I am sorry about the sound in the first seconds, it much improves after that. What is your stand on Double Cleansing? And if you do cleanse twice, how do you do it?
I tend to use a micellar water to remove my makeup, then a gel to oil cleanser after that. Exfoliating toners are reserved for a couple of times a week. This tends to work well for me. Very interesting video as I think people can all too often assume that double cleansing is always best, which might not necessarily be the case. x
I tried double cleansing recently to tackle fillaments on the nose- problem is, I didn’t see this video first🤦🏻♀️ I wear no makeup (homebound due to chronic illness) so I didn’t need a double cleanse plus wiping with a tonic. I suspect I totally messed up my barrier, because my face is a bumpy mess now for the last three weeks😢 Itchy, stinging, lots of tiny breakouts from the temples to my neck..😓
@@DoctorAnne Thank you so much❤️🩹 I was not very careful with my skin before this happened, I would use retinol, glycolic acid, face creams with perfume, at home dermaplaning etc without any weekly plan. I think I overdid everything😬🙈😣 I had acne as young (and adult) and somehow that ”burn it off” mindset seems to linger with me.. until my skin got enough🫣
@@Spikypotato. That sure sounds like a lot. But I get that - as someone with acne in the 80s/90s, I still feel like the harsher, the better. A hard truth to learn...
@@DoctorAnne Exactly.. I remember my mum making us a DIY face mask for breakouts in the 90’s, it was a mix of beaten eggwhites and squeezed lemon juice🍋🥚😶🌫️ it burned like crazy and didn’t help at all🙈
@@Spikypotato. Uh, I hadn't heard of that. I only had the store bought toners that were so high in alcohol they'd sting the eyes when you opened the bottle.
I double cleanse most evenings by removing my makeup with oil based cleanser, I use micellar water on my eyes, and then follow with cream or gel cleanser to cleanse my skin. Just like you if I don't wear makeup I only do one cleanse in the evening. I don't use exfoliating products every day as I have learnt the hard way that over-exfoliating my skin doesn't do it any good. x
Never thought about this before, what a cool topic to discuss, thanks for the insight! I'm subscribed, would love to stay connected, look forward to more!
Hi! I do the same oil/cream cleanser combo on make-up days, cream cleanser only (Weleda Almond Cleanser) on the other days. My skin is very sensitive, so I don't use scrubby/foaming products at all. Would like to know which products you like - could not find them in the description box.
Oh no, I forgot to put them there! Thank you fro bringing that to my attention. I updated the description box and added both a link to the pixi Double Cleanse as well as to my current favorites. I admit even though I am German, I haven´t tried many Weleda products. It used to be everywhere when I grew up, so I kind of lost interest, if that makes sense.
I started double cleanse, milk than gentle facewash just wear non water resistant sunscreen. Coul this be to much,,I have tiny flesh bumps top of cheeks that won't go,could they be from this
@@DoctorAnne I actually tried the only using one cleanse,a face wash lrp tolerent soften ph 5.5 wash ,very gentle but dosent clog pores.only one that's suited my very sensitive skin.i got clogged pores from cerave foaming cleanser.I was surprised how it got almost all sunscreen off.i used my alcohol free hyperallergen toner after and there was very little left behind.
Ich benutze eigentlich täglich eine wasserfeste Sonnencreme, aber wennschon auch nur das (abgesehen von z.B Hautcreme oder anderes), muss ich dann Double Cleanse mit einem ÖL und danach mit einem Reinigungsschaum machen?
Nicht unbedingt. Trägst Du die Sonnencreme einmal auf oder legst Du über den Tag nach? Bei einmaligem Auftrag und einem guten Reiniger bist Du sicher mit einmal gut bedient. Wenn Du allerdings mehrmal nachlegst, ist das eventuell zu wenig. Mit einem wirklich guten Cleanser ist das aber auch mit einem Mal möglich.
Hello, I don't wear any makeup and no foundation (I'm a guy). Products that remain on the skin include a moisturizer and sunscreen based on zinc oxide and hydroxyapatite. Also, it is not waterproof, but rather greasy. I am wondering if I need double cleansing... What do you think? Thank you for the video
@@DoctorAnne If I choose a cleanser with a low pH, and non-foaming, and if I use it on oily skin, can I get rid of sunscreen by massaging it well and holding it for a long time?
That depends on the sunscreen. If it is a water resistant one or "sports" version or whatever they want to call it, basically one that doesn’t rub off easily, I would use an oil based product to make sure you can break it down. If it is one of the city sunscreens that are not resistant to sweating, a thorough cleanse with a gel cleanser should be enough. Which sunscreen do you wear?
It is! It is my favorite sunscreen, I use it almost every day. But I don´t always Double Cleanse: If I just apply the sunscreen in the mornings, no Makeup (as in no foundation), I just do one cleanse at night. If I do reapply the sunscreen throughout the day, wear foundation on top or do sweat exccessively, I Double Cleanse. To be completely honest, I go with how my skin feels, dirty and sweaty or fresh and nice...I am sorry if this is a little confusing.
I started double cleansing (Innisfree Green Tea Cleansing Oil, followed by a gentle foaming cleanser) about a month ago to remove sunblock before bed. But now I am worried that oil cleansing is causing my random patches of closed comedones on my cheeks. Is it possible that my oil cleanser causing is this? Should I stop double/oil cleaning to remove sunblock and just stick to my very gentle foaming cleanser? Thank you for all your helpful videos! :)
If you change one thing and experience a new issues, that can very well be the reason. But closed comedones can be caused by a numerous reasons, some being skincare, others being hormonal changes, so it is hard to tell. Maybe try using the foaming cleanser only for a while and see if that reverts the problem - if it does, it probably was the cause.
Das kommt darauf an. Wenn sie wasserfest ist und Du sie über den Tag wiederholt aufgetragen hast, dann ja. Eine nicht wasserresistente, die nur morgens einmal aufgetragen wurde ist vermutlich mit einem Mal reinigen gut entfernt.
Kann man auch was anderes benutzen anstatt oil based cleanser also einmal eine Reinigungslotion und danach so schaum reiniger (ich habe halt gehört oil based cleanser sind nicht gut für Teenager haut) oder sollte ich überhaut nicht double cleansing (benutze aber Creme) bin 14
Ob Du Double Cleansing machen solltest, hängt davon ab, wieviel Makeup und Sonnenschutz Du trägst. Ich finde es nicht unbedingt nötig, vor allem nicht mit 14, wo man (zumindest glaube ich das) nicht zwingend jeden Tag stark deckende Foundation trägt. Grundsätzlich sind alle Arten von Cleanser möglich, auch der gleiche zwei Mal nacheinander, nur das "Original" ist eben mit Öl und dann Schaum.
Doctor Anne also ich trage kein Make-up außer nur halt meine Augenbrauen (benutze dort bisschen concealer um es schöner zu machen) und auch nur wenn ich Schule habe. Aber ich habe jeden Tag eine Feuchtigkeitscreme drauf. Würden sie mir empfehlen zu double cleansen oder eher doch nur einmal und dann mit einem Toner umd einer creme danach
Hahaha...is nobody gonna talk about the bare buttocks at the background? Thanks for sharing about double cleanse, Dr. Anne. Good coverage on the definitions, the pros and cons, and your recommendation.
I had the print in my background for YEARS and barely anyone ever commented on it, which surprised me tbh. It is part of two prints I used to have up over my bed. I love them!
Allerdings keine Spezialisierung, die sich speziell mit Beauty beschäftigt. Ich bin Anästhesistin und habe sehr lange auf Intensivstation gearbeitet, und aktuell bin ich im Gesundheitsamt mit Schwerpunkt Flüchtlingsgesundheit und übertragbare Erkrankungen. Aber wenn Dr. Barbara Sturm als Orthopädin eine Hautpflege-Linie haben kann...
I am sorry about the sound in the first seconds, it much improves after that.
What is your stand on Double Cleansing? And if you do cleanse twice, how do you do it?
YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL
Thank you. What is your opinion in that topic?
I tend to use a micellar water to remove my makeup, then a gel to oil cleanser after that. Exfoliating toners are reserved for a couple of times a week. This tends to work well for me. Very interesting video as I think people can all too often assume that double cleansing is always best, which might not necessarily be the case. x
I agree. It is so important to take the recommendations with a grain of salt and look at your own skin and its needs.
I tried double cleansing recently to tackle fillaments on the nose- problem is, I didn’t see this video first🤦🏻♀️ I wear no makeup (homebound due to chronic illness) so I didn’t need a double cleanse plus wiping with a tonic. I suspect I totally messed up my barrier, because my face is a bumpy mess now for the last three weeks😢 Itchy, stinging, lots of tiny breakouts from the temples to my neck..😓
I am sorry to hear that. But usually the skin doesn't get damaged so quickly. Maybe you also had a reaction to something you used?
@@DoctorAnne Thank you so much❤️🩹 I was not very careful with my skin before this happened, I would use retinol, glycolic acid, face creams with perfume, at home dermaplaning etc without any weekly plan. I think I overdid everything😬🙈😣 I had acne as young (and adult) and somehow that ”burn it off” mindset seems to linger with me.. until my skin got enough🫣
@@Spikypotato. That sure sounds like a lot. But I get that - as someone with acne in the 80s/90s, I still feel like the harsher, the better. A hard truth to learn...
@@DoctorAnne Exactly.. I remember my mum making us a DIY face mask for breakouts in the 90’s, it was a mix of beaten eggwhites and squeezed lemon juice🍋🥚😶🌫️ it burned like crazy and didn’t help at all🙈
@@Spikypotato. Uh, I hadn't heard of that. I only had the store bought toners that were so high in alcohol they'd sting the eyes when you opened the bottle.
I double cleanse most evenings by removing my makeup with oil based cleanser, I use micellar water on my eyes, and then follow with cream or gel cleanser to cleanse my skin. Just like you if I don't wear makeup I only do one cleanse in the evening. I don't use exfoliating products every day as I have learnt the hard way that over-exfoliating my skin doesn't do it any good. x
Haven´t we all been guilty of overexfoliation at some point on our skincare journey?
Never thought about this before, what a cool topic to discuss, thanks for the insight! I'm subscribed, would love to stay connected, look forward to more!
How do you cleanse at night?
This was so helpful, thank you so much!
You are welcome.
Hi! I do the same oil/cream cleanser combo on make-up days, cream cleanser only (Weleda Almond Cleanser) on the other days. My skin is very sensitive, so I don't use scrubby/foaming products at all. Would like to know which products you like - could not find them in the description box.
Oh no, I forgot to put them there! Thank you fro bringing that to my attention. I updated the description box and added both a link to the pixi Double Cleanse as well as to my current favorites.
I admit even though I am German, I haven´t tried many Weleda products. It used to be everywhere when I grew up, so I kind of lost interest, if that makes sense.
Thank you! I had a feeling you might be German, too!
The accent gives it away...
Yep, in my case, too 😉
Hi Dr.Anne Iam 14 yrs and have oily/dehydrated skin is it okay for me to double cleanse if im not wearing any makeup??
I double cleanse on days I have make up on or sunscreen. Single otherwise.
Sounds sensible.
I started double cleanse, milk than gentle facewash just wear non water resistant sunscreen. Coul this be to much,,I have tiny flesh bumps top of cheeks that won't go,could they be from this
The best way to find out would be to stop doing it and see what happens.
@@DoctorAnne thankyou
@@DoctorAnne I actually tried the only using one cleanse,a face wash lrp tolerent soften ph 5.5 wash ,very gentle but dosent clog pores.only one that's suited my very sensitive skin.i got clogged pores from cerave foaming cleanser.I was surprised how it got almost all sunscreen off.i used my alcohol free hyperallergen toner after and there was very little left behind.
@@Banana11128 One cleanse can be enough, no need to double cleanse then.
Ich benutze eigentlich täglich eine wasserfeste Sonnencreme, aber wennschon auch nur das (abgesehen von z.B Hautcreme oder anderes), muss ich dann Double Cleanse mit einem ÖL und danach mit einem Reinigungsschaum machen?
Nicht unbedingt. Trägst Du die Sonnencreme einmal auf oder legst Du über den Tag nach? Bei einmaligem Auftrag und einem guten Reiniger bist Du sicher mit einmal gut bedient. Wenn Du allerdings mehrmal nachlegst, ist das eventuell zu wenig. Mit einem wirklich guten Cleanser ist das aber auch mit einem Mal möglich.
Hello, I don't wear any makeup and no foundation (I'm a guy). Products that remain on the skin include a moisturizer and sunscreen based on zinc oxide and hydroxyapatite. Also, it is not waterproof, but rather greasy. I am wondering if I need double cleansing... What do you think?
Thank you for the video
It depends on how your skin feels after one cleanse, but if you take your time and have a good cleanser, I think once would be enough.
@@DoctorAnne If I choose a cleanser with a low pH, and non-foaming, and if I use it on oily skin, can I get rid of sunscreen by massaging it well and holding it for a long time?
@@fghjkl4083 Yes, a good cleanser will get rid of it.
@@DoctorAnne oh, thank you for the answer ❤❤
@@fghjkl4083 You are welcome.
Do I need to double cleanse to remove sunscreen or is using a gel cleanser enough?
That depends on the sunscreen. If it is a water resistant one or "sports" version or whatever they want to call it, basically one that doesn’t rub off easily, I would use an oil based product to make sure you can break it down. If it is one of the city sunscreens that are not resistant to sweating, a thorough cleanse with a gel cleanser should be enough.
Which sunscreen do you wear?
Doctor Anne thanks for the response! I use the ISDIN fusion water oil control (eye safe) spf 50+ dry touch. I’m not sure if it’s water resistant 🙈
It is! It is my favorite sunscreen, I use it almost every day. But I don´t always Double Cleanse: If I just apply the sunscreen in the mornings, no Makeup (as in no foundation), I just do one cleanse at night. If I do reapply the sunscreen throughout the day, wear foundation on top or do sweat exccessively, I Double Cleanse. To be completely honest, I go with how my skin feels, dirty and sweaty or fresh and nice...I am sorry if this is a little confusing.
Doctor Anne it was very helpful! Thank you so much! I also love the ISDIN spf, it’s seamless and comfortable to wear ❤️
@@DoctorAnne hello! After your comment I got a question... If I apply no spf foundation on Top of spf cream, will spf work?
I started double cleansing (Innisfree Green Tea Cleansing Oil, followed by a gentle foaming cleanser) about a month ago to remove sunblock before bed. But now I am worried that oil cleansing is causing my random patches of closed comedones on my cheeks. Is it possible that my oil cleanser causing is this? Should I stop double/oil cleaning to remove sunblock and just stick to my very gentle foaming cleanser? Thank you for all your helpful videos! :)
If you change one thing and experience a new issues, that can very well be the reason. But closed comedones can be caused by a numerous reasons, some being skincare, others being hormonal changes, so it is hard to tell. Maybe try using the foaming cleanser only for a while and see if that reverts the problem - if it does, it probably was the cause.
@@DoctorAnne I'll try that! Thank you very much for this! :)
@@pttycrnl You are welcome.
@@pttycrnl Hi, did you find the culprit? ;-)
*How about I don't put the things that cause inflammation on my skin in the first place, DOCKTOR?*
Problem with that very sensible approach is that the pollution in the air for example isn´t actively put on the face.
Sollte ich double cleansen wenn ich sonnencreme drauf habe auch wenn ich jung bin??
Das kommt darauf an. Wenn sie wasserfest ist und Du sie über den Tag wiederholt aufgetragen hast, dann ja. Eine nicht wasserresistente, die nur morgens einmal aufgetragen wurde ist vermutlich mit einem Mal reinigen gut entfernt.
Kann man auch was anderes benutzen anstatt oil based cleanser also einmal eine Reinigungslotion und danach so schaum reiniger (ich habe halt gehört oil based cleanser sind nicht gut für Teenager haut) oder sollte ich überhaut nicht double cleansing (benutze aber Creme) bin 14
Ob Du Double Cleansing machen solltest, hängt davon ab, wieviel Makeup und Sonnenschutz Du trägst. Ich finde es nicht unbedingt nötig, vor allem nicht mit 14, wo man (zumindest glaube ich das) nicht zwingend jeden Tag stark deckende Foundation trägt.
Grundsätzlich sind alle Arten von Cleanser möglich, auch der gleiche zwei Mal nacheinander, nur das "Original" ist eben mit Öl und dann Schaum.
Doctor Anne also ich trage kein Make-up außer nur halt meine Augenbrauen (benutze dort bisschen concealer um es schöner zu machen) und auch nur wenn ich Schule habe. Aber ich habe jeden Tag eine Feuchtigkeitscreme drauf. Würden sie mir empfehlen zu double cleansen oder eher doch nur einmal und dann mit einem Toner umd einer creme danach
@@ritengel8498 Eher nur einmal.
Hahaha...is nobody gonna talk about the bare buttocks at the background? Thanks for sharing about double cleanse, Dr. Anne. Good coverage on the definitions, the pros and cons, and your recommendation.
I had the print in my background for YEARS and barely anyone ever commented on it, which surprised me tbh.
It is part of two prints I used to have up over my bed. I love them!
Ui, ich wusste gar nicht, dass du Ärztin bist. 🙂
Allerdings keine Spezialisierung, die sich speziell mit Beauty beschäftigt. Ich bin Anästhesistin und habe sehr lange auf Intensivstation gearbeitet, und aktuell bin ich im Gesundheitsamt mit Schwerpunkt Flüchtlingsgesundheit und übertragbare Erkrankungen. Aber wenn Dr. Barbara Sturm als Orthopädin eine Hautpflege-Linie haben kann...
New friend here #563 good looking lets be friends 💖💖💖
Thank you.