@@erinwhite8456 Same, I have bad skin too but I'm thinking becoming a dermatologist, may be a good career for me because I can learn how to take care of my skin better while also helping other feel better about theirs.
Well she did go to school for over a quarter of a century + a decade of medical specific training/fellowships/board certification/continuing education... So yeah people probably come to her all of the time questioning her because they read a blog once and have zero background or training and she has to defend herself -- it can be a little tiresome 🙄
Yeah I'm so glad HB did this. That also applies to all the comments that ask for Susan Yara (?) to review the go to bed series and honestly knows very little about she's talking about
YES! In another DermReacts video a dermatologist said the exact opposite about HA serums and following with a moisturizer afterwards... Good luck with not being confused after that.
@@steff.5580 Well I guess it depends on the environment and skin type and all the dermatologists do tell us to consult our own dermatologist to customise our own skin care. If you're in a very humid environment and don't have dehydrated skin, you wouldn't need an extra moisturizer because the HA would pull in moisture from the environment but if you're in an environment that has less than 70% humidity you would need an emollient so the HA can pull the moisture from the moisturizer.
@@kys4s4c FYI HA is not that powerful. Many dermatologist, medical aesthetician have said HA acts more as tape than a magnet, if it's in contact in water, it will absorb it. It won't draw in water from the air in your environment, that is why they say to pair it with. As a humectant, HA will help keep moisture into your skin, if you skin is dry asf, adding HA won't do anything except sit on your face.
It’s official. All dermatologists look so beautiful, even mine in singapore has flawless skin and I asked her if there was any dermatologists that she knew who has bad skin? She told me ‘yeah but we all know how to fix it’ lol she followed up with saying ‘have you seen any gym instructors who are in bad shape?’ As she flipped her hair 😂
I would love to hear an expert's opinion on body skincare!! It gets so overlooked and I have as many issues on my body as I do on my face, if not more.
@@bradleylouse7808 exactly! before isotretinoin my back acne only got better with scrubbing it every day or every other day. Lush scrubs doesn't have microplastic so are a must
I've recently been using chemical exfoliating pads (neogen lemon ones) on my back tjen following it up with a little bit of the oridinary retinol and I've really noticed a change.
Parps That product has a lot of alcohol in it, I personally don’t like it, if your looking at chemical exfoliation I recommend glycolic acid. Krave Beauty Glycolic Acid costs about $25. For me it lasts about 5-6 Months.
@@longhairnatural ethnically diverse I mean. Shereene idriss is West Asian/Lebanese one Derm was black and one was East Asian All of them are American though you're correct :) It's cool to see a diverse set of doctors
Have you tried micronized physical sunscreens in the US that's pretty much eltaMD, but most of the Asian sunscreens are bomb -- Anessa, Nivea, biore etc
@@CookieDr007 I've tried La Roche Posay and Vichy Labratoires, my logic is the more expensive the sunscreen, the better it is but they aren't working out for me!! ( i live in canada )
All these women dermatologists are jaw-dropping-dead- gorgeous. like wow. btw, Bazaar, can you add hair care to these series too? Hair is also part of the skin...
Having a dermatologist speak on these things is rly important as channels like the mixed make up ones where Susan reacts literally spreads one very limited opinion on skincare whereas dermatologists who have studied and have scientific knowledge of these things are much less subjective and judgemental, I like how she's like yea that can work or it may not and that's rly important because everyone is different but UA-camrs will have you thinking you have to do everything one way
Smart move by Harper's bazaar. Using the same concept yara is doing, but with actual board certified dermatologists. They definitely saw the popularity of Yara's series essentially bashing their content, discrediting them, probably bordering defamation. Beat her at her own game. I really don't understand why people follow Yara, because her opinions are always changing (based on who's sponsoring her or advertising *cough* Susan and Sharzad show *cough*), and she hasn't had any medical/aesthetic formal certification either.
It’s genetic. My dermatologist said those who were born with the not so lucky disposition for good skin will take a lot of work and money to achieve a better skin but comparing to someone who was born with the good base (genetic) it’d be hard to compete against it. However she empathised this is dependable on how you take care of your skin regardless of your genetic base. consistency and maintenance is key - you might get away with abusing/neglecting your skin in 20s but once you hit 30s/40s the consequence of your past neglect/abuse will begin to show. She also told me your skin care should change depending on your skin cycle for example, during menstrual cycle the hormones can make your skin extra sensitive so she told me to avoid any exfoliating/strong skin products and simple is better focusing on moisturiser and sunscreen.
There's a part of genetics for sure but I also think that in the long run they will lose that skin if they don't treat it well. I've seen it on friends who got older and even on my husband who his getting is first wrinkles at 30 (he was 24 when we met and had a gorgeous skin).
Thanks Harper’s Bazaar on this series. Really help dispels all those confusing info from so called beauty “influencers”. If you want to get it right, talk to a certified expert. Me like 💜👏
Having a professional give advice on this social platform absolutely helped me learn about some mistakes I was making with my skincare routine. Personally, her advice about tretinoin and other things (like when certain outcomes of skin products are particularly bad or good for the skin). I've had some problems about skin irritation and dryness due to acne cream. Dr. Cindy Bae answered all of my questions/concerns. 👏
I know in the last “Dermatologist reacts to UA-cam Comment Section” video, a lot of us wanted to make another reaction video, and I just wanted to thank Harper’s BAZAAR for noticing us ❤️❤️❤️
UA-cam “skin experts” actually misled me to believe that I need moisturizer. I started breaking out and my derm told me to stop using it cause I’m in a humid country and I have oily skin. Then bam acne gone
you may not need moisturizer but you didn’t break out because you don’t need moisturizer and you used it. again, you broke out bc of the moisturizer you used.
Dermatologists and estheticians will tell you to find a moisturizer that's good for your skin type. The point of a moisturizer is to prevent trans epidermal water loss, which can happen even in humid climates.
There is conflicting information here. Dr. Idriss said in another video that HA is not a moisturizer. I agree that is it not however your environment is a huge factor how effective HA is on its own.
The science behind HA is the same and is accepted by all dermatologists. It's how they apply that knowledge to their practice is where the differences happen. Yes i saw Dr. Idriss's disdain for HA in her channel.
If you have oily skin ALWAYS use a moisturiser. ALWAYS. It actually stops your skin from overproducing oil and gives you a healthy glow while softening your skin and preventing acne.
THANK YOU! I always thought I was overdoing it by using tretinoin because I don't see any celebrities mention it in their skincare routines. My mom got me into Retin-A early in my twenties and honestly it has been a saviour for my problematic skin. Just moisturize and do NOT forget the sunscreen.
I’ve never clicked on a video so fast. I’m obsessed with this serie, please make an episode that only focus on the acne treatment as I’ve been struggling with acnes my whole life.
I put on humectants first. Then, sunscreen. I follow with my favorite occlusive--petroleum jelly. But I feel it is important to use a humectant and sunscreen that has no fragrance. Fragrance can cause an allergic reaction. This is simply to avoid a reaction that can arise from prolonged--sealed--contact with the skin.
All I can say is that yes nowadays everyone act like they are experts. However even dermatologists have different opinions, so what she is saying in this video is not the definitive truth. Fx many other dermatologists believe fragrance is something always should be avoided even though you don’t have sensitive skin because of the risk of becoming sensitized is always there. Just today I heard on tv that more and more people here in Denmark are becoming allergic to fragrance :/
THANK YOU for this! That's what I'm saying, yes everyone thinks they're an expert, but since there's so much disagreement even in the field of dermatology, her answers aren't the end all be all, especially since she differs from what many other dermatologists say.
sash A yea I agree but we shouldn’t be blinded by education if that makes sense. So much information is accessible to everyone (books and the internet which has lots of research papers) .. I mean obviously it’s an advantage to have a background in medicine or something similar but everyone can learn :)
HA is a humectant/hydrator.... def doesn't do the same thing as a moisturizer. It's fine if you don't need a moisturizer but HA is not one. i'm a chemist btw
@@teas.9566 yeah and also how she said you can use a scrub on your eye area as long as you're being gentle... i mean yeah i guess but isn't it better to just avoid it? Wrinkles don't form immediately so can you really know you're being gentle enough? And what about the harshness of the ingredients/particles in the scrubs themselves?
When she said “you don’t always have to use a moisturizer,” I almost choked on my pasta. Of course, taken in context, it made a lot of sense. But I’ve always thought that rule #1 was to alwayssssss use a moisturizer, whether or not you have oily skin. It’s good to learn. :)
...on top of HA acid. Especially if u live in a humid climate or have oily skin. She didn’t just say u don’t always have to use a moisturizer in regular everyday contexts. Edit: or maybe not. I’m still watching the video at the serum section so maybe she mentions it later in the video.
In the book Beyond the Skin, Dr. Sandy Skotnicki (a canadian dermatologist) says the same thing. If your skin is already moisturized and you live in a humid weather, there’s no need for a moisturizer.
A moisturizer is generally either one of, or a combination of 3 things: a humectant, occlusive and emollient. What they are defined as will often depend on the dermatologist that you see based off of where they studied etc. You don't always need all three of them depending on skin type and climate. An occlusive prevents your skin from losing moisture to the surrounding atmosphere. If you are very oily the natural oils that you produce already act like an occlusive, similarly if you live in a humid environment, you don't have to worry about losing water to the air. Emollients are present in a variety of products already outside of things labeled as a moisturizer, and the HA in this case is already the humectant. Without knowing the full background of a person and the products that they are using you cannot say for certain any of these things are missing. EDIT: She literally goes through this towards the end.
I've been using the Aztec healing clay on my face. It cleared up my acne. My face is minimally oily now. I hate the pulsating sensation it gives and your face is so dry after but it really really works for me. All I do is wash my face with any cleanser, apply the clay mask and moisturize.
I don’t know why some dermatologists say actives cancel each other out they don’t. And in fact there is scientific studies showing the efficacy of using retinol & retinoids together. And oils are not moisturising. Coconut oil is just plain bad oil for your face.
actives can definitely cancel each other, they just have to change the skin's ph to do so. if some active is only "active" in a certain pH then it won't work
That conflict's with what another derm said a few episodes back. She said coconut oil can prevent moisture from penetrating your skin. The same derm also said hyaluronic acid is not a moisturizer
I am curious to know what they would recommend for sunscreen depending on your skin type… like mine is dry and can get easily irritated. Also, ppl keep telling me there is no such thing as SPF 50 or + 🤦♀️ Am I wasting my money? Btw, these new series are AMAZING!! Love getting advice from professionals 💖 Can't wait for more videos! Bravo @harpersbazaar👏👏👏👏
I wash my face twice a day - once in the shower (morning), and the other time (at night) in the bathroom sink with a face cloth (not to be confused with makeup cloths). Is that okay? I know face cloths might be old school, but I have been using them for 20 years at night. I don't scrub harshly or anything, I just use them to remove my gel cleanser off my face.
I'm an oily acne prone skin living in tropical country with high humidity and I'm not wearing moisturizer bcs I don't need it and totally fine. And when I tried to use a moisturizer my skin breakout 😔
Dr dray on UA-cam another derm is where I heard not to use SA at same timed day as an Retinoid to avoid the SA having an impact on the effectiveness on the Retinoid not sure which one is right
Natalynn Butz I trust her a lot more. She actually remembers the science behind things. She keeps up with research. She isn’t swayed by cosmetic claims. She’s a no bullshit person.
It always depends with HA and the form it comes in. I wouldn't say HA is a moisturizer necessarily. In a humid environment, sure. In a dry environment, it does the opposite and takes the moisture out of your skin. You just have to be aware of where you live and your skin type.
I am finally realizing that there are better ways to take care of my skin to keep it as young and clear as possible. This realization has to go to beauty influencer Jackie Aina!!! My question is how do I find the right dermatologist for me? What questions should I as to find the right one for me?
i went to a dermatologist, i asked what can i do to borrow those sun freckles and pigment spots, fine lines and some milia, gave me a tretinoid based cream that i have to get from the chemist...is taking some time but it does help, i use it at night and a sunblock the next day...not bad
1 year ago, my skin was full of acne, big and small and scars, the first time it happen was because I'm using blackhead tools, but now my skin is flawless and glowy, I'm using kangen water from japan (acidic and beauty water for acne, and moisturize), safi gold essence for the texture, and good old beauty routine like face wash, chemical peel to erase the scar, for 1 year though
Yes HA forms a barrier on the skin and gives a soft moisturizing effect that makes skin smoother. Because the molecules are too large to soak into the skin it sits on the skin’s surface and acts as a moisturiser through its humectant properties.
Hey! I'm no expert but I do know that humectants like HA have the ability to bring water to the surface of the skin in order to moisturize the top layer of the epidermis. However, even if you do have oily skin, it's still good to put an actual moisturizer on top to seal in that water to keep your skin from experiencing trans-epidermal water loss.
It would be lovely to have Dr. Dray on here, shes probably addressed all these issues from A to Z but Dr. Dray is such a national treasure I dont mind the reminders 😊💕
When you use a retinol cream, for example the olay night time retinol cream is it effective? Or do you have to use something more concentrated like the differin cream suggested by DR. Bae?
I would definitely recommend using adapolene (brand name, differin) that you can buy at the drug store. Store bought retinols require your skin to do the work versus adapolene or a prescription retinoid like tretinoin that's formulation gets your cells to act right ;) I've been on tretinoin (retin a) for 2 months now. I previously used a store bough retinol from Drunk Elephant that I think really prepared my skin for using prescription strength but didnt have the visible effects I've seen with my Retin a. I would say go slow with the differin if you decide to go with it. Make sure your skin is moisturized before and after and I promise it will work better than any anti aging cream or over the counter retinol. Good luck!! 🦋
am i wrong in thinking that most plant oils are emollients? I know some oils can be occlusive but i think she was approaching this a bit too simply. and shouldn't a good moisturiser have humectants emollients and occlusives?
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Could Dr.Idress do a side by side with Dr.Bae in the same room regarding why you do/do not need a moisturizer after hyaluronic acid serum?
Please more explication about serum and actives because for me a retinol cream (active) or vitamine C (active) is a serum. Thank You!
Is it safe to use Vit A after getting off (years ago) of Accutane?
I’m officially offended by all these dermatologist with flawless skin & beautiful personalities
Lilianna B same!!
It makes me wonder what if you're somebody like me with stubborn adult acne who wants to be a dermatologist
@@erinwhite8456 Same, I have bad skin too but I'm thinking becoming a dermatologist, may be a good career for me because I can learn how to take care of my skin better while also helping other feel better about theirs.
and great hair too
Can I use Apple cider vinegar as cleanser?
*cue the shade at the influencers* “everyone’s an expert nowadays” LOL
Well she did go to school for over a quarter of a century + a decade of medical specific training/fellowships/board certification/continuing education... So yeah people probably come to her all of the time questioning her because they read a blog once and have zero background or training and she has to defend herself -- it can be a little tiresome 🙄
Kate S. Exactly! It’s crazy people are soaking up info from non medical influencers. Absolute insanity. Example: Kylie Skincare
Cue Susan Yara
Yeah I'm so glad HB did this. That also applies to all the comments that ask for Susan Yara (?) to review the go to bed series and honestly knows very little about she's talking about
I love her😂👌
DR. BAE DROP YOUR HAIR ROUTINE NEXT!
SERIOUSLY!
❣️ Yes omg
Yassss
Yasss please and a freakin skincare line
*BE ASIAN*
This series has taught me that even dermatologists have different opinions on skincare.
Correctt, humans afterall not perfect😂😂
YES! In another DermReacts video a dermatologist said the exact opposite about HA serums and following with a moisturizer afterwards... Good luck with not being confused after that.
Yeah that’s why the best thing is to get a dermatologist that way they can cater to your specific skin
@@steff.5580 Well I guess it depends on the environment and skin type and all the dermatologists do tell us to consult our own dermatologist to customise our own skin care. If you're in a very humid environment and don't have dehydrated skin, you wouldn't need an extra moisturizer because the HA would pull in moisture from the environment but if you're in an environment that has less than 70% humidity you would need an emollient so the HA can pull the moisture from the moisturizer.
@@kys4s4c FYI HA is not that powerful. Many dermatologist, medical aesthetician have said HA acts more as tape than a magnet, if it's in contact in water, it will absorb it. It won't draw in water from the air in your environment, that is why they say to pair it with. As a humectant, HA will help keep moisture into your skin, if you skin is dry asf, adding HA won't do anything except sit on your face.
It’s official. All dermatologists look so beautiful, even mine in singapore has flawless skin and I asked her if there was any dermatologists that she knew who has bad skin? She told me ‘yeah but we all know how to fix it’ lol she followed up with saying ‘have you seen any gym instructors who are in bad shape?’ As she flipped her hair 😂
dermatologists in my country have a freaking flawless skin.
dermatologists in my country look like the average person with paler skin 😂
LMAO
derms in my country looks rIcH
@@josevictorbochi8523 What do you mean lol?
I am obsessed with this series
Me too! And don't even follow any skin care routine (yet).
I would love to hear an expert's opinion on body skincare!! It gets so overlooked and I have as many issues on my body as I do on my face, if not more.
Isidora S. Yes! Por favor 💕
I’m the same way, what helped me a lot was scrubs but on my body not my face, I use lush sea salt scrub and it helped a lot with my back acne!!!
@@bradleylouse7808 exactly! before isotretinoin my back acne only got better with scrubbing it every day or every other day. Lush scrubs doesn't have microplastic so are a must
I've recently been using chemical exfoliating pads (neogen lemon ones) on my back tjen following it up with a little bit of the oridinary retinol and I've really noticed a change.
Parps That product has a lot of alcohol in it, I personally don’t like it, if your looking at chemical exfoliation I recommend glycolic acid. Krave Beauty Glycolic Acid costs about $25. For me it lasts about 5-6 Months.
Love the diversity of Doctors!!!💞💞💞
Alot of woman of diverse heritages
Huh? They're all American.
@@longhairnatural ethnically diverse I mean.
Shereene idriss is West Asian/Lebanese
one Derm was black
and one was East Asian
All of them are American though you're correct :)
It's cool to see a diverse set of doctors
Yeah great diversity!!
A lebanese woman
A black woman
An asian woman
Sooooo effing diverse
@@longhairnatural EDUCATE YOURSELF Yow! 😁😁
I want to know who did Dr. Bae's makeup. Classic contoured eyes and glowing, clean complexion - beautifully done!
YASS!!
It’s a classic Korean 10 step skin care + makeup..sunscreen, primer, foundation a shade lighter (which brightens the face and no bronzer
I don't know why she bothered with her nose, as she's already had a nose job which borders on overdone, though I like it, overall.
Are they never gonna talk about sunscreen? I’m gonna cry I need to know everything about sunscreen ASAP! I break out so much because of it
We'll def add it to our list of comments! Stay tuned 😉
Harper's BAZAAR thank you!!
I tried Korean sunscreen because normal sunscreens just didn't work for me. I'd seriously recommend them. Klairs, krave, Missha have some graat ones.
Have you tried micronized physical sunscreens in the US that's pretty much eltaMD, but most of the Asian sunscreens are bomb -- Anessa, Nivea, biore etc
@@CookieDr007 I've tried La Roche Posay and Vichy Labratoires, my logic is the more expensive the sunscreen, the better it is but they aren't working out for me!! ( i live in canada )
All these women dermatologists are jaw-dropping-dead- gorgeous. like wow. btw, Bazaar, can you add hair care to these series too? Hair is also part of the skin...
Having a dermatologist speak on these things is rly important as channels like the mixed make up ones where Susan reacts literally spreads one very limited opinion on skincare whereas dermatologists who have studied and have scientific knowledge of these things are much less subjective and judgemental, I like how she's like yea that can work or it may not and that's rly important because everyone is different but UA-camrs will have you thinking you have to do everything one way
Amen!
Smart move by Harper's bazaar. Using the same concept yara is doing, but with actual board certified dermatologists. They definitely saw the popularity of Yara's series essentially bashing their content, discrediting them, probably bordering defamation. Beat her at her own game. I really don't understand why people follow Yara, because her opinions are always changing (based on who's sponsoring her or advertising *cough* Susan and Sharzad show *cough*), and she hasn't had any medical/aesthetic formal certification either.
Is Susan a dermatologist...? Or esthetician?
Joyce Lima I think she said she was neither.
@@joycelimaks nope, a glorified beauty reviewer who worked in the skincare section in retail
Why does it feel like she is a dermatologist by day, by night she fights crime.
lol!
Dr bae... a bae that is dangerously smart. I like
I'm going to be honest, I love a doctor who DRAGS ME. They're the expert, I like it when they call me out
Kinky.
I have seen so many people who literally use nothing and have perfect skin
My boyfriend literally puts on cologne by his face and his skin is so perfect. I don’t get it.
@@bellasmom48 so unfair
It’s genetic. My dermatologist said those who were born with the not so lucky disposition for good skin will take a lot of work and money to achieve a better skin but comparing to someone who was born with the good base (genetic) it’d be hard to compete against it.
However she empathised this is dependable on how you take care of your skin regardless of your genetic base. consistency and maintenance is key - you might get away with abusing/neglecting your skin in 20s but once you hit 30s/40s the consequence of your past neglect/abuse will begin to show.
She also told me your skin care should change depending on your skin cycle for example, during menstrual cycle the hormones can make your skin extra sensitive so she told me to avoid any exfoliating/strong skin products and simple is better focusing on moisturiser and sunscreen.
There's a part of genetics for sure but I also think that in the long run they will lose that skin if they don't treat it well. I've seen it on friends who got older and even on my husband who his getting is first wrinkles at 30 (he was 24 when we met and had a gorgeous skin).
Noor Taiyeba it’s called genetics. People have different skins and also have more or less problems with their skin depending on their genetics.
literally EVERY Derm has a different opinion I DONT KNOW WHATS RIGHT AND WHATS NOT
I am oily and live in a tropical country (the humidity is insane), so hyaluronic acid is enough as a moisturizer just like she said. 😆
I am skinny and live in a cold northern country (humidity is low), so hyaluronic acid is not enough, but in the cold I will remain longer than you 😆
yeah it's true that hyaluronic acid (especially the high-molecular weight kind) can provide a moisturzing film on your skin to prevent moisture loss
But generally she should have point that it acually is a good advice for people who don't live in humid climates..
Same same... That's why you tend to change your moisturizer at summer or winter.
She's drop-my-glassbottle-into-the-sink-dead gorgeous 😍
Thanks Harper’s Bazaar on this series. Really help dispels all those confusing info from so called beauty “influencers”. If you want to get it right, talk to a certified expert. Me like 💜👏
She is one my dermatologist's and YES she is that cool and nice in real life!
This is the 3rd dermatologist in this series from New York. Go New York lol ♥️
It's where we film! LOL ;)
Having a professional give advice on this social platform absolutely helped me learn about some mistakes I was making with my skincare routine. Personally, her advice about tretinoin and other things (like when certain outcomes of skin products are particularly bad or good for the skin). I've had some problems about skin irritation and dryness due to acne cream. Dr. Cindy Bae answered all of my questions/concerns.
👏
Finally! A legit professional said that ‘everyone’s an expert in skincare’
Dr Bae is literally so beautiful, I could barely focus on what she was saying!
(I lie, I could focus, I guess I just wanted to be distracted XD)
Dr.Bae- what’s your skincare and hair routine???? Thank you !!!
Ok but i want HER skincare routine
I know in the last “Dermatologist reacts to UA-cam Comment Section” video, a lot of us wanted to make another reaction video, and I just wanted to thank Harper’s BAZAAR for noticing us ❤️❤️❤️
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This is my favorite new feature on the internet. Yes. xoxo. 10. A+
me: picking at a pimple
dr: "you want to be very gentle with your skin"
me: hands slowly moves away from face
I slowly removed my hand away after reading your comment.
Me picking a scab while reading your comment O.O
UA-cam “skin experts” actually misled me to believe that I need moisturizer. I started breaking out and my derm told me to stop using it cause I’m in a humid country and I have oily skin. Then bam acne gone
Marie that just means your moisturizer wasn’t suitable for your skin
you may not need moisturizer but you didn’t break out because you don’t need moisturizer and you used it. again, you broke out bc of the moisturizer you used.
True! Not everyone needs a moisturizer, if the skin has a heathy barrier and enough moisture it doesn’t need products.
Dermatologists and estheticians will tell you to find a moisturizer that's good for your skin type. The point of a moisturizer is to prevent trans epidermal water loss, which can happen even in humid climates.
asteroides what kind of lies are you spreading? Every dermatologist says you need to use a moisturizer to protect your skin.
There is conflicting information here. Dr. Idriss said in another video that HA is not a moisturizer. I agree that is it not however your environment is a huge factor how effective HA is on its own.
I think that dermatologists have different opinions on certain things, Idk, that’s what I think.
Not everyone has the same opinion. And it’s okay even for dermatologists!
The science behind HA is the same and is accepted by all dermatologists. It's how they apply that knowledge to their practice is where the differences happen. Yes i saw Dr. Idriss's disdain for HA in her channel.
Her intro was spot on!! Listen to dermatologists only!!
I love how she brings the science into it mentioning the pH of our natural skin and the possible climate of the area
I’m trying to focus on what Dr. Bae is saying but looking at her face is like looking into the surface of the sun. Holy hell, the glow! 🌞🌞🌞
If you have oily skin ALWAYS use a moisturiser. ALWAYS. It actually stops your skin from overproducing oil and gives you a healthy glow while softening your skin and preventing acne.
THANK YOU! I always thought I was overdoing it by using tretinoin because I don't see any celebrities mention it in their skincare routines. My mom got me into Retin-A early in my twenties and honestly it has been a saviour for my problematic skin. Just moisturize and do NOT forget the sunscreen.
I mean, of course her name is Bae 💜✨
Omg! Can she drop her skincare routine?!?! Her skin is sooooooo PRETTY!
keep these up harper's bazaar! these are amazing
I’ve never clicked on a video so fast. I’m obsessed with this serie, please make an episode that only focus on the acne treatment as I’ve been struggling with acnes my whole life.
I love Dr. Bae. She is honest, kind, and super smart!
That skin looks UNREAL. Literally flawless.
Omg Dr Cindy Bae is drop dead gorgeous ❤️ I want skin like hersssss 😍
Dr Bae has the most beautiful voice
This lady is hypnotically beautiful
I love her! She did a great job! More features please!
I put on humectants first. Then, sunscreen. I follow with my favorite occlusive--petroleum jelly. But I feel it is important to use a humectant and sunscreen that has no fragrance. Fragrance can cause an allergic reaction. This is simply to avoid a reaction that can arise from prolonged--sealed--contact with the skin.
Sunscreen is supposed to be the last step
Oh she is beautiful
I dont I even know if I love her appearence or I just want to be like her :(
i love how she used mathematical terms such as multifactorial and common denominator in the video LOL
Doctors have to go through at least a Calculus 2 :)
I really like her. Very knowledgeable and kind.
Mira Fawn she has a really calm voice wich is nice to listen to i aggree
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Her last name is ‘Bae’ who wouldn’t wife that 😂🤣
She said your face shouldn't feel tight, but mine feels tight after using water 😬
Naomi Halperin start with an oil based cleanser
@@entrainson7208 what if I have oily skin?
Naomi Halperin I would use a cleansing balm (Pond’s is good) and wipe it off with a warm face towel. Make sure it’s non-pore clogging cleansing balm.
@@entrainson7208 thank you for the advice!
Make an oat wash It is so gentle!
Beautiful, down to earth and so knowledgeable! 😍 I need a bae like this in my life (...as my derm of course~ I don’t know what you were thinking) ^^
everybody is talking about her flawless skin... DAT HAIR THO 💜
All I can say is that yes nowadays everyone act like they are experts. However even dermatologists have different opinions, so what she is saying in this video is not the definitive truth. Fx many other dermatologists believe fragrance is something always should be avoided even though you don’t have sensitive skin because of the risk of becoming sensitized is always there. Just today I heard on tv that more and more people here in Denmark are becoming allergic to fragrance :/
THANK YOU for this! That's what I'm saying, yes everyone thinks they're an expert, but since there's so much disagreement even in the field of dermatology, her answers aren't the end all be all, especially since she differs from what many other dermatologists say.
Atleast we are getting different opinions from educated professionals rather than googlers
sash A yea I agree but we shouldn’t be blinded by education if that makes sense. So much information is accessible to everyone (books and the internet which has lots of research papers) .. I mean obviously it’s an advantage to have a background in medicine or something similar but everyone can learn :)
@@nataschag2069 Not everyone can learn to practice medicine!
Phat Tran no I agree but everyone can learn something :)
HA is a humectant/hydrator.... def doesn't do the same thing as a moisturizer. It's fine if you don't need a moisturizer but HA is not one. i'm a chemist btw
Yeah I was confused by that comment lol. I've never heard a dermatologist say something like that before.
@@teas.9566 yeah and also how she said you can use a scrub on your eye area as long as you're being gentle... i mean yeah i guess but isn't it better to just avoid it? Wrinkles don't form immediately so can you really know you're being gentle enough? And what about the harshness of the ingredients/particles in the scrubs themselves?
When she said “you don’t always have to use a moisturizer,” I almost choked on my pasta.
Of course, taken in context, it made a lot of sense. But I’ve always thought that rule #1 was to alwayssssss use a moisturizer, whether or not you have oily skin. It’s good to learn. :)
Samantha-M. Siiiissss I choked with you! I legit paused it and screamed!!!
...on top of HA acid. Especially if u live in a humid climate or have oily skin. She didn’t just say u don’t always have to use a moisturizer in regular everyday contexts. Edit: or maybe not. I’m still watching the video at the serum section so maybe she mentions it later in the video.
YES! When i heard her say that i immediately paused the video and went to the comments (And saw yours). Its odd hearing a Dermatologist say that .
In the book Beyond the Skin, Dr. Sandy Skotnicki (a canadian dermatologist) says the same thing. If your skin is already moisturized and you live in a humid weather, there’s no need for a moisturizer.
A moisturizer is generally either one of, or a combination of 3 things: a humectant, occlusive and emollient. What they are defined as will often depend on the dermatologist that you see based off of where they studied etc. You don't always need all three of them depending on skin type and climate. An occlusive prevents your skin from losing moisture to the surrounding atmosphere. If you are very oily the natural oils that you produce already act like an occlusive, similarly if you live in a humid environment, you don't have to worry about losing water to the air. Emollients are present in a variety of products already outside of things labeled as a moisturizer, and the HA in this case is already the humectant. Without knowing the full background of a person and the products that they are using you cannot say for certain any of these things are missing.
EDIT: She literally goes through this towards the end.
I like that she doesn’t judge what ppl prefer to use to clean their face etc bcos everybody is different.
Amen! Finally a derm with some semblance of a conscience to recommend differin gel instead of peddling some rip-off retinol to people!
I used the Differin Brand spot remover. I cannot believe how fast it worked.
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Me - *Clicks fast*
I've been using the Aztec healing clay on my face. It cleared up my acne. My face is minimally oily now. I hate the pulsating sensation it gives and your face is so dry after but it really really works for me. All I do is wash my face with any cleanser, apply the clay mask and moisturize.
I don’t know why some dermatologists say actives cancel each other out they don’t. And in fact there is scientific studies showing the efficacy of using retinol & retinoids together.
And oils are not moisturising. Coconut oil is just plain bad oil for your face.
actives can definitely cancel each other, they just have to change the skin's ph to do so. if some active is only "active" in a certain pH then it won't work
👏🏼👏🏼 they all say different information for the skin. 🧐
All the dermatologists in these series have a very satisfying looking skin...lol..obviously since they are dermatologists.
She said u can use coconut oil as moisturizers isn't coconut oil clogg your pores?
To a certain degree, it is
But some people are less prone to pore clogging and acne, and it works wonderful for them
You just have to know your skin
i think she meant if it works for you. some people can tolerate coconut oil on their skin :)
That conflict's with what another derm said a few episodes back. She said coconut oil can prevent moisture from penetrating your skin. The same derm also said hyaluronic acid is not a moisturizer
one of my work mates use vaseline petroleum as her moisturizer every day and she didn’t have any problem with that...
She said IF it works for you.....meaning it already doesn't clog pores of SOME people
She is f**king gorgeous.
I thought moisturizer is a must bc it seals everything in...since HA is a humectant
Plss talk about hairfall bcoz everyone has this problem
My hairfall is so bad 😭 Seeing this dermatologist’s beautiful hair, I need to know her secrets! Lol
This is the best fucking series on the internet right now. Besides whatever JVN puts out. THANK YOU HB!!!!!
I would love to see Dr. Dray in here.. 😊
🙌🙌🙌
YESSS 👏🏼
Yes please
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Yaaassss!!! Bring in the expert!
I would like to know how to get rid of the scars/redness left by blemishes!
Doctor Bae is so beautiful!😍
I am curious to know what they would recommend for sunscreen depending on your skin type… like mine is dry and can get easily irritated. Also, ppl keep telling me there is no such thing as SPF 50 or + 🤦♀️ Am I wasting my money?
Btw, these new series are AMAZING!! Love getting advice from professionals 💖
Can't wait for more videos! Bravo @harpersbazaar👏👏👏👏
I wash my face twice a day - once in the shower (morning), and the other time (at night) in the bathroom sink with a face cloth (not to be confused with makeup cloths). Is that okay? I know face cloths might be old school, but I have been using them for 20 years at night. I don't scrub harshly or anything, I just use them to remove my gel cleanser off my face.
I'm an oily acne prone skin living in tropical country with high humidity and I'm not wearing moisturizer bcs I don't need it and totally fine. And when I tried to use a moisturizer my skin breakout 😔
Tretinoin made the worst acne of my life. Two months i couldn't even move my face from the incredible painful cystic acne.
that's called purging. tret increases the rate of cell turnover.
@@anika5094 purging doesn't last 2 months.it was an allergic reaction
@@GuayEsBlanca purging can last longer than 3 months. Some people purge for 6 months until they see results
@@GuayEsBlanca My purge lasted for 4 months.
Dr dray on UA-cam another derm is where I heard not to use SA at same timed day as an Retinoid to avoid the SA having an impact on the effectiveness on the Retinoid not sure which one is right
Natalynn Butz I trust her a lot more. She actually remembers the science behind things. She keeps up with research. She isn’t swayed by cosmetic claims. She’s a no bullshit person.
What's the best way to avoid overconsumption of skincare
I can listen to her talk all day.💖
lol those people who say:
do you NOT wash your face?
me: EXCUSE ME
It always depends with HA and the form it comes in. I wouldn't say HA is a moisturizer necessarily. In a humid environment, sure. In a dry environment, it does the opposite and takes the moisture out of your skin. You just have to be aware of where you live and your skin type.
I am finally realizing that there are better ways to take care of my skin to keep it as young and clear as possible. This realization has to go to beauty influencer Jackie Aina!!! My question is how do I find the right dermatologist for me? What questions should I as to find the right one for me?
P.S.
I live in the Bronx, but I will travel to Manhattan
i went to a dermatologist, i asked what can i do to borrow those sun freckles and pigment spots, fine lines and some milia, gave me a tretinoid based cream that i have to get from the chemist...is taking some time but it does help, i use it at night and a sunblock the next day...not bad
What blusher is she wearing 😍 l need that.
1 year ago, my skin was full of acne, big and small and scars, the first time it happen was because I'm using blackhead tools, but now my skin is flawless and glowy, I'm using kangen water from japan (acidic and beauty water for acne, and moisturize), safi gold essence for the texture, and good old beauty routine like face wash, chemical peel to erase the scar, for 1 year though
Dr Sam Bunting next, please!!!!
When she said hyalaronic acid is moisturizer I was confused. Really?
Same. I’ve seen others break down the need of hydrating humectants, emollients & occlusives for moisturizer to prevent tewl
Yes HA forms a barrier on the skin and gives a soft moisturizing effect that makes skin smoother. Because the molecules are too large to soak into the skin it sits on the skin’s surface and acts as a moisturiser through its humectant properties.
I have heard somewhere that even though hyaluronic acid is a humectant it's still technically moisturisising for the skin
Hey! I'm no expert but I do know that humectants like HA have the ability to bring water to the surface of the skin in order to moisturize the top layer of the epidermis. However, even if you do have oily skin, it's still good to put an actual moisturizer on top to seal in that water to keep your skin from experiencing trans-epidermal water loss.
Im no expert but Dr. Dray is and shes explained extensively why using HA alone can be drying long term.
It would be lovely to have Dr. Dray on here, shes probably addressed all these issues from A to Z but Dr. Dray is such a national treasure I dont mind the reminders 😊💕
I’m confused by some of her responses, especially about Retinoid and Vitamin C, she doesn’t respond fully!
Tatyana Sh yeah I must say I preferred the previous Dr Henry’s answers!
Shes a “do what works for you” kinda derm
Cherol_k yes because I’m sure everyone is different. (e.g. that’s why there are different strength of retinol 1%, 0.5%, 0.25%, etc.)
Tretinoin*
When you use a retinol cream, for example the olay night time retinol cream is it effective? Or do you have to use something more concentrated like the differin cream suggested by DR. Bae?
I would definitely recommend using adapolene (brand name, differin) that you can buy at the drug store. Store bought retinols require your skin to do the work versus adapolene or a prescription retinoid like tretinoin that's formulation gets your cells to act right ;) I've been on tretinoin (retin a) for 2 months now. I previously used a store bough retinol from Drunk Elephant that I think really prepared my skin for using prescription strength but didnt have the visible effects I've seen with my Retin a. I would say go slow with the differin if you decide to go with it. Make sure your skin is moisturized before and after and I promise it will work better than any anti aging cream or over the counter retinol. Good luck!! 🦋
am i wrong in thinking that most plant oils are emollients? I know some oils can be occlusive but i think she was approaching this a bit too simply. and shouldn't a good moisturiser have humectants emollients and occlusives?
I love this series. Education from experts 💜
So true, Med school is exhausting and a long career but worth it :D Thank you so much Dr. Bae
I need to know what are the dermatologist advices against pollution pleaseeeeee
Can we just get the go to bed with me series with dermatologist?
Whats the best thing to do about occasional pimples? What effect does popping pimples have on the skin?
I want to see her recommenced products!