@@bernesemuir8022 Your skin must be more resilient than average. I’m definitely happy you got good results! Just avoid creating open wounds on your skin before using it!
Also, did the kid read that it's not supposed to be used on irritated skin? Why would he do this? Since I used roller, and this particular chemical peeling solution (SEPARATELY!) and I know how both things burn, I can't even imagine how it hurt combined!
Also, 90% of the TikTokkers blathering on about how ice makes your face look "young" and "firm" are about 15 years old, so they could smear CheezWhiz on their faces and they'd still look "firm", so - yeah.
The ice therapy isn't tiktok trend it's pretty old traditional women use to wash their face with ice or cold water it really decrease the morning puffiness on face and reduces the scars and inflammation and even out tone!🙌
In today’s world where everyone is “beauty guru” and have tons of advices to share we often get confused and end up torturing our skin , thank the lords for doc like you and Doc V who keeps us honest and aware ! Thank you for doing what you are doing !
I don't use anything on my armpits except soap and I promise you it feels smoother and it is closer to my skin tone compared to before but just be prepared if you have sweating problems or if your armpits are smelly lol. The hair is also like going away or something. But yeah, you can try it if you like but I dunno if it's gonna work for you and I think that there's no study relating to that so yeah. Just a tip HAHAHA.
I'm a chronic clencher and my jaw is always tensed, when I wakeup I always have swelled face, and guasha really helps release the tense on my face and decreases the swelling. So I can definitely say it's effective in this case.
I am a massage therapist, and I am trained in gua sha. Thank you so much for addressing this ridiculous trend of using it on the face. Gua sha is great for muscles, though. Keep up the good work of educating us all. 🙂
@@chickenwithlaserlegs1485 yes! It is amazing for hypertonic muscles; it is one of the only things that give me relief in my upper back. But be warned, it can cause some seriously alarming-looking bruises, even though they don't hurt.
Yes, you can have hypertonic face muscles, but the skin and other tissues on the face is much more delicate than, say, on the back. Even the facial muscles are very small, and gua sha works best on larger muscles. If I were trying to release hypertonic muscles in the face, I would likely use trigger point therapy, pin and stretch techniques or simply light to medium Swedish strokes.
The second video reminds me of a gold rule that my dermatologist once told me and that I follow like law: home-use products should NEVER burn and not even tingle. I had bad acne and due to many online videos I assumed that the burning from my treatment (given by my dermatologist) was normal (though it hurted like hell), but the acne worsened. Went again and the treatment was too strong for me (he didn't know because I never told him it burned assuming it wasn't relevant). Because of that misinformation from the internet I completely disbalanced (and kinda chemicaly burned) my skin, and took me two years to recover.
Yeah but that product from the ordinary is pretty strong and if you’re not used to it it may tingle a bit but it’s still a good product to use if you respect the indications. First time I used it for only 6 minutes as it was tingling a bit and second time I increased to 8 minutes with less discomfort. Also I don’t use it more than once a week and it’s a really good product for exfoliation your skin.
Alpha Hydroxy Acid does burn. At home or at the salon. Retinol for anti aging and acne also will irritate and feel worse before it feels better. Yes there’s misinformation that’s why it’s crucial to find at least 6-10 resources for the info. You’ll figure out what’s up when you watch more than one video.
I enjoy gua sha as a relaxing ritual and face massage. I do find it eases some of the tension I can carry in my face muscles and reduces puffiness. I think the more mind blowing results that people see probably are as a result of putting more time and effort into their skin care over all, rather than the gua sha itself. If you've decided to do a gua sha routine, you've probably gone down the skin care rabbit hole and are diligently following an am/pm routine and wearing sunscreen too, so an improvement in the appearance of your skin is likely due to just taking care of it generally.
Didn't know about gua sha until recently and as someone who spends a lot of time in front of computers for a living, I love it just as a tension relief technique. But the second I started seeing all of the weird claims, I cracked up. Believe will believe anything as long as it's in the form of short form content I swear.
I do body gua sha in my practice (I am Chinese medicine practitioner) to help with stiff/painful muscles and blocked channels. Facial gua sha as we see it today, is a modern trend and the claims are ridiculous haha! Gentle gua sha on the face stimulates the circulation and may improve collagen production. And that's that. Great videos guys! Keep them coming x
This is what I love about medical UA-cam, cause the standard Caribbean female, such as myself, would have no idea. We'd see it as a weird named trend from the internet. I personally wish the misinformation would stop, because if these things are advocated then I'd advocate the really products/ service
Would love to see a video that covers hair removal and the impacts on the skin. It’s often difficult to know if my skin is irritated from hair removal or not and what is worth investing in to protect my skin, but keeping it smooth.
I got one for free with Birchbox (jade roller too). I like the gua shua tool in the morning to depuff and promote lymph drainage, with a serum to lubricate.
It’s so good to hear professional sensible skin care advice.There is much hype and nonsense out there that it’s so hard for us laypeople to sift through it all.Thank you gentlemen for doing the handwork for us. Ps found your channel by accident,am really glad I did though.Keep up the great work.
A dermatologist told me about ice to help with my acne years ago and it was the best piece of advice and help I got with my acne mainly I believe because it decreases inflammation. For me it was a complete gamechanger
@@firmakurtcedrickd.5706 it works to decrease inflammation, the clogged pore will still be there just not as red, hot, and burning. Any type of cold applied to your face can also reduce the swelling. It’s something you would have to do every day or twice a day, but it would never get rid of your acne.
I LOVE that y’all don’t act “greater than thou” like you’re very “if it works for you” My dermatologist is like this too, she for sure has guided me towards the right product too.
From what I’ve learned about micro needling and dermarolling, you really shouldn’t put anything on your face for hours after you do it! Especially not a peeling product! I usually do it at night before bed, then wash my face in the morning and apply a gentle moisturizer. Save the fancy serums and peelers for a couple of days later!
I was diagnosed with PCOS about 34 years ago. So I have struggled with mild-to-moderate facial hair most of my adult life. I recently started using a tinkle razor and I absolutely love it. My makeup has never been so smooth. Going to watch your video now on how to shave like a dermatologist. I figure I can always improve my technique.
@@grazsts3005 I have not. I have friends that have done it with not much success. I am 52 years old and my facial hair is starting to grow in very pale. My understanding is the hair must be dark for the lasers to be effective.
I love them too! I used to do threading but now I just use the tinkle razors on my mustache and sides of face. Unfortunately if I have acne I can’t do it because it does irritate.
The ordinary peeling solution literally says on the box: "don't leave on the skin for more than 10 minutes". This random guy: "Okay, so I'm going to leave this on for an hour, see ya!". READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND FOLLOW THEM, it's not so hard.
Honestly that’s probably the main cause behind the majority of TO’s negative reviews. For some reason people just cannot. Follow. Instructions! Which is a really bad thing when you’re working with concentrated anything
Ikr. The peel is supposed to PEEL. Not to penetrate like wtf? It’s meant to exfoliate the outermost layer. Even a non skincare expert can see the logic in that????
I use gua sha because I work for the human version of Sauron and she stresses me out so much that I clench my jaw all day. I always make sure to apply a facial oil first and use gentle movements toward the lymphatics. It seems to help with the muscle tension in my face and the back of my neck.
I found out a UA-cam channel ran by physiotherapists and I learned lots of places to touch and massage your face in order to relax your jaw. Just pressing under your ear lobe, where the low jaw starts, is superpainful but after keeping the pressure there the pain diminished and I felt relaxed. Anyway, after 3 years with a clenched jaw I bought a "férula de descarga" (no idea of the name in English) usually, people use it while sleeping but when I am home I wear it whenever I am not eating. Life changer!
There were NO boys or teachers in my school days that looked like these two men do 😂😉😂😂. If there were I’m sure all of us girls woulda paid attention 200%!! Lol. But seriously I luv hearing what they have to say.
Thank you guys!!! I’m an Aesthetician and these videos are a constant battle for us pros in the treatment room. I saved this video and shared to my page so these things I tell my clients are validated by doctors and dermatologists like yourselves! 😊 👏
Omg wait are they dating or together? (This is the first video I watch so idk, also don’t mean it in a rude way but I can’t figure out if they are or not😂)
So I read that chilling the tools can actually cause problems with how the drainage works because of the sudden introduction of cold to the skin, but I'm not an expert. Still feels heavenly though.
Very very good video series on correcting these misinformed culture of life hacks ....some people are just risking their existing natural/default wealth of health and wellness w these wacky hacks esp young folk. Good on you, on of my fav channels foe skincare. It feels grt when you confirm that some of my routine choices are supported by you guys :D
As a person who was born with a genetically malfunctioning lymphatic system, I learned to do effleurage on myself from head to toe, and give my face a light lymphatic massage each night and morning when I apply my serums and moisturizer. It helps me a great deal.
They weren't disparaging effleurage though. They were just pointing out that massaging your face isn't going to reduce wrinkles or tighten your pores or any other TikTok claims.
You both have great chemistry and it seems like you both have a lot of fun filming these videos. Watching 70% for the good vibes and 30% for the skincare tips 👌🏽
Try electrolysis, been doing it for really a year for my chin because of pcos n so far can see a huge significant of changes. Once the hair is gone it doesn't come back.
Amazing video. Plz keep making videos on the trending beauty and makeup hacks, so that we can prevent ourselves from harming our skin, rather than improving it. It was really helpful.
I loved the talk of microneedling at 5:20 because it really clearly states why it isn't a recommended treatment. If u don't properly prepare, and treat yourself you can severely mess up your skin. That's why it's not recommended, is because we cannot assume everyone will research it and act in an conservative manner. Respect for keeping it real, but also highlighting one of the most important realizations I've come to in the skincare world.
Appreciate the thought of not only pronouncing Gua Sha correctly but more importantly, educating the rest of the world of its true use and benefits without disrespecting its long standing position in East Asian culture.
You guys are just great. I’ve had so many question about skin care. been trying to do research on products before I buy them but there are so many reviews it’s really hard to know what’s what! The last thing I want to do is cause accidental harm to my skin caused by misinformation & you guys are very informative! Thank you for your extremely educated opinions!
I love my Tinkle razors! I'm 65 and I have had some peach fuzz growth due to changing hormones...I think. It takes a little practice and there is definitely a specific technique or they just won't work. But Tinkle are the best I've tried and it's not difficult. I have never cut myself with this razor and I don't believe that my hair grows back in thicker. I love the smooth look and feeling it leaves.
But, that’s something I’ve yet to figure out. My hubs and I are on opposite schedules. How am I gonna get moisturizer on my upper back?! That’s where I’m most dry and itchy.
Thank you for doing these videos…they are so important to debunk the harmful hacks and promote healthy skin treatments. Did not know the spatula trick to apply lotion/treatments to your back!!
Thank you for respecting gua sha as a traditional health practice! Those beauty claims are absolutely outrageous but gua sha is super effective for many other things, like heat stroke. You also don't have to necessarily use so much force that you bruise the skin for it to be effective.
Love the Tinkle razors. I tried them for the first time recently, and i could not believe how soft my face felt. It was amazing. Makeup looks waay better too.
i was gifted a rose quartz facial roller and guasha or whatever it’s called and i love to put it in the freezer and use it to help with reducing redness, inflammation and pain from cystic acne.
For those who pan facial guasha and write it off, i would love to share that my experience with it has been really good. My water retention went down and the lymphatic drainage has give my overall appearance better contour at the jaw line. My dark eye circles also improved and because you tackle acupressure points for your organs on the face, it’s good for your health too. My face has been glowing after I started doing facial guasha daily.
That's been my experience. It helps with the sinus pressure and subsequent drainage from using it. I literally be spitting loogies once I start sweeping towards past my jaw. Helps my puffiness!
Oh lawdy. I have been doing laser hair removal for a few months and excuse my language but THAT SHIT HURTS. I have pcos and more thicker hair so everyone is going to have a different experience but it is so worth it. I don't have to worry about shaving all the time and ingrown hairs anymore. It feels so freeing to not have to waste time shaving. You do have to shave before each session though.
Tinkle razors (and the like) changed my skin! Takes off the peach fuss and exfoliates skin -thus making skincare perform @ a higher level. The peach fuzz absolutely DOES NOT come in thicker or darker!
Can I use a normal razer without gel or anything like that on the razer it's self or should I stick with Tinkle razer? I'm going to start doing this, but I don't want to cut myself. Lol. Would it be easier or harder with a normal razer? Thank you. Oh, and do I use anything else on the skin before I shave? I know nothing like shaving gel, but face wash or just dry skin? Sorry, I have so many questions, but I want to get it right. Thank you in advance for any advice you can give me. 😊
@@gidget_ nope. I use a Sima dermaplaning tool from Target for 29.99 and it comes with special razors. I used to use a regular razor but there is a sugnificant difference with a dermaplaning tool. Ut
I do gua sha in the morning during my am routine. I always struggled w/ hormonal acne and I see a positive effect on my acne. It helps w/ lymphatic drainage. Glad to see you docs again.
I no longer buy skincare products or tools without watching your videos first. I love this channel, thank you so much for giving us such great content and help FOR FREE ❤
YESSS T_T One time, I went to a buddhist temple close to my home and the monk asked me if I wanted to try it because I had achy shoulders. BRUH, my shoulder was black by the time I left. Hahahaha
I haven't changed anything in my skincare routine except I started incorporating ice twice a day (morning & evening) a couple of months ago so I'm confident to say that it worked! My skin doesn't get oily during the day AT ALL like it used to and the pores on my cheeks have visibly shrunken. Also, apart from washing my face with cold water, ice in the morning serves as my coffee so to say, it wakes me up especially when I use it behind my ears. Furthermore, it also helps my skin to better absorb products I put on after treating it with ice. Personally, I find it a nice addition to my skincare routine and I don't feel as great when I skip it.
same here.. but this was suggested to me even before titktok was made... so it really works, definitely this dermas will shade traditional things so that they can sell you their products...
I will say gua sha has been so beneficial to my skin, and knowing where it comes from. I keep that mindset that it’s more for healing vs treating appearance (beauty). No it won’t change ur bone structure (something needed by cosmetic surgery) but it’s definitely beneficial to the skin & it’s always in my skincare routine.
I love it and for sure helps with puffiness, lymphatic drainage, waking up my skin and waking up in general, it’s relaxing and I feel and look more rejuvenated. It even helped clear my acne and break up scars so I have nothing but good to say.
I love Gua Sha using the morning with a wet skin, i follow a Japanese woman ( a pro ) it does tone, but it has to be daily to keep toned, glows skin to a healthy look 😌
I have severe eczema, so ice on flare ups help so much.. especially right after a shower. I have an ice pack next to my bed, just in case I scratch while sleeping..
Try Aloe Vera! It dries really bad, but it will dry up your flare ups that are red! Which are the most itchy! It minimized my biggest flare up a while ago since I was going through steroid withdrawal. Straight up aloe Vera plant! Rub the inside of the plant on your skin, let it dry. Sleep and shower it off the next day and moisturize! Do it for days! Maybe even twice a day.
If I'm not mistaken from what I learned, hyaluronic helps draw moisture so it can probably help with your eczema. Nonetheless, still follow what your doctor advices
Love your videos! You guys give such great information but somehow your tone and the format of the video is easy to take in for skincare newbies without it being overwhelming.
@@blaredo its just not the soft end of the hair as it was before but its nothing compared to mens stuble. so yes feels a bit different but not too bad.i do it once a week typically but its worth it having super soft skin and it looks way more glowy.
So I discovered this channel recently and here's a few things I've learned: - Most "skin hacks" are fake or even harmful - * * R E T I N O I D S * * - Dr. Shah has very sensitive eye lid skin
@@mervyn3797 according to our doctors here retinoids are great for several skin problems, my intention was for it to look like magical twinkles around the word :)
@@Dulce-cm2kx There's nothing wrong with retinoids, I just heard them talking about the many benefits of them a lot so I included it. And Dr. Shah talks about his sensitive eyelids in a lot of his video's so I thought it would be funny to include it
Thank you for your awesome videos! I am an Esthetician and always have clients asking me about the latest skin care trends... Someone recently brought me a home dermarolling device and asked my opinion... I had never seen one before, but my immediate reaction was 'I don't think that's a good idea' ... Im so greatful you just explained what my intuition was telling me. You guys are great and very helpful! 💖🥰
This doesn’t have to do with mental illness. It has to do with lack of wisdom. Being a sufferer of mental illness and being a sufferer of lack of wisdom, these things are not one in the same trait. There is a difference.
You guys are fun to watch and very informative. I cringe to think what some people out there are doing to their skin. Take care of it, yes indeed, but if the promises seem over the top, they usually are. If some of this stuff worked, everybody would be doing it, including the doctors. Thanks for helping sort all this out.
The second video makes me shiver... Facial gua sha is my go to whenever I have a headache. I don't know why, but I feel so much better after using it. I incorporate it in my regular skincare routine because I feel so amazing after using it
Head, brow and sinus massage is extremely helpful when suffering headaches or migraines. It can help decrease a high blood pressure and stimulate blood flow which helps with relaxation and reduce pain. Using an essential oil, mixed in a carrier oil, can also help. I love lavender because I find it calming but many people also like peppermint or other mint because it can be relaxing but also give a little stimulating effect which many enjoy.
I've just discovered this channel and it's perfect. Two hot doctors? Check. Talking about skincare? Check? Two hot doctors talking about skincare AND mildly dunking on each other? Check. Nearly broke my screen hitting that subscribe button
I do the Gua sha taught as a lymphatic drainage taught as it’s traditionally intended. I do have to say, although my main purpose has been for lymph drainage, I have as of late been receiving a lot of compliments on how great I look. They say, “wow! what did you do?” “What did you get done?” It’s also very relaxing for me.
Dr. Shah your eyebrows are beautiful! 🤩🙌 thank you to both of you for your informative and entertaining content; your uploads are a highlight of my day!
My heart skipped a beat when that kid said he’s gonna leave the peeling solution on his open wounds for an hour
Saammme. Especially because the package says not to exceed 10 min. I feel so bad for his skin 🙊
Kids not Tiktok are ignorant. Don’t read instructions on products and are damaging their skin.
@@bernesemuir8022
Your skin must be more resilient than average. I’m definitely happy you got good results! Just avoid creating open wounds on your skin before using it!
@@bernesemuir8022 I have left it on for an hour as well. I don't have sensitive skin.
Also, did the kid read that it's not supposed to be used on irritated skin? Why would he do this? Since I used roller, and this particular chemical peeling solution (SEPARATELY!) and I know how both things burn, I can't even imagine how it hurt combined!
I love actual dermatologists on UA-cam giving skincare tips and busting myths.
This is what I be saying
Exactly
Also, 90% of the TikTokkers blathering on about how ice makes your face look "young" and "firm" are about 15 years old, so they could smear CheezWhiz on their faces and they'd still look "firm", so - yeah.
Yes let's point that out. Lol!
The ice therapy isn't tiktok trend it's pretty old traditional women use to wash their face with ice or cold water it really decrease the morning puffiness on face and reduces the scars and inflammation and even out tone!🙌
Lol yes they also need to point out the fact that they r FIFTEEN that's why their skin looks young
I believe Joan Crawford used it pretty regularly!
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Takeaway: don't take medical advice from teens on the internet ; )
Edit: thanks for the likes! Usually I get 4 or 5 tops...
Don’t take ANY advice from teens.
@@drdrew3 XD !
As a teen myself.... I AGREE
Amen!
@@emiliag6699 XD !!
Watching these two smile makes me so happy, it's like going out in the sun without the uv damage.
What a sweet comment. 😊
Cute 💙
Fax😂
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Sweet. Sunshine is cool. Photons are life and enhance the pineal gland
In today’s world where everyone is “beauty guru” and have tons of advices to share we often get confused and end up torturing our skin , thank the lords for doc like you and Doc V who keeps us honest and aware ! Thank you for doing what you are doing !
Pleaseeeee do a video on darkened skin - knees, elbows, and ARMPITS especially
Yesss I need that
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I don't use anything on my armpits except soap and I promise you it feels smoother and it is closer to my skin tone compared to before but just be prepared if you have sweating problems or if your armpits are smelly lol. The hair is also like going away or something. But yeah, you can try it if you like but I dunno if it's gonna work for you and I think that there's no study relating to that so yeah. Just a tip HAHAHA.
Start waxing instead of shaving, it helps lighten the skin
The way I gasped when he said he was going to leave the peeling solution on for an hour.....
it says right on the bottle.. 5-10 minutes, max. eeek!
This comment almost made me faint (i barely started watching the video but im going thru the comments lol)
I think the video was debunked months ago, someone says it's a fake (well, I hope so!)
I screamed. Noooooooooo! Hahahaha
@@JenniieeFurrRobles I think most of us watch 'n read simultaneously!
I'm a chronic clencher and my jaw is always tensed, when I wakeup I always have swelled face, and guasha really helps release the tense on my face and decreases the swelling. So I can definitely say it's effective in this case.
You can also maybe consider BOTOX injections, my mom did and it was the end of her bruxism that almost destroyed her teeth.
I highly recommend a night guard. My frequent headaches virtually disappeared when I started wearing one.
Where can I get the night guard@@Geronimo2Fly
@@sandyn3384how does this help with bruxism
I am a massage therapist, and I am trained in gua sha. Thank you so much for addressing this ridiculous trend of using it on the face. Gua sha is great for muscles, though. Keep up the good work of educating us all. 🙂
Would you recommend doing gua shua on certain isolated body parts?
Edit: I meant on other isolated body parts other than your face!
@@chickenwithlaserlegs1485 yes! It is amazing for hypertonic muscles; it is one of the only things that give me relief in my upper back. But be warned, it can cause some seriously alarming-looking bruises, even though they don't hurt.
Can people not have hypertonic muscles in their face? It seems like that would be super common in the jaw area especially.
Yes, you can have hypertonic face muscles, but the skin and other tissues on the face is much more delicate than, say, on the back. Even the facial muscles are very small, and gua sha works best on larger muscles. If I were trying to release hypertonic muscles in the face, I would likely use trigger point therapy, pin and stretch techniques or simply light to medium Swedish strokes.
@@kslmt what about if it's used to lift the face and not for any other reason. Does it work then
Grey's anatomy was right after all, dermatologists are bright and shiny.
Lol
I mean, yeah, why wouldn't they be? They're literally dermatologists
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lmao
The second video reminds me of a gold rule that my dermatologist once told me and that I follow like law: home-use products should NEVER burn and not even tingle. I had bad acne and due to many online videos I assumed that the burning from my treatment (given by my dermatologist) was normal (though it hurted like hell), but the acne worsened. Went again and the treatment was too strong for me (he didn't know because I never told him it burned assuming it wasn't relevant). Because of that misinformation from the internet I completely disbalanced (and kinda chemicaly burned) my skin, and took me two years to recover.
Yeah but that product from the ordinary is pretty strong and if you’re not used to it it may tingle a bit but it’s still a good product to use if you respect the indications. First time I used it for only 6 minutes as it was tingling a bit and second time I increased to 8 minutes with less discomfort. Also I don’t use it more than once a week and it’s a really good product for exfoliation your skin.
it happened to me when I used Benzoyl Peroxide on my face.
Alpha Hydroxy Acid does burn. At home or at the salon. Retinol for anti aging and acne also will irritate and feel worse before it feels better.
Yes there’s misinformation that’s why it’s crucial to find at least 6-10 resources for the info. You’ll figure out what’s up when you watch more than one video.
How could you not complain immediately
The microneedling before the peel...Ooh man.
Dr. Maxfield has to share how he keeps his face so smooth while shaved for men out there, he has clearly mastered his skin care routine!
Right.
I love how Dr. Shah out here exposing himself like, “I eat like shit and sleep like shit”, LOL.
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but he still looks like that??? hahaha maybe his idea of eating like shit is different than mine
@@from.the.matrix right? 🤣🤣
I must say, it made me feel less guilty about the chocolate covered cashews I was eating earlier.
And " I hate 5 min crafts period " 😂😅😅😅😅
I enjoy gua sha as a relaxing ritual and face massage. I do find it eases some of the tension I can carry in my face muscles and reduces puffiness. I think the more mind blowing results that people see probably are as a result of putting more time and effort into their skin care over all, rather than the gua sha itself. If you've decided to do a gua sha routine, you've probably gone down the skin care rabbit hole and are diligently following an am/pm routine and wearing sunscreen too, so an improvement in the appearance of your skin is likely due to just taking care of it generally.
Didn't know about gua sha until recently and as someone who spends a lot of time in front of computers for a living, I love it just as a tension relief technique. But the second I started seeing all of the weird claims, I cracked up. Believe will believe anything as long as it's in the form of short form content I swear.
“It helps the serums absorb”
SIR. THATS AN ACID, NOT A SERUM
YES! why dont more people talk about this?!?
And you can't even do that with a serum. 🤦♀️
@@tracyosasu3954 wow so genuine !! doesn't sound scammy at all
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I do body gua sha in my practice (I am Chinese medicine practitioner) to help with stiff/painful muscles and blocked channels. Facial gua sha as we see it today, is a modern trend and the claims are ridiculous haha! Gentle gua sha on the face stimulates the circulation and may improve collagen production. And that's that.
Great videos guys! Keep them coming x
This is what I love about medical UA-cam, cause the standard Caribbean female, such as myself, would have no idea. We'd see it as a weird named trend from the internet.
I personally wish the misinformation would stop, because if these things are advocated then I'd advocate the really products/ service
Yes but it won’t change your nose shape is what they are saying
@@FlamesofLion Sad thing is misinformation will never stop
Interesting because the person who made the tiktok video they look at is also a TCM doctor 😯
that's why I use the gua sha on my face !! also feels nice on my masseter, scm (ik that's neck), and temples
I gasped the moment that guy showed the derma roller and that The Ordinary solution. This is a self inflicted crime.
I saw a young girl do it on TT and was thinking... NOOOOOOO
TikTok is just plain bad news. Look at how many people have been harmed because of Tik Toc Challenges!
I have been doing it for years and 36 people say look way younger then my age every one to there option
I have that same peeling solution; it says on the bottle to not have it on for more than 10 minutes or you can get chemical burns 🙃
Would love to see a video that covers hair removal and the impacts on the skin. It’s often difficult to know if my skin is irritated from hair removal or not and what is worth investing in to protect my skin, but keeping it smooth.
Have you tried the tweezerman hair removal tool ?
Yep am especially curious about sugaring
These videos have definitely stopped me from buying unnecessary products. I had my eye on the Gua Sha tool and I’m happy I came across this video 🙌🏼
I already bought one 🤣 oops
Me too, I was wondering why I was delaying getting the tool or doing it by following a good video
I have one and I like it.
I just got mine earlier today. 😭. But I’m keeping it bc it makes me feel good.
I got one for free with Birchbox (jade roller too). I like the gua shua tool in the morning to depuff and promote lymph drainage, with a serum to lubricate.
It’s so good to hear professional sensible skin care advice.There is much hype and nonsense out there that it’s so hard for us laypeople to sift through it all.Thank you gentlemen for doing the handwork for us.
Ps found your channel by accident,am really glad I did though.Keep up the great work.
Dr. Maxfield has the cutest smile and I can't help but smile when he does.
I can't believe no one is talking about how good looking these guys are!!
A dermatologist told me about ice to help with my acne years ago and it was the best piece of advice and help I got with my acne mainly I believe because it decreases inflammation. For me it was a complete gamechanger
Eat vegan to reduce acne.
A chilled face mask would have the same effect and probably better for your skin too :)
so ice really works?
@@firmakurtcedrickd.5706 it works to decrease inflammation, the clogged pore will still be there just not as red, hot, and burning. Any type of cold applied to your face can also reduce the swelling. It’s something you would have to do every day or twice a day, but it would never get rid of your acne.
Do you put ice directly on your face?
I LOVE that y’all don’t act “greater than thou” like you’re very “if it works for you”
My dermatologist is like this too, she for sure has guided me towards the right product too.
“First of all. I hate 5 min crafts. PERIOD.”
-Dr. Shah
I thought he was saying CRAPS lmao
"Ouch it burns!" Well yeah...you just put peeling solution on after rolling microneedles on your face lol
Guess he not even leave it there for 1 min.. That was burning 😂
OMG I can't even imagine how bad it will burn shtttt, leave it for 1 hour, bet he could not last for 30s
Aha bha and he rubbed it in his skin🤔
From what I’ve learned about micro needling and dermarolling, you really shouldn’t put anything on your face for hours after you do it! Especially not a peeling product!
I usually do it at night before bed, then wash my face in the morning and apply a gentle moisturizer. Save the fancy serums and peelers for a couple of days later!
through my experience, the main thing that helped my skin really start clearing is when i changed my diet so that definitely helped me
I was diagnosed with PCOS about 34 years ago. So I have struggled with mild-to-moderate facial hair most of my adult life. I recently started using a tinkle razor and I absolutely love it. My makeup has never been so smooth. Going to watch your video now on how to shave like a dermatologist. I figure I can always improve my technique.
Have you thought about laser hair removal?
Weird question but were you able to get pregnant?
@@misscolts I never had children, but I am single and never tried.
@@grazsts3005 I have not. I have friends that have done it with not much success. I am 52 years old and my facial hair is starting to grow in very pale. My understanding is the hair must be dark for the lasers to be effective.
I love them too! I used to do threading but now I just use the tinkle razors on my mustache and sides of face. Unfortunately if I have acne I can’t do it because it does irritate.
The ordinary peeling solution literally says on the box: "don't leave on the skin for more than 10 minutes".
This random guy: "Okay, so I'm going to leave this on for an hour, see ya!".
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND FOLLOW THEM, it's not so hard.
Honestly that’s probably the main cause behind the majority of TO’s negative reviews. For some reason people just cannot. Follow. Instructions! Which is a really bad thing when you’re working with concentrated anything
Yeah, I can't even believe they didn't point the issues out on what he was using after he used the micro needling!! Holy Cow!!!
And the irony is that guy might have 1000 of followers and they're definitely gonna follow him blindly.
@@raerohan4241 that’s the main cause of negative reviews for literally everything
Ikr. The peel is supposed to PEEL. Not to penetrate like wtf? It’s meant to exfoliate the outermost layer. Even a non skincare expert can see the logic in that????
I use gua sha because I work for the human version of Sauron and she stresses me out so much that I clench my jaw all day. I always make sure to apply a facial oil first and use gentle movements toward the lymphatics. It seems to help with the muscle tension in my face and the back of my neck.
I really like that phrase, "female version of Sauron". How is it going in Mordor? I hope one day you will get back on her!
I found out a UA-cam channel ran by physiotherapists and I learned lots of places to touch and massage your face in order to relax your jaw. Just pressing under your ear lobe, where the low jaw starts, is superpainful but after keeping the pressure there the pain diminished and I felt relaxed. Anyway, after 3 years with a clenched jaw I bought a "férula de descarga" (no idea of the name in English) usually, people use it while sleeping but when I am home I wear it whenever I am not eating. Life changer!
This is my favorite comment of all times. On a more serious note I hope you have found a better boss since!
Please leave Mordor. I just did. It's worth it!
Human version of sauron🤣🤣🤣🤣
If only a classroom could keep us this engaged. Thanks Docs!
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There were NO boys or teachers in my school days that looked like these two men do 😂😉😂😂. If there were I’m sure all of us girls woulda paid attention 200%!! Lol. But seriously I luv hearing what they have to say.
Thank you guys!!! I’m an Aesthetician and these videos are a constant battle for us pros in the treatment room. I saved this video and shared to my page so these things I tell my clients are validated by doctors and dermatologists like yourselves! 😊 👏
The dermarolling one had me screaming!!! This boy 🤦🏻♂️
He has multiple videos like this destroying his skin for likes and attention
@@zeynees i think he is faking the videos
@@zeynees isn't he the same kid that would take off his braces
He sounds dumb from the get
I want someone to look at me how Dr Maxfield looks at Dr Shah🥺❤️
I literally said the same thing so I’m not crazy!!!
Omg wait are they dating or together? (This is the first video I watch so idk, also don’t mean it in a rude way but I can’t figure out if they are or not😂)
Yea.... what's going on there🤔
The guy in black is married cuz he had a wedding band on his left hand...
They both have wives
I like to use a cooled guacha tool to apply my morning serum. Just because it feels nice, and helps wake me up. 😃
It's like me and my face brush, do I need a vibrating pink brush on my face every day? Not really, but it makes me happy.
So I read that chilling the tools can actually cause problems with how the drainage works because of the sudden introduction of cold to the skin, but I'm not an expert. Still feels heavenly though.
I love the chemistry between these two
Hello Megan, how are you?
@@denniswilliam8867 bye not u flirting in the comments 💀💀
@@yayo27 grandpa is a freaky gyal 😩💅
love how his videos are so structured. like here's the intro and here's the thing u want to know about
Very very good video series on correcting these misinformed culture of life hacks ....some people are just risking their existing natural/default wealth of health and wellness w these wacky hacks esp young folk. Good on you, on of my fav channels foe skincare. It feels grt when you confirm that some of my routine choices are supported by you guys :D
As a person who was born with a genetically malfunctioning lymphatic system, I learned to do effleurage on myself from head to toe, and give my face a light lymphatic massage each night and morning when I apply my serums and moisturizer. It helps me a great deal.
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They weren't disparaging effleurage though. They were just pointing out that massaging your face isn't going to reduce wrinkles or tighten your pores or any other TikTok claims.
I think the point is if you need it, you need it. If you don’t, you won’t see/feel much difference
May I ask what your lymphatic condition is called? I have a lot of lymphatic problems but no diagnosis as to the cause yet. 😔 Thanks.
Good for Fibromyalgia 👍. I need to learn more about this. Thanks
You both have great chemistry and it seems like you both have a lot of fun filming these videos. Watching 70% for the good vibes and 30% for the skincare tips 👌🏽
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Clearly “in love”
Their personalities just work so well. They're both nice guys.
I like how you have the timing for each topic in the description, so i can go straight to what i want, love your vidos!
Can y’all do a proper hair removal video for women’s faces, I have PCOS and ya girl gets thick hairs on my face but I always get ingrown hairs
Same here too. 😫
Try the tweezerman hair remover tool! It’s the one that’s shaped like a V. It was 20 us bucks for me but it’s so very worth it.
I need this also
any hair thicken tips? my hairline is thinning.
Try electrolysis, been doing it for really a year for my chin because of pcos n so far can see a huge significant of changes. Once the hair is gone it doesn't come back.
Amazing video. Plz keep making videos on the trending beauty and makeup hacks, so that we can prevent ourselves from harming our skin, rather than improving it. It was really helpful.
They just look at each other with so much love❤️. I’m melting and learning at the same time.
I loved the talk of microneedling at 5:20 because it really clearly states why it isn't a recommended treatment. If u don't properly prepare, and treat yourself you can severely mess up your skin. That's why it's not recommended, is because we cannot assume everyone will research it and act in an conservative manner. Respect for keeping it real, but also highlighting one of the most important realizations I've come to in the skincare world.
Appreciate the thought of not only pronouncing Gua Sha correctly but more importantly, educating the rest of the world of its true use and benefits without disrespecting its long standing position in East Asian culture.
You guys are just great. I’ve had so many question about skin care. been trying to do research on products before I buy them but there are so many reviews it’s really hard to know what’s what! The last thing I want to do is cause accidental harm to my skin caused by misinformation & you guys are very informative! Thank you for your extremely educated opinions!
I love my Tinkle razors! I'm 65 and I have had some peach fuzz growth due to changing hormones...I think. It takes a little practice and there is definitely a specific technique or they just won't work. But Tinkle are the best I've tried and it's not difficult. I have never cut myself with this razor and I don't believe that my hair grows back in thicker. I love the smooth look and feeling it leaves.
I typically just smear body lotion all over my wall and then rub my back against it. I’m totally kidding LMAO 🤣
Doesn't sound like a bad idea, actually 😂
Ha ha ha 😂ha 😆
But, that’s something I’ve yet to figure out. My hubs and I are on opposite schedules. How am I gonna get moisturizer on my upper back?! That’s where I’m most dry and itchy.
I needed a way to slather my back in lotion so, thank you 😂😂
I'm only slightly ashamed to admit that I have actually done this on multiple occasions.
Thank you for doing these videos…they are so important to debunk the harmful hacks and promote healthy skin treatments. Did not know the spatula trick to apply lotion/treatments to your back!!
Thank you for respecting gua sha as a traditional health practice! Those beauty claims are absolutely outrageous but gua sha is super effective for many other things, like heat stroke. You also don't have to necessarily use so much force that you bruise the skin for it to be effective.
I didn't see much respect though.
@@aikaterini5102 He was respectful to the culture, but not impressed with popular culture using it incorrectly.
@@Joysings86 no.
@@aikaterini5102 saying “no” isn’t proving your point
Love the Tinkle razors. I tried them for the first time recently, and i could not believe how soft my face felt. It was amazing. Makeup looks waay better too.
Thanks for talking about facial lymph drainage. I think this is especially helpful for the people with lots of filler in face.
Dr. Maxfield doing his “thinking man” face and Dr. Shah glancing over to take it in 😂😂
The editing during the lymphatic drainage moment was everything. 🤣
😂 Dying -Dr. Maxfield
i was gifted a rose quartz facial roller and guasha or whatever it’s called and i love to put it in the freezer and use it to help with reducing redness, inflammation and pain from cystic acne.
These two are just a joy to watch
You guys are the best! My 16 yr. old boy will only listen to your advice!! Thank you for being so relatable!
For those who pan facial guasha and write it off, i would love to share that my experience with it has been really good. My water retention went down and the lymphatic drainage has give my overall appearance better contour at the jaw line. My dark eye circles also improved and because you tackle acupressure points for your organs on the face, it’s good for your health too. My face has been glowing after I started doing facial guasha daily.
Hi can u tell me more abt how you do gua sha at eye area? I've been doing gua sha only at my jaw and would love to try for my eyes area as well
That's been my experience. It helps with the sinus pressure and subsequent drainage from using it. I literally be spitting loogies once I start sweeping towards past my jaw. Helps my puffiness!
@@bitoddinnit955 yesss! The sinus pressure relief is ahmazzing!
Same. I get instant results because I get puffy eyes
I had instant results on my puffiness. I think Gua Sha is more effective than those disposeable eye mask pads IMO
hi doc! Can you guys please also talk about lasers and other option for hair removal
Yes please!!
Dr Davin Lim has a number of videos on lasers. Dr Vanita Rattan, Dr Dray, Dr Alexis Stephens also have videos on it.
Can you please also talk about lasers in general? For like anti aging and sun damage and acne etc?
I’m curious about long term effects. Is this something that may cause cancer? Has this been studied?
Oh lawdy. I have been doing laser hair removal for a few months and excuse my language but THAT SHIT HURTS. I have pcos and more thicker hair so everyone is going to have a different experience but it is so worth it. I don't have to worry about shaving all the time and ingrown hairs anymore. It feels so freeing to not have to waste time shaving. You do have to shave before each session though.
Tinkle razors (and the like) changed my skin! Takes off the peach fuss and exfoliates skin -thus making skincare perform @ a higher level. The peach fuzz absolutely DOES NOT come in thicker or darker!
Can I use a normal razer without gel or anything like that on the razer it's self or should I stick with Tinkle razer? I'm going to start doing this, but I don't want to cut myself. Lol. Would it be easier or harder with a normal razer? Thank you. Oh, and do I use anything else on the skin before I shave? I know nothing like shaving gel, but face wash or just dry skin? Sorry, I have so many questions, but I want to get it right. Thank you in advance for any advice you can give me. 😊
@@gidget_ nope. I use a Sima dermaplaning tool from Target for 29.99 and it comes with special razors. I used to use a regular razor but there is a sugnificant difference with a dermaplaning tool.
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@@MT-hk9cp oh okay thank you. I'll go pick one up and try it.
Omg I've been wanting to try it but was scared. I'm going to trust your advice and go for it, thanks!
Do you use any sort of serum? or do you use the tinkle on dry skin?
Thank you so much you guys answered my question related to Trinkle razors. I was looking for this answer from a genuine person for so long🙌🏻
I do gua sha in the morning during my am routine. I always struggled w/ hormonal acne and I see a positive effect on my acne. It helps w/ lymphatic drainage. Glad to see you docs again.
I've done dermaplaning at home for eleven years, can testify that my hair does not grow in thicker at all. Still just peach fuzz 😊
Is it pricky when it starts growing??
@@Priyakumari_3004 uuuuuuh18i1o191im1llkoo
What you need to learn is how to quit? 11 years.. why??
I no longer buy skincare products or tools without watching your videos first. I love this channel, thank you so much for giving us such great content and help FOR FREE ❤
Traditional gua sha hurts LOL my mom and grandma do it to me when I have muscle aches and OOH HONEY
I agree! I worked at a holistic spa and got a gua sha massage and it was sooo painful. Plus all the bruising afterwards scared the crap out of me lol
YESSS T_T One time, I went to a buddhist temple close to my home and the monk asked me if I wanted to try it because I had achy shoulders. BRUH, my shoulder was black by the time I left. Hahahaha
@@ms1472 sounds fun 😄
@@lauraashley1 It was....an experience that is for sure hahahaha.
@@ms1472 did it help you?
I haven't changed anything in my skincare routine except I started incorporating ice twice a day (morning & evening) a couple of months ago so I'm confident to say that it worked! My skin doesn't get oily during the day AT ALL like it used to and the pores on my cheeks have visibly shrunken. Also, apart from washing my face with cold water, ice in the morning serves as my coffee so to say, it wakes me up especially when I use it behind my ears. Furthermore, it also helps my skin to better absorb products I put on after treating it with ice. Personally, I find it a nice addition to my skincare routine and I don't feel as great when I skip it.
i feel you, it really evens out my colour
same here.. but this was suggested to me even before titktok was made... so it really works, definitely this dermas will shade traditional things so that they can sell you their products...
How you care your pores please advice me please . I have pores on my check and it just started so please guide me. Sorry for my english. Please guide
I will say gua sha has been so beneficial to my skin, and knowing where it comes from. I keep that mindset that it’s more for healing vs treating appearance (beauty). No it won’t change ur bone structure (something needed by cosmetic surgery) but it’s definitely beneficial to the skin & it’s always in my skincare routine.
I love it and for sure helps with puffiness, lymphatic drainage, waking up my skin and waking up in general, it’s relaxing and I feel and look more rejuvenated. It even helped clear my acne and break up scars so I have nothing but good to say.
What type of gua sha do yall use¿
@@eenzamevriend7183 Do you use an expensive Gua sha
I can SEE the difference Gua Sha has made. It took a while to learn the proper way to use. Now I don’t wanna skip a day. 😊
@@tsuyuasui7297My 1st tool was pretty inexpensive. But now I got the Lanshin Pro! It’s the face oil that’s expensive!
I love Gua Sha using the morning with a wet skin, i follow a Japanese woman ( a pro ) it does tone, but it has to be daily to keep toned, glows skin to a healthy look 😌
Who is the Japanese lady? Please share.
@@sumanadawadi5083 Lemore Beauty 💕
I have severe eczema, so ice on flare ups help so much.. especially right after a shower. I have an ice pack next to my bed, just in case I scratch while sleeping..
Same, ice packs are saviour for us.
I had no clue THANK YOU!! My 6 year old has horrible eczema and claws his skin in his sleep :(
Omg I’m gonna try this because always itch while sleeping too!!
Try Aloe Vera! It dries really bad, but it will dry up your flare ups that are red! Which are the most itchy! It minimized my biggest flare up a while ago since I was going through steroid withdrawal. Straight up aloe Vera plant! Rub the inside of the plant on your skin, let it dry. Sleep and shower it off the next day and moisturize! Do it for days! Maybe even twice a day.
If I'm not mistaken from what I learned, hyaluronic helps draw moisture so it can probably help with your eczema. Nonetheless, still follow what your doctor advices
LOVE how Dr. Maxfield looks at Dr. Shah. It fills my heart.
That guy with dermaroller and exfoliating serum really transefred the pain virtually. Even i was shocked to look at that unbelievable treatment 👁️👄👁️
Love your videos! You guys give such great information but somehow your tone and the format of the video is easy to take in for skincare newbies without it being overwhelming.
I used aloe vera ice cubes and it was sooooooo good. My skin looked more relaxed after 3 months of use
Phew! Almost thought I would have to ditch using my Tinkle Razors! That’s what you call a “Close Shave” 😜
BAHAHAHA
Hahahhaha Pun intended 😉
Do your hairs grow back stubly? My fear with using these products are not the regrowth but the stubble ?
@@blaredo its just not the soft end of the hair as it was before but its nothing compared to mens stuble. so yes feels a bit different but not too bad.i do it once a week typically but its worth it having super soft skin and it looks way more glowy.
@@GiuaSuki twinkle are amazing!! Tried and true and i get mine off Amazon. 3 packs for less than $10 i believe
When he said he was leaving the mask on for an hour I gasped so loud my next-door neighbors probably heard me
You two are amazing! I love your honesty and your humor 😊👍Thank you so much for educating us all.
He applied an ACID on open wounds...I am so scared for that kid's skin... I'll be having nightmares about it for ages now.😰😰😰
So I discovered this channel recently and here's a few things I've learned:
- Most "skin hacks" are fake or even harmful
- * * R E T I N O I D S * *
- Dr. Shah has very sensitive eye lid skin
What about retinoid??
What's wrong with RETINOIDS and doc's sensitive eyelids?
@@mervyn3797 according to our doctors here retinoids are great for several skin problems, my intention was for it to look like magical twinkles around the word :)
@@Dulce-cm2kx There's nothing wrong with retinoids, I just heard them talking about the many benefits of them a lot so I included it. And Dr. Shah talks about his sensitive eyelids in a lot of his video's so I thought it would be funny to include it
@@anneloeswarmelink16✨ got it ✨😀
Love you! Very entertaining! Waldorf and Statler have always been my favourites in the Muppet show.
Thank you for your awesome videos! I am an Esthetician and always have clients asking me about the latest skin care trends... Someone recently brought me a home dermarolling device and asked my opinion... I had never seen one before, but my immediate reaction was 'I don't think that's a good idea' ... Im so greatful you just explained what my intuition was telling me.
You guys are great and very helpful! 💖🥰
Ow it’s burning, but I’m going to keep applying it.... oh and then leave TO on for 6x the recommended time! Mental!
I know, right? I was legit saying "stop applying it then."
From what I've heard he makes those insane videos which are all fake at the end just to get views
This doesn’t have to do with mental illness. It has to do with lack of wisdom. Being a sufferer of mental illness and being a sufferer of lack of wisdom, these things are not one in the same trait. There is a difference.
@@cy_denl33 I think they are British and using the phase in that sense. That said I completely agree with what you have to say about wisedom
@@cy_denl33 it’s a phrase of speech.
God I am SOOO glad you approve of dermaplaning / shaving the face because it’s honestly changed my life lol
It’s so addictive using cold serums or moisturizer straight from the fridge. I recommend it as it is amazing.
Hello charisma, how are you?
Im so happy that the Tinkle was approved because I wasn’t gonna stop 🤣 it makes my skin look so good lol
I'm thinking about starting this but was wondering- how often do you use it?
I did it yesterday for the first time and my skin is glowing and Im real glad it's approved.
RIGHT lmao
Same here
@@seenawu9996 what do you put on your face before dermaplaning?
You guys are fun to watch and very informative. I cringe to think what some people out there are doing to their skin. Take care of it, yes indeed, but if the promises seem over the top, they usually are. If some of this stuff worked, everybody would be doing it, including the doctors. Thanks for helping sort all this out.
'outrageous' 'rubbish' all with a sweet smile on his face, i love Dr Shah 😂❤️
I love their smiles. It's so contagious 😳🙈
I love the advice, but I love you’re guys energy and commentary even more
when the guy said that he's gonna keep the peeling solution for an HOUR i had to pause and breathe OMGGGGG NO WAYYY
I'm so glad that you approve of the shaving! I just did it two nights ago and was worried you guys would say it's a rubbish hack 😅
Me too i started 2 weeks back after long thought
Me too...I am happy they approve
Con you guys review how it goes for me?
*can
My dad still tells me not to use it he’s really worried about it I don’t know why 😂
THANK YOU so much for all of your work, expertise and taking the time to relay all of your knowledge to us! So appreciated!
I love how the doctors are honest ! 💕💕💕❤️
The second video makes me shiver...
Facial gua sha is my go to whenever I have a headache. I don't know why, but I feel so much better after using it. I incorporate it in my regular skincare routine because I feel so amazing after using it
Which one do I use and like ?
I'm afraid I don't understand. Are you asking me to recommend what type of gua sha tool?
Head, brow and sinus massage is extremely helpful when suffering headaches or migraines. It can help decrease a high blood pressure and stimulate blood flow which helps with relaxation and reduce pain. Using an essential oil, mixed in a carrier oil, can also help. I love lavender because I find it calming but many people also like peppermint or other mint because it can be relaxing but also give a little stimulating effect which many enjoy.
You two are very entertaining and informative. I really like the banter.
I'm obsessed with Dr Shah's eyebrows
I've just discovered this channel and it's perfect. Two hot doctors? Check. Talking about skincare? Check? Two hot doctors talking about skincare AND mildly dunking on each other? Check.
Nearly broke my screen hitting that subscribe button
Wipe the floor 😂
😂😂😂😍right?! Lol!
Who pays attention to what they say? 🤦🏻♀️
@@zekiakhaleesi3671 lol
😂😂😂
I do the Gua sha taught as a lymphatic drainage taught as it’s traditionally intended. I do have to say, although my main purpose has been for lymph drainage, I have as of late been receiving a lot of compliments on how great I look. They say, “wow! what did you do?” “What did you get done?” It’s also very relaxing for me.
I think relaxation and self massage really does make you glow. 😌
Gua sha definitely works..
You two are awesome together!! I appreciate all the honesty and point of view as professionals 🔥🤍✨ Thank you!! Honesty is what our society needs!
Dr. Shah your eyebrows are beautiful! 🤩🙌 thank you to both of you for your informative and entertaining content; your uploads are a highlight of my day!