so true, the tiredness in your eyes are prominent in your 30s ☹️ people always told me I look tired, sleepy. I'm so over that. I wish people would just shut up... i know how my face looks like, I see them everyday
Hidden secret: vaseline for your undereye it will brighten the dark circles and smoothen lines. Thank me later. You can see the difference after a couple of weeks of daily evening use before you go to bed.
I’m so happy to say that I’m 38 and have the best skin of my life. Zero lines or wrinkles, lips still lump, no breakouts ever, no rosacea, no nothing. I’m lucky enough a family member is a dermatologist and she drilled into me when I was a kid the importance of wearing sunscreen every day; I’m glad I listened.
Ageing era lol. You are in your prime my doctor told me and that most ruined their bodies in their 20s to get pregnant, stressed out, neglecting their health mentally and physically because they felt pressure and wanted to follow the crowd. I didn't. I still look the same I did at 20. 10 years, if you are careful does not age you. My whole family waited in their late 30s to procreate, focusing on their health, career, traveling and freedom. We all look healthy feel great while others seem jealous and envious. Yes wear sunscreen, yes eat well and exercise. Follow the basics which most idiots fail to retain younger.
Love this video. I literally turned 30 and 3 months later my skin FLIPPEDDDD THE LID! I’m 33 now and have gotten control over it thank Christ. But I now have hormonal acne. And my pores and weird and I have sunspots which is my fault obviously (16 years of lifeguarding and tanning) and then there’s the lovely bags under my eyes which are puffy instead of sunk in which is preferred for me but still so annoying. And oddly my skin is SO DRY. Which I think was making my skin break out. I’m tryna get control over the dryness now. My whole life I had beautiful clear no problem skin. Not dry not oily, no breakouts, so… it was huge for me to say the least. Took a huge toll on my confidence:/
Same here! During the pandemic, my skin freaked out and it took months for me to heal. I've dealt with acne since I was a teenager. I'll be 35 in a few months and still working on the dark spots from old acne scars. I've taken my overall health more seriously after turning 30
In my case, I'll be 30 in october, and my skin started freaking out. All my life, I had a clear perfect skin. Now i have very oily skin, obvious pores and acne. And this change happened in a short period. From this trailer, I'm so excited for actually being 30
Same! But in my 30s, I’ve experienced that using birth control can alter your skin cycles when you use it. Due to tapping into the flow of hormones, it can cause ongoing inflammation, cystic acne, eczema, patches of discoloration, and hyper dryness. I’m planning on discontinuing using any kind and just getting a basal body thermometer.
36 here -Hand cream -retinol body cream -retinol & peptides Neck cream -slugging around under eye as eye cream (normal moisturizer won’t do much for me anymore) -tretnoin -azelaic acid -probiotic serum/niacinamide -moisturizer & slugging -SPF50+++++++++++++ 😄 (all dayyyyyyy everyday even indoors)
I’m 64. Yes, this is a very recent photo. I have one word: Sunscreen 🧴 everyday since I was 32 years old-back in 1992. I was a Resource Specialist Teacher. I always asked students to bring sunscreen to school and if I happen to have a group before recess, I allowed time for them to put it on before recess. Hands always need washing at school. They washed up first, applied sunscreen, and afterwards went outside for recess. I tried to time it so the sunscreen went on about 15 minutes before they went outside. I taught at a school that was by the Atlantic Ocean. We were essentially across the meandering “highway”-a two lane road-from the water. The students were almost always in or near the water. This is why I made sure to actively remind them of sunscreen. When I was in my 30s, I started using a couple of Paula’s Choice products and Neutrogena retinol-that’s it. I used to use Ombrélle sunscreen for kids. Now, I use Avéne kids sunscreen, in the pump. It spreads very easily. For some reason, I need sunscreen with more titanium dioxide in them-otherwise, sunscreen irritates my eyes. Sometimes, I layer a couple of different sunscreens or I apply the Avéne tinted sunscreen on top of the Avéne kids sunscreen. I have never had a major surgical treatment or Botox. I had milia under my eyes lasered off. I’m disabled now, so it’s a challenge doing regular cleanup tasks. That’s when the milia started. My under eyes used to look dark, but once the milia were removed (I had a lot of them, but you could only see them when I pulled my skin back), my undereye area looked bright!! The lesson there is no matter how fatigued you are, wash off that sunscreen.
@@alisha1377 just to complement your comment, our eating habits are incredibly important too. When doctors say "you are what you eat" they are not joking. Exercise the brain, exercise the body, eat well, sleep well, moisturize! 😂
im 34 and im letting my gray hairs do their thing and when i have enough im going to start gray blending. im the first woman in the family to let her grays take the wheel. i think they’re beautiful and i dont see the need to hide them. im very excited for this journey. my grandma is in her 80s and still dyes her hair. my great grandma passed at 100.5yrs old and she passed with box black dyed hair lol
Wow I aspire to be like you! I’m also 34 and already caught my first 3 grey hairs, I got scared and didn’t know how to react. It sucks people have made it a “bad” thing to age. I hope to gain more confidence like you and all of you in these comments. I haven’t dyed my hair in a verrrrry long time and wouldn’t want to put those nasty chemicals again all because of grey hair 😟
@@FleurdeLis7777 my great grandma passed at 100 years old with jet black hair. i can’t imagine being tied to a life where im dying my hair for 66 years just so people think i look better. no way man. that’s torture lol… plus society will catch up to us eventually 🥰
I was actually just searching for one today but I've yet to see a "dry skin routine" from you guys. I know we're in the thick of summer but please don't forget us dry, crusty people!!
Could you make a video about Progressive Macular Hypomelanosis? I've had it since childhood, and it hasn't gone away despite multiple treatments. A detailed explanation of causes, symptoms, and treatments would be very helpful.
Ageing era lol. You are in your prime my doctor told me and that most ruined their bodies in their 20s to get pregnant, stressed out, neglecting their health mentally and physically because they felt pressure and wanted to follow the crowd. I didn't. I still look the same I did at 20. 10 years, if you are careful does not age you. My whole family waited in their late 30s to procreate, focusing on their health, career, traveling and freedom. We all look healthy feel great while others seem jealous and envious. Yes wear sunscreen, yes eat well and exercise. Follow the basics which most idiots fail to retain younger.
37 almost 38 here, and boy, things change more and more every month. I understand the promises skincare brands make on products. Craving for a lot of it.
I’m 33 and when I focus on moisturizing I feel my skin looks amazing. In combination with sunscreen, salicylic acid and retinol a few times a week. I get compliments all the time.
Love how you spoke about signs of aging in such a neutral way. It's so demonised to look your age, I'm nearly 38 & resonated deeply with what you said. I love my tret and have a great day cream with niacinimide and C and my Ultra Violette Sunscreen every day 👌
“Remember when you said my pores on my nose are out of control” “I didn’t say that… I said you’re developing rosacea” “Right, so when you said my pores on my nose are out of control” ^ me during every conversation with my dermatologist 😂
It seemed like my skin changed overnight when I turned 35 but that's also when Covid hit, so a lot of variables other than aging. Also thank you for sharing some of your concerns bc your skin looks FLAWLESS.
Love videos like this - SO informative. I’m now 37 and noticing looking way more tired around my eyes (having two young kids may have something to do with it too 😂). I’d love to see a video about treatments such as Botox, fillers, skin boosters. What the differences are, who would benefit from what (although I know it’s a very personal choice). It feels like we’re now in a time where people speak much more openly about the ‘tweakments’ they get.
Got in an accident when I was 11, I've worn sunscreen everyday of my life since then. Just turned 31, I look younger than my younger brother (28 yo) 😂 sunscreen is everything
You both have aged like fine wine 😊 I love that you acknowledge your mistakes and also good to call it healthy aging. I’m in my mid 20s, just started retinoid (adapalene because I have acne) and a vit C serum, and of course I am disciplined with my sunscreen. Let’s hope my skin thanks me later.
@@drecool85 Sunscreen was not a big thing when I was you & now that I’m more educated due to TH-cam’s like this I would take much better care of my skin & face! 😊
I feel miserable I been fine all these years now since 34 I’ve been experiencin hormonal acne. Been tryin to figure out how to help myself by starting a skin routine. Cetaphil dermacontrol seems to work a little.
Thank you again for another informative video! I’ve never commented before, but (like many) I follow and watch your videos religiously and have for some time. I love the range of topics and information shared across your library of videos and I appreciate your honesty and transparency. Love you both! You guys are absolutely amazing! 🤩
Thank you for this video. I started getting hormonal acne in my 30s and it really has messed with my confidence. 1st I worked on my gut health & started to take my workouts serious but still kept breaking out. I feel like you 2 gave me the final piece to the puzzle that I needed to solve my problem. 😊
So much to do with genetics but introducing vitamin c, LED red light mask, RETINOL, botox twice a year and my skin at 36 never looked better - thanks mainly to your guidance!!❤
I've been using DHC Deep Cleansing Oil for nearly thirty years. It cleans without irritation like nothing else I have ever tried. I first ordered from a catalog, sent to Raleigh from San Francisco, before online ordering was available. I try many, many products, but I have always kept this one in use.
I turned 30 a couple of months ago. I started taking collagen daily, but I also have PCOS and I also take other supplements. Taking them together does overwhelm my stomach (I also have IBS). But daily SPF has been a must for me for years. I also got my first grey hair at 19 (it starts early in my family) and I'm all for embracing it! There are some things that are in my control and other things aren't. Also, I know some people can't afford a lot of these things (e.g Botox or a personal trainer). Rome wasn't built in a day, but do what you can and if anything, be kind to yourself ❤
Been waiting for vid for like FOREVERRRRRR! I noticed there weren’t much videos on what to do with skin that might have been hurt by using too much actives. How do we let our skin recover if even washing might feel prickly?
If you search "repair skin barrier" you can get quite a few good results. Dr. Shah actually has a short titled "Damaged Skin Barrier? Here's what to do." You can also find longer videos on this topic made by other dermatologists, such as Drs. Shireene Idris, Sam Ellis, and the Budget Dermatologist.
Let's not forget that a skincare routine cannot output bad habits and poor lifestyle, in your 30's you can't afford anymore to keep your body inactive, even if it's just going for walks or practice a sport, clubbing every weekend which translates into alcohol consumption and lack of sleep has to decrease if not completely dissappear, avoid ultra-processed foods and manage your stress.
I've started using la roche posay tinted sunscreen and I set it with supergoop powdered sunscreen instead of using a foundation and setting powder. My skin honestly looks way better.
Not into it enough to use all those products and spend that much. To be a little cheaper but keep it as effective as I can I’ve gone with Cleanse, moisturizer, sunscreen in the AM Cleanse, tretinoin, moisturizer in the PM
Do you have a video on in-office treatments like laser facials, microneedling, and other things you can't really do at home? I feel like I've got a solid home routine at this point, but am also in my early 30's...I want to take my skincare game to the next level, but have no idea where to start!
Mostly my hair has changed in my 30s (if my edges came out in my 20s they grew back, not so fast in my 30s). & DPN development! I've gotten some removed but they come back. However, I do feel I don't have as much hyperpigmentation & acne (due to better skincare & chemical peels).
Turning 34 on thursday, my skin has always been on the “good side”. Never has acne problems other than one pimple once a month and sometimes not even that. genetics, maybe? but i have beem focusing on sun protection and moisturizing 24/7 not just my face but all of my skin.
What’s your current skincare routine for the both actually use consistently throughout the year/across seasons without just promoting your remedy line? Don’t get me wrong remedy is amazing but it doesn’t need the plug cause you both have such. Great following & credibility as is.
Love your videos! I was wondering if you could talk about bakuchiol as a substitute for retinol in our 30's or just in general? Especially for those of us who have really sensitive skin or wax our face (eyebrows, upper lip & chin for exp) & can't really use retinol for one reason or another. I'd also just like to know what the research shows on bakuchiol & if you'd recommend it. Thanks so much!
yesss please share proceedures appropriate for this age group.... what do you think of jet peel, for example? microneedling.. how do we choose the best one for ourselves? thank you!!
Love the idea of your new remedy products, but don't like how there is Retinol in most of them. I already use Tretinoin so using a product with another Retinol on top of this is probably not the best idea. But it makes sense why they are included! Makes it an all in one product. Would love to see a version with Retinol and without at some point so it is more able to pair with Tretinoin users.
Oh my young dahlings! ❤ Just you wait….im in my 70’s now and WOW those years pass quickly! I always use sunscreen….even on a rainy day when I’m staying indoors all day. Dark spots? I have no idea what that is. Thank you sunscreen. Please keep up all your charm, good humor and sound advice on your videos! 👍🏻
My husband is older than me and I wish I could get him to wear sunscreen and start using Retinol. I can't trust him with Retinol without him comforming to wearing sunscreen and it so frustrating 😅😅.
This might be a silly question but when they say sunscreen, do they mean suncream (lotion) or a moisturiser with SPF in it? In the UK we don't really say sunscreen but the equivilant for us is suncream. But I am assuming they mean it can be a day cream with SPF which is different. x
Yeah, yeah Dr. Maxfield and Dr. Shah! 🙄 Whatevies!!! 🥱 You're both being so humble and overly critical of your appearance. 😑 You both look fantastic. 🫡
Im 26… ok before you guys come at me asking why am i even here?😂 ill explain, most of the people i see with great skin is always above 30 and hv complex skin care routine. Just came for some tips ✨
39 turning 40 in October 😮 been using tretinoin and vitamin C and nic and copper b+ for 2 years and my sucking looks better than in my mid 20s everyday someone tells me my skin glows. But still I’m petrified of aging always have been. I’m more scared of aging than I am of dying crazy enough.
Niche Beauty Lab is from Spain and in the EU the maximum concentration for azelaic acid is 15%. Meaning everything from 16% and above requires a prescription. That's how they can sell that product. Whereas Nirth American companies have a limitbof 10%.
I'm 30 and got hormonal acne out of nowhere at 24. Cosrx Blackhead Power Liquid got it under control and as long as I use it every so often, all good. Of course now I've got a breakout higher up. My skin HATES glycolic acid and retinol. Sandwich between thick creams for six months with Arazlo, Tret, and even The Inky List separately, and I looked like a lizard no matter what I did, no matter how gentle 😥 I'm Casper white, any tinted sunscreens that won't turn me orange? I use untinted because even western BB cream is so orange
Crazy that cystic acne at 14 made it so that, with extreme irritation, I could not deal with the sun so I have been wearing sunscreen since then consistently (shame of wearing sunscreen at night because of a slight obsession). I am 32 now and I really... do not see any degradation in my skin since my early 20s. I am hoping that continues forever (it won't).
I’m in my late 20s and overall have taken good care of my skin, no major issues except for milia under my eyes!! They’ve always come and gone but this last year, they’ve proven they’re here to stay 😭 I’ve tried an insane amount of eye creams, just using my regular moisturizer and even not using anything (they got super dry ofc), got under eye filler and they’re still very visible. I’ve been told the only way to actually get rid of them is by laser and even then, it won’t be all of them and they might come back. Its actually gotten to the point where a child pointed at them and asked what they were 😩 i know you mentioned retinol for milia and I’ve tried retinol infused eye creams but they just dried out my under eyes even more, not to mention how dark they’ve always been and the lines that are starting to accumulate? Any suggestions of products or procedures? Esp for prevention!
Could you review the La Roche Posay Mela B3 Syrum. I’m 20 and have really struggled with acne. Its a lot better now but there’s still a lot of dark spots. I’ve found this Syrum has helped but it has a lot of controversy. It would be much appreciated.
New to your channel. Are your videos for women skin or men skin? Or is it for both gender? I highly doubt that there is the same skin products for both gender. Please clear my this confusion. 🙏
Doctors, what about products with EGF and KGF. I’ve seen a bunch of studies which show some benefits. Many brands use these two terms as a marketing strategy but others they actually have a background research behind. Mainly in Korean research. What do you think about them? It’s maybe a next step in skincare routines? Greetings.
I would love to upgrade my skin care routine but I think I’m allergic to many products :/ When I apply some face creams they feel like burning :/ the only one I can tolerate rn is cerave AM facial moisturizer lotion it has spf 30 but the nighttime one makes my cheeks burn :,(
In your 20s - "People are insane to worry about aging, getting old is normal process" In your 30s - "Spend most of your free time researching info to prevent wrinkles"
I’m 27 I do nothing to my skin and I wanna start doing something and I’m lost I need help! Seriously help me! I have oily skin I’m noticing some black spots on my nose some discoloration and some lines and some black under eyes too😢. I went to the beach forgot to put sunscreen and now half of my body is very tan and the other half is white and I don’t know how to whiten it again. I’m genuinely depressed!! All this happened after I gave birth 😢
Yes yes ! Do all these things to look good and feel healthy! And remember :
AGING IS A PRIVILEGE❤
Wait, Dr. Shah's serum isn't called the "dark spot dynamic delicious serum of love"?? I could've sworn that was the name dang...🤣😆
I'm sure that's what I bought !!😀
I’m hoping this is a series where you will focus on the 40’s and 50’s and so on. Please and thank you.
They will when they are in their 40s and 50s lol
yeah, 40s...pls 😊
As a 32 year old Im looking forward to my 80s skincare routine with you guys❤
I’m 35 and I’ve found a skincare routine that really works for me. I feel like my skin looks better than it did in my 20s.
Same!!
Same, lol. Took my skin for granted in my 20s.
29 and terrified here. You give me hope. Thank you !❤
Same!! Mainly thanks to these guys!!❤
I'm 38 and my skin is better than my 20s but the facial fat loss has started to get me!
so true, the tiredness in your eyes are prominent in your 30s ☹️ people always told me I look tired, sleepy. I'm so over that. I wish people would just shut up... i know how my face looks like, I see them everyday
I wear glasses instead of contacts because it hides any issues with my eyes.
Hidden secret: vaseline for your undereye it will brighten the dark circles and smoothen lines. Thank me later. You can see the difference after a couple of weeks of daily evening use before you go to bed.
@@Mareeyoithank you will try that
I'm one of the very lucky few who have had acne constantly from my teenage years and now into my 40s. Yeah me!
Same 35 and I get acne all the time it's embarrassing
I'm 32 & yeah, it's a pain
Same here at the age of 41😂 I have been a true acne warrior since I was 12 ✌️🤦♀️
I’ve heard that people with acne age better. Did you notice anything like that?
same here))) 30 y.o., 16 - with acne(
I’m so happy to say that I’m 38 and have the best skin of my life. Zero lines or wrinkles, lips still lump, no breakouts ever, no rosacea, no nothing. I’m lucky enough a family member is a dermatologist and she drilled into me when I was a kid the importance of wearing sunscreen every day; I’m glad I listened.
Cool
Ageing era lol. You are in your prime my doctor told me and that most ruined their bodies in their 20s to get pregnant, stressed out, neglecting their health mentally and physically because they felt pressure and wanted to follow the crowd. I didn't. I still look the same I did at 20. 10 years, if you are careful does not age you. My whole family waited in their late 30s to procreate, focusing on their health, career, traveling and freedom. We all look healthy feel great while others seem jealous and envious. Yes wear sunscreen, yes eat well and exercise. Follow the basics which most idiots fail to retain younger.
Love this video. I literally turned 30 and 3 months later my skin FLIPPEDDDD THE LID! I’m 33 now and have gotten control over it thank Christ. But I now have hormonal acne. And my pores and weird and I have sunspots which is my fault obviously (16 years of lifeguarding and tanning) and then there’s the lovely bags under my eyes which are puffy instead of sunk in which is preferred for me but still so annoying. And oddly my skin is SO DRY. Which I think was making my skin break out. I’m tryna get control over the dryness now. My whole life I had beautiful clear no problem skin. Not dry not oily, no breakouts, so… it was huge for me to say the least. Took a huge toll on my confidence:/
Same here! During the pandemic, my skin freaked out and it took months for me to heal. I've dealt with acne since I was a teenager. I'll be 35 in a few months and still working on the dark spots from old acne scars. I've taken my overall health more seriously after turning 30
Yes. At our teens and 20’s life is good and we don’t have to worry about almost nothing! At 30’s we receive the bill 😂 everything changes!
In my case, I'll be 30 in october, and my skin started freaking out. All my life, I had a clear perfect skin. Now i have very oily skin, obvious pores and acne. And this change happened in a short period.
From this trailer, I'm so excited for actually being 30
Same! But in my 30s, I’ve experienced that using birth control can alter your skin cycles when you use it. Due to tapping into the flow of hormones, it can cause ongoing inflammation, cystic acne, eczema, patches of discoloration, and hyper dryness. I’m planning on discontinuing using any kind and just getting a basal body thermometer.
Same here im so insecure nowadays just because of my skin😢
36 here
-Hand cream
-retinol body cream
-retinol & peptides Neck cream
-slugging around under eye as eye cream (normal moisturizer won’t do much for me anymore)
-tretnoin
-azelaic acid
-probiotic serum/niacinamide
-moisturizer & slugging
-SPF50+++++++++++++ 😄 (all dayyyyyyy everyday even indoors)
I understand the whole skincare routine, but what about what your daily lifestyle? I often think this plays a grander role into aging.
I’m 64. Yes, this is a very recent photo. I have one word: Sunscreen 🧴 everyday since I was 32 years old-back in 1992.
I was a Resource Specialist Teacher. I always asked students to bring sunscreen to school and if I happen to have a group before recess, I allowed time for them to put it on before recess. Hands always need washing at school. They washed up first, applied sunscreen, and afterwards went outside for recess. I tried to time it so the sunscreen went on about 15 minutes before they went outside. I taught at a school that was by the Atlantic Ocean. We were essentially across the meandering “highway”-a two lane road-from the water. The students were almost always in or near the water. This is why I made sure to actively remind them of sunscreen.
When I was in my 30s, I started using a couple of Paula’s Choice products and Neutrogena retinol-that’s it. I used to use Ombrélle sunscreen for kids. Now, I use Avéne kids sunscreen, in the pump. It spreads very easily.
For some reason, I need sunscreen with more titanium dioxide in them-otherwise, sunscreen irritates my eyes.
Sometimes, I layer a couple of different sunscreens or I apply the Avéne tinted sunscreen on top of the Avéne kids sunscreen.
I have never had a major surgical treatment or Botox. I had milia under my eyes lasered off. I’m disabled now, so it’s a challenge doing regular cleanup tasks. That’s when the milia started. My under eyes used to look dark, but once the milia were removed (I had a lot of them, but you could only see them when I pulled my skin back), my undereye area looked bright!! The lesson there is no matter how fatigued you are, wash off that sunscreen.
I dont remember who has said it but you are not supposed to layer different sunscreens , also love the hairs 😁
@@alisha1377 just to complement your comment, our eating habits are incredibly important too. When doctors say "you are what you eat" they are not joking. Exercise the brain, exercise the body, eat well, sleep well, moisturize! 😂
Which retinol body cream u use ?
im 34 and im letting my gray hairs do their thing and when i have enough im going to start gray blending. im the first woman in the family to let her grays take the wheel. i think they’re beautiful and i dont see the need to hide them. im very excited for this journey. my grandma is in her 80s and still dyes her hair. my great grandma passed at 100.5yrs old and she passed with box black dyed hair lol
All the cousins in my family have decided we’re just rocking it. I’ve never been one to dye my hair so… why would I start now? 😂
Same here. If I get gray hair.. I would love to flaunt it. There's a lot we can do with a gray hair. They're beautiful actually.
Every time I see my hair stylist I ask her if she sees grays because I’m excited!
Wow I aspire to be like you! I’m also 34 and already caught my first 3 grey hairs, I got scared and didn’t know how to react. It sucks people have made it a “bad” thing to age. I hope to gain more confidence like you and all of you in these comments. I haven’t dyed my hair in a verrrrry long time and wouldn’t want to put those nasty chemicals again all because of grey hair 😟
@@FleurdeLis7777 my great grandma passed at 100 years old with jet black hair. i can’t imagine being tied to a life where im dying my hair for 66 years just so people think i look better. no way man. that’s torture lol… plus society will catch up to us eventually 🥰
Just turned 30 today!!
Condolences.
Happy birthday! 30s are fun, better than 20s cuz you aren't into stupid stuff anymore
@@ElijsDima😂😂
Congratulations !! 30 still look 20, 30 is great! Enjoy
Enjoy 🎉
I was actually just searching for one today but I've yet to see a "dry skin routine" from you guys. I know we're in the thick of summer but please don't forget us dry, crusty people!!
Girl I thought I was the only one😅
also very dry
34 here…
Peptides, retinol, SPF +50
😀
Fav peptides product ?
@@ayah1541 matryxl , the buffet
@@ayah1541 matrixyl
Great fun video, wish I was still in my 30’s but just hit 40! Congrats again on your great subscribers 🎊👍💃🎈
This is perfect! I'm 40, started a skincare a few years but fell off now I'm trying to get back into it. There are so many brands it's overwhelming
Don’t do drugs ,don’t drink , workout and eat clean sometimes that’s all you need . Good genetics helps too
Could you make a video about Progressive Macular Hypomelanosis? I've had it since childhood, and it hasn't gone away despite multiple treatments. A detailed explanation of causes, symptoms, and treatments would be very helpful.
Can y'all do a video for when you're in your 50s? Thank you 😊
@@natashajumariAs if they don't have patients in their 50s...
@@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 watch the video first! It’s a joke :-)
Ageing era lol. You are in your prime my doctor told me and that most ruined their bodies in their 20s to get pregnant, stressed out, neglecting their health mentally and physically because they felt pressure and wanted to follow the crowd. I didn't. I still look the same I did at 20. 10 years, if you are careful does not age you. My whole family waited in their late 30s to procreate, focusing on their health, career, traveling and freedom. We all look healthy feel great while others seem jealous and envious. Yes wear sunscreen, yes eat well and exercise. Follow the basics which most idiots fail to retain younger.
37 almost 38 here, and boy, things change more and more every month. I understand the promises skincare brands make on products. Craving for a lot of it.
I’m 33 and when I focus on moisturizing I feel my skin looks amazing. In combination with sunscreen, salicylic acid and retinol a few times a week. I get compliments all the time.
I’d love this type of video for those of us in our 60’s.
Love how you spoke about signs of aging in such a neutral way. It's so demonised to look your age, I'm nearly 38 & resonated deeply with what you said. I love my tret and have a great day cream with niacinimide and C and my Ultra Violette Sunscreen every day 👌
“Remember when you said my pores on my nose are out of control”
“I didn’t say that… I said you’re developing rosacea”
“Right, so when you said my pores on my nose are out of control”
^ me during every conversation with my dermatologist 😂
Hey Dr. ever heard of amla (Indian gooseberry)? That could help with grey hairs. It’s a superfood.
Awesome....plz load skincare for 70....thnx
It seemed like my skin changed overnight when I turned 35 but that's also when Covid hit, so a lot of variables other than aging.
Also thank you for sharing some of your concerns bc your skin looks FLAWLESS.
Love videos like this - SO informative. I’m now 37 and noticing looking way more tired around my eyes (having two young kids may have something to do with it too 😂).
I’d love to see a video about treatments such as Botox, fillers, skin boosters. What the differences are, who would benefit from what (although I know it’s a very personal choice). It feels like we’re now in a time where people speak much more openly about the ‘tweakments’ they get.
I'm sure y'all knew I turn 29 today so thank you for getting my skin in gear a year in advance 😂🙌🏾💌
Lmao “ just fall into a botox needle, u know how that happens” 😅 I agree the rx sulfur rocks!!! The kate one isnt even close to the rx one.
Is there a link to this (rx sulfur) please? Can't pinpoint it in the video. Thanks!
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@@everydy thank you!
We need a video on the best procedures to get done at 30 + ☺️
Yes best procedures for a " natural look"
Got in an accident when I was 11, I've worn sunscreen everyday of my life since then. Just turned 31, I look younger than my younger brother (28 yo) 😂 sunscreen is everything
You both have aged like fine wine 😊 I love that you acknowledge your mistakes and also good to call it healthy aging. I’m in my mid 20s, just started retinoid (adapalene because I have acne) and a vit C serum, and of course I am disciplined with my sunscreen. Let’s hope my skin thanks me later.
I turned 30, and every joint cracked.
Dr. Maxfield having an existential crisis throughout this video 🤣
How I wish I was in my thirties again, I would sure do everything differently! Love y’all!❤️
What would you do differently
@@drecool85 Sunscreen was not a big thing when I was you & now that I’m more educated due to TH-cam’s like this I would take much better care of my skin & face! 😊
Henna (w/indigo to keep the black color) for hair. I tried henna for hair strengthening and its great!
I feel miserable
I been fine all these years now since 34 I’ve been experiencin hormonal acne. Been tryin to figure out how to help myself by starting a skin routine. Cetaphil dermacontrol seems to work a little.
Thank you again for another informative video! I’ve never commented before, but (like many) I follow and watch your videos religiously and have for some time. I love the range of topics and information shared across your library of videos and I appreciate your honesty and transparency. Love you both! You guys are absolutely amazing! 🤩
Could you recommend a routine for pregnant women with ingredients safe for them please?
Thank you for this video. I started getting hormonal acne in my 30s and it really has messed with my confidence. 1st I worked on my gut health & started to take my workouts serious but still kept breaking out. I feel like you 2 gave me the final piece to the puzzle that I needed to solve my problem. 😊
So much to do with genetics but introducing vitamin c, LED red light mask, RETINOL, botox twice a year and my skin at 36 never looked better - thanks mainly to your guidance!!❤
Oh and sunscreen, acid exfoliation and peptides 😍
Which red light mask do you use? And how do you recommend doing the vitamin c?
@@CM-wf2uo dr Dennis gros. Use vit c every morning pre sunscreen 🤗
How about micellar water? I like that much better than oil cleansing as my first cleanse
I've been using DHC Deep Cleansing Oil for nearly thirty years. It cleans without irritation like nothing else I have ever tried. I first ordered from a catalog, sent to Raleigh from San Francisco, before online ordering was available. I try many, many products, but I have always kept this one in use.
I love growing up with you guys from my mid twenties to early thirties ❤
What about us in our 70's😳
I turned 30 a couple of months ago. I started taking collagen daily, but I also have PCOS and I also take other supplements. Taking them together does overwhelm my stomach (I also have IBS). But daily SPF has been a must for me for years. I also got my first grey hair at 19 (it starts early in my family) and I'm all for embracing it! There are some things that are in my control and other things aren't. Also, I know some people can't afford a lot of these things (e.g Botox or a personal trainer). Rome wasn't built in a day, but do what you can and if anything, be kind to yourself ❤
38 here! Retinol, azelaic acid and sunscreen for the win
Been waiting for vid for like FOREVERRRRRR! I noticed there weren’t much videos on what to do with skin that might have been hurt by using too much actives. How do we let our skin recover if even washing might feel prickly?
If you search "repair skin barrier" you can get quite a few good results. Dr. Shah actually has a short titled "Damaged Skin Barrier? Here's what to do." You can also find longer videos on this topic made by other dermatologists, such as Drs. Shireene Idris, Sam Ellis, and the Budget Dermatologist.
Thirties here😂
Let's not forget that a skincare routine cannot output bad habits and poor lifestyle, in your 30's you can't afford anymore to keep your body inactive, even if it's just going for walks or practice a sport, clubbing every weekend which translates into alcohol consumption and lack of sleep has to decrease if not completely dissappear, avoid ultra-processed foods and manage your stress.
Thank you 🙏🏼 you mentioned sebaceous hyperplasia, could you please let us know how they’re targeted?
I've started using la roche posay tinted sunscreen and I set it with supergoop powdered sunscreen instead of using a foundation and setting powder. My skin honestly looks way better.
It’s supposed to be ok for sensitive skin but whenever i give it another go, it reacts with mine and my skin becomes a red itchy mess 😭😭
@@teekay4256 ugh I'm so sorry, I know the feeling 🥺 I struggle with body washes.
I just turned 30 a month ago ☹️😔 now I gotta get my skin care routine down!
my husband has been needing help with his seb derm and rosacea and you have given more answers than our own derm! thank you!
you can reverse greys! when I take certain supplements (eg barley grass juice powder) I see the white hairs growing in dark in the same strand
I've heard success using other supplements too -- eg Fo Ti root (heard it can have liver implications so just research, consult and be careful)
Not into it enough to use all those products and spend that much. To be a little cheaper but keep it as effective as I can I’ve gone with
Cleanse, moisturizer, sunscreen in the AM
Cleanse, tretinoin, moisturizer in the PM
This is what I do, and it has served me well. Keep it simple!
My biggest concern is my eyes sunk in quite a bit! 😩
Do you have a video on in-office treatments like laser facials, microneedling, and other things you can't really do at home? I feel like I've got a solid home routine at this point, but am also in my early 30's...I want to take my skincare game to the next level, but have no idea where to start!
Noooo my youthful skin 😭
Acne AND wrinkles seems unfair.
32 here and already seeing aging
Start going to the gym consistently lose fats and drink water and eat healthy. That’s 70% of the battle
@splashout-py8wh a more polite way of calling someone fat at least I don't have hate in my heart
Mostly my hair has changed in my 30s (if my edges came out in my 20s they grew back, not so fast in my 30s). & DPN development! I've gotten some removed but they come back. However, I do feel I don't have as much hyperpigmentation & acne (due to better skincare & chemical peels).
Turning 34 on thursday, my skin has always been on the “good side”. Never has acne problems other than one pimple once a month and sometimes not even that. genetics, maybe? but i have beem focusing on sun protection and moisturizing 24/7 not just my face but all of my skin.
What’s your current skincare routine for the both actually use consistently throughout the year/across seasons without just promoting your remedy line? Don’t get me wrong remedy is amazing but it doesn’t need the plug cause you both have such. Great following & credibility as is.
Love your videos! I was wondering if you could talk about bakuchiol as a substitute for retinol in our 30's or just in general? Especially for those of us who have really sensitive skin or wax our face (eyebrows, upper lip & chin for exp) & can't really use retinol for one reason or another. I'd also just like to know what the research shows on bakuchiol & if you'd recommend it. Thanks so much!
I’ve adopted wearing a wide brim hat to protect my skin. I hate wearing hats, but I want to be protected more.
Vegamour makes a serum to reverse/reduce gray hair…plus their is a shampoo with coloring by Root Beaute (Tokyo brand)
yesss please share proceedures appropriate for this age group.... what do you think of jet peel, for example? microneedling.. how do we choose the best one for ourselves? thank you!!
29 here and already looking for skincare in my 30s
Now 40’s …plzzzz do skin care and serums..
Thx
Also ipl ulike air 3 is it permanent ?
Thx
My skin secret in my late 30s is being black. Seriously I keep a high antioxidant diet but yeah being black also helps. Love you guys.
I sleep on my left side and I believe I have worse wrinkles on my eye zone on that side....
Buy satin pillowcases
Turning 30 in a week. Already wearing SPF daily and on retinol. Thank you for the info ❤
Love the idea of your new remedy products, but don't like how there is Retinol in most of them. I already use Tretinoin so using a product with another Retinol on top of this is probably not the best idea. But it makes sense why they are included! Makes it an all in one product. Would love to see a version with Retinol and without at some point so it is more able to pair with Tretinoin users.
Oh my young dahlings! ❤ Just you wait….im in my 70’s now and WOW those years pass quickly! I always use sunscreen….even on a rainy day when I’m staying indoors all day. Dark spots? I have no idea what that is. Thank you sunscreen. Please keep up all your charm, good humor and sound advice on your videos! 👍🏻
WATER 💧
My husband is older than me and I wish I could get him to wear sunscreen and start using Retinol. I can't trust him with Retinol without him comforming to wearing sunscreen and it so frustrating 😅😅.
This might be a silly question but when they say sunscreen, do they mean suncream (lotion) or a moisturiser with SPF in it? In the UK we don't really say sunscreen but the equivilant for us is suncream. But I am assuming they mean it can be a day cream with SPF which is different. x
Yeah, yeah Dr. Maxfield and Dr. Shah! 🙄 Whatevies!!! 🥱
You're both being so humble and overly critical of your appearance. 😑
You both look fantastic. 🫡
Im 26… ok before you guys come at me asking why am i even here?😂 ill explain, most of the people i see with great skin is always above 30 and hv complex skin care routine. Just came for some tips ✨
TURNING 36 THIS YEAR
39 turning 40 in October 😮 been using tretinoin and vitamin C and nic and copper b+ for 2 years and my sucking looks better than in my mid 20s everyday someone tells me my skin glows. But still I’m petrified of aging always have been. I’m more scared of aging than I am of dying crazy enough.
Niche Beauty Lab is from Spain and in the EU the maximum concentration for azelaic acid is 15%. Meaning everything from 16% and above requires a prescription. That's how they can sell that product. Whereas Nirth American companies have a limitbof 10%.
I'm 30 and got hormonal acne out of nowhere at 24. Cosrx Blackhead Power Liquid got it under control and as long as I use it every so often, all good. Of course now I've got a breakout higher up. My skin HATES glycolic acid and retinol. Sandwich between thick creams for six months with Arazlo, Tret, and even The Inky List separately, and I looked like a lizard no matter what I did, no matter how gentle 😥
I'm Casper white, any tinted sunscreens that won't turn me orange? I use untinted because even western BB cream is so orange
Crazy that cystic acne at 14 made it so that, with extreme irritation, I could not deal with the sun so I have been wearing sunscreen since then consistently (shame of wearing sunscreen at night because of a slight obsession). I am 32 now and I really... do not see any degradation in my skin since my early 20s. I am hoping that continues forever (it won't).
I’m in my late 20s and overall have taken good care of my skin, no major issues except for milia under my eyes!! They’ve always come and gone but this last year, they’ve proven they’re here to stay 😭 I’ve tried an insane amount of eye creams, just using my regular moisturizer and even not using anything (they got super dry ofc), got under eye filler and they’re still very visible. I’ve been told the only way to actually get rid of them is by laser and even then, it won’t be all of them and they might come back. Its actually gotten to the point where a child pointed at them and asked what they were 😩
i know you mentioned retinol for milia and I’ve tried retinol infused eye creams but they just dried out my under eyes even more, not to mention how dark they’ve always been and the lines that are starting to accumulate? Any suggestions of products or procedures? Esp for prevention!
Absolutely love Planet Ayurveda Jatyadi Thailam. It’s made such a difference for my skin."
this but for pregnant/ breastfeeding mothers please
I'm allergic to sulfa antibiotics. Can I use remedy for dark spots?
Could you review the La Roche Posay Mela B3 Syrum. I’m 20 and have really struggled with acne. Its a lot better now but there’s still a lot of dark spots. I’ve found this Syrum has helped but it has a lot of controversy. It would be much appreciated.
All this great information came a few decades too late for me 😂😂but honestly the morning and evening routines still apply. Love your videos, thanks!
New to your channel. Are your videos for women skin or men skin? Or is it for both gender? I highly doubt that there is the same skin products for both gender. Please clear my this confusion. 🙏
Doctors, what about products with EGF and KGF. I’ve seen a bunch of studies which show some benefits. Many brands use these two terms as a marketing strategy but others they actually have a background research behind. Mainly in Korean research. What do you think about them? It’s maybe a next step in skincare routines? Greetings.
Good advice, but let’s really stress the importance of DIET. Our skin reflects what we put inside ourselves.
Can you guys make a video on removing sunspots on body, legs, etc? Soccer player/now coach here - would love recommendations! Thank you.
I would love to upgrade my skin care routine but I think I’m allergic to many products :/ When I apply some face creams they feel like burning :/ the only one I can tolerate rn is cerave AM facial moisturizer lotion it has spf 30 but the nighttime one makes my cheeks burn :,(
What will help the white spots from severe sun burn? I dropped the ball on protecting my back. 🤦🏻♀️
In your 20s - "People are insane to worry about aging, getting old is normal process"
In your 30s - "Spend most of your free time researching info to prevent wrinkles"
Please make a video on skincare for men/beards!
I’m 27 I do nothing to my skin and I wanna start doing something and I’m lost I need help! Seriously help me!
I have oily skin I’m noticing some black spots on my nose some discoloration and some lines and some black under eyes too😢. I went to the beach forgot to put sunscreen and now half of my body is very tan and the other half is white and I don’t know how to whiten it again. I’m genuinely depressed!! All this happened after I gave birth 😢