’m tired of being made to think there’s something wrong. It’s 2021.
Agreed! Fair skin is pretty skin and so is dark skin. It's so sad when people disavow their skin own color.
its actually not healthy cuz sun is healthy for the body , also aesthetically its not good looking like a ghost
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Uh , yea, you get vitamin d, it's only good in small doses. A tan is actually sun damage.
When he says “at the start of the holiday I start with a higher spf, like 20 or 30” and you can hear Dray guffaw 😂👏🏼
i tell patients that one use of a tanning bed increases your risk of melanoma by 20% and they are almost always unaware. thank you so much for dedicating yourself to educating the public. i’m sure you’re saving so many people from future skin cancers!!
For at least 30 years, tanning beds were promoted as the “safe” alternative to laying out in the sun!
I’m so glad I found her. I wish I had know about the dangers of the UVA / UVB in my teens and 20s. Not just the increased risk of cancer but the damage to collagen etc. Thankfully I was never a sun worshipper but there were occasions when I allowed myself to get burnt. 😩
@Martin J. Bech Yeah! She says it in this video as well!
@Martin J. Bech just make sure that you get regular skin exams and keep an eye out for any new and unusual spots and you honestly should be good. the key to surviving melanoma is catching it early! a lot of the time it can just be excised and that’s all you need. don’t beat yourself up for things you’ve done in the past. even the derm that i work for used to use tanning beds!
@Martin J. Bech i watched a video, even if it increases ur chances by 80% it actually only increases your chances from like 2% to 5%
GTL - “ Gym, Tanning, Laundry”- remember Jersey Shore anyone 🤭😬
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I mean, talk about under-education 😅 And how that person talks about tanning as if he’s a medical professional 🥲 TikTok myth vibes 😰 I thought it was already common knowledge that tanning is just not it for all the wrong reasons ☹️
Its his job though, his entire income revolves around how he looks.
@@kimjongun2536 People also sell other people into sex slavery and do other horrible things, which , i’m not saying that he does, but his video instructs people to go and burn the f out in the sun , and then come back and burn some more, and he makes idiotic claims, which are absolutely untrue as common knowledge. You don’t have to be Dr Dray to know these things.
You carry responsibility for the sh*** you say and sh*** you do. But, of course, on the Internet: total impunity! Wooo 🥳
@@kimjongun2536 not looking like a tanned leather bag
this video is so important!! I hope that people gradually understand the danger of being exposed to the sun without proper care
I looked this guy up and he's only 30. Hopefully he sees this video and takes your advice. He looks good now, but if he keeps this routine up he's going to regret it in the next 10-20 years.
he looks just good, he looks perfect, soooo gorgeous
@@TheRhala nope, he does not to everyone.
Oh wow... I would have pegged him for like early - mid forties... he's a good looking guy but already looks far older than his actual age.
@@user-cd6xp5lk4c rubbish 😂
@@Luke-mm4fy don't think so? If the dude looks this old at 30 .. imagine how great he'll look in ten years ...smh
Dr. Dray’s face when he said that he is going to exfoliate 😳🙄. Love you Dr. Dray!!
That zoom in was funny 😂
I think what gets me the most is how dark he actually is with a tan. Considering how he's a caucasian male from the UK, you'd assume he'd be quite light skinned, when not having a tan. I have middle eastern heritage so I do tan more easily than people who are skin type 1-2, but even for me, to get to that color is intense. So for him that's... a lot of sun damage.
Haha check out his 8 year transformation video, in some of the before pictures he’s like 5 shades lighter.
Probably took a low dose of the drug Melanotan. It gives that slightly strange hue.
He hasnt lived in the UK in years, he lives in Marbella currently
If he’s a professional body builder, he’s required to tan. That means taking canthaxanthin, which turns you orangey, PLUS using a tanning bed, PLUS tanning in the sun!☀️(ugh). It’s supposed to show off the “muscle definition”, as well as details such a veins.
Yes, he's probably naturally the same shade as Dr Dray
"I'm not stupid" famous last words of many many bodybuilders.
Im crying 🤣🤣🤣
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@@immensepowerr awww somebody wikes the whittle small bwain bodybuiwda
@@immensepowerr You're pathetic 🤣
Lol I think he definitely stepped outside his field of expertise. But I have to say, as someone who lifts weights, he gives insanely good advice. Scott Herman Fitness is also awesome, and he doesn't tan 😎
I swear I saw her soul leave her body when the clip of the tanning booth popped up. 😂
Why can’t he just spray tan? If he likes the look so much 🤷♀️
right? and his tan is so orange and fake looking lol. My fake tan looks more natural than his real tan
More reaction videos please!!! 🙏🏼♥️
Side note - In Australia tanning beds are (rightfully) illegal. I used to have a friend who would visit an underground, black-market tanning bed business that would move locations regularly to avoid detection…. 😂 Craziness!
He looks good now, wait until when he is in his 50s. He will look old old old.
He won’t have to wait until his 50: to start looking like leather. I see ppl looking awful in their late 30s. Not sure how old he is but can’t be older than 33? Give it maybe 7 years and it’ll show
@Mr. Breast Tretinoin definitely has its limits. It can only do so much for the skin.
@Mr. Breast if he is out in the sun all the time Tret on top of that would DESTROY is skin. Plus, he has already incurred much damage already.
@@ninahartley1983 what if he stops tanning will he still get wrinkles and fine lines in 7-10 years?
This was an exceptionally fair-minded and balanced review. Good on you! The misinformation about skincare - for eons - has been jaw-droppingly harmful. I do hope, though, that we can get even further ahead with healing and protecting the skin with stem-cell research and techniques/procedures that help in the restructuring of damaged skin cells.
I was on a maraton and in one of your vlogs you spoke on Portuguese people and said we were very nice i was so hyped!!
I speak facts! lol!! Love Portugal
All of the people I have ever met, who have been to both Spain and Portugal, have told me they preferred Portugal. When I asked them why, every single dingle one replied that it was because the PEOPLE in Portugal were so much nicer!
@@vetsai8199 i've been to Spain and one thing about them they talk really fast xD from my experience they were very fun fast paced nice individuals ;)
Soltego is coming out later this year, developed by Harvard Medical School Chair of Dermatology David E Fisher. It causes a real melanin-production tanning reaction in the skin using a topical cream rather than the sun. This is a game changer - real tan without the DNA damage and premature aging!
wow is this real ?
@@fattyboomboom5804 Yep check the website and the articles written about it
what’s happened with this???
I never expected you to react to Mike Thurston but I am so glad you did as fitness and skincare as my 2 favorite things.
Ugh my boss loves to tan. I saw him today looking like a burnt orange and cringed. He even has blisters on his face and already peeled a few times this summer. Yikes. He makes me actually want to use sunscreen more..
Gross!
Honestly Dr. Dray is the definition of class.
this video is super chill , i was expecting u to rip him a new asshole, but u agreed with him when he was right and corrected him when he was wrong , really enjoyed this lol
Love your reaction videos and would love to see more because you are so straightforward but also super kind 💫💕
Is this Dr. Drays first reaction video?!?! 😍
thanks for watching!
How about we just learn to appreciate our own natural skins without being so obsessed with by additional tans? Another messed up thing in the cosmetic society: tan= pretty. Own natural (pale/white/light) skin= uglier. :/
Grass is always greener on the other side haha
And it’s also interesting in countries with darker skin tones ie India, Africa, even China it’s normal to lighten your skin with chemicals.
No matter where you go in the world, there will always be insecurity by comparison
I wouldn't let it bother me because when these people get older they are gonna be wrinkly
I'm pale and proud! ☺️ Never tanned, I burn so nope. I like my fair skin. I think everyone's natural skin tone is pretty! Tanning is just yuck.
@@StonedSammieSue Exactly.
Omg yes. I hatet that this is normalized. Like celebrities who used to be very pale nowadays have tan skin, even borderline changing race 😒
When I was younger, I had a friend who's mother played out all day, every day. She was darker than this gentleman. She was probably mid to late 40s, and I remember thinking to myself how old she really looked, around 60-70 years old. I think about her occasionally and wonder if she's still alive. Even as a kid, I didn't understand about skin cancer but for some reason I just knew it was really bad for her.
@@daydreamer7452 Thats a fake Account 😠 with zero subscribers
Youngsters are so lucky these days because the correct information is finally out there about the damage UVA and UVB rays can cause. When I was a teenager the only concern was protection from sunburn, getting a "safe" tan thru use of sunscreen. Now we know that no tan is a safe tan, a tan is simply a reflection of permanent sun damage. 🌱
@Jackson true, but they also used lead-based powders on their skin to get the appearance of whiteness.
@Jackson I think it's a little more complicated than that. Pre-industrial age, white skin was a sign that you didn't have to work for outside for a living, which most people had to do being an agrian society. So untanned skin became something desirable, a status symbol. But once everyone was inside working, getting a tan with something that only people who had leisure time could indulge in, and tans became desirable. Everyone went out there and tanned, tanning salons became a thing. Nowadays we know that 90% of skin aging is as a result of sun exposure, and skin cancers as a result of too much exposure to UV light. So many of us choose to protect our skin, from UV damage.
The suntan lotion industry didn't disappear... it simply switched their marketing from lotions that would give you a deep dark tan, to lotions that will protect you from that! 😊
@@laurieparis2203 !! right, I feel like this should be mentioned often. I don't know why this /good/bad/ splitting bothers me in videos sometimes. Is the sun evil? So in a post-industrial age with speedy travel, etc. does that also mean some people are in the wrong geographic places? Or is sun damage also exasperated by changes in the ozone and climate change in general? and more stuff too, like questions about the solar system in general, maybe. Anyway, I just liked your comment! It was nice to scroll through it while seemingly reading the same type comment over and over again lol
Isn’t avoiding the sun completely bad tho? Need that vitamin D
@@Luke-mm4fy hi Luke! You can't avoid the Sun completely, you can only moderate how much of it you expose yourself to. Seriously there's nothing more uplifting than a beautiful sunny day, that's because sunlight increases serotonin in the brain. UVB light creates vitamin d in our skin out of cholesterol.
But many of us prefer to get our vitamin d from pills, thus avoiding the downsides of sun exposure. It's not just the vanity issues of wrinkles, sunspots and sagging skin, it's also the reality of skin cancer, and cataracts.
I never understand why I see our young generation baking poolside in the middle of the day trying to get their tan on… I cry for them. I really do.
Its his job though
Cos it looks good
@@Luke-mm4fy it literally makes zero difference. I promise nobody gives a shit, youre just aging your ski
I so so wish I had known this in the 70s... now 60 and doing all I can to stop damage. Thank you Dr Dray.
I have an olive undertone so whether or not my skin is tanned via the sun, I look sickly/ashy(dead really). So... I'll skip tanning forever.
This is how a reaction video should look like, in my opinion. Thank you, Dr. Dray. 👍
Seems like a lot of work when he could just get a 60 second spray tan and look the same 🤷🏻♀️
You say this like there is no stigma for guys doing this. Girls would laugh at guys and call them gay for doing that
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A stigma for getting a spray tan?
J Smith I’ve never seen or heard any discrimination in regards to guys using self tanner lol. But if that was the case, imagine caring more about what other people have to say than the increased potential of getting skin cancer.
Kris Ho you are acting like getting bullied isn’t a big deal… it’s easy to say you don’t care what they think but if you are constantly bullied about something it will have an effect
@WINDOWS MINUS
Call me crazy but skin cancer doesn’t look all that good
I enjoyed this video so much, Dr. Dray! Keeping us informed with your expertise is a wonderful gift. Thank you.
whenever she explains about tanning is actually a sign of uv damage, it's terrifying 😭😭 i personally don't tan but for those people out there.... pls stop
I think if the negative results were more immediate, tanning would far less popular.
You act like everyone who has a dark tan will have skin cancer
@@Lily-xk4ss and not everyone who smokes will have lung cancer. doesn't mean you should take chances though.
It makes you look more healthy to 90% of people
Some people are beautifully naturally tan, that is their skin color because their are god’s favorite lol
This guy is way into himself! 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
At least hes happy with it lol
Dr. Dray sees a tanning bed… “oh God, oh God” 😱😱🤬
He looks like he takes a low dose of the tanning drug Melanotan, then pretends he got that colour just by sunlight. This could lead people to try the same and seriously damage themselves as they try to get to his colour. You can see its that uncanny, strange hue. His body is definitely enhanced in more ways than one. If he's ok with steroids why wouldn't he be OK with Melanton? It's so damaging when these influencers try to sell the idea that they are all natural while using substances behind closed doors. When people try to imitate them, but don't get the results it leads to self esteem issues. I wish they would stop selling lies!
And his skin look so smooth from sun tanning. So unreal.
@@i-zachlim6085 The smoothness is not from tanning. It’s from all of the exfoliation he does to get the tan.
I think you hit the nail on the head. Definitely look like a melanotan tan
I don't care for the tanned look lol but I love what Dr.Dray has to say🤗
thanks for watching!
Wow, thanks dr. Dray! This video was very informative. So I'm an oncologist and I have some knowledge on skin cancer obviously but it's more geared towards treatment and you know, we've studied the causes of it but never have I delved this much into what actually occurs on the molecular level (if you will)...so yeah, really appreciate your video! Cheers for Bulgaria! 🇧🇬
I think if you tan easily naturally you’ll get a tan with 30mins of just being outdoors
Here to watch his collagen being chewed up 😱. The one time I used a depilatory I def got legit burns. OMG it was so painful.
Looks good now but not in the future but he is 30 and looking like a whole ass meal. Maybe he knows something we don't. 🤷♂️
yeah they can be pretty irritating
You did a good job of respectfully reviewing his tanning practice. I hope he gets to watch your video and learns the options of fake tan.
Tanning injections?! 😳 I didn’t even know that was a thing.
yeah they are popular but have some possible serious side effects
Actually there is skin whitening injections as well
@Diana Moore yeah, especially in Asian countries
@Diana Moore yes but in Asia it is mostly glutathione or placenta which benefits health also, but whitening is just a side effect. but Michael Jackson definitely had different ones which maybe what he‘s talking about whitening injections.
Woah,,,
As someone with Nordic/Northern European heritage, I gave up on tanning long ago 😆 really glad I use sunscreen and sun hats! Sun damage is REAL!
I’m in the same boat with you I pretty much avoid the sun and wear protective clothing in the summer when possible (but mostly don’t go out in the sun). I just wish that there was this type of information available when I was young. Sunscreens didn’t show up until after I’d already graduated from college (max SPF was 15) and even then they only protected from burning and did nothing for UVA protection. Luckily by then I’d pretty much given up on going out in the sun because it was too painful. But I know that I still have a lot of damage from my childhood years and those terrible burns I would get playing outside.
Same, self tanner all the way 👌
@@Joni-mc7lu don't use on face tho... it has ingredients that age you
@@user-cd6xp5lk4c There are ones designed for the face I serums that are not aging. Yet another person causing fear, fake tan doesn't age your skin unless allergic or a lot of bad ingredients in it which a lot don't. Dr dray recommends fake tan, I highly doubt she would recommend if if it ages you lol
@@meganfc7094 So you think I'm fear mongering? ???Lol ....get a grip..... and I'm not talking about cheap ones .. I used the st.tropez serum for the face... just like I won't use SkinCeuticals C E ferulic serum (also not cheap) cause it oxidized on my skin and makes it look tanned... my dermatologist told me not to use those because of that very reason...... so u do u.....lol
His tan looks so painful to me :( that's so much damage, but the vast majority of people do that to their skin.
Right! They look swollen/sore. I guess as a bodybuilder he might like that
This guy is hot now because he's probably in his 20s, but lord is he ever gonna get leathery by the time he's in his 30s! He'd get the same effect with a fake tan so I don't get it.
Internet says he's 30
He is super HOT. He does not need the tan. I think thats the least of his worries. He is clearly pumping himself FULL of steroids. Heart attack and skin cancer coming his way.
He is 30ish. Just an FYI. It took a renowned dermatologist to tell me how badly my skin was damaged in order for me to take action when I was 30 yrs old. I used to lay out in the sun for 6-8 hours & then go to a tanning bed. I’d also use these tricks to get a deeper tan. Dr. Dray is right, there’s no such thing as a healthy tan; I badly regret it although my topical skin now looks good thanks to Obagi skincare.
Oh, and I agree; he’s quite handsome.😝 Most bodybuilders like to be tan because it shows their definition better. I hope he sees this video & rethinks the tan.
He will definitely regret this when he is older. My aunt used to tan allllll the time and I don’t know if she still does but the last time I saw her she looked like she was in her sixties as far as her skin quality and sagging goes. and yesss.... Leathery... And she was in her early to mid forties at the time. So sad. I’m almost thirty and have what I think is excessive sagging in my face because of bad sun hygiene in my early twenties. No tanning but I never wore sunscreen and I also put an olive oil on my skin alllll the time for like two or three years😭😂😂😭😭😍😍😍
@@domenicodiniro413 I don't see where he is "clearly" on steroids. His physique is possible to attain through weight lifting alone.. He's 30 and started bodybuilding at 18.
Ill stick to my weekly application of sunless tanner.
safer
I feel wayyy better when I get more sun sooo.. I’ll just listen to my body. Staying inside like a closet DWARF isn’t for everybody.
Lmao I agree
have fun with skin cancer and wrinkles.
I'm struggling to get through this video because of all the wincing from watching this guy cook himself in the sun. Thank you for continuing to debunk these harmful myths! Happy Wednesday ☀️
Right? The fact that he even made a tanning video is cringe.
Maybe we should stop making fun of girls for being white and pale (even tho its socially acceptable) because its going to make them want to do things to their body that would potential kill them.
This is the most brilliant style of react video on youtube ever. Highly educational, non-condescending and respectful. Thank you and have a nice day Dr Dray! ❤️
This was a GREAT reaction video!
Ironically Mike’s skin looks way healthier and attractive than the Dr’s skin IMHO. I’d rather my skin look like his than hers. Gimme dem rayyyyyssss. Good info and review though.
Your comment is a fallacy, what you believe is healthy is not relevant to biology.
he is 30 in the video and dr. dray is 40... im turning 30 this year and I look like I could be the daughter of this guy. the damage is done already
I will never understand people's aversion to simply using self tanners. Safe, fast and easy.
Why take the risks?
They don't work for all skin tones. I've tried one and it did nothing for me and commercially their targets are pale folks, but some people like me want to tan as well.
@@anthonymarshall2012 I can understand this point and I think this would make a great video to discuss how skin with more melanin processes UV rays along with testing differing Sunless tanners. Unfortunately, there's never going to be a one size fits all solution and the more we can prevent people from developing skin cancer the better.
Honestly I think selfless tanners are so much more work. A real tan lasts a lot longer, doesn't transfer onto clothes and doesn't fade patchy the way selfless tanners do. Selfless tanners take a lot more effort. Planning, prepping, applying properly, and it transferring to clothes and sheets. And having to do it all over again a few days later. That being said, now being aware of the damage of real tanning, I just embrace my paler skin. I did self tanning for awhile but it was too much effort, so I don't bother anymore. So I get why people don't like selfless tanners.
I take the third route: be pasty white
I'd love to use a good self tanner, but I'm pale and have yet to find one that isn't streaky and/or orange!!! 😞
I dont disagree with the science and education you give us, but you really seem to poopoo a lot of stuff and have negative reactions to most of what this guy does. Live and let live. If homie wants to damage his skin by tanning, let him. He looks great. We all need a small dash of YOLO here and there. Do you just not go outside?
You know its serious when Dr Dray uploads a full reaction video 😱
I just have one question: WHYYYYY??? I don't understand this trend! My goal is to come back from vacation even fairer than before hahaha
Nat Ko Exactly!👍 Me too! Everybody in my country comes back from vacation literally roasted from the sun and they love it and think I'm crazy being so paleeee.. but I love it!
And this guy... omg.. nooooo!🙈🙈
Maybe one day this tan look will go away and there will be a trend for white skin 😂
I’m not gonna lie- I LOVE a little tan, and I love to look a little sun kissed but I will never tan like that ever again. People do/did that because we don’t really know the damage that the sun does. Now people are starting to educate themselves more
Not much wearing hat or sunglasses either, important too. Question: if any tan is unhealthy what's better: absolutely no tan at all but low mood, immune system from no natural vitamin d from sun or a tiny bit of tan and good mood, immune system with natural vitamin d, bit of sun? Or just best to take vitamin d from supplements? Why do people go on sun holidays to 'look healthy' if any tan at all is unhealthy?
This reminds me of that Seinfeld episode where Kramer lays out in the sun wearing butter and winds up looking like a roasted chicken
This was fun!
thanks for watching!
I love your reaction video format-super informative!
No such thing as a safe tan 😎
Oh I love that kind of video 😃 very very interesting and most importantly very benevolent 💙 you really are a well of science, and you never run out of topics!
Lucky us!
I don't know how anyone could think his skin looks good like that. Esthetician here 15+ years and cringing🤦♀️
Right? He looks like a super matte shoe polish🤮 That's not pretty!
Happy Wednesday Dr Dray...see you tomorrow x💙🤩
You too!!
Hi Paula!
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@@nadab4750 Hi Nada sweetie! Sorry I’ve been away and we didn’t have internet!! Shocking I know 😂😂...hope you and your partner are well ..🥰💖
@@paulahatch9955 I'm so glad it was 'just' the internet that was down...although I find it challenging if I can't get online.
I'm glad you are no longer incommunicado.
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well to be honest, i don't think most people are watching him for his Tanning tips lmfao
@Max Max lol his eyes
Never thought there would be a Dr. Dray, Mike Thurston overlap.
Dermatologists be like “you must wear 8 layers of SPF 1000 inside your home if there are any windows”
Dr dray I'm obsessed with your videos, you've taught me more than my own dermatologist
He may look good now, but his skin will be leathery in 20 years.
I don't think it will take that long.
No idea who this tool is… he’s going to look like a nice leather handbag in 10 years 😂🤣😂🤣
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LOL! :D
It’s really rude to call people names. That wasn’t funny.
Hi, all!
Haven’t seen the video to which we are referring but I’m all for anything anti-tanning lol
thanks for watching!
I have never been a big fan of the “tanning esthetics” although I tend to tan extremely quickly because of my Native Americans genetics…when I jog in the summer I bathe my self in sunscreen and wear sun protective clothing and still I tan golden brown 🙄
Me too! I tan instantaneously. Not sure if this is good or bad.
OMG you got tan your skin is damaged youre going to get cancer melanoma because you went out into the sun that gave everything life
That’s fine as long as your safe
I care about my looks more than my health
Based and Blackpilled
I wonder where all the millions of cases of skin cancer were hundreds and thousands of years ago. Right they didn't exist... We need to stop this big sunscreen "the sun is bad for you" bs. Love the skincare tips though.
no offense but i am absolutely in love with this lovely lady; not only are you extremely intelligent but you’re also considerate and respectful in the way you frame your thoughts. i’m having a less than stellar time right now and your videos always brighten my day with some education. love you! 🖤