Okay but if I muted this, it would look like this was a much more intimate conversation. I feel chemistry exuding from my screen! I love you both, such beautiful women 😍
Dr. Sam converted me to an azelic acid believer. I have been using it for like 3 years and my skin is in great place. I really like to see these two amazing women hanging out and talk skincare ❤
I have closed comedones, rosacea and bad melasma and have been using over the counter 20% Azelaic Acid (AZclear from Australia) for 2 months. It's amazing. I'm almost at 'leaving house without makeup' stage (and I'm 58)
I use it every night after my retinol (as it's a cream type texture) and then yes, put a moisturiser over. I've just ordered some 'APAD' from Geek & Gorgeous as that's also 20% but it's more a watery consistency so I can put it on first and will bump it up to twice a day. @@emma-gt7jl
Thank you so much for all the education you provide to us Cass! It's incredible to have brilliant, educated creators like yourself sharing information that would in the past have been $$$! Lots of love from Australia (where it's currently after 4am at the time of this video, so I should get my lil insomniac butt back into bed once this video is done premiering).🦋💜
get a stress ball or some other tool to keep your fingers busy Cassandra. I am a lip picker. Lipstick helped me to get it under control. You will find something too. Some finger plays will keep your hands busy for sure
Thanks for the video, Cassandra and Dr. Sam! Azelaic acid has been amazing for me in mitigating rosacea redness and a couple of facial dark areas from sun damage.
I’d known Azelaic acid was used for melasma and pih in acne sufferers but didn’t think it had anything to offer me. Until I saw Dr Sam’s first video on Azelaic acid and she explained so clearly it’s benefits for sensitive skin in general! I’ve been using the ordinary’s 10% Azelaic acid for the past 2 years and my skin has gone from super sensitive and reactive to mildly sensitive but able to tolerate retinol most nights and even ascorbic acid almost every day. I’d never been able to use ascorbic acid more than 3 or 4 times before I gave up. I had some tingling at first with the Azelaic acid, so I started slow. And I didn’t notice any improvement for quite a while but I’m so glad I just stuck with it. Thanks Dr Sam
Thank you so much for your content! I heard of azelaic acid being awesome for PIH, used it, and absolutely loved it and it's part of my skincare routine
Maybe it's because I used a 15% gel and 20% cream, but azelaic acid caused itching sensations and for me that is worse than dryness. It is why I don't like using it on my face and prefer retinol or adapalene.
It’s great to see you two together ! I wonder if azalaic acid good for me . 🤔 I don’t have acne but you can see veins quite clearly under my skin in the lower cheek area .
As someone's with very dry & sensitive skin, deep oil cleansing actually helps me soften and gently remove the very dry flakes of skin without irritating my skin. Then i follow up with treatment ingredients to help combat future dryness. But in the moment, deep oil cleansing is really helpful because I do it about 1x per week when my skin is getting very itchy. It gives me a gentle way to address that itchiness so that i don't start picking at my skin.
I use azelic acid and my skin seems to love it. I use the one from the ordinary but I hate that it peals no matter how much or less I use it so I would use it only at night time. But $60 for a azelic acid serum is a bit too much for me. I am sure there are way cheaper azelic acid serums as good as hers.
Correct me if I'm wrong. There really isn't alot of data for efficiency of azalaic acid below 15%. So why use an over the counter less affective products?
I have a question, but first, let me say I’ve been following both of you, and the giggly info was delightful. So- I’ve had broken capillaries on my cheeks, and my nose, since the spring from micro needling. And now my skin has become a bit reactive. I’m 53, I’m perimenopausal, my skin is really dry, I have a lot of premature aging because of a lot of sun exposure, though I don’t have hyper pigmentation or acne . I’ve been using azelaic acid 10%, which actually also has some salicylic acid in it, which I did not know until somebody pointed it out to me. I have not been using it over the area with my broken capillaries. Which Azalaic acid product of yours should I use? I use retinol .3%, just for a few months , but I’m not using that over the area with my broken capillaries. Would love some guidance.
I have been using azelaic acid for years I love that shit. I have cystic acne and if my skin gets stripped, sensitive, angry, sunburnt, retinoinized(?), you name it, I can always use that shit. I swear to God it's fixed my credit score. It's like my fairy godmother.
A derm once asked me to stop using azelaic acid saying that it's only worth using for severe cases of acne and rosacea, but for more mild cases it does more harm than good, since it dries and thins the skin out Do you think it is a valid concern?
@@CelesteGarcia71991all the options we have in my country are over the counter, and there aren't many. We usually have at least 10%. I was very confused 🤔
Being honest, I'm not sure. I watch a lot of derms and none of them have ever said this, so I want to say maybe it's not a real concern, but maybe like the other commenter said, the derm could have been referring to prescription strength. (Still never heard a derm talk about this though, at any strength.) I have mild rosacea (type 1) and over the counter azelaic acid has been the best thing I've ever done for it. I'm no longer constantly red in the cheeks or have blood vessels visible all the time. I also don't experience irritation from other actives nearly as often anymore, or really irritation in general. It is very rare now that I experience any irritation, redness, or visible blood vessels (Also, I use the Peach slices azelaic acid.) I will say this though, while it's been a miracle worker for my rosacea, it hasn't done a thing for my acne. I have seen a little bit of skin smoothing, and I do think it has helped mildly with hyperpigmentation, but the rosacea is what I have seen the biggest results with, if that helps.
What about aPAD or Azeclair, a azelaic acid derivative that is easier to formulate into an elegantly textured product. Is it as good for rosacea? Are there skin conditions where it is better or worse?
I have been wanting to get Dr. Sam’s Flawless Brightening for my rosacea for months (thanks to Cass). Is there a discount code we can use to help us & Cassandra? I have been buying Aziderm from India but I would rather use this ❤
Dear Cassandra... I also have intrusive thought syndrome... Iv never written a comment to you like this but I really need to know do you have it too... it's on a level.of torture in my eyes sweetie.... You brave sole... please stay strong n il try too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
So, I’ve been looking at Dr. Sam’s stuff since watching the video, the only thing is, is it really worth it?! Her products look amazing! But I’m in Canada - so if I was to purchase the Flawless Brightly serum. The conversion makes it out to be $80+ CAD 😭 Is it worth it? Should I take the plunge?
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I'm happy to see Mrs Camille Anne Hector mentioned here,my spouse recommended her to me after investing $4500 and she has really helped us financially in thu times of COVID-19 lockdown here in Italy.
I thought I'm the only one that knows her well I guess her good reputations speaks for her now. After losing a lot of money trading on my own my life changed when i started earning over $86,300 on my investment
I love azelaic acid and I’m sure this was a very informative video, but I can’t get over the practically sitting on each other’s laps and severe close talking. One can actively listen without copying every movement someone else makes and sitting 2 inches from them.
I see what you mean but on the other hand, one can also actively listen to the information without looking at the video (seriously do most youtube viewers actually just sit there and look at two people talking?).
@@morgianasartre6709 not when it’s her and the guest because they almost always are sitting ridiculously close to one another, and she can’t stop copying every single thing that you do. When she’s alone, I watch them. and there are plenty of Collabs I have watched. if I just wanna listen, I listen to a podcast.
This just looks like two people that really connected, and Cassandra has said she’s a touchy feely person in the past, and at the minute is probably in need of some kind human connection. Your comment is quite unnecessary.
@@AidanOtfMcClean my comment is fine just as yours is. We are all allowed to comment. Her being touchy feely is fine as long as her guest is and she received consent.
Your health and skin would improve overall, and acne would be non-existent if you embraced a PROPER HUMAN DIET, which is more of a keto carnivore diet. If you research it, you will find humans are NOT vegetarian
BRUH once I got help for my ED and gained weight, I've had more acne than when I was even a teenager. My derm said it could be the weight gain plus just putting a bunch of food into your body that is simply not used to. Food does correlate with acne, so once you start eating a more diverse diet, your skin can freak out. Just like your body freaks out and stores the fat because it's concerned another famine will happen.
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Okay but if I muted this, it would look like this was a much more intimate conversation. I feel chemistry exuding from my screen! I love you both, such beautiful women 😍
They are talkin about chemistry tho 😌😉
Completely unrelated, but are y’all two in love?!? Cuz THE EYEZZZZ!!!! The closenesssss!!! 👀🫣🫢
My two favourite “skintellectuals” in one video! Thank you.
Sending you love!! ❤
Dr. Sam converted me to an azelic acid believer. I have been using it for like 3 years and my skin is in great place.
I really like to see these two amazing women hanging out and talk skincare ❤
Amazing! It’s such a great superhero skin care ingredient and I’m so happy that it has found a home in your routine!! ❤
Thank you for educating us. But omg the way she looks at you🥺
How cute you two are together 😊
Is it me or is Dr Sam checking Cassandra out?
definetely lol, the way she's looking at her
😂😂😂😂 for real. Lol I thought the same thing
2 smart and beautiful women- they do seem to click
I think they are dating
Lay roses at your feet, Cassandra
I have closed comedones, rosacea and bad melasma and have been using over the counter 20% Azelaic Acid (AZclear from Australia) for 2 months. It's amazing. I'm almost at 'leaving house without makeup' stage (and I'm 58)
hi! how often do you use it, and do you pair it w/ a moisturizer? as i just got prescribed this too w/ acne, closed comedones, and rosacea
I use it every night after my retinol (as it's a cream type texture) and then yes, put a moisturiser over. I've just ordered some 'APAD' from Geek & Gorgeous as that's also 20% but it's more a watery consistency so I can put it on first and will bump it up to twice a day.
@@emma-gt7jl
Girl you are RADIANT ❤
I am a huge fan of azalaic acid thanks to Dr. Sam. And here a big thank you for your lip balm Dr. Sam. It saves my lips every single day ❤
I love to hear this! The neutralizing jail is personally one of my favorites, and go tos
Gel wow haha ❤
I have, pardon HAD, really textured oily skin. I started using Azelaic acid in combination with Niacinamide and it did wonders for my skin.
I feel the
chemistry between the chemist n Cassandra. Sam is eye 👁️ fu..ing her 😂
lol I got the same vibe immediately
Thank you so much for all the education you provide to us Cass! It's incredible to have brilliant, educated creators like yourself sharing information that would in the past have been $$$! Lots of love from Australia (where it's currently after 4am at the time of this video, so I should get my lil insomniac butt back into bed once this video is done premiering).🦋💜
Azelaic acid really helps my redness on my chest cheeks. Also helps my pores. Love it
I just want someone to look at me the way Dr. Sam looks at Cassandra 😍🥹
get a stress ball or some other tool to keep your fingers busy Cassandra. I am a lip picker. Lipstick helped me to get it under control. You will find something too. Some finger plays will keep your hands busy for sure
Bomb colab!!!!
Thanks for the video, Cassandra and Dr. Sam! Azelaic acid has been amazing for me in mitigating rosacea redness and a couple of facial dark areas from sun damage.
I’d known Azelaic acid was used for melasma and pih in acne sufferers but didn’t think it had anything to offer me. Until I saw Dr Sam’s first video on Azelaic acid and she explained so clearly it’s benefits for sensitive skin in general!
I’ve been using the ordinary’s 10% Azelaic acid for the past 2 years and my skin has gone from super sensitive and reactive to mildly sensitive but able to tolerate retinol most nights and even ascorbic acid almost every day. I’d never been able to use ascorbic acid more than 3 or 4 times before I gave up.
I had some tingling at first with the Azelaic acid, so I started slow. And I didn’t notice any improvement for quite a while but I’m so glad I just stuck with it.
Thanks Dr Sam
Thank you so much for your content! I heard of azelaic acid being awesome for PIH, used it, and absolutely loved it and it's part of my skincare routine
I JUST started using azelaic acid!
Two of my favorite skincare youtubers 🥰
This could not be better timing. I was just shopping for azelaic acids for the first time last night. Thanks a bunch you two.
I just started following her so funny. You have a video with her awesome.
Maybe it's because I used a 15% gel and 20% cream, but azelaic acid caused itching sensations and for me that is worse than dryness. It is why I don't like using it on my face and prefer retinol or adapalene.
i’ve heard of some people who’ve found that keeping it in the fridge reduces any itching, but happy you’ve found something that works better for you!
Yaaay..💃💃
My two Beautiful Ladies❤
It’s great to see you two together ! I wonder if azalaic acid good for me . 🤔 I don’t have acne but you can see veins quite clearly under my skin in the lower cheek area .
I haven't been into skincare content for a while but I wanted to see the crossover.
As someone's with very dry & sensitive skin, deep oil cleansing actually helps me soften and gently remove the very dry flakes of skin without irritating my skin. Then i follow up with treatment ingredients to help combat future dryness. But in the moment, deep oil cleansing is really helpful because I do it about 1x per week when my skin is getting very itchy. It gives me a gentle way to address that itchiness so that i don't start picking at my skin.
I use azelic acid and my skin seems to love it. I use the one from the ordinary but I hate that it peals no matter how much or less I use it so I would use it only at night time. But $60 for a azelic acid serum is a bit too much for me. I am sure there are way cheaper azelic acid serums as good as hers.
The Inkey List have a 10% Azalaic Acid
Correct me if I'm wrong. There really isn't alot of data for efficiency of azalaic acid below 15%. So why use an over the counter less affective products?
I have a question, but first, let me say I’ve been following both of you, and the giggly info was delightful. So- I’ve had broken capillaries on my cheeks, and my nose, since the spring from micro needling. And now my skin has become a bit reactive. I’m 53, I’m perimenopausal, my skin is really dry, I have a lot of premature aging because of a lot of sun exposure, though I don’t have hyper pigmentation or acne . I’ve been using azelaic acid 10%, which actually also has some salicylic acid in it, which I did not know until somebody pointed it out to me. I have not been using it over the area with my broken capillaries. Which Azalaic acid product of yours should I use? I use retinol .3%, just for a few months , but I’m not using that over the area with my broken capillaries. Would love some guidance.
I’ve tried azelaic acid in a few products and it always seems to cause a breakout of small whiteheads 😢
Azelaic acid burns/stings the shit out of my skin and it dont stop till i wash it off
I tried azelaic acid, but after four months my skin was still breaking out, even though I only used it every other day :(
I use it on the worst acne as a spot treatment not preventatively because it can cause break outs.
Cassandra, can you link the nail stickers you have on? Love them!!!
I have been using azelaic acid for years I love that shit. I have cystic acne and if my skin gets stripped, sensitive, angry, sunburnt, retinoinized(?), you name it, I can always use that shit.
I swear to God it's fixed my credit score. It's like my fairy godmother.
Yay Cassandra Yay !!!
A derm once asked me to stop using azelaic acid saying that it's only worth using for severe cases of acne and rosacea, but for more mild cases it does more harm than good, since it dries and thins the skin out
Do you think it is a valid concern?
Maybe she meant as far as prescription-strength azelaic acid?
@@CelesteGarcia71991all the options we have in my country are over the counter, and there aren't many. We usually have at least 10%.
I was very confused 🤔
Being honest, I'm not sure. I watch a lot of derms and none of them have ever said this, so I want to say maybe it's not a real concern, but maybe like the other commenter said, the derm could have been referring to prescription strength. (Still never heard a derm talk about this though, at any strength.)
I have mild rosacea (type 1) and over the counter azelaic acid has been the best thing I've ever done for it. I'm no longer constantly red in the cheeks or have blood vessels visible all the time. I also don't experience irritation from other actives nearly as often anymore, or really irritation in general. It is very rare now that I experience any irritation, redness, or visible blood vessels (Also, I use the Peach slices azelaic acid.)
I will say this though, while it's been a miracle worker for my rosacea, it hasn't done a thing for my acne. I have seen a little bit of skin smoothing, and I do think it has helped mildly with hyperpigmentation, but the rosacea is what I have seen the biggest results with, if that helps.
What about aPAD or Azeclair, a azelaic acid derivative that is easier to formulate into an elegantly textured product. Is it as good for rosacea? Are there skin conditions where it is better or worse?
i really wanted to love azelaic acid but it did nothing for me
Ship.
I have been wanting to get Dr. Sam’s Flawless Brightening for my rosacea for months (thanks to Cass). Is there a discount code we can use to help us & Cassandra? I have been buying Aziderm from India but I would rather use this ❤
Dear Cassandra... I also have intrusive thought syndrome...
Iv never written a comment to you like this but I really need to know do you have it too... it's on a level.of torture in my eyes sweetie....
You brave sole... please stay strong n il try too.
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@cassandraabankson am I really lol with a wrongly spelt name 🤣🤣🤣👎
So, I’ve been looking at Dr. Sam’s stuff since watching the video, the only thing is, is it really worth it?! Her products look amazing! But I’m in Canada - so if I was to purchase the Flawless Brightly serum. The conversion makes it out to be $80+ CAD 😭
Is it worth it? Should I take the plunge?
i live in canada too and I have seen The Ordinay, Inkey list, Cocokind serums and cream with azelaic acid for much cheaper
Can I use salicylic acid cleanser , hyaluronic acid serum together with azelaic acid?
Dr Sam's Brightly Sereum pils like crazy for me on clean skin. I hate that!!
Every other brand: complaining how hard it is to formulate with azelaic acid
Isispharma with their super elegant 15% formulas: 😎😎😎😎🤘🏼
Needs to try 👀
The best and really good value!
@@karenmariewagstaff5746 Yep, I love my metroruboril a.z. and get it for like 10€ when there are online sales (which is quite often).
can i use 20% azelaic acid with a retinoid in the same night ?
Is good for milia and closed comedones?
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If i want to use 20% pharmacy one should i give any gap? Also can i use long term
I thought there was a lot of flirtation going on here!
can you mix azelik with retional???
Does Azelelic acid help with acne dark scaring?
I say it does, it's great at helping/lessening any kind of hyperpigmentation from my experience
It does
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Is it just me or are they quite flirty with each other?
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I love azelaic acid and I’m sure this was a very informative video, but I can’t get over the practically sitting on each other’s laps and severe close talking. One can actively listen without copying every movement someone else makes and sitting 2 inches from them.
I see what you mean but on the other hand, one can also actively listen to the information without looking at the video (seriously do most youtube viewers actually just sit there and look at two people talking?).
@@morgianasartre6709 not when it’s her and the guest because they almost always are sitting ridiculously close to one another, and she can’t stop copying every single thing that you do. When she’s alone, I watch them. and there are plenty of Collabs I have watched. if I just wanna listen, I listen to a podcast.
This just looks like two people that really connected, and Cassandra has said she’s a touchy feely person in the past, and at the minute is probably in need of some kind human connection. Your comment is quite unnecessary.
@@AidanOtfMcClean my comment is fine just as yours is. We are all allowed to comment. Her being touchy feely is fine as long as her guest is and she received consent.
Your health and skin would improve overall, and acne would be non-existent if you embraced a PROPER HUMAN DIET, which is more of a keto carnivore diet. If you research it, you will find humans are NOT vegetarian
Weird question! But do you know anything about weight gain from an ED and acne correlation??? 🫠✨
BRUH once I got help for my ED and gained weight, I've had more acne than when I was even a teenager. My derm said it could be the weight gain plus just putting a bunch of food into your body that is simply not used to. Food does correlate with acne, so once you start eating a more diverse diet, your skin can freak out. Just like your body freaks out and stores the fat because it's concerned another famine will happen.
Гарне відео, всім бистро до перегляду
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