Agreed, $55 on a body product is ridiculous. The gold bond one also has niacinamide and urea. 👍 Some other affordable options are the Good Molecules Discoloration Body Treatment (tranexamic acid, niacinamide, and salicylic acid) for $15. Or the Versed ($18) and Naturium ($25) Body Retinols.
@@larissagemmer-block3125 agreed, I am a skincare nut buy and use a lot of product for face, recently started to give some attention to the body as well, 150 ml would not even last a month for me on the body
I have started at somewhat 20 and now at 25 I have changed way less than my peers. When I am clean shaved people still think I am 21-22 despite that I have been smoking from time to time and could have a party once a month.
My biggest regret is believing the adults around me (even my doctor) that rentinol should be used under 30… I started three years ago using the ordinary and finally got a prescription retinoiid, and I should have demanded one year ago… 😢
Last year I bought UPF clothing for beach days because I was tired of the missed spots when applying sunscreen, and for my convertible. Best thing I ever did
Would love to hear both your thoughts on korean skincare vs american skincare. From my little understanding, american skincare can be much more harsh, whereas korean skincare has a huge emphasis on prevention before resorting to harsher chemicals
Great video. Thank you. I discovered Gold Bond's overnight retinol face and body cream and love it. It has a lot of the stuff you guys talk about like peptides, etc. I use it on my body and I got my husband to use it on his face. I can see the difference in his skin. I think I will splurge and try the Necessaire to compare.
I love the body retinol’s from Naturium and Versed. Both are much more affordable which is essential using it consistently. The Naturium also feels luxe af and is EIGHT ounces per bottle. Both only have retinol which is so much better for my sensitive skin where I want to use retinol frequently, but can’t exfoliate my body more than once a week.
By the end of these videos, I have a stack of note cards; Cleanse, Treat, Moisturize; that list the ingredients that target my concerns. Makes comparing products easier. But if Doctorly were to come out with a cute graphic that does the work for me, I wouldn't complain 😃
For body sunscreen Ive been using the Aveeno protect + hydrate spf 60 lotion for the past year. Its lightweight and moisturizing and no white cast. It does have a fragrance for those who are wondering. Price range is around $22-$25 for the 12oz bottle
My favourite body sunscreen here in the UK is from Eucerin. It's their SPF 50+ Dry Touch Sun Gel-Cream Ultra Light. Perfect for people like me who have combination skin on their body. It's also mattifying and lightweight enough to use on my oily face. And because it comes in a 200ml bottle it's much cheaper per milliliter than the face-specific sunscreens that Eucerin make.
i love this show! High quality info, cute, affable n relatable hosts. Make self-care and health care fun, easy and always informative. Merciii docteurs !
I'm gonna be 51 this year (picture is about a month old). I have extremely dry skin. My mom started me on the Nivea blue tin age 3 (rec from our family internist). It's something I have kept using all my life. It's... priceless if you ask me.
I’ve been using advance clinical retinol body moisturizer and started trying it out on my face a couple nights a weeks. It’s a really great product very cost effective less than $15 for a large tub.
Thanks to your previous PK video I started using Cerave SA body cleanser and Versed retinol lotion which has helped my whole body and my PK problem. I'm happy more companies are coming out with body retinol lotions.
Would love to hear your thoughts on how this compares to the Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body and Face Lotion. It seems to have it all: urea, shea butter, glycerin, niacinamide, jojoba, squalene, retinol, AND ceremides!? AND IT'S AFFORDABLE!?! Would love to see a review on this, and more drug store recommendations overall!
Thank you so much for this video! I take great care of my face and not my body (sunscreen) and I am 35. You said you’d tell us in the comments what body sunscreen you recommend!!!
I just ordered some body skincare products right before watching this episode 🤗 I ordered the Versed Retinol Body Lotion and Necessaire The Body Serum for post pregnancy belly treatments paired with the Naturium Lipid Body Lotion to moisturize and Summer Fridays Belly Balm to lock it all in. I’m 39 weeks and currently don’t have any stretch marks but I know they can still happen after giving birth. Would love feedback if you think this sounds like a solid routine for postpartum. Thank you for all you do!
I am 39, I just started using a retinol on my face and I'm going to add a lotion with retinol for the body. I am starting with the Neutrogena rapid repair on my face twice a week and after a couple more weeks I'm going to go up to 3 days a weeks and try to work my way up to 6 days a week. Eventually I'm going to move up to a stronger OTC retinol and maybe one day a prescription. I've also introduced a sunscreen and I'm embarrassed to admit, I never used sunscreen daily on my face. It used to make me breakout, but since using a retinol I haven't experienced that much. I haven't had a lot of purging yet and I already feel like my skin is more hydrated.
Thank you for this great video! Sending you love from sunny Singapore! I have KP on my arms and sensitive skin, and when it got worse when I turned 30. After seeing my dermatologist I started applying sunscreen to my face, neck and body. For body, if you can tolerate chemical sunscreen actives, then Vaseline makes a good body lotion with SPF. Unfortunately I can only get maximum SPF 30 in Singapore, but in Thailand I was able to get Vaseline body lotion with SPF 50! 👍🏻 with proper hydration and body sunblock, my KP is almost invisible to the naked eyes now. Living in sunny Singapore means sun protection all year round - Uniqlo makes affordable UPF clothes. I wear those arm sleeves when I drive too. 😊
I have a couple of comments: 1. While the Necessaire lotion looks great, could you do a video comparing the various retinol body creams that are available? 2. I use the Neutrogena retinol from Costco on my arms and knee replacement scars, and it really seems to help. I also use Vitamin C in the morning. And I always wear UPF clothing and lots of sunscreen. Banana Boat Light as Air, Sun Bum are vey good body sunscreens. 3. This is most important! I got rid of my KP by changing my diet. I started keto last summer and gradually got rid of all seed oils, like canola, corn and safflower, as these are all very inflammatory. The KP just magically went away. I think we really need to pay much more attention to diet to treat any kind of disease, condition, etc. Oh, and my thinning hair is growing back. I'll be 70 next month.
The exact topic with the exact brand I wanted from y'all! Also I'm from Charlotte, NC so very happy that my hometown is benefitting from your expertise
When I was having dry flakey skin on my legs and arms, my doctor recommended Urea for my skin! I found a cheap Offbrand OTC Urea product in DM and that worked great for my body. I'm glad you guys didn't skimp on Urea. It's such a great ingredient.
I have been using the Paula's Choice body retinol and acids for at least 4 years now and they are incredible! As well as the sol de janiero radiance one! They are all great! Look up these ones as well! 😊
As body wash a love to use something very hydrating. Often with oils. I’m from Germany and we have a really good body wash you can get for about 4€ at the drugstore. It has no alcohols or parfume in it. It’s also really great to get sunscreen off. Sunscreen I love La Roche Posey, Eucerin und Garnier. They are lightweight. I always use spf 50 or above. I think it’s also important to say that you should use it on your ears, your scalp, your hands and feet. For my face I often use pricy products. For my body because it’s way more skin I like the use brands like Cerave, Cetaphil, La Roche Posey and (German) drugstore products.I use vitamin c and hyaluronic acid around 4x a week on my body. 1-2x a week Retinol. I also use masks on my body 1-2x a week. And I use sheet masks on my body like my neck, décolleté, hands, etc.
One of the topics I'd love Doctorly to cover is SKINCARE FOR SWIMMERS in open water. Chlorine in pools / sun is a killer for skin. What are the tips to protect skin from drying and agin?
I actually love the supergoop play sunscreen for my body. the giant bottle (which is needed for reapplication) is $68 but 18 oz. It works out a lot cheaper than other body sunscreens I've enjoyed.
I use fragrance free Cetaphil body cream. Sometimes I use fragrance free Neutrogena body oil--makes my skin so soft. But when I shave I absolutely need a moisturiser.
A year in and things seem to have got better. Garnier has a line called BodySuperFood. Eacch product targets a specific type of skin. Their oats and cocoa ones are my favourites. $7-9 in Australia.
Thank you for the great information once again. Thank you for all that you do and I really appreciate you both. I have been able to tame my super oily skin with the Green Tea toner,now I can work on the rest of body. You guys are awesome, keep it coming!
I discovered Advanced Clinical Retinol body cream for about $ 17 for a 16 oz jar. My issue was self tanning without retinol. Golden crepey skin. Ugh. I now use a tiny Dixie cup and popsicle sticks to mix tanning drops right into the cream. My skin looks so soft and gently tanned. ❤
I LOVEEE the Fotoprotector ISDIN Gel Cream SPF 50, SPF 30 body sunscreen!! it’s so good bc I don’t like creams on my body so this gel really helps to moisturise my skin and protect it from the sun 😊
Body sunscreen recommendation: Equate Sunscreen for All Skintones SPF 50. It's a big tube, inexpensive, no cast. Little greasy on the face, but perfect for the body
I have a 500g 0.05% tretinoin that I use all over my body, it does wonders for my skin and it's cheap- around 70$ it lasts for about 4-5 months. Face, neck, chest, arms, back, butt, thighs, legs, feet. Just slather it all over, and it never irritated my BODY skin (still use a pea sized amount for my face, neck, chest). Completely obsessed with it.
I absolutely love Garnier Hydra Lock with Urea lotion! My skin has become much smoother (especially my arms where I apply it the most) ever since I started using it! It does have fragrance i think, but still good AND affordable!
❤ could you please do a video on how to properly treat ingrown leg hairs? Even if it's just a five minute video, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for all your years of great content and for all you do to help people like me protect the health and wellness of our skin. Keep up the great work.xoxo
They just talked about glycolic and ingrown hairs in a glycolic video. At minute 8 they say glycolic is known to straighten hair and would be good for ingrown hairs.
@@lynettebr If you have KP you are also at higher risk for ingrown hairs though. So you can have KP and get a lot more ingrown hairs than if you didn't have KP. I have KP and get ingrown hairs very easily. Even without hair removal.
Pacifica has a really nice spray form of body sunscreen that doesn’t feel sticky or grimy on the skin and it doesn’t have an unpleasant scent to it either. And it’s an spf 50 and I’m pretty sure it’s under $20
I litteraly feel more comfortable in my own skin, when I apply body lotion. I didn't know they were so much option for my body. Usually, I would go for Nivea products and will combine face serum and sunscreem with body lotion. I also already knew clothes was a great and cheap option, but I didn't knew about UPF clothes. For my hands, I pay more attention to it. The skin get wash all the time, and it's a very exposed area. I try to apply hand cream several time during the day, sunscreen in the morning, when I know I will be out in the sun. And I plan to use some kind of serum at night.
the BEST product for back acne is the 2% BHA leave-on body lotion from Paula's Choice. I think it's a good price for that amount of product and 2% concentration. I've been experimenting with adapalene and benzoyl peroxide on the body. I prefer leave on products, but BP acts as bleach on the clothes, so the body washes are a good alternative.
I Went On The Hunt For Affordable Drugstore Body Retinols, And I've Been Using: The Olay Retinol Body Wash and Olay Retinol Body Conditioner, and The Dove Night Recovery Retinol Serum Body Wash, and The Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body and Face Lotion. Let Me Know What You Think Of Some Of These Affordable Drugstore Options For Body Retinol!
I loved your comment re UPF clothing. I think it's a fantastic option for the body plus spf where your skin is exposed. I sew my own clothes so every spring I order a few metres of UPF fabric and make up a few pieces. If you find it expensive or not flattering and you have a little extra $ then invest in some UPF fabric you love and take it to a seamstress to make up a few pieces for you. It will look and fit great and last years. Paula's Choice has a nice spf that comes in a larger tube. I always wear hats and silk scarves (who is dressed without?) I wear gloves while cycling which is why my hands look pretty good. I've started rubbing my facial skin care that's left over on my fingers to the backs of my hands and I put retinol there too. Moisturizing your hands every time you wash them and applying some before bed really helps. Retinol on face, back of hands and lip treatment (I love Uriage) Moisturizing face, hands really helps. It only takes a couple of minutes. When people see my hands (I'm 68) they are shocked at how young looking they look. My neck and decollete are in good shape too. The younger you initiate these simple routines, the longer you will sustain your youthful skin. It's not about vanity necessarily. It's about looking in the mirror as you age and the person reflected in the mirror looks healthy and vibrant. That smiling spirited face and lifts your spirits. Never underestimate the power of seeing that youthful face in the mirror and believing you can take on the world. Thank you to you both as always. Love you both to the moon and back 🥰
I use Kirk’s Castile soap. Inexpensive, gentle, effective. i love Necessaire’s shampoo and conditioner. Their products run to the expensive, or I would order more of them.
Aquaphor spray hack … to avoid spraying on floor and risk slipping I spray in short sprits right into fingers 2 - 3 times and press it into my skin. Creates great glow for ladies wearing dresses w exposed leg, arms and décolletage areas and doesn’t feel sticky against clothing etc. this way. Nothing ends up on floor, skin looks naturally glowing ! Beauty sponge could work also. Too good of a product to not try due to inconvenience of spray 😉
Or just stand on a towel? When I spritz my poodles with conditioning spray to brush them, I just put them on an old beach towel that catches the silicone. Same problem! Preserves the advantages of the spray.
OMGGGG DR SHAHHH Nailed it - I've been trying to figure out my skin type... I'm oily on the t-zone and chest and back w/adult acne - so dry on the legs!!! I have sun damage on my chest, tho. it's oily - yet sensitive to chemical exfoliation... the lines are even more prominent on my chest/skin is so red after chemical exfoliation. Ugh...
So at the end of the video you said something I have more questions about: you said by using body cleanser, retinol, exfoliate and sunscreen. Can you talk more about the actual steps and days you’d ideally use them?
Would love to hear more about the effectiveness of SPF clothing and your recommendations for those of us fair skinned people who need more than just sunscreen to keep from burning.
I didn't see this product listed, so thought I would mention: Topicals Slather Retinol body serum (available atSephora). It's incredible, it has 1% retinol, AHAs, Urea and Squalane. Because I have combination body skin, I can apply this serum first and then follow up on my dry areas with Curel's ceramide body lotion. What it has done to the appearance of stretch marks, scarring, ingrown hairs and KP in a seriously short amount of time, is truly magical. It's not cheap, nor exlensive and a little goes a long way.
I finished a bottle and my stretch marks on my stomach from two pregnancy looks so much better. Also marks on my legs from childhood have lightened. Expensive but worth it ( I also have sensitive skin
I’ve been using Colorscience spf for the body. Physical sunscreen works better for my skin but hard to find a good one with great elegance cream and no awful buildup for reapplication.
You guys are amazing great advice I absolutely love watching you two ….. i have a turkey neck from loosing 100 lbs what can i use to tighten up my turkey neck because its makes me look older than i am ???? Love you 2 thank you for all yall do for us
One question that is always on my mind is if ratinoid or other products that promote cell turn over will eventually make you age faster because the number of skin cell cycles are finite? Maybe someone has an answer for me on that! (:
For those who can't or won't spend 50$ for a body lotion (the Nécessaire one), Gold Bond has a retinol with peptides body lotion that is 12$...
Agreed, $55 on a body product is ridiculous. The gold bond one also has niacinamide and urea. 👍
Some other affordable options are the Good Molecules Discoloration Body Treatment (tranexamic acid, niacinamide, and salicylic acid) for $15. Or the Versed ($18) and Naturium ($25) Body Retinols.
Thanks for the info!
Is it the Age Renew one?
Thanks for the info. What in Downey is causing rash and itching?
@@larissagemmer-block3125 agreed, I am a skincare nut buy and use a lot of product for face, recently started to give some attention to the body as well, 150 ml would not even last a month for me on the body
I’m 29 & by the time I’ll be 60 as I’m doing my skincare routine I’ll still look youthful thanks to the knowledge that you guys share to us!!
@Just Peachy I’m proud to say that I never touched a cigarette & I drink like once every couple months
I have started at somewhat 20 and now at 25 I have changed way less than my peers. When I am clean shaved people still think I am 21-22 despite that I have been smoking from time to time and could have a party once a month.
My biggest regret is believing the adults around me (even my doctor) that rentinol should be used under 30… I started three years ago using the ordinary and finally got a prescription retinoiid, and I should have demanded one year ago… 😢
Perfect! A morning with Doctorly!!
Last year I bought UPF clothing for beach days because I was tired of the missed spots when applying sunscreen, and for my convertible. Best thing I ever did
Would love to hear both your thoughts on korean skincare vs american skincare. From my little understanding, american skincare can be much more harsh, whereas korean skincare has a huge emphasis on prevention before resorting to harsher chemicals
I did Korean skin care and I didn’t like it
I have a Korean hand cream that is nice.
"Relaxes wrinkles" on the top of the hand.
Which gives a more youthful look.
9$ lasts 3 months.
@@tamitatangoto5134 oooooh what are the active ingredients?
@@Pr_ncessxlv You know I don't even know if it says on the container I will have to find one of the tubes tomorrow and see if I can let you know.
@@tamitatangoto5134Could you give us an update?
Great video. Thank you. I discovered Gold Bond's overnight retinol face and body cream and love it. It has a lot of the stuff you guys talk about like peptides, etc. I use it on my body and I got my husband to use it on his face. I can see the difference in his skin. I think I will splurge and try the Necessaire to compare.
I see a lot of Gold Bond products in CVS, Walgreens, do they carry the overnight retinol for face and body as well?
Let us know how you get on
I love the body retinol’s from Naturium and Versed. Both are much more affordable which is essential using it consistently. The Naturium also feels luxe af and is EIGHT ounces per bottle. Both only have retinol which is so much better for my sensitive skin where I want to use retinol frequently, but can’t exfoliate my body more than once a week.
By the end of these videos, I have a stack of note cards; Cleanse, Treat, Moisturize; that list the ingredients that target my concerns. Makes comparing products easier. But if Doctorly were to come out with a cute graphic that does the work for me, I wouldn't complain 😃
For body sunscreen Ive been using the Aveeno protect + hydrate spf 60 lotion for the past year. Its lightweight and moisturizing and no white cast. It does have a fragrance for those who are wondering. Price range is around $22-$25 for the 12oz bottle
I love and affordable is Banana Boat , light as Air sunscreen 50. Not greasy and no white cast.
My favourite body sunscreen here in the UK is from Eucerin.
It's their SPF 50+ Dry Touch Sun Gel-Cream Ultra Light.
Perfect for people like me who have combination skin on their body. It's also mattifying and lightweight enough to use on my oily face. And because it comes in a 200ml bottle it's much cheaper per milliliter than the face-specific sunscreens that Eucerin make.
Thanks for sharing! I dislike most body sunscreen due ti the stickiness will check this one out!
@@violas.86 Glad to be of help 😊
i love this show! High quality info, cute, affable n relatable hosts. Make self-care and health care fun, easy and always informative. Merciii docteurs !
I'm gonna be 51 this year (picture is about a month old). I have extremely dry skin. My mom started me on the Nivea blue tin age 3 (rec from our family internist). It's something I have kept using all my life. It's... priceless if you ask me.
I’ve been using advance clinical retinol body moisturizer and started trying it out on my face a couple nights a weeks. It’s a really great product very cost effective less than $15 for a large tub.
Thanks to your previous PK video I started using Cerave SA body cleanser and Versed retinol lotion which has helped my whole body and my PK problem. I'm happy more companies are coming out with body retinol lotions.
So u only use those two and a sunscreen and your pk almost went away?
Would love to hear your thoughts on how this compares to the Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body and Face Lotion. It seems to have it all: urea, shea butter, glycerin, niacinamide, jojoba, squalene, retinol, AND ceremides!? AND IT'S AFFORDABLE!?! Would love to see a review on this, and more drug store recommendations overall!
I wanna know this too
Thank you so much for this video! I take great care of my face and not my body (sunscreen) and I am 35. You said you’d tell us in the comments what body sunscreen you recommend!!!
I just ordered some body skincare products right before watching this episode 🤗 I ordered the Versed Retinol Body Lotion and Necessaire The Body Serum for post pregnancy belly treatments paired with the Naturium Lipid Body Lotion to moisturize and Summer Fridays Belly Balm to lock it all in. I’m 39 weeks and currently don’t have any stretch marks but I know they can still happen after giving birth. Would love feedback if you think this sounds like a solid routine for postpartum. Thank you for all you do!
Retinol is not good for pregnant and breastfeeding moms
Has it worked for you?
A great full body sunscreen is Eucerin Daily Hydration cream with SPF 30! Not greasy at one. It’s basically a daily moisturizer with an SPF bonus.
I am 39, I just started using a retinol on my face and I'm going to add a lotion with retinol for the body. I am starting with the Neutrogena rapid repair on my face twice a week and after a couple more weeks I'm going to go up to 3 days a weeks and try to work my way up to 6 days a week. Eventually I'm going to move up to a stronger OTC retinol and maybe one day a prescription. I've also introduced a sunscreen and I'm embarrassed to admit, I never used sunscreen daily on my face. It used to make me breakout, but since using a retinol I haven't experienced that much. I haven't had a lot of purging yet and I already feel like my skin is more hydrated.
Awesome content! Could you please do a video on pregnancy safe skincare products
You probably used sunscreen with fragrance cause i broke out from fragrance sunscreen till i started using fragrance free sunscreen
Thank you for this great video! Sending you love from sunny Singapore! I have KP on my arms and sensitive skin, and when it got worse when I turned 30. After seeing my dermatologist I started applying sunscreen to my face, neck and body. For body, if you can tolerate chemical sunscreen actives, then Vaseline makes a good body lotion with SPF. Unfortunately I can only get maximum SPF 30 in Singapore, but in Thailand I was able to get Vaseline body lotion with SPF 50! 👍🏻 with proper hydration and body sunblock, my KP is almost invisible to the naked eyes now. Living in sunny Singapore means sun protection all year round - Uniqlo makes affordable UPF clothes. I wear those arm sleeves when I drive too. 😊
I have a couple of comments: 1. While the Necessaire lotion looks great, could you do a video comparing the various retinol body creams that are available? 2. I use the Neutrogena retinol from Costco on my arms and knee replacement scars, and it really seems to help. I also use Vitamin C in the morning. And I always wear UPF clothing and lots of sunscreen. Banana Boat Light as Air, Sun Bum are vey good body sunscreens. 3. This is most important! I got rid of my KP by changing my diet. I started keto last summer and gradually got rid of all seed oils, like canola, corn and safflower, as these are all very inflammatory. The KP just magically went away. I think we really need to pay much more attention to diet to treat any kind of disease, condition, etc. Oh, and my thinning hair is growing back. I'll be 70 next month.
Yes ! Gluten and sugar made my KP much worse
The first 2 minutes alone have been SO insightful and make sense. Thank you so much.
The exact topic with the exact brand I wanted from y'all! Also I'm from Charlotte, NC so very happy that my hometown is benefitting from your expertise
When I was having dry flakey skin on my legs and arms, my doctor recommended Urea for my skin! I found a cheap Offbrand OTC Urea product in DM and that worked great for my body. I'm glad you guys didn't skimp on Urea. It's such a great ingredient.
I have been using the Paula's Choice body retinol and acids for at least 4 years now and they are incredible! As well as the sol de janiero radiance one! They are all great! Look up these ones as well! 😊
As body wash a love to use something very hydrating. Often with oils. I’m from Germany and we have a really good body wash you can get for about 4€ at the drugstore. It has no alcohols or parfume in it. It’s also really great to get sunscreen off.
Sunscreen I love La Roche Posey, Eucerin und Garnier. They are lightweight. I always use spf 50 or above. I think it’s also important to say that you should use it on your ears, your scalp, your hands and feet.
For my face I often use pricy products. For my body because it’s way more skin I like the use brands like Cerave, Cetaphil, La Roche Posey and (German) drugstore products.I use vitamin c and hyaluronic acid around 4x a week on my body. 1-2x a week Retinol.
I also use masks on my body 1-2x a week. And I use sheet masks on my body like my neck, décolleté, hands, etc.
One of the topics I'd love Doctorly to cover is SKINCARE FOR SWIMMERS in open water. Chlorine in pools / sun is a killer for skin. What are the tips to protect skin from drying and agin?
When you show photos can you also show what the conditions look like on darker skin? It would help me out a lot!
So what is the body sunscreen you wouldn't mention in the video????
A Doctorly morning!!! Super excited!!
I was waiting for this video 💕
So what's the sunscreen that has the essential oils and wasn't mentioned in the video?
Ditto
Yes! I’d like to know that as well.
Waiting here
Yes please, scrolling through Comments looking for this.😊
I wanna know
Yes!! I am so happy. I have been looking and researching for a product that does it all for the body! I ordered it! Can't wait to use it! Thanks guys!
I actually love the supergoop play sunscreen for my body. the giant bottle (which is needed for reapplication) is $68 but 18 oz. It works out a lot cheaper than other body sunscreens I've enjoyed.
I buy the big jug of Supergoop Play, and it's actually pretty economical for a body sunscreen.
I use fragrance free Cetaphil body cream. Sometimes I use fragrance free Neutrogena body oil--makes my skin so soft. But when I shave I absolutely need a moisturiser.
In Germany, CeraVe has an SA lotion with 10% Urea. It’s labeled as new, so this might be a test market and the US may have a similar formula soon.
Guys you haven't talked that much about body stretch marks .. please make a fully dedicated video on this topic
Retinoids and hyaluronic acid
Will listen and do what they say!!! Best advice EVER from my two favorite Dr's!
A year in and things seem to have got better. Garnier has a line called BodySuperFood. Eacch product targets a specific type of skin. Their oats and cocoa ones are my favourites. $7-9 in Australia.
What is the body sunscreen you would mention only in the comments? Thank you for great info.
Yes, would love to know!
Thank you for the great information once again. Thank you for all that you do and I really appreciate you both. I have been able to tame my super oily skin with the Green Tea toner,now I can work on the rest of body. You guys are awesome, keep it coming!
I discovered Advanced Clinical Retinol body cream for about $ 17 for a 16 oz jar. My issue was self tanning without retinol. Golden crepey skin. Ugh. I now use a tiny Dixie cup and popsicle sticks to mix tanning drops right into the cream. My skin looks so soft and gently tanned. ❤
I LOVEEE the Fotoprotector ISDIN Gel Cream SPF 50, SPF 30 body sunscreen!! it’s so good bc I don’t like creams on my body so this gel really helps to moisturise my skin and protect it from the sun 😊
Body sunscreen recommendation: Equate Sunscreen for All Skintones SPF 50. It's a big tube, inexpensive, no cast. Little greasy on the face, but perfect for the body
I have a 500g 0.05% tretinoin that I use all over my body, it does wonders for my skin and it's cheap- around 70$ it lasts for about 4-5 months. Face, neck, chest, arms, back, butt, thighs, legs, feet. Just slather it all over, and it never irritated my BODY skin (still use a pea sized amount for my face, neck, chest). Completely obsessed with it.
What brand?
What brand please
You two are so 😎 just the kind of video I’ve been waiting for & a new brand which looks exciting. Loving your Podcasts 😍
I absolutely love Garnier Hydra Lock with Urea lotion! My skin has become much smoother (especially my arms where I apply it the most) ever since I started using it! It does have fragrance i think, but still good AND affordable!
❤ could you please do a video on how to properly treat ingrown leg hairs? Even if it's just a five minute video, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for all your years of great content and for all you do to help people like me protect the health and wellness of our skin. Keep up the great work.xoxo
It's called Keratosis pilaris. They talked about it in this video, and they already made a dedicated video about it.
@@LamiaBenbada KP is different from ingrown hairs
They just talked about glycolic and ingrown hairs in a glycolic video. At minute 8 they say glycolic is known to straighten hair and would be good for ingrown hairs.
@@lynettebr If you have KP you are also at higher risk for ingrown hairs though. So you can have KP and get a lot more ingrown hairs than if you didn't have KP.
I have KP and get ingrown hairs very easily. Even without hair removal.
Favorite body lotion- Cera Ve
Favorite body sunscreen- Neutrogena Hydro Boost
Pacifica has a really nice spray form of body sunscreen that doesn’t feel sticky or grimy on the skin and it doesn’t have an unpleasant scent to it either. And it’s an spf 50 and I’m pretty sure it’s under $20
Could you do a video on Vitiligo and what products you could use and what to avoid in a facial care routine.
Homies I'm so glad you're back!
I litteraly feel more comfortable in my own skin, when I apply body lotion.
I didn't know they were so much option for my body.
Usually, I would go for Nivea products and will combine face serum and sunscreem with body lotion.
I also already knew clothes was a great and cheap option, but I didn't knew about UPF clothes.
For my hands, I pay more attention to it. The skin get wash all the time, and it's a very exposed area. I try to apply hand cream several time during the day, sunscreen in the morning, when I know I will be out in the sun. And I plan to use some kind of serum at night.
Bondi sands has an amazing body sunscreen that is super affordable and the tube is big 😊
the BEST product for back acne is the 2% BHA leave-on body lotion from Paula's Choice. I think it's a good price for that amount of product and 2% concentration. I've been experimenting with adapalene and benzoyl peroxide on the body. I prefer leave on products, but BP acts as bleach on the clothes, so the body washes are a good alternative.
I Went On The Hunt For Affordable Drugstore Body Retinols, And I've Been Using:
The Olay Retinol Body Wash and Olay Retinol Body Conditioner, and The Dove Night Recovery Retinol Serum Body Wash, and The Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body and Face Lotion.
Let Me Know What You Think Of Some Of These Affordable Drugstore Options For Body Retinol!
I loved your comment re UPF clothing. I think it's a fantastic option for the body plus spf where your skin is exposed. I sew my own clothes so every spring I order a few metres of UPF fabric and make up a few pieces. If you find it expensive or not flattering and you have a little extra $ then invest in some UPF fabric you love and take it to a seamstress to make up a few pieces for you. It will look and fit great and last years. Paula's Choice has a nice spf that comes in a larger tube. I always wear hats and silk scarves (who is dressed without?) I wear gloves while cycling which is why my hands look pretty good. I've started rubbing my facial skin care that's left over on my fingers to the backs of my hands and I put retinol there too. Moisturizing your hands every time you wash them and applying some before bed really helps. Retinol on face, back of hands and lip treatment (I love Uriage) Moisturizing face, hands really helps. It only takes a couple of minutes. When people see my hands (I'm 68) they are shocked at how young looking they look. My neck and decollete are in good shape too. The younger you initiate these simple routines, the longer you will sustain your youthful skin. It's not about vanity necessarily. It's about looking in the mirror as you age and the person reflected in the mirror looks healthy and vibrant. That smiling spirited face and lifts your spirits. Never underestimate the power of seeing that youthful face in the mirror and believing you can take on the world. Thank you to you both as always. Love you both to the moon and back 🥰
I use Kirk’s Castile soap. Inexpensive, gentle, effective. i love Necessaire’s shampoo and conditioner. Their products run to the expensive, or I would order more of them.
Great video! Would you please do a “building a haircare routine” one next?
Aquaphor spray hack … to avoid spraying on floor and risk slipping I spray in short sprits right into fingers 2 - 3 times and press it into my skin. Creates great glow for ladies wearing dresses w exposed leg, arms and décolletage areas and doesn’t feel sticky against clothing etc. this way. Nothing ends up on floor, skin looks naturally glowing ! Beauty sponge could work also. Too good of a product to not try due to inconvenience of spray 😉
Or just stand on a towel? When I spritz my poodles with conditioning spray to brush them, I just put them on an old beach towel that catches the silicone. Same problem! Preserves the advantages of the spray.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You guys nailed it!
OMGGGG DR SHAHHH Nailed it - I've been trying to figure out my skin type... I'm oily on the t-zone and chest and back w/adult acne - so dry on the legs!!! I have sun damage on my chest, tho. it's oily - yet sensitive to chemical exfoliation... the lines are even more prominent on my chest/skin is so red after chemical exfoliation. Ugh...
Would you guys give some insight into blue light and it’s affects on aging? Thank you so much!
My go to body sunscreen is Banana Boat light as air. It’s the light blue bottle.
I would loveeeeeee videos solely about upf clothing AND body sunscreen
Like deep dive you guys I WANT IT
Thank you for this video
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So at the end of the video you said something I have more questions about: you said by using body cleanser, retinol, exfoliate and sunscreen. Can you talk more about the actual steps and days you’d ideally use them?
Always a pleasure to watch and super informative.
Finally I've understood that I've combination skin on my body 🤌🏻 Thanks Doctors 💜
Also the Trader Joe’s hyaluronic moisterizer is a good serum, and then I use a heavy cream, for dry skin in winter
advices and topical treatments for stretch marks on dark skin will be so great plss
Thank you for this amazing video 👌🏽. Can you please make a video about uneven discoloration on lips
Love you guys, thank you!!
Please make a video over normal skin type please 🙏
Ulta MD Sports Body sunscreen is another good option
Thank you for sharing all the tips! Can you make a video on your recommendations on UPF clothing?
Would love to hear more about the effectiveness of SPF clothing and your recommendations for those of us fair skinned people who need more than just sunscreen to keep from burning.
I didn't see this product listed, so thought I would mention: Topicals Slather Retinol body serum (available atSephora). It's incredible, it has 1% retinol, AHAs, Urea and Squalane. Because I have combination body skin, I can apply this serum first and then follow up on my dry areas with Curel's ceramide body lotion. What it has done to the appearance of stretch marks, scarring, ingrown hairs and KP in a seriously short amount of time, is truly magical. It's not cheap, nor exlensive and a little goes a long way.
That was very informative. Thank you, guys!
Are you guys going to do a hair care routine??
More more more on skincare for BODY 🙏🏽💕
You guys are so awesome 🤩!!!! My skincare heroes😍😍😍
I finished a bottle and my stretch marks on my stomach from two pregnancy looks so much better. Also marks on my legs from childhood have lightened. Expensive but worth it ( I also have sensitive skin
I have sun spots on my legs from years ago from sun damage will these work on them?
I’ve been using Colorscience spf for the body. Physical sunscreen works better for my skin but hard to find a good one with great elegance cream and no awful buildup for reapplication.
You guys are amazing great advice I absolutely love watching you two ….. i have a turkey neck from loosing 100 lbs what can i use to tighten up my turkey neck because its makes me look older than i am ???? Love you 2 thank you for all yall do for us
I literally screamed yesss!!! as soon as I saw the title
I use ALL of this brands products every shower! Highly recommend
I'm going to do my best to build a routine for this video. A big thank you from Raleigh NC!
Please make a video for body psoriasis and acne at the same time
One question that is always on my mind is if ratinoid or other products that promote cell turn over will eventually make you age faster because the number of skin cell cycles are finite? Maybe someone has an answer for me on that! (:
Loved the video. I've been actually think about my body skincare. This definitely helps. Also, where can I find the list of your fav body sunscreen?
So informative thank you! But could you please talk about hyperpigmentation on arms and legs due to mosquitoes bites and such
I've used Urea by prescription for years. It smells SO bad! Is there a way to mitigate the smell? Is there an otc urea you recommend? I love you guys!
Hi 👋, any Suggestions for a body hyperpigmentation routine?
Happy Friday guys! Doctorly in the morning before my shower is a great reminder to use my body glycolic acid moisturizer.
Kokua is a GREAT body sunscreen and is reef safe. More videos on/recommendations for bacne please!
More skincare for the BODY