Dr. Dray, I've been using that Salicylic Body Spray from Differin that you recommended a while back. It has a little Glycolic acid in it as well. I haven't had acne on my body in over 6 months now!
I use the Ordinary glycolic acid almost everyday with tretinoin every other night. I’m 47 and I started this routine 3 years ago and my skin looks better than it did in my 30’s. I use a few other things, but I attribute how my skin looks to those two products. I’ve never had great skin and now I do, it’s crazy! Great video Dr Dray!! And yes I had to work up to using both products over about 6-9 mos.
That is the best video of what salicylic acid and glycolic acid do. You went through the details here and I really find it instructive and useful. I know there's a bunch of videos explaining the differences between those two but this one is absolutely clear and easy to follow from the beginning to the end. Thanks Dr. Dray 😊😊
I have used salysilic acid 2% since high school (I'm now 59) and still use it. My skin loves it and responds so well without any irritation. I do have some hyperpigmentation (no sunscreen in my 20's & 30's) and will try incorporating glycolic acid as well. I just started using vitamin C under my sunscreen in the a.m. Thank you for all you do to educate us. I have learned so much and use many of your recommended products! ❤
As someone who suffers with an oily scalp and dry hair, it's been really helpful to repurpose my salicylic acid body spray for use on my scalp as a leave-on. It really helps to cut down on the oil and helps me go longer between washes.
I love using The Ordinary 5% Lactic Acid under the eyes. I only do this, maximum once per week at night because I know it can cause irritation if used too often. I have sensitive skin and I haven't had any issues using it under the eyes. It really makes a difference in the texture and smoothness of the under eye area. I really notice a difference when I apply makeup and eye creams. I also use Lactic Acid on my face and neck and have had great results! Sometimes I will alternate the 5% and 10% for my face, but I ONLY use the 5% under my eyes. I also like Glycolic Acid, but it really can cause irritation for me, so I tend to stick with the Lactic Acid. P.S. I tried the Biossance Lactic Acid serum, and I couldn't keep it on more than 5 minutes due to the burning (fragrance). I've never had irritation with The Ordinary Lactic Acid leaving it on overnight. It's an excellent product!! Highly recommend!
Oops! She did it again!🎶🎵 Purrrfect matching and let' s talk about *your right brow* 😍 seamless and natural harmony. It makes your non mobile lid look even bigger than it is. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
I just learned that the Paula's choice 10% AHA has buffering ingredients that make it a very weak acid. No wonder I can use it on my sensitive skin! This was an informative video. Thank you!
Glycolic acid can be a little harsh on my skin but at the same time I find it to be very effective. I use it about once a week when I feel my skin getting to be a little textured or congested, and the next day, it feels smooth and baby soft again.
I replaced my deodorant with glycolic acid. It's amazing. I don't use it everyday. I heard your warning and will definitely keep a close eye out for irritation!
This is the first straight forward explanation I've heard regarding these acids & I appreciate it so much! Now, I know which one I'd rather use. It is good to know that glycolic acid can actually help with collagen production, yay! Thank you! 💖
They way I’ve come to rely on Dr. Dray is concerning yet rewarding. NOTHING touches my face before I get Dr. Dray’s opinion on it. I trust her with my skin’s life.
Which one do you use? Man I wanted to like this so much for my eczema itch. First time it get wonderful. Subsequent issues it left me with what looks like road rash 😢 so painful and scarring. I wish it was available in 1% or less. The one I have rn is 3% and it’s just too strong
Salicylic acid never did anything for me, lol. I love Glytone (glycolic acid) gentle cleanser though and can use it every day even with tretinoin. It’s made such a difference for me, both anti-aging and adult acne.
Are you using the Glytone Mild Gel Cleanser? I'm allergic/sensitive to SA so I've been looking for some GA that I can introduce without irritating my skin any more than it already is from tretinoin.
I really appreciate your detailed explanation of the differences between these. I have sensitive, acne prone skin and have not been able to tolerate either of these. However, I recently started using a lower strength salicylic acid toner every other night and so far I'm doing well with that. Happy Thursday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a relaxing evening. 💞
Great video, cleared up so much. I tried a glycolic acid face wash 3 years ago and got a burn that left hyperpigmentation and have since moved on to salicylic and lactic acid. I use glycolic on my chest, back, knees and elbows only.
I just picked up the glycolic acid from the Ordinary today, with the new barrier serum… my skin feels so amazing tonight - I’m looking forward to seeking by how my skin continues to improve (I’ve started with some other basics) thank you for making such helpful content!!
I use a salicylic cleanser followed by a glycolic acid toner and then I use a gentle cleanser with a retinol serum at night and my skin has been looking great. I’m at the tail end of the purge, but the mix I use makes the acne, and only the acne, dry out so when I wash my face the white heads just fall out. But the rest of my skin is hydrated from all the other stuff I use. I like using them together, and I just make sure I use spf, even if I’m just sitting inside at home all day.
I've always wondered why my skin does not like salicylic acid. I'm not allergic to aspirin, but salicylic acid makes me have continuous, painful cystic breakouts well past the purge period. So I stay away! In terms of acids, I like lactic, glycolic, and mandelic. And for my acne, I like tretinoin, niacinamide, and benzoyl peroxide.
I haven't used glycolic acid but i did used CeraVe blemish control cleanser with 2% salicylic acid and i realized is man that thing really smoothes out the skin pretty well to a wow extent 😊❤. Now i totally agree with you Doctor Andrea we all should read the product's instructions in order to get the results we want from these products and of course addressing these acids to the particular skin issues that these are for ok 😅 and not other issues irrelevant to what these products can do and have nothing to do with their properties. Does anyone's eyes twitch when you see or hear about someone using glycolic acid as a deodorant ?😅. Thanks Doctor it was an excellent,beautiful and informative video 😊❤ Have beautiful morning ✌🙏😀.
Now that I'm in my mid 30s, I use Glycolic Acid more than SA. L'Oreal makes a great cleanser that preps my skin in the morning before my Vitamin C serum, and at night, it's a nice complement to my Retinal.
In the UK the 2% salicylic acid wash is marketed as Cerave Blemish Control rather than Cerave Acne Control (US name). I'm not sure if both versions have exactly the same non active (non salicylic) ingredients.
Lactic and mandelic acids are both AHA acids like glycolic acid. But glycolic acid molecule is smaller, so it penetrates deeper and can be more irritating. So if you’re sensitive or just start with acids, maybe it’s better to start with mandelic or lactic acid, less irritating and more moisturising.
Another great video covering a topic I've been wondering about for a while--thank you! Two things you didn't cover though in your very comprehensive video: 1) which is better for melasma--salicylic acid or glycolic acid? 2) how can you--or should you--introduce glycolic acid into your routine if you're already using a prescription retinoid like tretinoin or tazarotene?
Happy Thursday! Oh well, here in The Philippines its already Friday. Been using salicylic acid products since high school. It's actually my go to product when I have acne. My acnes respond/heal well just by using salicylic acid. Now I am adding glycolic to my routine too. This video is detailed and educational. :)
Avon products sold a glycolic lotion years ago, that was beneficial to my makeup routine. I had compliments at the time, but seems no longer available. I will search the sources you mention.
Thank you very very much, this was very informative and useful; felt like I'm in a dermatology class I started answering correctly too lol. This content is very valuable and thank you for making it and sharing your wisdom and knowledge.
Totally random but I’ve been doing a deep dive on your channel trying to find reviews on NIOD…specifically their MODULATING GLUCOSIDES, SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE SACCHARIDE MIST and COPPER AMINO ISOLATE SERUM but haven’t been able to find anything. I have mild rosacea and would love to see you review these products. I appreciate your no nonsense approach ❤.
Happy Thursday Dr Dray and everyone ! Great video . I have sensitve acne prone skin . A few times a week I use the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Refreshing toner AHA+ BHA in the am . I find no problem with it . I have started using adapalene evenings ! Have a great day love to mom and Tybee xoxoxoxo
I get myself a Glycolic acid peel once every month with Salicylic acid face/body wash used everyday I have very oily skin and it made my skin brighter and less shiny/oily
Iv been using The Ordinary 7% Gycolic Acid for years and I love it plus it's fine under my arms... Plus I'm interested in the Cereve you showed that has both ingredients in so thanks for that... not that I have spots but like it for smooth clear skin... I'd stop the Ordinary though while I used the Cereve Doc ❤❤❤
Thank you!!! Excellent content. I learned so much! Both acids for me and now I understand why. 65 yo - started w salicylic acid wash 40+ years ago for acne (Biore original) and never stopped.
Thank you for the information. I never knew which to use for what purpose, so I've been alternating their use. Now I know which is best to target what problem.
Yaaaaay!!! This is my🥈fav type of videos: _Back to the uni today with Professor Dray_ and always makes me dream about a collab between you and Luxeria. The🥇is 💁🏻♀️🧑🏼🦳🐕. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Wow your hair looks amazing, I'm ordering function of beauty when my shampoo runs out! Thank you for your informative videos. I love how you stay on topic and get to the point!
15:35 - That is interesting. I haven't really thought about that, with BHA and AHA maybe clashing or just not being as effective as a product formulated with both ingredients in one. Then I'd still have the individual ingredients if I want to use salicylic twice a day, or get a more serious dose of glycolic. Could also just have BHA in the morning and AHA at night, but I'm currently trying to keep the morning routine super simple.
I've been trying the L'Oreal Paris Revitalift 3.5% Pure Glycolic Acid Cleansing Gel wth Salicylic Acid. I leave it on for 5 min and then rinse off. I only started with once a week. This week I did it twice. That'll be my limit. We'll see how it helps with my hyperpigmentation though it's not the only thing I'm using
Ok not v relevant to this topic but almost all the info I see on Testosterone gel is from other users. As a dermatologist can you make a video(s) from your perspective about Testosterone gels, in particular what step of body skincare routine to apply, without decreasing effectiveness of either, and any combos to seek or avoid in the same routine like retinols or exfoliants?? They're alcohol based so super drying, and they also pill really bad when using after moisturizer or if there's any oils or anything on the skin so it's recommended to use right after the shower or to wash the area immediately before (I usually use a SA cleanser). But ime I also get pilling when I moisturize after, unless I wait like hourss, so usually I just forget to moisturize my upper arms. 😅 And of course hormonal acne all over can be a side effect. For more context, I'm trans & nonbinary. Most videos I see are either gym bros often fearmongering about all kinds of stuff, or older teens/early 20s trans kids just talking about common T effects. I'm going on 30 & increasingly interesting in skincare and the science behind it, and I love your video formats. ❤
Dr. Dray, I've been using that Salicylic Body Spray from Differin that you recommended a while back. It has a little Glycolic acid in it as well. I haven't had acne on my body in over 6 months now!
So glad to hear this has helped
Where and how do you use it?
Is this in a bigger bottle for like the body only?? Lol new user here
@@lifeoflw84 it’s a spray
Good to know. Will definitely look for this product🙂
I use the Ordinary glycolic acid almost everyday with tretinoin every other night. I’m 47 and I started this routine 3 years ago and my skin looks better than it did in my 30’s. I use a few other things, but I attribute how my skin looks to those two products. I’ve never had great skin and now I do, it’s crazy! Great video Dr Dray!! And yes I had to work up to using both products over about 6-9 mos.
I got prescription tretinoin too and i’m looking to get glycolic acid. Do you use it as a toner before?
What percentage tretinoin are you using? I’m currently using 0,5% but I’m still afraid to incorporate glycolic acid in my routine 😅
Do you use the glycolic acid at night before applying the tretinoin?
@@Camerashy03 no in the morning
@@Dkb522 Thanks for the guidance!!
That is the best video of what salicylic acid and glycolic acid do. You went through the details here and I really find it instructive and useful. I know there's a bunch of videos explaining the differences between those two but this one is absolutely clear and easy to follow from the beginning to the end. Thanks Dr. Dray 😊😊
Thanks for watching
I thought the same thing
Agreed!
Can u summarize what she said?
I have used salysilic acid 2% since high school (I'm now 59) and still use it. My skin loves it and responds so well without any irritation. I do have some hyperpigmentation (no sunscreen in my 20's & 30's) and will try incorporating glycolic acid as well. I just started using vitamin C under my sunscreen in the a.m. Thank you for all you do to educate us. I have learned so much and use many of your recommended products! ❤
As someone who suffers with an oily scalp and dry hair, it's been really helpful to repurpose my salicylic acid body spray for use on my scalp as a leave-on. It really helps to cut down on the oil and helps me go longer between washes.
I have this problem too. I'll have to try this. ❤️
I might have to try your trick! I have the same thing -- very oily scalp but normal to dry ends.
Why not try a sa shampoo once you’re done with the spray?
How else do you combat oily scalp and dry hair what shampoo do you use
Do you apply it in-between washes,or straight after washing your hair? :)
I like Glycolic acid more, it helped me with hyperpigmentation and my acne more than salicylic acid.
Any product recommendations?
Could it remove my tan
@@aliminhas5981it can darken it
@@aliminhas5981if ur a Poc it has a substance that makes ur melanin go up so it will darken u.
What's your skin type?
You look very pretty today. Not that you don't all the time, but today especially.
Thanks
I love using The Ordinary 5% Lactic Acid under the eyes. I only do this, maximum once per week at night because I know it can cause irritation if used too often. I have sensitive skin and I haven't had any issues using it under the eyes. It really makes a difference in the texture and smoothness of the under eye area. I really notice a difference when I apply makeup and eye creams. I also use Lactic Acid on my face and neck and have had great results! Sometimes I will alternate the 5% and 10% for my face, but I ONLY use the 5% under my eyes. I also like Glycolic Acid, but it really can cause irritation for me, so I tend to stick with the Lactic Acid. P.S. I tried the Biossance Lactic Acid serum, and I couldn't keep it on more than 5 minutes due to the burning (fragrance). I've never had irritation with The Ordinary Lactic Acid leaving it on overnight. It's an excellent product!! Highly recommend!
I’m a glycolic acid girl! I have dry skin and clogged pores around my chin. It works well for me. Salicylic acid has always been too drying for me.
Do you get bumps on your skin and the glycolic acid reomves it?
Dr Dray, the lighting & your whole look today is on point!! 👏🏼👍🏼 And love the black flower clip on your mic! 😊
Thank you 😊
Me too ❤️
Oops! She did it again!🎶🎵 Purrrfect matching and let' s talk about *your right brow* 😍 seamless and natural harmony. It makes your non mobile lid look even bigger than it is. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Her face is over-lit, to diminish appearance of aging. It is deceptive.
I have sensitive skin and use The Ordinary glycolic acid everyday on face and body . Never had an issue except that it works great !!
I just learned that the Paula's choice 10% AHA has buffering ingredients that make it a very weak acid. No wonder I can use it on my sensitive skin! This was an informative video. Thank you!
Good Morning Dr. Dray🌷and to everyone watching😊 Happy Thursday
Happy Thursday !
Morning!
Good morning
@@marizzy63❤
@@Agumveer12❤
Glycolic acid can be a little harsh on my skin but at the same time I find it to be very effective. I use it about once a week when I feel my skin getting to be a little textured or congested, and the next day, it feels smooth and baby soft again.
Can u summarize what shs said
I replaced my deodorant with glycolic acid. It's amazing. I don't use it everyday. I heard your warning and will definitely keep a close eye out for irritation!
I am using the Korean A'pieu (blue: Gly/Salic). It removed red marks on my cheeks. Affordable.
This is the first straight forward explanation I've heard regarding these acids & I appreciate it so much! Now, I know which one I'd rather use. It is good to know that glycolic acid can actually help with collagen production, yay! Thank you! 💖
Can u summarize what she said?
They way I’ve come to rely on Dr. Dray is concerning yet rewarding. NOTHING touches my face before I get Dr. Dray’s opinion on it. I trust her with my skin’s life.
Dr dray looks so beautiful! I love this new look!
Hey! Wishing everyone great skin😄🥰
Happy Thursday
I’m not exactly sure why but sulfur soap has by far been the best thing for keratosis pilaris on my arms.
What brands have you tried?? I'd like to give it a try :)
Which one do you use?
Man I wanted to like this so much for my eczema itch. First time it get wonderful. Subsequent issues it left me with what looks like road rash 😢 so painful and scarring. I wish it was available in 1% or less. The one I have rn is 3% and it’s just too strong
She has a video on sulfur soap. It’s a kerotlytic that’s probably why it works for kp
Salicylic acid never did anything for me, lol. I love Glytone (glycolic acid) gentle cleanser though and can use it every day even with tretinoin. It’s made such a difference for me, both anti-aging and adult acne.
Me too…same experience. Salicylic does nothing for me but irritate my skin. My skin LOVES glycolic acid.
Are you using the Glytone Mild Gel Cleanser? I'm allergic/sensitive to SA so I've been looking for some GA that I can introduce without irritating my skin any more than it already is from tretinoin.
@@WiseFamin Yes! At first I used it a couple of times a week, then every other day, now no problem twice a day.
Can you describe your skin type?
I really appreciate your detailed explanation of the differences between these. I have sensitive, acne prone skin and have not been able to tolerate either of these. However, I recently started using a lower strength salicylic acid toner every other night and so far I'm doing well with that. Happy Thursday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a relaxing evening. 💞
Great video, cleared up so much. I tried a glycolic acid face wash 3 years ago and got a burn that left hyperpigmentation and have since moved on to salicylic and lactic acid. I use glycolic on my chest, back, knees and elbows only.
Did the hyperpigmentation lighten up with the salicylic acid?
Nothing better on a tough day than finding my way here. I use both...looking forward to hearing what you think! 💜💜💜
Dr. Dray, You’re hair is looking fantastic! Beautiful!
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How's my hair?
Salicylic acid for underarms if you tolerate it works pretty good
Glycolic Acid was the most effective thing to help with my seborrheic dermatitis related acne.
Which one do you use?
I just picked up the glycolic acid from the Ordinary today, with the new barrier serum… my skin feels so amazing tonight - I’m looking forward to seeking by how my skin continues to improve (I’ve started with some other basics) thank you for making such helpful content!!
Can it remove a tan from the face
I use a salicylic cleanser followed by a glycolic acid toner and then I use a gentle cleanser with a retinol serum at night and my skin has been looking great. I’m at the tail end of the purge, but the mix I use makes the acne, and only the acne, dry out so when I wash my face the white heads just fall out. But the rest of my skin is hydrated from all the other stuff I use. I like using them together, and I just make sure I use spf, even if I’m just sitting inside at home all day.
I've always wondered why my skin does not like salicylic acid. I'm not allergic to aspirin, but salicylic acid makes me have continuous, painful cystic breakouts well past the purge period. So I stay away! In terms of acids, I like lactic, glycolic, and mandelic. And for my acne, I like tretinoin, niacinamide, and benzoyl peroxide.
Your hair is gorgeous!
thank you
Happy Thursday! Love your in-depth explanation of each of these molecules and their action in the different layers of the skin. Thsnk you.
Thank you! You too!
I haven't used glycolic acid but i did used CeraVe blemish control cleanser with 2% salicylic acid and i realized is man that thing really smoothes out the skin pretty well to a wow extent 😊❤. Now i totally agree with you Doctor Andrea we all should read the product's instructions in order to get the results we want from these products and of course addressing these acids to the particular skin issues that these are for ok 😅 and not other issues irrelevant to what these products can do and have nothing to do with their properties. Does anyone's eyes twitch when you see or hear about someone using glycolic acid as a deodorant ?😅. Thanks Doctor it was an excellent,beautiful and informative video 😊❤ Have beautiful morning ✌🙏😀.
What a phenomenal video! I loved the no nonsense factual approach! Thank you very much!
Very informative and clear explanation about both salicylic and glycolic acid! ❤
I was just googling this this morning. I realized I had La Roche Posay effaclar which has both.
You look fantastic in dark colors!
Now that I'm in my mid 30s, I use Glycolic Acid more than SA. L'Oreal makes a great cleanser that preps my skin in the morning before my Vitamin C serum, and at night, it's a nice complement to my Retinal.
Which L’Oréal , Vitamin C and Retinal do you use please?
At the moment, I'm using Timeless Vitamin C. And at night, I use Naturium Retrinal 0.10 percent.@@blancacasillas8226
Loreal glycolic acid serum is so good
The ordis salicylic acid healed the acne issues under my arms rather quickly, no irritation. It broke me out on my chin, though.
In the UK the 2% salicylic acid wash is marketed as Cerave Blemish Control rather than Cerave Acne Control (US name). I'm not sure if both versions have exactly the same non active (non salicylic) ingredients.
Salicylic acid makes me break out in a painful bumps all over, so I’m going to try glycolic acid
Do you have dry skin type?
Glycolic acid from the ordinary cures KP in my arms overnight and makes me glow overnight too ❤
Im 55yo with combo oily skin and have used AlphaSkin 14% serum for years. My skin loves it
Out of curiosity, how does lactic acid compare to salicylic/glycolic acid? Great video tho, super helpful and informative, keep up the great work!
I wonder about mandelic acid too
Lactic and mandelic acids are both AHA acids like glycolic acid. But glycolic acid molecule is smaller, so it penetrates deeper and can be more irritating. So if you’re sensitive or just start with acids, maybe it’s better to start with mandelic or lactic acid, less irritating and more moisturising.
Another great video covering a topic I've been wondering about for a while--thank you! Two things you didn't cover though in your very comprehensive video: 1) which is better for melasma--salicylic acid or glycolic acid? 2) how can you--or should you--introduce glycolic acid into your routine if you're already using a prescription retinoid like tretinoin or tazarotene?
Salicylic acid has changed my skin..I think it is a very youthful product
My favorite is using the blend of the two.
This video is gold! So informative, thanks Dr Dray 😊
Happy Thursday! Oh well, here in The Philippines its already Friday. Been using salicylic acid products since high school. It's actually my go to product when I have acne. My acnes respond/heal well just by using salicylic acid. Now I am adding glycolic to my routine too. This video is detailed and educational. :)
Avon products sold a glycolic lotion years ago, that was beneficial to my makeup routine. I had compliments at the time, but seems no longer available. I will search the sources you mention.
I really love that first product you show by cerave. It’s amazing and I get no irritation from it
Happy Thursday Dr Dray so excited to be here I live for this ❤️
Morning!
@@DrDrayzday❤
Greetings David Shabas hope u r well n Happy Thursday😀👍💜….
@@whitneybrown4067happy Thursday Whitney 👍
If you have closed comedones I’d start with 2% salicylic acid and work up to daily. It’s been the main game changer in getting rid ccs for me.
OMG U got the HAIR goin on todayyy Dr Dray!!💯😁❤
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You are just an encyclopedia of dermatology love your video s ❤😊
I have to say that your hair looks amazing
What are you doing to your hair... girl it looks great!
Had to take a small break from social media but I am back now and love my Dr. Dray videos 😊
Thank you very very much, this was very informative and useful; felt like I'm in a dermatology class I started answering correctly too lol. This content is very valuable and thank you for making it and sharing your wisdom and knowledge.
best most helpful video ive seen thank you ❤
Thank you, Dr. Dray, for clarifying the differences and benefits of these products. Super-helpful and much appreciated.
Good video as always. I just thought I'd drop a comment that your eye makeup has been fantastic lately.
Your makeup looked great! Ty for the tips. Would love to learn more about glycolic acid home peels
Glycolic acid makes my skin look awful and I end up getting a rash. Salicylic acid causes no problem.
Totally random but I’ve been doing a deep dive on your channel trying to find reviews on NIOD…specifically their MODULATING GLUCOSIDES, SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE SACCHARIDE MIST and COPPER AMINO ISOLATE SERUM but haven’t been able to find anything. I have mild rosacea and would love to see you review these products. I appreciate your no nonsense approach ❤.
I use glycolic products for back acne but never on my face. Way too sensitive for the face.
Great video. I found it super helpful and I feel more prepared to know what to get for a particular problem. Thanks so much!! 💜
I wish I could use Glycolic Acid but it stings my skin! Thanks for all the great information!🥰
Happy Thursday Dr Dray and everyone ! Great video . I have sensitve acne prone skin . A few times a week I use the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Refreshing toner AHA+ BHA in the am . I find no problem with it . I have started using adapalene evenings ! Have a great day love to mom and Tybee xoxoxoxo
Thanks for sharing!!
Hi mary ann Gonzalez. Hope you're having a lovely day and doing well.
Greetings Mary Ann Gonzalez hope u r well n Happy Thursday😀👍💜….
@@db-gb5xi enjoy your day xoxoxo
Hi Mary Ann! Happy Thursday!! I hope you had a beautiful day my friend. 💟
Happy Thursday! 🌸 I use both!
Morning!
Your hair looks gorgeous!
Dr Dray, You need to review Torriden’s ‘DIVE IN’ line! It’s like a K-Beauty version of Neutogena’s Hydro Boost line
In the meantime, Malaysian dermatology channel skynfyx, has a review of this line.
I get myself a Glycolic acid peel once every month
with Salicylic acid face/body wash used everyday
I have very oily skin and it made my skin brighter and less shiny/oily
What percentage is the glycolic acid is in the peel?? Any downtime?
@@SusieQZee 50% Glycolic acid peel, no downtime
Does it burn?
@@shack6000 wow!! 🤩
Iv been using The Ordinary 7% Gycolic Acid for years and I love it plus it's fine under my arms...
Plus I'm interested in the Cereve you showed that has both ingredients in so thanks for that... not that I have spots but like it for smooth clear skin... I'd stop the Ordinary though while I used the Cereve Doc ❤❤❤
@JohnLeonard-eu6jy from who??
can you use it in your face too for whiteheads ?
Thank you!!! Excellent content. I learned so much! Both acids for me and now I understand why. 65 yo - started w salicylic acid wash 40+ years ago for acne (Biore original) and never stopped.
Great video! Off topic, your hair looks amazing!!! Updated hair routine video, please!!!
Very helpful bcoz i want to use glycolic... I didn't used any product to my face im 37
Thank you for the information. I never knew which to use for what purpose, so I've been alternating their use. Now I know which is best to target what problem.
I have used Neostrata glycolic acid cream for years. It was advised by my dermatologist in Paris. It is very useful for skin clarity
Neostrata glycolic helped me to cleared my acne
Hope you all have a great Thursday xo
You too!!
Dr. Dray, your hair looks incredible in this video!! 😮❤
What do you use to keep your hair so healthy, thick and shiny?
Can you make a hair care video?
Yes, her hair looks great!
Happy Thursday dr dray 😊
Same to you!
Thank you Dr. Dray for sharing your knowledge, it has truly transformed my skin ❤
Yaaaaay!!! This is my🥈fav type of videos: _Back to the uni today with Professor Dray_ and always makes me dream about a collab between you and Luxeria. The🥇is 💁🏻♀️🧑🏼🦳🐕. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Who’s luxeria
Wow your hair looks amazing, I'm ordering function of beauty when my shampoo runs out! Thank you for your informative videos. I love how you stay on topic and get to the point!
15:35 - That is interesting. I haven't really thought about that, with BHA and AHA maybe clashing or just not being as effective as a product formulated with both ingredients in one. Then I'd still have the individual ingredients if I want to use salicylic twice a day, or get a more serious dose of glycolic. Could also just have BHA in the morning and AHA at night, but I'm currently trying to keep the morning routine super simple.
I've been trying the L'Oreal Paris Revitalift 3.5% Pure Glycolic Acid Cleansing Gel wth Salicylic Acid. I leave it on for 5 min and then rinse off. I only started with once a week. This week I did it twice. That'll be my limit. We'll see how it helps with my hyperpigmentation though it's not the only thing I'm using
Thanks for the information. I used the Cerave SA Soothing Cleanser.
Thank you. I must say, the area of skincare I feel most ill informed about is all the different acids.
Please if you have a Part Deux, I would LOVE it!❤ 16:57
Pretty useful information. Thanks so much! ❤
your hair looks amazing dr. dray 😍
Can we use glycolic acid as toner and then apply retinol on the same time?
Great video! Thoughts on the Nizoral 3% salicylic acid shampoo?
She has videos on sa shampoos and I think specifically for nizoral as well
This cleared up so much! Pardon the pun ❤
Can we talk about *Miss Right Brow* ? Watch out, because she is trying to steal the show🤨😉. Seriously, you nailed it👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great Video, thanks........Have you made a video about Arbutin for the face? Pro's and/or Cons? Thanks in advance.
Th Ordinary Peeling solution is so good it leaves my skin soft, bright and more even. I am not sure it will boost collagen but it seems pretty strong.
Ok not v relevant to this topic but almost all the info I see on Testosterone gel is from other users.
As a dermatologist can you make a video(s) from your perspective about Testosterone gels, in particular what step of body skincare routine to apply, without decreasing effectiveness of either, and any combos to seek or avoid in the same routine like retinols or exfoliants??
They're alcohol based so super drying, and they also pill really bad when using after moisturizer or if there's any oils or anything on the skin so it's recommended to use right after the shower or to wash the area immediately before (I usually use a SA cleanser). But ime I also get pilling when I moisturize after, unless I wait like hourss, so usually I just forget to moisturize my upper arms. 😅 And of course hormonal acne all over can be a side effect.
For more context, I'm trans & nonbinary. Most videos I see are either gym bros often fearmongering about all kinds of stuff, or older teens/early 20s trans kids just talking about common T effects. I'm going on 30 & increasingly interesting in skincare and the science behind it, and I love your video formats. ❤