People are thinking that these skincare products are going to turn their skin from fine to the most glorious thing ever, they won’t. Some can make minor changes that make you look younger and healthier, but good skin comes from diet, hydration, exercise, and mostly preventative skincare. Regardless, you are going to age! You just wanna do it gracefully.
You're right Dr. Shereene 🎉 54 y o here ( Menopausal) but due to my long-term consistent care for my skin, it's holding up despite my other symptoms (hot flashes, insomnia, etc) 😂🤷🏿♀️
See!!!???? This is exactly what I'm doing! I'm 42 and I know menopause is my guaranteed next big stage in my life. I'm diligently doing my skincare routine and I have been, because one of the things I've heard is how hard menopause is on your skin. I mean duh lol I want my skin to look the best and healthiest it can! But I also want to give it the best fighting chance I can for menopause and after!
Have you considered HRT? Or using estridol cream to face? I’m definitely considering it. I’m 50 and haven’t arrived to actual menopause yet. I’m kind of unaware of having those symptoms. I wonder if it’s becuz I’m pretty healthy w what I eat, I do low carb. I take supplements. I haven’t noticed those symptoms. My period just started being irregular in the last year. I just had the 4th period I’ve had in the last year. Sorry it tmi. I’m just trying to learn more about this aging that’s happening to me..
Just cuz commenter has good genetics doesn't mean other people should have to suffer. My husband's facial seborrheic dermatitis was so bad he was unemployable. Now it's beautifully managed and he only needs more powerful meds for flareups
It can be hard to spend hard earned money when you don't see a difference. I know I didn't start using sunscreen until about a year ago at 53...but wish I'd started at youth. (Had an actinic keratosis spot removed last year.)
@@novemberchild3002 Yes, we were all into getting as dark as possible in the 80s. I heard of some girls putting on Crisco (yes, Crisco) back then to "cook" in the sun. Then came the tanning beds popular in the 90s (or about when it started getting popular).
I usually use sunscreen, but don't reapply. I still got the dreaded age spots. So, lack of consistency and living in a tropical island hasn't helped. I started this year at 49 yo vitamin C n retinol. Hope is not too late to get results. 😢
@@aries3744consistency on spf is the best thing you can do for your skin health and skin tone! Something that I've always had rolling around in my brain, is that if you spend loads of money on the most expensive fancy products, if you don't protect your skin from the sun you may as well just throw them in the trash. It's a complete waste of money. Not to mention that ingredients like retinoids and acids, etc can make your skin worse if you don't use spf. It's never too late to start protecting your skin and using good ingredients!! Just as long as you protect your skin from the sun!💕
I believe skincare works. But my sister is 3 years older than me with a very simple and minimal skincare and a very great skin. I use retinol, lactic acid, sunscreen, vitamin c, HA, ect. But she's always had better skin than me. It is just her genes. Everybody needs skincare, some people like me need it more
I got two older sisters and their skin has always been great even during their teen years. Mine, not so much. The moment I hit puberty, I got acnes everywhere even in my 20s. I started consistently wearing sunscreen and unsexy simple skincare in my early 30. I still have hormonal acnes but poeple thought I never struggle with skin problem because my skin look just fine and stable most of the time😂 If nothing else, just put that sunscreen. It really works!
I didnt start skincare until about a year ago. Thanks to you Dr Idriss. I am 68 and my skin is so, so much nicer now. Bless you for all your awesome videos. You changed my life. Bless you Doctor I will never stop. Thank you, thank you. 😊
I've had rosacea since my teens and I've had adult onset acne for years - I'm currently pregnant and my skin has generally been "just fine" during my pregnancy. I've been ecstatic about it 😂
This is like a trend now, I do care for my skin, without the right products my skin will look horrible with oil and acne, I only started actual skincare routine a year ago and I'm glad I did
Ditto. 39 with tons of sun damage because tanning was a trend, but also, not wearing sunblock as a child and being outside 80% of the time. My mother somehow didn’t see the need for any of us to consistently use sun protection of any sort so now she & I both are in a fight against time to reverse sun damage. Just glad I caught on sooner than later. 😅 I might not be too late.
stable and fine sounds awesome, my eyelids are super dry, there was a time where they were fine, i miss it twice every day when i put moisturizer on them
Ugh! This bugs me! Some people are SO lucky! Not everyone is so blessed even at a young age, but even with all my acne problems- I still have- I'm glad to be treating myself to age healthier and more graceful. Thanks, Dr. Idriss for all the knowledge. You've helped me learn so much!😉😁
I've been using and researching skincare for about 5 years now? It has made a tremendous difference in my skin, I used to have such bad acne, pores and flushed red skin but now it's so smooth and I get compliments all the time on my skin ☺️ consistency is key
Can you please please give recommendations for very sensitive, hive prone skin, dry skin and keeping younger or firmer? I can’t use most things in the market which includes a lot of sunscreens. 😢
There is excessive and basic necessities to skin care. Moisturiser, cleanser, sunscreen. That’s all we need for healthy, comfortable skin. Risk of developing dry eczema, acne, cysts, skin cancer. These things are not worth just entirely avoiding skincare. Eventually our bodies will need some shape or form of skincare
It's like a bipolar saying, "I'm fine now. I can stop with my medication" 🤦 Edit: for the people having issues understanding - a lifetime treatment is for life, no matter the condition or disorder.
Only like 50% of people with bipolar stay on mood stabilisers for life. The side effects (eg. loss of bone density) from said medications are sometimes much too severe for someone (especiallywomen )to be on for life
I’m 50. I just learned about proper skin care 1 yr ago. Now I take immaculate care of my skin incl Tretinoin. I’m religious about sunscreen (properly😊). I love it & ifs been so much fun learning & the care I give I really enjoy. Am & pm routine & in between @q. I’ll never stop.
I immediately noticed a sudden improvement since doing skincare regularly. My skin doesn't feel as tight after cleansing I'm guessing because I have normal leaning dry skin. I get less obvious pimples. They appear smaller and less inflamed when I'm consistant at it. And my skin is glowy and sun protected. My mom did not know what the fuck was sunscreen in the 70's/80's swimming in a river and now she has sun spots all over her face. And even removed some with laser. But that one in particular might've come from aging. Still though I don't have that big of issues like I used to. My skin has always been okay but glowy happy skin means I'll have okay skin when I age.
Totally agree with your comment. Look for your videos everyday. My skin is loving you and my skin is winning. Also wondering will your products be sold at Sephora in Australia at some stage
If you google “Dr Idriss Threadlifting “ you’ll find a video of her performing and talking about it on her instagram, as I’m not finding it reuploaded to UA-cam.
The question is-- who cares? Who cares if stable skin "declines more rapidly" or not? Why does that matter? As long as you are protecting yourself from UV rays-- genuine preventative health care-- why all the fear of visible signs of aging? If you are LUCKY enough to live to an old age, none of this paranoia about appearance matters. Spread the word
I am 39 and always have unstabled skin, My acne has been hurting me all my life and I believe if I didnt do any skin care, I would look 10 times worse than I am.
Dr. Nerd I have combination sensitive skin and rosacea. I’m prone to comedones primarily on my cheek and t-zone area but also my chin. The comedones tend to turn into cystic type acne. What can I do? Any advise on products I can use and frequency please? PS: I heard you talk about prenatal vitamins to help with hair growth + minoxidil last year, followed your reco and my baby hairs are abundant! ❤🎉 Thank you! 💙
i wish i had this problem omfg im 24 and have had acne and scarring and skin problems for 15 years now and im SICK OF IT (yes ive seen a derm although i should probably go back in again)
What would you suggest for someone who doesn't really do skincare (except for the occasional wash/scrub when they remember)... as a way to start building a skincare routine?
I'm using my cleanser and moisturizer for 7-8 years now, i was teen back then , anyway.. i feel like they don't suit me as they used to do. I used to swore by those products but don't know what happened. Can you enlightenment me about such problems!??
I have KP on my face I can't get rid of it, in ireland it's nearly impossible to get a dermatology appointment in galway, ireland even if you have private insurance.
It sounds like they're not a native English speaker and that's why the sentence structure is confusing. I don't think that they were complaining or trying to insinuate that skincare as a whole doesn't work or that they wanted to quit. It sounds like they're not seeing progress with their skincare and their skin is at an okay place, they'd like to see improvement but don't know what to do 😭 I'm also not a native speaker and I sometimes accidentally use my language's grammar and sentence structure in English, and it ends up sounding odd. It sounds like that's what they did too, but I could be wrong
I literally want to do this now. How long should I go doing skincare on one side of my face and not the other to see if it actually makes a difference? I really want to know the answer - how long do I need to give skincare to really work, so I know if it's doing anything vs if I do nothing to my skin?
Do you ship to Australia? I would LOVE to buy some of your products! Also could someone please help me with a question? I have very sensitive acne prone skin, when I was around 14 I seen a specialist who put me on the pill, told me to use this one face wash, prescription creams for breakouts and antibiotics for 1 month. Cleared up and now at 27, start of this year I decided to really start looking after my skin and not just using that face wash and the cream for breakouts but to use a routine of good products, and now my skin broke out and hates me? Like it preferred being neglected with just the pill, that face wash but nothing else except the cream when the odd pimple came around 🤷🏽♀️😭
I’m sorry but i would take just fine any day of the week and it borderline pisses me off as someone with chronic acne prone sensitive skin to EVERYTHING that anyone would even be complaining about it. I’ll shut up now. 🤬
have you looked into spironolactone?? i have pcos and it’s the only thing that got rid of my hormonal acne (that started years after i had gone on accutane for cystic acne), forever grateful for it !!!
I am 38 and my skin has always been unstable... as I grow older my pores grow larger, despite retinol and bha 🤷🏻♀️ I have no wrinkles though, but my skin is so uneven and that makes me look older
Then I’m fine & winning! I only adjust my skincare according to age & season (switching out a heavier or lighter product like moisturizer) I could give a cats butthole about the newest products! I use what’s tried & true now what’s flashy & new. Thank you I love your previous advice & videos!
i am lterally doing everything consistantly towards my concerns but not working, i have bumps, big juicy pimples that have no head. soo with them my hyperpigmentation appears more and more i dont know what to do anymore????!!!
İn some of your previous videos-when you were beautifully demoing sunscreen application, I noticed that you put the majority on your cheeks-is there a reason for that?
I feel like nothing works for me , i tried lots of stuff the expensive, the cheap , the science based and i would give each product time to work cause i've been freaking trying for the last 13 years .... I'm so done with it and yh i'm giving up
Dr. : Lol. You'll only be able to tell if you're treating only half of your face...something that you will never do! 👀 Me: been experiment on half of my face for years because i needed to know if it really worked 😂
But if we do not have any skin condition or any problem ? I just watched your routine video and you said for example to use targeted serums for targeted probs...do we still need to use it even tho we do not have any problems ? I get the general utility of moistrizer, cleanser, sunscreen or retinol but what about the other products ?
I guess you can just skip targeted products if you don't have any particular condition to target, just keep your skin clean and protected with sunscreen as you're doing already. And also know I'm jealous 😂
To be very honest I never had skin problems with hormonal changes, no pimples no oily or dry skin the only change I noticed was post menopause a few years later my skin felt a bit dry and I used Argan oil nightly and it worked beautifully! As a matter of fact my skin is a bit more grumpy dryness wise after I started a skin care regime so after using night moisturizer I add a few drops of Argan oil to make my skin happy!
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I immediately noticed a sudden improvement since doing skincare regularly. My skin doesn't feel as tight after cleansing I'm guessing because I have normal leaning dry skin. I get less obvious pimples. They appear smaller and less inflamed when in consistant at it. And my skin is glowy and sun protected. My mom did not know what the fuck was sunscreen in the 70's/80's swimming in a river and now she has sun spots all over her face. And even removed some with laser. But that one in particular might've come from aging. Still though I don't have that big of issues like I used to. My skin has always been okay but glowy happy skin means I'll have okay skin when I age.
People are thinking that these skincare products are going to turn their skin from fine to the most glorious thing ever, they won’t. Some can make minor changes that make you look younger and healthier, but good skin comes from diet, hydration, exercise, and mostly preventative skincare. Regardless, you are going to age! You just wanna do it gracefully.
thank you!
I'm about to be 31 and have *WORSE* acne now than when I was a teen. I just want this to stop 😭😭😭
@@singhmastrsounds like a stress response. Also get your thyroid checked
You're right Dr. Shereene 🎉 54 y o here ( Menopausal) but due to my long-term consistent care for my skin, it's holding up despite my other symptoms (hot flashes, insomnia, etc) 😂🤷🏿♀️
Great to hear it! ❤
See!!!???? This is exactly what I'm doing! I'm 42 and I know menopause is my guaranteed next big stage in my life. I'm diligently doing my skincare routine and I have been, because one of the things I've heard is how hard menopause is on your skin. I mean duh lol I want my skin to look the best and healthiest it can! But I also want to give it the best fighting chance I can for menopause and after!
@@eveningstar8581 do you use retinol? just curious if this is a big help in your routine or not
Love to hear that ❤
Have you considered HRT? Or using estridol cream to face?
I’m definitely considering it. I’m 50 and haven’t arrived to actual menopause yet. I’m kind of unaware of having those symptoms. I wonder if it’s becuz I’m pretty healthy w what I eat, I do low carb. I take supplements. I haven’t noticed those symptoms. My period just started being irregular in the last year. I just had the 4th period I’ve had in the last year. Sorry it tmi. I’m just trying to learn more about this aging that’s happening to me..
Just cuz commenter has good genetics doesn't mean other people should have to suffer. My husband's facial seborrheic dermatitis was so bad he was unemployable. Now it's beautifully managed and he only needs more powerful meds for flareups
This! Men deserve good skin too!
It can be hard to spend hard earned money when you don't see a difference. I know I didn't start using sunscreen until about a year ago at 53...but wish I'd started at youth. (Had an actinic keratosis spot removed last year.)
No sunscreen is biggest mistake of ur life!!!!
@sameerasyed18 That's true, but older generations weren't told about it as much as we're are nowadays.
@@novemberchild3002 Yes, we were all into getting as dark as possible in the 80s. I heard of some girls putting on Crisco (yes, Crisco) back then to "cook" in the sun. Then came the tanning beds popular in the 90s (or about when it started getting popular).
I usually use sunscreen, but don't reapply. I still got the dreaded age spots. So, lack of consistency and living in a tropical island hasn't helped. I started this year at 49 yo vitamin C n retinol. Hope is not too late to get results. 😢
@@aries3744consistency on spf is the best thing you can do for your skin health and skin tone! Something that I've always had rolling around in my brain, is that if you spend loads of money on the most expensive fancy products, if you don't protect your skin from the sun you may as well just throw them in the trash. It's a complete waste of money. Not to mention that ingredients like retinoids and acids, etc can make your skin worse if you don't use spf.
It's never too late to start protecting your skin and using good ingredients!! Just as long as you protect your skin from the sun!💕
I believe skincare works. But my sister is 3 years older than me with a very simple and minimal skincare and a very great skin. I use retinol, lactic acid, sunscreen, vitamin c, HA, ect. But she's always had better skin than me. It is just her genes. Everybody needs skincare, some people like me need it more
Same. My younger sister has an amazing skin while I struggle with oily acne skin
I got two older sisters and their skin has always been great even during their teen years. Mine, not so much. The moment I hit puberty, I got acnes everywhere even in my 20s.
I started consistently wearing sunscreen and unsexy simple skincare in my early 30. I still have hormonal acnes but poeple thought I never struggle with skin problem because my skin look just fine and stable most of the time😂
If nothing else, just put that sunscreen. It really works!
I didnt start skincare until about a year ago. Thanks to you Dr Idriss. I am 68 and my skin is so, so much nicer now. Bless you for all your awesome videos. You changed my life. Bless you Doctor
I will never stop. Thank you, thank you. 😊
I've had rosacea since my teens and I've had adult onset acne for years - I'm currently pregnant and my skin has generally been "just fine" during my pregnancy. I've been ecstatic about it 😂
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This is like a trend now, I do care for my skin, without the right products my skin will look horrible with oil and acne, I only started actual skincare routine a year ago and I'm glad I did
Dr. made her point and I agree with it 🤗
I wish I knew 40 years ago, what I know now. My skin is sucks , and I hate it!
Now, I am trying very hard to reverse somehow the damage 😟
Ditto. 39 with tons of sun damage because tanning was a trend, but also, not wearing sunblock as a child and being outside 80% of the time. My mother somehow didn’t see the need for any of us to consistently use sun protection of any sort so now she & I both are in a fight against time to reverse sun damage. Just glad I caught on sooner than later. 😅 I might not be too late.
Love you for saying this!!!! Love YOU 🥰
Pls. make a short for people who are late to the "finer" skincarefor regime; for those who hv had NO botox etc
She has a lot of super awesome long form. But for shorts, check out Kelly Driscoll! 😊
@@AutumnElaineshe's awesome!
stable and fine sounds awesome, my eyelids are super dry, there was a time where they were fine, i miss it twice every day when i put moisturizer on them
Ugh! This bugs me! Some people are SO lucky! Not everyone is so blessed even at a young age, but even with all my acne problems- I still have- I'm glad to be treating myself to age healthier and more graceful. Thanks, Dr. Idriss for all the knowledge. You've helped me learn so much!😉😁
I've been using and researching skincare for about 5 years now? It has made a tremendous difference in my skin, I used to have such bad acne, pores and flushed red skin but now it's so smooth and I get compliments all the time on my skin ☺️ consistency is key
Can you please please give recommendations for very sensitive, hive prone skin, dry skin and keeping younger or firmer? I can’t use most things in the market which includes a lot of sunscreens. 😢
I agree with you. I've had worse skin when I was young. I never thought it would ever look good
Preach!
There is excessive and basic necessities to skin care. Moisturiser, cleanser, sunscreen. That’s all we need for healthy, comfortable skin. Risk of developing dry eczema, acne, cysts, skin cancer. These things are not worth just entirely avoiding skincare. Eventually our bodies will need some shape or form of skincare
Practice gratitude 😆
I love your necklaces, my one weakness, besides books!😊😂😂😂😂
It's like a bipolar saying, "I'm fine now. I can stop with my medication" 🤦
Edit: for the people having issues understanding - a lifetime treatment is for life, no matter the condition or disorder.
Only like 50% of people with bipolar stay on mood stabilisers for life. The side effects (eg. loss of bone density) from said medications are sometimes much too severe for someone (especiallywomen )to be on for life
That really aint the same tho... you're comparing a debilitating mental illness to not using skincare...
@@drugstore999cowgrl exactly that. Im diagnosed bipolar and i dont use antipyschotics bc of the side effects.
Can you please make body care videos as well? 😭
I don't really have acne on my back but I have hyperpigmentation
I’m 50. I just learned about proper skin care 1 yr ago. Now I take immaculate care of my skin incl Tretinoin. I’m religious about sunscreen (properly😊). I love it & ifs been so much fun learning & the care I give I really enjoy. Am & pm routine & in between @q. I’ll never stop.
I immediately noticed a sudden improvement since doing skincare regularly. My skin doesn't feel as tight after cleansing I'm guessing because I have normal leaning dry skin. I get less obvious pimples. They appear smaller and less inflamed when I'm consistant at it. And my skin is glowy and sun protected. My mom did not know what the fuck was sunscreen in the 70's/80's swimming in a river and now she has sun spots all over her face. And even removed some with laser. But that one in particular might've come from aging. Still though I don't have that big of issues like I used to. My skin has always been okay but glowy happy skin means I'll have okay skin when I age.
Totally agree with your comment. Look for your videos everyday. My skin is loving you and my skin is winning.
Also wondering will your products be sold at Sephora in Australia at some stage
Hi dr idriss, can you make a video about thread lifting. Im genuinely curious is it good and worth it cosmetic procedure or not ?
If you google “Dr Idriss Threadlifting “ you’ll find a video of her performing and talking about it on her instagram, as I’m not finding it reuploaded to UA-cam.
True doctor...I wish one day I would say the same thing....with age there is no stability every other day just struggling
The question is-- who cares? Who cares if stable skin "declines more rapidly" or not? Why does that matter? As long as you are protecting yourself from UV rays-- genuine preventative health care-- why all the fear of visible signs of aging? If you are LUCKY enough to live to an old age, none of this paranoia about appearance matters. Spread the word
If their skin is just fine, why and what difference are they expecting from skincare?
I am 39 and always have unstabled skin, My acne has been hurting me all my life and I believe if I didnt do any skin care, I would look 10 times worse than I am.
Dr. Nerd I have combination sensitive skin and rosacea. I’m prone to comedones primarily on my cheek and t-zone area but also my chin. The comedones tend to turn into cystic type acne. What can I do? Any advise on products I can use and frequency please?
PS: I heard you talk about prenatal vitamins to help with hair growth + minoxidil last year, followed your reco and my baby hairs are abundant! ❤🎉 Thank you! 💙
Hey love your outfit and necklace ❤
what chemical exfoliants do you recommend? i just watched your video about it and would love your opinion on what to use! i am 40
i wish i had this problem omfg im 24 and have had acne and scarring and skin problems for 15 years now and im SICK OF IT (yes ive seen a derm although i should probably go back in again)
What vitamin K arnica cream do you recommend??
I might check her arnica video. DerMend has a arnica cream with vik k but it also has retinol.
Bro I WISH my skin was stable and fine, I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t have *hormonal acne, rosacea, extremely dry skin, and sensitivity*
What would you suggest for someone who doesn't really do skincare (except for the occasional wash/scrub when they remember)... as a way to start building a skincare routine?
Say it!! ❤
I'm using my cleanser and moisturizer for 7-8 years now, i was teen back then , anyway.. i feel like they don't suit me as they used to do. I used to swore by those products but don't know what happened. Can you enlightenment me about such problems!??
Vous avez tellement raison!
I have KP on my face I can't get rid of it, in ireland it's nearly impossible to get a dermatology appointment in galway, ireland even if you have private insurance.
This is exactly what my bestfriend says.
That ungrateful little peach 🍑
Like me, my skin get worse but I have to do everything for my skin only get healthy
It sounds like they're not a native English speaker and that's why the sentence structure is confusing. I don't think that they were complaining or trying to insinuate that skincare as a whole doesn't work or that they wanted to quit. It sounds like they're not seeing progress with their skincare and their skin is at an okay place, they'd like to see improvement but don't know what to do 😭
I'm also not a native speaker and I sometimes accidentally use my language's grammar and sentence structure in English, and it ends up sounding odd. It sounds like that's what they did too, but I could be wrong
I literally want to do this now. How long should I go doing skincare on one side of my face and not the other to see if it actually makes a difference? I really want to know the answer - how long do I need to give skincare to really work, so I know if it's doing anything vs if I do nothing to my skin?
28 days minimum, that’s the period of turnover
Do you ship to Australia? I would LOVE to buy some of your products!
Also could someone please help me with a question?
I have very sensitive acne prone skin, when I was around 14 I seen a specialist who put me on the pill, told me to use this one face wash, prescription creams for breakouts and antibiotics for 1 month. Cleared up and now at 27, start of this year I decided to really start looking after my skin and not just using that face wash and the cream for breakouts but to use a routine of good products, and now my skin broke out and hates me? Like it preferred being neglected with just the pill, that face wash but nothing else except the cream when the odd pimple came around 🤷🏽♀️😭
I’m sorry but i would take just fine any day of the week and it borderline pisses me off as someone with chronic acne prone sensitive skin to EVERYTHING that anyone would even be complaining about it. I’ll shut up now. 🤬
I was fine until I stopped BC, that stuff messed up my hormones soo badly!! And no i was not on it for long, nor was my skin an issue before using it
have you looked into spironolactone?? i have pcos and it’s the only thing that got rid of my hormonal acne (that started years after i had gone on accutane for cystic acne), forever grateful for it !!!
Wait, I have questions, where do I find the "ask me" thingy?
Can portable High frequency devices that are used at aesthetic places help vascular melasma due its capacity to provoque vasoconstriction?
I'd check her melasma videos.
AMEN 👏
Can you explain teenage skin? Please
Could you recommended hair products?
I am 38 and my skin has always been unstable... as I grow older my pores grow larger, despite retinol and bha 🤷🏻♀️ I have no wrinkles though, but my skin is so uneven and that makes me look older
Then I’m fine & winning! I only adjust my skincare according to age & season (switching out a heavier or lighter product like moisturizer) I could give a cats butthole about the newest products! I use what’s tried & true now what’s flashy & new. Thank you I love your previous advice & videos!
i am lterally doing everything consistantly towards my concerns but not working, i have bumps, big juicy pimples that have no head. soo with them my hyperpigmentation appears more and more i dont know what to do anymore????!!!
İn some of your previous videos-when you were beautifully demoing sunscreen application, I noticed that you put the majority on your cheeks-is there a reason for that?
YES!!!
I feel like nothing works for me , i tried lots of stuff the expensive, the cheap , the science based and i would give each product time to work cause i've been freaking trying for the last 13 years .... I'm so done with it and yh i'm giving up
Nope. Skincare is supposed to be a time machine.
Dr. : Lol. You'll only be able to tell if you're treating only half of your face...something that you will never do!
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Me: been experiment on half of my face for years because i needed to know if it really worked 😂
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But if we do not have any skin condition or any problem ? I just watched your routine video and you said for example to use targeted serums for targeted probs...do we still need to use it even tho we do not have any problems ? I get the general utility of moistrizer, cleanser, sunscreen or retinol but what about the other products ?
I feel basic CTM+sunscreen is also skincare...so doing that religiously/consistently is the key to keep your skin better in the long run.
you don't need them. your current routine is great, just be consistent with it
@@jeon_artemis Thank you for your answer ! I guess I will just keep doing what i'm doing while juste adding retinol to it since I just turned 25.
@@monica_toscano Many thanks for your answer.
I guess you can just skip targeted products if you don't have any particular condition to target, just keep your skin clean and protected with sunscreen as you're doing already. And also know I'm jealous 😂
Can you use madagascar centella probio and the madagascar centella ampoule to retinol?
They should be fine. I know I've seen Dr Dray use at least one in her evening routine.
Oh my god, it’s okay if people do not use any skincare. You do not need to react that strongly.
There is no way as a biological woman you wouldn't had some hormone fluctuations on every month that also affect your skin
To be very honest I never had skin problems with hormonal changes, no pimples no oily or dry skin the only change I noticed was post menopause a few years later my skin felt a bit dry and I used Argan oil nightly and it worked beautifully! As a matter of fact my skin is a bit more grumpy dryness wise after I started a skin care regime so after using night moisturizer I add a few drops of Argan oil to make my skin happy!
You got very dark circles under your eyes. Why would I take your advice on skincare??? 😂😂😂😂😂
Free Palestine and other countries at war right now and comment share donate and pray as much as u can and boycott products that support war and make posts about it. I love your videos make videos about it.
This gives me an idea... See yall in 30 years, chat!
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I immediately noticed a sudden improvement since doing skincare regularly. My skin doesn't feel as tight after cleansing I'm guessing because I have normal leaning dry skin. I get less obvious pimples. They appear smaller and less inflamed when in consistant at it. And my skin is glowy and sun protected. My mom did not know what the fuck was sunscreen in the 70's/80's swimming in a river and now she has sun spots all over her face. And even removed some with laser. But that one in particular might've come from aging. Still though I don't have that big of issues like I used to. My skin has always been okay but glowy happy skin means I'll have okay skin when I age.