Some products labelled as ‘Hyaluronic acid serums’ are actually multi functional as well. For example, The Inkeylist’s Hyaluronic acid Serum has peptides for well aging and even more glycerin (which Dr Sheerene seems to prefer) than Hyaluronic acid, while the new reformulation of The Ordinary’s HA serum has ceramides/ lipids and panthenol for skin soothing, well aging and strengthening the skin barrier. Its key to look beyond the names and more towards ingredients (if you want to make decisions as a consumer 😊)
Yes! Excellent comment, Paula's Choice products usually have as many *complimentary* actives/ingredients as they can fit in too. Lots of bang for your buck! (Llike Ha, Vit C, retinol, niacinamide, peptides, Azelaic acid and so on..) **Unless (I'm an example, I have a couple!😊) you *want* a product that's dedicated to one active to mix into your favorite "Holy grail" serum or moisturizer that just happens to not have the specific active you need - "boosters" - and they last a really long time. The *one thing* I'm sure of is that skincare is a *very* personal thing! There's never one product, one ingredient, one anything that works for everyone all the time. Never.😅♥️🙏
But isn't it important to know the portions of ingredients in the product? There can be smthg in a very low portion that it is barely active. I am always wondering about this 🤔
@@nourcheneb.a3973 Ohh, concentration has a part to play for sure! However, some ingredients do best at lower percentages, instead of higher ones. This could be due to many factors that chemists / formulators put into consideration while formulating. For example, retinol is one of the lowest in concentrations in the products it’s present in (usually no more than 0.3-1% as any higher is unnecessary and even too harsh on the skin.) To be honest, sometimes brands also just put in ‘marketing percentages’ sometimes as well. It’s a complex industry.😅
Ageeed! And I love the inkey HA. Really see a difference in my skin. Try using it straight after the shower while your skin is still moist and there’s moisture in the bathroom.
I really like that snail stuff, and I also love the Ordinary multi copper peptide buffet or whatever it’s called - I just wish it were more affordable!
My brother is suffering from an intense eczema episode.. literally patches and blood all over his face and body.. visited nearly all the docs and they prescribed him high dosage of steroids both oral and ointment. My heart aches for him. Any tip from you would be highly appreciated..
This is just a suggestion, but I think you do not have the time, try to hire someone to filter out your shorts to group them into playlists say like "for acne prone skin" "for dry skin" "serum suggestions" "cleanser suggestions" etc for easier filtering for the viewers who are specifically here to get tips and advice on specific problems/issues, it's a nightmare trying to scroll through hundreds of your many shorts just to watch the content I am specifically looking for.
what do you recommend for dehydrated sensitive oily-combination skin that is prone to pore-clogging and comedonal acne 😅 I'm sorry this is so specific, but I figure there are more people like myself I've had chemical burns around my chin, mouth, and nose and an inflamed barrier from neutrogena's 2% sal acid (massaged for 5 min) I didn't use a moisturiser for a long time because it seemed to clog pores, but recently started using one because dehydrated skin impairs skin's self-exfoliation or something, and I am in a dry climaye (that, again, clogs pores if I don't use a cleanser in the morning) 3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid also caused chemical burns 😅 ascorbyl glucoside irritated my chin too afraid to begin a retinoid I also frequently seem to have unexplained redness 🤔 so far I got down: - cleanser 2× daily (cosrx low ph good morning) - a zinc pca serum (contains sodiun lactate 60%, aloe extract) - cosrx ha intensive cream (contains sunflower oil) I am 31, never wear makeup
you might wanna look into either differin, or azelaic acid (great for redness)! before starting any type of active it's always a good idea to have a basic routine down - gets your skin in good shape, and for when you (eventually 😅!) overdo the active, you have something to fall back on. can't stress this enough - everything works better when your skin is happy and healthy. and i assume you already wear sunscreen, but just in case you aren't, get on that train!
@@soshi-805 I read your comment, researched azelaic acid and got a 20% cream from the pharmacy. So far so good. 👍 I don't see the sun on most days (no, not even through my windows, my ground floor apartment feels like a basement, yes), and when I do I have my face covered anyway, so I don't use sunscreen anymore. I did wear sunscreen before in my teens and early twenties (but tanned anyway 🤔).
@@aaheemas awesome! i hope you have good results with azelaic acid. regarding sunscreen, just do whatever works for you! if you’re covering up outdoors you’re alr doing better than most, and that’s also sun protection (arguably more effective than sunscreen) there’s obviously no need to be deathly scared of the sun, but usually these active ingredients do some sort of smoothing out the skin surface, so the skin may be more prone to burning at the beginning
I feel your pain, it's the same with us poor Canadians... Poor both literally and figuratively! The wingnut PM, *for now,* is spending and taxing us to death, so things are crazy expensive! I'm on an island too so it's hard to get things, and if they do ship to 🇨🇦 the exchange rates, taxes and shipping costs mean products can cost almost double - even just coming 'across the border' from the US!😳 On the bright side, you're on a beautiful island with gorgeous beaches and warm weather!😉 Sadly Newfoundland is very cold, mostly made of trees and rocks... I wish I was exaggerating!😂 ♥️
Oh my God. I LOVE you! I just saw you a few days ago, and I can't get enough of your content. I love your honesty! I know you know your stuff because you have beautiful skin. Thank you❤
@@рената_цехановецкая That's why the op (original poster) says the subtitles aren't right. If you pause it when they show the product, you'll see that it's Dr Jart's Cicapair.
I have heard that studies have concluded that a hyaluronic acid serum should have at least 3% that it has an effect of filling up the bodies own collagen. In Additional it should have different hyaloron acids, especially the ones with smaller molecules so it can really be absorbed by the skin. What do you think?
lmao: Small molecular weight hyaluronic acid can give you cancer I don’t know to laugh or cry st how far behind cellular biologists the field of dermatology is
@@maalikserebryakovi didn't know how to describe it better but there are different types of hyaluronic acids, bigger ones and smaller ones. And in that TV report they just said that there has to be the smaller one in a serum for example that it has an effect because it can penetrate deeper into the skin. Do you have any source that it can cause cancer?
💜💜💜I hope u see this,, can you please recommend somthing on a budget that is a sulfer mask or cleanser, before I commit to the Kate Somerville expensive one ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Why complain about how expensive HA products are, then go to Dr Jart which is expensive? Also surprised you recommended a K Beauty brand since you seem to be against their methods, products and beliefs. Several videos attack their regimens and it pisses me off. You may be a western doctor, but eastern practices have been around for far longer and deserve respect.
Can you talk about the ordinary line. It’s super cheap compared to the products you talk about and I was curious if there’s a reason why you don’t discuss them
@@angelh3771 bc her own "medical grade" skincare line is $$$ 🤭 most people will do just fine with a minimal affordable routine + a retinoid like differin, but ofc minimalism is kryptonite for skinfluencers and the beauty industry
I love my hyaluronic acid serum from the Ordinary. I really feel a change when I use it and when I don’t. 🤷🏻♀️ And it’s nowhere near the 40$ price mark.
I use The Ordinary’s Amino Acid serum, since all my other products have hyaluronic acid in them. It is SO hydrating and goes in like water, not as sticky as the HA serum. You might want to give it a try!!
Hi 🙋♀️ with some shampoos I always get a skin crust on the back of my head near the neck area any idea why? Is this an allergy or a reaction to a certain ingridient which I should avoid? Many thanks!!
Hyaluronic acid irritates my skin. It's so annoying that it is in everything. Would love to get some posts about products that don't contain this ingredient.
I have a question. Why don’t you use your OWN products or your own brand to cleanse your face and for your daily skin regimen? I’ve seen videos where you are using Micellular water as well as other products to take your make up off with?
I have been a avid user of sunscreen as well as the 3 grails of skincare for about 5+ years and STILL TO THIS DAY my problem is reapplication I DONT EVEN KNOW HOW TO DO THAT IN THE REAL WORLD 😭
Some products labelled as ‘Hyaluronic acid serums’ are actually multi functional as well. For example, The Inkeylist’s Hyaluronic acid Serum has peptides for well aging and even more glycerin (which Dr Sheerene seems to prefer) than Hyaluronic acid, while the new reformulation of The Ordinary’s HA serum has ceramides/ lipids and panthenol for skin soothing, well aging and strengthening the skin barrier.
Its key to look beyond the names and more towards ingredients (if you want to make decisions as a consumer 😊)
Yes! Excellent comment, Paula's Choice products usually have as many *complimentary* actives/ingredients as they can fit in too. Lots of bang for your buck! (Llike Ha, Vit C, retinol, niacinamide, peptides, Azelaic acid and so on..)
**Unless (I'm an example, I have a couple!😊) you *want* a product that's dedicated to one active to mix into your favorite "Holy grail" serum or moisturizer that just happens to not have the specific active you need - "boosters" - and they last a really long time.
The *one thing* I'm sure of is that skincare is a *very* personal thing! There's never one product, one ingredient, one anything that works for everyone all the time. Never.😅♥️🙏
I agree I have an amazing one with lange with peptides etc
But isn't it important to know the portions of ingredients in the product? There can be smthg in a very low portion that it is barely active. I am always wondering about this 🤔
@@nourcheneb.a3973 Ohh, concentration has a part to play for sure! However, some ingredients do best at lower percentages, instead of higher ones. This could be due to many factors that chemists / formulators put into consideration while formulating. For example, retinol is one of the lowest in concentrations in the products it’s present in (usually no more than 0.3-1% as any higher is unnecessary and even too harsh on the skin.)
To be honest, sometimes brands also just put in ‘marketing percentages’ sometimes as well. It’s a complex industry.😅
Ageeed! And I love the inkey HA. Really see a difference in my skin. Try using it straight after the shower while your skin is still moist and there’s moisture in the bathroom.
Can we just take a pause and stare at that beautiful outfit?
I love those colors which look great on you!
No one ever talks about polyglutamic acid but it seems like such a great hydrator. Thank you for mentioning it!
I love how colorful her clothes are ❤ that coat is awesome
Marine Hyaluronics from The Ordinary deserves some love too. By far my fave serum.
Love the ordinary ❤
I use the Ordinary one which doesn’t cost much.
I really like that snail stuff, and I also love the Ordinary multi copper peptide buffet or whatever it’s called - I just wish it were more affordable!
Is it sticky ? I heard some people said the texture not really nice (i mean the peptide serum)
What's funny is that the Ordinary used to be affordable until it went viral and now it's crazy......
What is the copper for ?
U look so good.... love ur outfit
Would you please recommend some products for oily or combination skin? Appreciate it!
I really like you videos you are among few influncer who works with honesty.
Your skin is gorgeous! Doctor, I am paying attention!
It's not serums 😂
I notice such a big difference in my skin when I use the Ordinary HA serum and when I don’t even if there is HA in my moisturizer tho
Thank you for always sharing. Great information. We appreciate you.
My brother is suffering from an intense eczema episode.. literally patches and blood all over his face and body.. visited nearly all the docs and they prescribed him high dosage of steroids both oral and ointment. My heart aches for him. Any tip from you would be highly appreciated..
She should talk more about serious conditions like that instead of stupid superficial anti aging stuff.
Maybe try to see a dietitian?
Try castor oil
That outfit!! Love! And thank you for helping us save money!
This is just a suggestion, but I think you do not have the time, try to hire someone to filter out your shorts to group them into playlists say like "for acne prone skin" "for dry skin" "serum suggestions" "cleanser suggestions" etc for easier filtering for the viewers who are specifically here to get tips and advice on specific problems/issues, it's a nightmare trying to scroll through hundreds of your many shorts just to watch the content I am specifically looking for.
what do you recommend for dehydrated sensitive oily-combination skin that is prone to pore-clogging and comedonal acne 😅
I'm sorry this is so specific, but I figure there are more people like myself
I've had chemical burns around my chin, mouth, and nose and an inflamed barrier from neutrogena's 2% sal acid (massaged for 5 min)
I didn't use a moisturiser for a long time because it seemed to clog pores, but recently started using one because dehydrated skin impairs skin's self-exfoliation or something, and I am in a dry climaye (that, again, clogs pores if I don't use a cleanser in the morning)
3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid also caused chemical burns 😅 ascorbyl glucoside irritated my chin
too afraid to begin a retinoid
I also frequently seem to have unexplained redness 🤔
so far I got down:
- cleanser 2× daily (cosrx low ph good morning)
- a zinc pca serum (contains sodiun lactate 60%, aloe extract)
- cosrx ha intensive cream (contains sunflower oil)
I am 31, never wear makeup
you might wanna look into either differin, or azelaic acid (great for redness)!
before starting any type of active it's always a good idea to have a basic routine down - gets your skin in good shape, and for when you (eventually 😅!) overdo the active, you have something to fall back on. can't stress this enough - everything works better when your skin is happy and healthy.
and i assume you already wear sunscreen, but just in case you aren't, get on that train!
@@soshi-805 I read your comment, researched azelaic acid and got a 20% cream from the pharmacy. So far so good. 👍
I don't see the sun on most days (no, not even through my windows, my ground floor apartment feels like a basement, yes), and when I do I have my face covered anyway, so I don't use sunscreen anymore. I did wear sunscreen before in my teens and early twenties (but tanned anyway 🤔).
@@aaheemas awesome! i hope you have good results with azelaic acid. regarding sunscreen, just do whatever works for you! if you’re covering up outdoors you’re alr doing better than most, and that’s also sun protection (arguably more effective than sunscreen)
there’s obviously no need to be deathly scared of the sun, but usually these active ingredients do some sort of smoothing out the skin surface, so the skin may be more prone to burning at the beginning
So awesome that your products are in Sephora!! 💕
How about talk about shampoo for thinning?Hair and conditioner would like to know your thoughts
I like the Aveeno oat serum helps with dryness😊
Who looks this great in hot pink?! Whaaat?!😅
Thank you!! It's hard to find everything 'Down Under' and the price difference is huge (our $ is terrible). Very informative
I feel your pain, it's the same with us poor Canadians...
Poor both literally and figuratively! The wingnut PM, *for now,* is spending and taxing us to death, so things are crazy expensive!
I'm on an island too so it's hard to get things, and if they do ship to 🇨🇦 the exchange rates, taxes and shipping costs mean products can cost almost double - even just coming 'across the border' from the US!😳
On the bright side, you're on a beautiful island with gorgeous beaches and warm weather!😉
Sadly Newfoundland is very cold, mostly made of trees and rocks...
I wish I was exaggerating!😂 ♥️
What we girls need right now after watching this short is your coat. It’s gorgeous ❤
The outfit is amazing, love the color!
I love your outfit!! it gives me some kind of nostalgic feeling. Maybe some perfume had a same kind of colour palette in packaging
Love love love the barrier support serum!!
Oh my God. I LOVE you! I just saw you a few days ago, and I can't get enough of your content. I love your honesty! I know you know your stuff because you have beautiful skin. Thank you❤
That's why I don't buy pump dispensers from the front row. I always pick them from way back (no testing). 😂 Just joking! Thanks 4 the info.
The doc is using the testers.
Seeing this after umming and ahhing about purchasing Kate Somerville’s DermalQuench in store today. Thanks for your insight! 😊
Definitely keen to try these out! Thank you Dr Idriss! 🙏💕✨
The subtitles ain’t it 😭😭
dr dritsika pairs
Dr Jart's (the brand) Cicapair Intensive Soothing Repair Serum
@@Pikkarian no it's doctor dritsika pairs it says so on screen
@@рената_цехановецкая That's why the op (original poster) says the subtitles aren't right. If you pause it when they show the product, you'll see that it's Dr Jart's Cicapair.
@@PikkarianI think that’s sarcasm 😊
Good Molecules makes an excellent HA serum for around 10 bucks.
Her skin is gorgeous and she is so pretty
Look at her under eyes she looks like call of duty zombie
@@maalikserebryakov lolo it's the shadow
I have heard that studies have concluded that a hyaluronic acid serum should have at least 3% that it has an effect of filling up the bodies own collagen. In Additional it should have different hyaloron acids, especially the ones with smaller molecules so it can really be absorbed by the skin.
What do you think?
lmao:
Small molecular weight hyaluronic acid can give you cancer
I don’t know to laugh or cry st how far behind cellular biologists the field of dermatology is
@@maalikserebryakovi didn't know how to describe it better but there are different types of hyaluronic acids, bigger ones and smaller ones. And in that TV report they just said that there has to be the smaller one in a serum for example that it has an effect because it can penetrate deeper into the skin.
Do you have any source that it can cause cancer?
You look like Jennifer Love Hewitt 🤩 you're both so beautiful and friendly! Sisters separated 😉
Ohhhh yes! Like Jennifer Love Hewit and Gaga mixed.
She's so stunning!
💜💜💜I hope u see this,, can you please recommend somthing on a budget that is a sulfer mask or cleanser, before I commit to the Kate Somerville expensive one ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Why complain about how expensive HA products are, then go to Dr Jart which is expensive? Also surprised you recommended a K Beauty brand since you seem to be against their methods, products and beliefs. Several videos attack their regimens and it pisses me off. You may be a western doctor, but eastern practices have been around for far longer and deserve respect.
What moisturizer do you recommend for someone who has really dry skin and would it work for under eyes as well?
The fit ❤❤❤🔥👏
Can you talk about the ordinary line. It’s super cheap compared to the products you talk about and I was curious if there’s a reason why you don’t discuss them
🤔 I can take a wild guess as to why
@@angelh3771Do tell
@@lih1352 isn't it obvious?
@angelh3771 why???
@@angelh3771 bc her own "medical grade" skincare line is $$$ 🤭 most people will do just fine with a minimal affordable routine + a retinoid like differin, but ofc minimalism is kryptonite for skinfluencers and the beauty industry
Doctor! some diaper rash cream have Benzalkonium Chloride at 0.1% w/w along with 8.5% w/w zinc oxide. Can I use it?
I use betan glucan in my serum!!
Thanks Dr
I love your site. I'm 66 and would love to know the best serum or moisturizer for desert 🏜 dry skin. Thanks
I love my hyaluronic acid serum from the Ordinary. I really feel a change when I use it and when I don’t. 🤷🏻♀️
And it’s nowhere near the 40$ price mark.
I use The Ordinary’s Amino Acid serum, since all my other products have hyaluronic acid in them. It is SO hydrating and goes in like water, not as sticky as the HA serum. You might want to give it a try!!
@@Patti-1962 thank you! I’ll check it out
I need a magenta coat
Board certified dermatologist and stunning beauty! 🎉
this is random but could u do a bracelet/jewelry tour!
The aveeno restore serum is my fav for this. Haven’t found anything else as hydrating and nourishing as it yet
Thanks!
Love your content as always!! I love these products by Dr Jartt too.
I use a niacenamide with hyaluronic acid
Two words ‘KOREAN SKINCARE’ they have amazing hyaluronix acid products that won’t cost anywhere near 40$
would love to see a video on hyaluronic acid supplements and niacinamide supplements taken orally for hydration and plumpness or whatever else they do
How bout listing the ones you mentioned please ❤❤❤❤
Wow. Great outfit and info.
Thank you so much ❤you are awesome
I use one with 12€ and it has made my skin so good
Damn what hyaluronic serums do you buy
I LOVE dr Jartt
What moisturizing cream do you recommend? I am 24 years old and sometimes I have some acne spots and my face is a little oily but not much.
Random question: would your new Soft Wash be an effective makeup brush cleanser? Thanks!
Hello, can we use the ordinary serum that you mentioned in the morning after applying the vitamin c serum? 🤓
Inkey List and The Ordinary sell HA for under $10 lol.
Yup, the toner that i have already has it, so no point in putting more
What is the best serum to even skin tone colour
I make my own hyaluronic acid serum. It's easy and super affordable
I love your outfit
Can you please share the best hydrating face moisturizer on a budget… summer and winter 🙏🏻
What do you think about using aloe Vera gel to hydrate?
YES! FINALLY I BOUGHT THE RIGHT PRODUCT!
Your top is Ausome ❤
Can you talk about deodorant. I recently become allergic to drugstore deodorants. What is a better alternative? Nothing with alum.
I like using a HA serum on my skin
This outfit!!!
Hi 🙋♀️ with some shampoos I always get a skin crust on the back of my head near the neck area any idea why? Is this an allergy or a reaction to a certain ingridient which I should avoid? Many thanks!!
What is good to rid of sunburn on face
What would you recommend for someone with rosacea?
Is La Roche-Posay pure niacinamide 10 serum good for dark spots and wrinkles? Thank you.
What would you suggest I do for my skin I'm dry, sensitive and allergic to glycerine
Where do you buy your clothes?
Dr.Idriss, what do you think of the new Dior Capture Totale Hyalushot ? Its advertised as strong as HA injection
Could you please state your opinion on the snail mucin essence as well on the all in one cream von cosxc?
What serums with for oily skin
Where do you go for your 1 x a year ultherapy please ?
Someone said I am sorry while you putting the sun screen , I am scared 🥲
Big Thank you!! My skin does not react well to HA and avoid products with that ingredient which is DIFFICULT to find 😏
I use a spray bottle with water and glycerin
Hyaluronic acid irritates my skin. It's so annoying that it is in everything. Would love to get some posts about products that don't contain this ingredient.
How can i get rid of Sebaceous Hyperplasia small bumps on my face that have come with age?
The ordinary one is really good and it’s cheap
I kind of love my very basic HA booster though, it doesn’t have too many things in it so less risk of irritation and it isn’t scented or anything.
Vichy 89 mineral is the best Serum Ha
But where is that coat from???
I have a question. Why don’t you use your OWN products or your own brand to cleanse your face and for your daily skin regimen? I’ve seen videos where you are using Micellular water as well as other products to take your make up off with?
I need something for oil skin age 33.... frekkels redhead... white white skin
Ok girl what's ur favorite serum for a night time routine
Ty! Official nerd here.x
I have been a avid user of sunscreen as well as the 3 grails of skincare for about 5+ years and STILL TO THIS DAY my problem is reapplication I DONT EVEN KNOW HOW TO DO THAT IN THE REAL WORLD 😭
Can you talk more about evening skin tone for 20 year olds
my hyaluronic acid serum cost 8 bucks and works great for me.