Following using rice berry face serum by litttleextrra for three weeks, here's what I experienced: Benefits: It effectively softens and evens out the skin, giving it a subtle glow. I've also noticed a decrease in my genetic dark circles (avoiding the eye area is recommended). It has also helped fade dark spots on my sister's skin. Cons: Personally, mine is dry and dull skin, and using the serum daily exacerbated my dryness. I recommend using it three times weekly along with a quality moisturizer to avoid dryness. I haven't seen any noticeable improvement in tan or pigmentation issues in first 3 weeks. Update after two months: After nearly two months of consistent use, I regard it my holy grail serum. It has started showing positive results. My skin is glowing, dark circles lessened, and dark spots faded a lot. So patience is key when using this face serum.
The riceberrry vitamin c serum is actually worth it. It has significantly improved my hyperpigmentation in just a few days of use. It gives a glow and has a wonderfully smooth texture. I simply loved this face serum and will surely recommend it.
i am very happy to see your hair is growing, i started to search for alopecia videos and your videos is one of the motivated and scientific explained , i had a bald patch and i receive multiple kenacort injection and now is recovering .
@@_chimera_ I agree. I just saw a video with him wearing a surgery cap & he looked yrs younger than in this video. I don't mean that as an insult, but his face is so perfectly symmetrical he can get away with no hair imo.
I didn’t even know it wasn’t just a choice. He is very handsome and he can rock a shaved head so I thought that’s why he did it, especially since he usually has to wear the surgeon caps and what not anyway.
I'm very prone to acne because of my high natural Test, but since I started Intermittent fasting 18 years ago it got better and I look younger than my age, I also started this year taking pantothenic acid and now even better, and now I have a flawless skin. Best
Honestly, vitamin C changed my skin so much it's crazy. I have done IPL, microneedling, every retinoid (literally), etc, etc but 10% vitamin c blows them all away.
❤your videos are always so great. My favorite part of your videos are you are calming, soothing, genuine, kind, and genuine. Your speaking voice is soothing, you have the Morgan freeman unusual voice gift. Sent with a hug, because if I watch your videos I feel happier than I did before I hit play.
Vitamin C is by far my favourite active ingredient in skincare, I found it better than retinol as an anti aging as I cannot get a prescription retinol just now, so I’m just gonna stick with vitamin C as it gives me far better results than over the counter retinol, also it improved my acne scars and overall skin texture. I’m using the cerave vitamin C serum and I find it excellent, it doesn’t irritate my skin and I use it every single morning, I store it in the fridge so it won’t oxidise as fast, I just finished a whole tube and I bought another one, great value for the money!
I was reading on line several years ago about how cigarette smoking interferes with the bodies ability to absorb Vitamin C, back when everyone was using Vitamin A for skin. I thought then, wow! We're using the wrong thing. When Hyaluronic Acid, or Vitamin C, came on the market, I jumped on it. Born in Fl., lifetime in sun, etc. I have used it faithfully twice a day for several years, following with a good moisturizer. I have no wrinkles or sagging. I am 70 yrs. old. This comes in all types of price points, Hyaluronic Acid. I found one for just 20.00, it lasts me around 6 weeks. A total game changer! You only need to be consistent. Twice a day, morning and night.
Yo man! I don't know if you read your comments but PLEASE do a video on Trusculpt ID! I'm 2/3 treatments in for a double chin (Just weird genes, I'm not overweight) and the results are genuinely amazing, I was disheartened by some Reddit posts but there was a sale at a clinic so I decided to try it and I'm so much more confident now when taking photos.. And I still have one treatment to go. I ended up getting it done on my abdomen and am 1/3 treatment in and seeing very subtle but noticeable results. I really think it deserves a deeper dive as it's basically a non-invasive procedure for stubborn fat reduction.
I grew up drinking one liter of freshly made orange juice a day, 4 school days a week, from the age of three to the age of nineteen. Say what you will, but these are my experiences: for starters I NEVER got the flu. I didn't know what it was; I heard people talk about it, classmates who got sick but I had no idea. Until the winter after I finished high school, that's when, for the first time in my life, I got the flu. When I was nineteen, I was run over by a car. All I remember is seeing everything turn upside down like when you do salto, but I didn't feel it. I was hit against my right leg and I'm said to have rolled over the car and knocked a bus stop pole before I fell to the ground. I woke up in the hospital with a concussion, a wound just above my eye that they were closing at that very moment and let's call it a very colorful leg between my hip and my knee. Didn't break a single bone. I started university when I was 37, people thought I was only slightly older than they were, about 25. The other day we went to an open class for my eldest daughter to check out that college. The students who were effectively following that class, thought that I was her older friend. I asked them how old they thought I was. After some deliberation they said 32. My daughter and I laughed so hard. I was 46. I'm too lazy to actually do that myself, but there is a store half a mile from here that has a machine. So every two or three days I walk over to the store and get myself 1,5 l of fresh orange juice. To this day I call it liquid gold.
@@Orthilia before I started taking antidepressants for postpartum depression, I was - what we call - a batten with a butt and two mosquito bites, so that sugar you speak of, did nothing other than give me energy. We rarely ate sweets and my mother would prepare rather healthy food. Can't say that it was the most tasty food - to this day I'm not used to anything spicy and I even rarely use salt. Now, much older, I notice that the days that I drink orange juice I don't even crave sweets. So there's your sugar for you. Nobody will ever convince me that orange juice is bad for me, unless something changes with me. Like, my upper neighbor says the same thing you do, but she had a gastric bypass so I get that in her case, it's not good. I grew up on mainly rice, chicken and orange juice, and I was healthy and energetic. I tried that with my daughter too, but she could not support any fruit at first, so she got broccoli instead. And now she's 18 and just like me: rice, chicken and orange juice. I was in ballet and climbing trees and playing in the cornfield. With us living in the city now, she took to swimming as a child but got bored when she could not obtain more swimming diplomas after 1,5 km, so she switched over to gymnastics and has been doing that for 10 years. There is not an ounce of fat on her body even with all that orange juice
@@ccatarinajm7114 It's not only the caloric intake I'm worried about, but also the number it does on your blood sugar levels. While orange juice is healthy in moderation, and most people eat more sugar than they should, 1 liter per day is excessive. Obviously you're convinced this is healthy as nothing has happened to you or your daughter specifically, but you're generalising your lifestyle based on yourself to the entirety of the population, against what's recommended (max 1 glass of juice per day). I know someone who's convinced that the "sun is healing", so when he had an operation that left some non-aesthetic scars, he decided to tan them to "heal" it. Straight against the doctors orders. But he was convinced about his beliefs. Tanning increases risk of cancer, and the risk becomes much higher for damaged skin. This is still a risk, so maybe nothing happens for this guy, but that's not the same as nothing happens to everyone. I would expect people consuming 1L of juice or soda (same sugar contents) to have e.g. a higher risk of diabetes.
@@Orthilia I'm glad to finally get a broader response than "oh, all that sugar." You are absolutely right. However, I went back to all that I wrote and I can't find me actually writing that it's good for everybody. I specifically wrote that this was my experience and how it affected me and my daughter. Though I must admit, in my mind I do generalize it so I probably do sound like that even if I didn't write it explicitly. Thank you for pointing that out. I should know better than that, having struggled through three levels of statistics in university. I have also heard that orange juice and soda contain about the same amount of sugar. I guess that because of my own experiences I have always brushed it off as other kind or "better" sugar or something like that, even though I have never actually researched it. I ought to do that either to open my own eyes or to have a counter argument, depending on the outcome of the research (which will only be based on literature study because there is no way I can actually study this). Believe it or not, your extended comment actually intrigued me to the point that I do want to find out more about all that orange juice, even have myself checked for the risk of diabetes. Our health insurance was only recently offering a free test of some sort. I might actually take them up on it. So thank you, for not just chastising me but also trying to educate me. I really appreciate that.
@@ccatarinajm7114 You're also right, I might have read too much into your comment compared to what you wrote - I might be biased as I encounter a lot of misleading information on the internet, but this might indeed also be the way that someone else would interpret it. I should have thought about that, so I'll try to do that in future debates here. You seem like a good person. It's rare to have such a civil debate on the internet, so thank you, and I wish you the best of luck.
This explains my issue! I started using a vitamin C serum and evening mask a few months ago and while they were so great for my skin, a patch of dry skin appeared next to my nose and keeps getting irritated. It started to heal when I stopped using the serum and the mask for a while. Now I know why. I'll keep using the serum at a lower frequency and avoid the irritated area then.
I get this too under my nose it gets red and itchy and dry. I get it from glycolic acid and retinol products even though I don’t put it under my nose. It’s when I go to put my face lotion on I must still have it on my hands even know I wash them it starts to get irritated. After trying several products to make it go away I found something on Amazon that actually works. As soon as I feel that itch coming on I use it and it takes it away. It does have an unpleasant smell to it but it works. It’s for seborrheic dermatitis and eczema relief.
OMG thank you so much for this video dr. Gary! Wanted to use a vit. C. Serum for a while know, but I just didn't know what to look for. You gave exactly the information i needed and I ordered one right away! Thnx again. Greetings from Amsterdam xxx
I've watched a lot of your videos today for the first time. I just found your channel. I am not willing to go through the expense and pain of having surgery because I hate my nose or hairline. The only way I would have surgery like this is if it was a quality of life or a health thing. Young men panick when the realize that they are going bald, but take it from a 50 year old GenXr. Women will still love you, and you won't care at age 50. All of that money that you spent on getting some hair back could have been spent on a mortgage or your retirement. You will not be young forever.
topical vitamin c has been incredible for my stretch marks! i gained and lost weight rapidly and i was left with red and purple stretch marks. when i got stretch marks as a teen, they took years to fade from purple to brown to a pale tan color. i used inexpensive topical vitamin c on my fresh stretch marks and the redness has completely faded, the stubborn hyperpigmentation never formed, they’re significantly flatter and now they’re almost invisible. i know this is an n=1 situation and just anecdotal evidence, but it was very effective in my case!
Thanks for another great educational video. Is there any difference in the efficacies between the affordable, mid-price range and luxury product categories?
I wish I saw these great results you are talking about. I'm now using Paula's choice vitamin C...I just can't see any difference and I've tried all the recommended brands. I'm fortish and I'm slowly reaching this conclusion: cosmetics don't work! I do see results after microneedling, though!
I see he's recommending to only use the pump dispenser, not the dropper. But the most expensive one shown in the video, including the one I've been using that is suoer expensive, both are in dropper form. Now I'm wondering if the more expensive choices aren't such a good choice.
Can you please do a video on whether or not you think Frankie Muniz had a hair transplant. He claims it is all from hair club but that seems unlikely based off what I’ve learned from watching your videos.
Love your videos! Perhaps you could make a video on Barbara from shark tank? She looks AMAZING and I’m wondering how people can achieve such great results without it looking unnatural. And Cher too but I haven’t checked if you did a video on Cher yet. ❤
Definitely no need to get the Skinceuticals; Timeless makes an identical formulation for a fraction of the cost. The Inkey List is a good budget-priced one too and both of these come in opaque pump containers.
I'm still kinda afraid of trying it since I've read at least 4 different stories of people saying vitamin C had the opposite effect on them and actually made them break out
hey Dr. Gary! Love this video (and all your videos). Is there a best time to apply a vitamin C serum? (i.e. if it's best to apply in the morning, should it go on first or after sunscreen?) Thanks.
Great video! I'd love to see a collab with Dr Maren Locke from The Budget Dermatologist youtube channel. You both show the literature behind the ingredients/products which is super appreciated.
Why didn’t you talk about the difference between the budget, mid and luxury options? If they all contain the same thing what is the reason for going for the other aside from the concentration?
Channel hot and flashy did a ph test on the ceravee vitamin c and it wasn't at the correct ph level to even enter your skin.... So even tho some say they have the correct ingredients it seems they aren't being formulated properly..... I really appreciate her channel for that, she makes many great recommendations and backs them up by testing
Gary, we need a video on Christina Aguilera. She did something recently and we need to know what - she looks absolutely incredible, like she’s in her twenties again.😍
Thanks Dr. Gary! Have tried a few different vitamin c products and my favourite is the inkeylist (the ordinary one burned my skin). I personally had to patch test a couple to find one that works best for me (Sephora let’s you get samples in stores). I have Fitzpatrick type 2 skin and wear spf 50 on top of vit c daily. Would love to see your am and pm skincare routine.
What can I do for Senile Pupura? Mine has just gotten a lot worse. I used to get small red bruises, now I get huge, dark purple bruises as a result of the smallest brush against something. It’s awful. Does topical vitamin C help? I can’t take marine or bovine collagen, I’m allergic.
hey doc. what are your experiences with stem cell therapy for hair hair loss? its something i have found just a few days ago and cant build an opinion because of lacking data. do you know about it? Do you know any sources or places that do that?
Does it lighten the skin? Because then I'm losing my natural protection from melanin. I feel like retinol and vitamin c research may only have been done on light skinned people. Is it better to lighten our skin with vitamin c and retinol and get their other benefits or just use our own natural melanin protection?
Maybe one of the girls here can gimme a hand, 😃 I'm a guy looking for some eye contour, what would you recommend? Any brands or ingredients I should avoid? Totally lost tbh
CVS and rite aid have tons of eye shadow and mascara products. Generally brown eye shadow is flattering coupled with black or brown eyeliner topped with the mascara on your lashes. Wet and Wild brand is super cheap and affordable and the drug stores have sales on makeup often. I would avoid buying any makeup from the dollar stores as a lot of the stuff is off brand
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Well not to sound like a narcissist Getting old stinks. If you're an older man than you want women to treat you well looking younger than your age is highly beneficial. People in general treat you better when you look younger.
The picture before the video starts (before and after pic) is a little childish to be honest. You don’t put vitamine C serum on your teeth I imagine. 🙈
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Following using rice berry face serum by litttleextrra for three weeks, here's what I experienced:
Benefits: It effectively softens and evens out the skin, giving it a subtle glow. I've also noticed a decrease in my genetic dark circles (avoiding the eye area is recommended). It has also helped fade dark spots on my sister's skin.
Cons: Personally, mine is dry and dull skin, and using the serum daily exacerbated my dryness.
I recommend using it three times weekly along with a quality moisturizer to avoid dryness. I haven't seen any noticeable improvement in tan or pigmentation issues in first 3 weeks.
Update after two months: After nearly two months of consistent use, I regard it my holy grail serum. It has started showing positive results. My skin is glowing, dark circles lessened, and dark spots faded a lot. So patience is key when using this face serum.
The riceberrry vitamin c serum is actually worth it. It has significantly improved my hyperpigmentation in just a few days of use. It gives a glow and has a wonderfully smooth texture. I simply loved this face serum and will surely recommend it.
i am very happy to see your hair is growing, i started to search for alopecia videos and your videos is one of the motivated and scientific explained , i had a bald patch and i receive multiple kenacort injection and now is recovering .
Soon you will have so much hair you will scream 😅 I am happy for you.
@@_chimera_
I agree. I just saw a video with him wearing a surgery cap & he looked yrs younger than in this video. I don't mean that as an insult, but his face is so perfectly symmetrical he can get away with no hair imo.
I didn’t even know it wasn’t just a choice. He is very handsome and he can rock a shaved head so I thought that’s why he did it, especially since he usually has to wear the surgeon caps and what not anyway.
I'm very prone to acne because of my high natural Test, but since I started Intermittent fasting 18 years ago it got better and I look younger than my age, I also started this year taking pantothenic acid and now even better, and now I have a flawless skin. Best
Dude your hair! That’s amazing and I’m so thrilled for you! Keep on!
Eyebrows makes a big difference doc. You look good 😊
Honestly, vitamin C changed my skin so much it's crazy. I have done IPL, microneedling, every retinoid (literally), etc, etc but 10% vitamin c blows them all away.
❤your videos are always so great. My favorite part of your videos are you are calming, soothing, genuine, kind, and genuine. Your speaking voice is soothing, you have the Morgan freeman unusual voice gift. Sent with a hug, because if I watch your videos I feel happier than I did before I hit play.
Vitamin C is by far my favourite active ingredient in skincare, I found it better than retinol as an anti aging as I cannot get a prescription retinol just now, so I’m just gonna stick with vitamin C as it gives me far better results than over the counter retinol, also it improved my acne scars and overall skin texture. I’m using the cerave vitamin C serum and I find it excellent, it doesn’t irritate my skin and I use it every single morning, I store it in the fridge so it won’t oxidise as fast, I just finished a whole tube and I bought another one, great value for the money!
Ur skin looks so so good. Wat vitamin c brand are u applying. And can u start ur own channel
please tell me the name of the serum in full or give a link to this product
Olay retinol cream is an option
@@jvb8035She wrote what she uses-"cerave vitamin c serum"
@@jvb8035"cerave vitamin c serum"
It’s strange that everything you warned against in choosing a vit-c product is in the most expensive one.
Thank you for the video💙
I was reading on line several years ago about how cigarette smoking interferes with the bodies ability to absorb Vitamin C, back when everyone was using Vitamin A for skin. I thought then, wow! We're using the wrong thing. When Hyaluronic Acid, or Vitamin C, came on the market, I jumped on it. Born in Fl., lifetime in sun, etc. I have used it faithfully twice a day for several years, following with a good moisturizer. I have no wrinkles or sagging. I am 70 yrs. old. This comes in all types of price points, Hyaluronic Acid. I found one for just 20.00, it lasts me around 6 weeks. A total game changer! You only need to be consistent. Twice a day, morning and night.
Hi I also live in Fl which vitamin c you recommend?
This is a very informative and easy to understand video. Thank you so much!
Yo man! I don't know if you read your comments but PLEASE do a video on Trusculpt ID! I'm 2/3 treatments in for a double chin (Just weird genes, I'm not overweight) and the results are genuinely amazing, I was disheartened by some Reddit posts but there was a sale at a clinic so I decided to try it and I'm so much more confident now when taking photos.. And I still have one treatment to go.
I ended up getting it done on my abdomen and am 1/3 treatment in and seeing very subtle but noticeable results. I really think it deserves a deeper dive as it's basically a non-invasive procedure for stubborn fat reduction.
I've always used a dry powder vitamin c and added it to a HA cream. Not good? Great videos! Sick this week, found you and am having a blast, lol.
This was very informative. Just got a serum bc everyone keeps saying to use vitamin c. Glad to get context around as to how and why.
Looking good Gary mate. Eyebrows make a huge difference 👍🏾
Dr. Gary can you make a video about LED masks, do they actually work? Do they fit any type of skin as they claim? Are they worth it?
You’re looking great, sir.
I grew up drinking one liter of freshly made orange juice a day, 4 school days a week, from the age of three to the age of nineteen. Say what you will, but these are my experiences:
for starters I NEVER got the flu. I didn't know what it was; I heard people talk about it, classmates who got sick but I had no idea. Until the winter after I finished high school, that's when, for the first time in my life, I got the flu.
When I was nineteen, I was run over by a car. All I remember is seeing everything turn upside down like when you do salto, but I didn't feel it. I was hit against my right leg and I'm said to have rolled over the car and knocked a bus stop pole before I fell to the ground. I woke up in the hospital with a concussion, a wound just above my eye that they were closing at that very moment and let's call it a very colorful leg between my hip and my knee. Didn't break a single bone.
I started university when I was 37, people thought I was only slightly older than they were, about 25. The other day we went to an open class for my eldest daughter to check out that college. The students who were effectively following that class, thought that I was her older friend. I asked them how old they thought I was. After some deliberation they said 32. My daughter and I laughed so hard. I was 46.
I'm too lazy to actually do that myself, but there is a store half a mile from here that has a machine. So every two or three days I walk over to the store and get myself 1,5 l of fresh orange juice. To this day I call it liquid gold.
One liter PER DAY? Jesus that's a lot of sugar
@@Orthilia before I started taking antidepressants for postpartum depression, I was - what we call - a batten with a butt and two mosquito bites, so that sugar you speak of, did nothing other than give me energy. We rarely ate sweets and my mother would prepare rather healthy food. Can't say that it was the most tasty food - to this day I'm not used to anything spicy and I even rarely use salt. Now, much older, I notice that the days that I drink orange juice I don't even crave sweets. So there's your sugar for you. Nobody will ever convince me that orange juice is bad for me, unless something changes with me. Like, my upper neighbor says the same thing you do, but she had a gastric bypass so I get that in her case, it's not good. I grew up on mainly rice, chicken and orange juice, and I was healthy and energetic. I tried that with my daughter too, but she could not support any fruit at first, so she got broccoli instead. And now she's 18 and just like me: rice, chicken and orange juice. I was in ballet and climbing trees and playing in the cornfield. With us living in the city now, she took to swimming as a child but got bored when she could not obtain more swimming diplomas after 1,5 km, so she switched over to gymnastics and has been doing that for 10 years. There is not an ounce of fat on her body even with all that orange juice
@@ccatarinajm7114 It's not only the caloric intake I'm worried about, but also the number it does on your blood sugar levels. While orange juice is healthy in moderation, and most people eat more sugar than they should, 1 liter per day is excessive. Obviously you're convinced this is healthy as nothing has happened to you or your daughter specifically, but you're generalising your lifestyle based on yourself to the entirety of the population, against what's recommended (max 1 glass of juice per day). I know someone who's convinced that the "sun is healing", so when he had an operation that left some non-aesthetic scars, he decided to tan them to "heal" it. Straight against the doctors orders. But he was convinced about his beliefs. Tanning increases risk of cancer, and the risk becomes much higher for damaged skin. This is still a risk, so maybe nothing happens for this guy, but that's not the same as nothing happens to everyone. I would expect people consuming 1L of juice or soda (same sugar contents) to have e.g. a higher risk of diabetes.
@@Orthilia I'm glad to finally get a broader response than "oh, all that sugar." You are absolutely right. However, I went back to all that I wrote and I can't find me actually writing that it's good for everybody. I specifically wrote that this was my experience and how it affected me and my daughter. Though I must admit, in my mind I do generalize it so I probably do sound like that even if I didn't write it explicitly. Thank you for pointing that out. I should know better than that, having struggled through three levels of statistics in university. I have also heard that orange juice and soda contain about the same amount of sugar. I guess that because of my own experiences I have always brushed it off as other kind or "better" sugar or something like that, even though I have never actually researched it. I ought to do that either to open my own eyes or to have a counter argument, depending on the outcome of the research (which will only be based on literature study because there is no way I can actually study this). Believe it or not, your extended comment actually intrigued me to the point that I do want to find out more about all that orange juice, even have myself checked for the risk of diabetes. Our health insurance was only recently offering a free test of some sort. I might actually take them up on it. So thank you, for not just chastising me but also trying to educate me. I really appreciate that.
@@ccatarinajm7114 You're also right, I might have read too much into your comment compared to what you wrote - I might be biased as I encounter a lot of misleading information on the internet, but this might indeed also be the way that someone else would interpret it. I should have thought about that, so I'll try to do that in future debates here. You seem like a good person. It's rare to have such a civil debate on the internet, so thank you, and I wish you the best of luck.
Is it a good idea to take it as well as use topical ones?
This explains my issue! I started using a vitamin C serum and evening mask a few months ago and while they were so great for my skin, a patch of dry skin appeared next to my nose and keeps getting irritated. It started to heal when I stopped using the serum and the mask for a while. Now I know why. I'll keep using the serum at a lower frequency and avoid the irritated area then.
I get this too under my nose it gets red and itchy and dry. I get it from glycolic acid and retinol products even though I don’t put it under my nose. It’s when I go to put my face lotion on I must still have it on my hands even know I wash them it starts to get irritated. After trying several products to make it go away I found something on Amazon that actually works. As soon as I feel that itch coming on I use it and it takes it away. It does have an unpleasant smell to it but it works. It’s for seborrheic dermatitis and eczema relief.
OMG thank you so much for this video dr. Gary! Wanted to use a vit. C. Serum for a while know, but I just didn't know what to look for. You gave exactly the information i needed and I ordered one right away! Thnx again. Greetings from Amsterdam xxx
I've watched a lot of your videos today for the first time. I just found your channel. I am not willing to go through the expense and pain of having surgery because I hate my nose or hairline. The only way I would have surgery like this is if it was a quality of life or a health thing. Young men panick when the realize that they are going bald, but take it from a 50 year old GenXr. Women will still love you, and you won't care at age 50. All of that money that you spent on getting some hair back could have been spent on a mortgage or your retirement. You will not be young forever.
What about vitamin c dietary supplement? Can they improve your skin?
Why so many bottle dropper dispensers? Those are such a hassle. It’s not easy to find C in an airless pump.
topical vitamin c has been incredible for my stretch marks! i gained and lost weight rapidly and i was left with red and purple stretch marks. when i got stretch marks as a teen, they took years to fade from purple to brown to a pale tan color. i used inexpensive topical vitamin c on my fresh stretch marks and the redness has completely faded, the stubborn hyperpigmentation never formed, they’re significantly flatter and now they’re almost invisible. i know this is an n=1 situation and just anecdotal evidence, but it was very effective in my case!
Dr.L., great info! Are you going to bring a reliable vit C product to market? 😊 I’d be very interested!
Thanks for another great educational video. Is there any difference in the efficacies between the affordable, mid-price range and luxury product categories?
I wish I saw these great results you are talking about. I'm now using Paula's choice vitamin C...I just can't see any difference and I've tried all the recommended brands. I'm fortish and I'm slowly reaching this conclusion: cosmetics don't work! I do see results after microneedling, though!
I see he's recommending to only use the pump dispenser, not the dropper. But the most expensive one shown in the video, including the one I've been using that is suoer expensive, both are in dropper form. Now I'm wondering if the more expensive choices aren't such a good choice.
Can you please do a video on whether or not you think Frankie Muniz had a hair transplant. He claims it is all from hair club but that seems unlikely based off what I’ve learned from watching your videos.
Skin exposed to sunlight and citrus of any kind can result in significant burning.
great video and well-edited to be engaging but educational 👌
That explains why no Vit C ever worked on my skin. Not enough penetration! !😢😢
I love my night 20% vitamin C serum, its the only thing I use after the shower
How about the Timeless Skincare brand or Skin Deva??
Love your videos! Perhaps you could make a video on Barbara from shark tank? She looks AMAZING and I’m wondering how people can achieve such great results without it looking unnatural. And Cher too but I haven’t checked if you did a video on Cher yet. ❤
Definitely no need to get the Skinceuticals; Timeless makes an identical formulation for a fraction of the cost. The Inkey List is a good budget-priced one too and both of these come in opaque pump containers.
Thank you for this amazing information!
Thank you for another great video Dr Gary!
I had a face and neck life 5 weeks ago with a good result so far. I wanted to have a “one and done” kind of experience. So far so good.
I’m glad my kids had some orange juice with dinner today.
I'm still kinda afraid of trying it since I've read at least 4 different stories of people saying vitamin C had the opposite effect on them and actually made them break out
Ascorbic acid makes me break out when it’s in my skin care. It blisters my skin. I wish I could apply it topically.
Just looked at your website , but says the skin care products are all sold out , I’ll have to try back
Do you guys know of any good cruelty free / vegan vitamin c skincare product? This is excellent for a gift I want to give on Christmas
Thank you, Dr Linkov for the highly informative video.
hey Dr. Gary! Love this video (and all your videos). Is there a best time to apply a vitamin C serum? (i.e. if it's best to apply in the morning, should it go on first or after sunscreen?) Thanks.
Sunscreen should be last if you're still wondering. And the morning is a great time to apply.
@@cindyh303 if you use a chemical sunscreen, it should go on first. A physical sunscreen, should be last.
That's why I baby my lemon and orange trees ❣ a guarantee vitamin "C source."
Plus they have incredibly lovely smelling blossoms 😊
So what about acne treatment? Will there be a video about this?
Great video! I'd love to see a collab with Dr Maren Locke from The Budget Dermatologist youtube channel. You both show the literature behind the ingredients/products which is super appreciated.
Why didn’t you talk about the difference between the budget, mid and luxury options? If they all contain the same thing what is the reason for going for the other aside from the concentration?
You’re store is sold out! Will there be a restock bf xmas?
Thank you for the emphasis on product stability and packaging
Channel hot and flashy did a ph test on the ceravee vitamin c and it wasn't at the correct ph level to even enter your skin.... So even tho some say they have the correct ingredients it seems they aren't being formulated properly.....
I really appreciate her channel for that, she makes many great recommendations and backs them up by testing
Exactly. Angie’s ph test video was eye opening. Timeless vitamin C is definitely the most cost effective.
@@rachelkay8354 I love that serum I've been using it for for years now and I can say it's amazing!!!
Gary, we need a video on Christina Aguilera. She did something recently and we need to know what - she looks absolutely incredible, like she’s in her twenties again.😍
Always love your videos 🫶🏻
Can you do a plastic surgery analysis of Josie Davis from Charles in Charge?
How do I treat scalp inflammation? I get it a lot especially after I shower.
simple Chlorhexidine is not ok?
Thanks Dr. Gary! Have tried a few different vitamin c products and my favourite is the inkeylist (the ordinary one burned my skin). I personally had to patch test a couple to find one that works best for me (Sephora let’s you get samples in stores). I have Fitzpatrick type 2 skin and wear spf 50 on top of vit c daily. Would love to see your am and pm skincare routine.
Never noticed any difference with a vitamin C serum (or retinol)
What can I do for Senile Pupura? Mine has just gotten a lot worse. I used to get small red bruises, now I get huge, dark purple bruises as a result of the smallest brush against something. It’s awful. Does topical vitamin C help? I can’t take marine or bovine collagen, I’m allergic.
Hi Dr. Gary, what are your thoughts on the vitamin C serum from Timeless?
hey doc. what are your experiences with stem cell therapy for hair hair loss? its something i have found just a few days ago and cant build an opinion because of lacking data. do you know about it? Do you know any sources or places that do that?
Is there a vit c mask or something that can be made from say fruit or something?
Can u do video about Jane Fonda plastic surgery plssss
How are you growing back hair?
found weird that the doc recomends Loreal vit c serum as it oXidizes after short time
All vitamin C serums oxidize easily. Keep it out of the light.
Hey Gary,
what do you think about the new Data on verteporfin and will you use it in your Praxis ?
Hi doc is 3-o-ethyl ascorbic acid better than l ascorbic acid ?
Does it lighten the skin? Because then I'm losing my natural protection from melanin. I feel like retinol and vitamin c research may only have been done on light skinned people. Is it better to lighten our skin with vitamin c and retinol and get their other benefits or just use our own natural melanin protection?
Natural protection from melanin, you might just need sunscreen.
Melanin is a quite poor protection though...
Hi dr what are your thoughts on ice fue?
Can you not dissolve a vit c pill and use that topically 😅
What does scaring alopecia look like?
Please make some more videos about scube3 and give some updates
Can you use vit-c that’s meant for oral supplementation on your skin?(mixed with water or face lotion)
Maybe one of the girls here can gimme a hand, 😃 I'm a guy looking for some eye contour, what would you recommend? Any brands or ingredients I should avoid? Totally lost tbh
CVS and rite aid have tons of eye shadow and mascara products. Generally brown eye shadow is flattering coupled with black or brown eyeliner topped with the mascara on your lashes. Wet and Wild brand is super cheap and affordable and the drug stores have sales on makeup often. I would avoid buying any makeup from the dollar stores as a lot of the stuff is off brand
My type of video!😊
Hi, how about keeping it in the fridge? I do, then it doesn’t turn orange.
Yes keep it in fridge turning orange is meaning it is no longer effective and has gone bad.
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There’s such a big difference.
How are You Sir,
Hi doctor, I just want to ask you that alopecia univesalis occur without alopecia areata or not, does it occurs by generalised hair thinning?
Do I need to wear high spf unscreen while using vitamin C ?
Vitamin isn’t sunscreen so yes
Oh! Someones immunesystem fought back! Nice! 😊
I juiced lemons because I have a lemon tree and just splash my face with it works a treat can juice and put in bath easy peasy
im addicted to bell peppers
Looking at you doc… I think you could use a little “Tweak “ here and there too.
vitamin c oxides on my face and makes my skin tanner so I stopped using it
Confess the Lord Jesus Christ with your mouth and believe in your heart that He died for your sins on the cross and God raised Him from the dead on the third day; repent of your sins and be baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit!
Amen bro ❤
The hell does this have to do with vitamin C.
@@baileymoran8585vitamin Christ ;)
Vitamin C1:27, my favorite Bible verse. Thank you!
@@baileymoran8585 vitamin Christ
Well not to sound like a narcissist Getting old stinks. If you're an older man than you want women to treat you well looking younger than your age is highly beneficial. People in general treat you better when you look younger.
It's great in your diet but as a skincare serum? Overrated and overhyped.
The picture before the video starts (before and after pic) is a little childish to be honest. You don’t put vitamine C serum on your teeth I imagine. 🙈
I love your channel and I love that you provide education in such a manner that it’s understandable by many people. I think you get that from BKLYN 718 💖
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Lololo. But your left side was not real. Still love your show.
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I guess doctor came from russia 🇷🇺
Just eat fruit and veg
Title is garbage. You're better than that.
“How topical vitamin C can help your skin“. Too truthful for you?
From the thumbnail it looks like u are promoting wiping a citrus fruit on the skin. Then u talked so much and totally lost me.
Fake and deceptive thumbnail and talk.
can i apply moisturiser after it in the morning? also using adapalene in the evening, they combine fine together?