Derm Reacts to Gwyneth Paltrow's Pseudoscientific Vogue Skincare Routine With Medical Esthetician
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That video should be named GP nightmare skincare routine
FYI CASS: Gwyneth Paltrow is the Founder & CEO of Goop. She’s pushing what makes her money. Typically Hollywood!🙄
I bought a little face roller at the dollar store...for one dollar. I felt I was worth it.🙋♀️
Why does this dermatologist not know the difference between a fatty alcohol and a drying one?? Did anyone catch that? Just goes to show that dermatologists are not chemists and do not understand skincare ingredients only medications.
So many other problems in this video as well. The dermatologist talks about how sunscreens are regulated by the FDA and therefore are safe. The FDA states that organic sunscreens are found in the blood and more tests will be needed. Perhaps this is what Gwyneth considers 'harsh' and why she chooses a mineral sunscreen. On top of that, it is hard to find a non physical sunscreen that does not sting eyes, this too can be considered 'harsh'. I personally do not want sunscreen filters circulating in my blood because I don't know what it does over time. Neither do dermatologists or anyone else for that matter because the studies have simply not been conducted. No one is going to die or have their skin peel off but health problems can arise over time and it's almost impossible to find correlations. I'm a statistician, I see how studies are conducted. Until then it's quite malicious to laugh at people who simply want to err on the side of caution. We have options so why not use them. If you love your avobenzone and homosalate etc: slather them all over to your heart's content, just don't denigrate other people for not doing the same. So evil.
Her beauty secret just should have remained a secret.......
LMAOOO
funniest comment
Best comment ever 😁
Love it..so true!!!
💯
Does anyone notice the amount of sun damage Gwyneth has? Its all over her chest...etc
Yes I was looking at that. It's more video of what not to do to your skin🙈. It's a shame cause I like her but her brand is just🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🙄
Dr Heidi mentioned this in the video.
Yes! Seriously! Looking at that while she said she only puts it on parts...like "Girl, it shows".
Yep...cannot stop staring at her decolletage. It truly looks awful.
If she’s confronted about it she’ll probably tell you, “That’s from my rebellious pre-teen years.” 🤣
I'm so glad to see Cassandra validated by a derm. I was also glad to be validated in my anger about how Gwyneth decided to applied her sunscreen.
watch dr dray's reaction vid
Lots of derms (even ones who never do reactions videos) reacted to that video. Even non derm folks did.
I read unevenscreen, same thing 😏
Yeah, she needs another wilfully ignorant human being to validate her ignorant remarks because facts do just the opposite. They both should do a bit of research beyond the corrupt and “cherry-picking” FDA narrative and learn more about the ingredients that the “clean” companies avoid using and why such ingredients are banned outside of the USA. They should also understand the regulatory process and know that the FDA's data in regulatory decisions are cherry-picked and spoon-fed by the companies seeking approval for their products.
As someone with eczema my skin just peeled off and ran away just watching her dry brush
The imagery 🤣🤣🤣
Dwl.
I knowwww
She didn't even discuss how often she cleans the brush of old dead skin. My eczema started to SCREAM and I had two pimples appear just watching!
Hilarious
I love that the “Clean at Sephora” graphic contains a dieffenbachia leaf, a plant known to cause irritation and swelling if ingested.
You cannot ingest tea tree oil either but it is known for its skincare/haircare benefits when used topically. I briefly looked up dieffenbachia leaf and found no mention of any articles that referenced any skincare benefits, are you sure its that leaf?
@@lux9956 I’m simply pointing out the irony of using the picture of a plant that was historically used for torture because of its irritant properties in a “clean beauty” campaign. Dose and route of administration are not lost on me, but they still managed to include imagery of plants that are considered toxic both topically and orally, simply because they’re green I guess. Anything can be toxic in a high enough concentration, tea tree oil will still cause issues if you use it undiluted on your skin.
Such a good point. Dieffenbachia are also known as dumb cane because if you ingest it, it will cause temporary speechlessness. What a joke!
@Jasem 🤣
@@priyankasensational You guys are morans no where does it say that the pictures of the generic leaves on the sephora clean beauty logo are of dieffenbachia.
How is gwyneth Paltrow getting away with this shit? Honestly insane.
Someone needs to sue her for spreading so much misinformation
Because what she does is 100% legal in the USA. She is a grifter that is very good in phrasing her claims in a way that makes her almost untouchable.
@kathykisses09 Who would sue her though? The only way she could be sued for misinformation is if she spreads it about another brand or if it's so dangerous that a government body decides it needs to stop. Currently, no one has a reason sound enough to stand in court or enough evidence to make a case against her.
@@manifestationsofasort I meant it jokingly 😂
But yes, you're right, it's gonna take a lot to get this lady to shut her mouth
@@manifestationsofasort Unless something she's heavily promoting causes harm to someone, and if she continues along this "trend"... IDK It's like it's waiting to happen.
I regret not wearing sunscreen since my teens, I’m really starting to see the damage now, but people tend to think I look younger than I am (i hope that continues). I know people in their 50s who have better skin than Gwen and used drugstore skincare.
Gwen not looking fabulous in close up, is she?
Worse, my mom is in her mid 60s, used drugstore skincare, and Gwen looks her age (my mom looks at least 10-15 years younger, everybody compliments her about her skin, she doesn't even have crowsfeet). So yeah, she did not take good care of her skin.
How old are you
Genetics have as much to do with it as anything else.
I have been using a mixture of drugstore and high-end brands and always focused on ingredients. I have avoided the sun since a horrific sunburn (doc diagnosed as 2nd degree and gave me several collagen shots) I got at 23 while honeymooning in Hawaii. I get constant compliments on my skin and told I look at least 15 years younger. Now if I could find something for my eyebags, hooded eyes, and sagging jawline. Lol. I noticed a mole on my neck has dropped an inch 😳 🤪 🙃
I was in my dermatologist office yesterday and there to my right was a picture of Gwyneth Paltrow. She's the face of Xeomin which is another brand of a type of botox. Interesting since she says she believes in "clean" natural ingredients. 🤔
i cant believe she still makes millions on this crap.
Botox is a toxin produced by a bacteria. That sounds pretty natural to me.
@@simplyrowen But she specifically advocates for "non-toxic skincare"... and then advertises a literal toxin. 🤭
OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think t's clear the only thing she believes in is money, and getting filthy stinking rich.
Aging is a privilege. - This thought always makes my chest swell. Now that I'm in my mid-30s and despite taking really good care of my skin, I still see my face aging and looking tired. It can be overwhelming. When I was younger, I used to tell myself that I would cherish my smile lines and wouldn't mind if my face wrinkled in a permanent smile.
I am trying to live a life where aging is beautiful. To love my lines that are starting to appear now at 33 years old. I always said I going to love them. I do take care of my skin, but I know I won't be forever withouth wrinkles. However, nowadays everybody gets all types of treatments to look younger, society has become so superficial, so this makes me sad. I's still going to love my smile lines, anger lines, whatever lines. Because they are the vivid image of what I have been through, of what I have lived. I do not want to delete my past and my emotions.
37 here and going thru the same thing 😔
I've just turned 30 and I'm irrationally scared of looking older. I don't think wrinkles alone make you look older. It's also how you move, how happy you are or if you're exhausted by something in life. Physically, hair quality and voice can make you look younger or older. Anyway what do I know! I'm trying to build on my skills, talents and fitness, wear spf and not think about aging!
I've known too many people who've died young. I want to look after myself, but I'm fine with lines if I'm fine.
I know people in their 60s covered with wrinkles but their youthful spirit makes them seem younger and beautiful
“The difference between medicine and poison is in the dose”
Wooahohohohoho
I was gonna write exactly that, Cassandra, would be a great thing to let people know that EVERYTHING is a poison! The amount is what matters... some are extremely toxic so any amount could hurt us, but still in theory anything can be harmful, it depends on the quantity. My younger brother got a food allergy when over eating a specific ingredient, so that's a perfect example of it.
My partner is half native American and he doesn't like wearing sunscreen because his skin is darker and he doesn't think he would ever get skin cancer AND IT MAKES ME SO MAD.
I feel you, it's a very common misconception!
Cassandra has some recent videos about sunscreens that work well on darker skin and don't create that unappealing "white cast" effect, maybe you could have him check those out. Good luck!
Tell him it's about being extra hot when your older 😎😅
You mention that your partner is a guy. My husband has the same attitude about it. I think it’s old school masculinity mixed with a lot of ego. I have found it easier to have my husband to get into a topic with data, science and a simple explanation. You can try to help him with a skincare routine by making sets of routines and numbering them in order. It makes it visual and easy to do everyday. It’s just what I did to help my husband but I’m sure that your partner will have other aids that helps him that I am not going to meddle in. We’re all different. I have noticed that a lot more Greenlandic people takes SPF much more serious than earlier times. People knows that they can get cancer and grey, white, uneven sun damaged skin and they they wants to look good.
Good ideas everyone! Thank you!
My husband is from England and he thinks I’m crazy when I’m constantly being obsessed about sun protection on the cloudy days there when I’m visiting... at least I got him to wear a hat sometimes 😞😞
Can I just say how absolutely amazing dr Heidi is? I really hope she’s in more videos! Not only is she smart yet approachable at the same time, Cassandra’s friendship with her radiates through the screen!
She is so unprofessional, giggles like a 12 year old!
I really love dr heidis attitude. She’s v down to earth and approachable even tho she’s incredibly intelligent. Some derms I feel like can come off as a bit condescending in TH-cam vids but she doesn’t :)
Yes I definitely noticed that! I think it’s cause she works with kids 😌
She has a great sense of humour too. eg the bit about the paper she wrote in kindergarden. Priceless.
They both come off as condescending because they are. They're also wilfully ignorant to how the FDA regulatory process works, where the data used to make determinations comes from, how that data is “cherry-picked,” and why many of the ingredients that the “clean” companies avoid are banned outside of the USA, namely in the EU.
“There is NO need for a new skincare line”.. you hear that celebrities !!!???
Yes 👏👏👏👏
No I think the women meant don't start creating something new we've never seen before, what we have now works.
I noticed the sun damage on Gwyneth's chest *immediately.*
it's pretty intense
@@fernanda722
Yes it is, Fernanda! Quite worrisome.
I think it's just freckles because sun damage tends to be red.
@@chaoswitch1974
If only that were true ...
Sun damage leaves brown spots or blotches, called melasma; it's pretty much permanent damage.
Her skin looks dull after she is done layering on all that stuff.
me about to watch a movie: hmm... i don’t know, man. one hour? i don’t think i have such an attention span.
also me: *sits through a one hour video from cassandra*
That is so funny because it’s exactly how I felt. I never have the patience to watch a film - I find most boring - but this was incredibly entertaining. It didn’t tell me anything new but there’s something so refreshing and validating to hear your p.o.v.s affirmed by a certified dermatologist. I’m certain she’s a fabulous doctor, by the way. And I really enjoy the engaged, no-nonsense way Cassandra manages to summarise fairly complicated concepts in a succinct, palatable, up-beat ( but not vapid) manner. 😊
Omg I'm EXACTLY the same way
Me too I didn’t want to comment and in case I sound mean x
Wow I didn’t even noticed it was an hour!
There no doubt Gwyneth is gorgeous but you can really tell by the freckles on her chest and arms that she has always used spf sparingly.
yeah she apparently has severe sun damage
that’s the first thing i noticed, her skin is visibly damaged from the sun! she has a similar skin tone to me, my chest looked like that before i started using spf properly!
@@jifij89 wait, the skin recovers from that level of damage?
@@miglek9613 mine did, but i was young!
@@jifij89 oh, I guess young skin recovers more easily
I’m just going to say it . Gwen we can tell you don’t wear sunblock it’s pretty visible
So sad she is putting herself at risk for cancer because she is so involved in pseudoscience. The worst part is her spreading that fake info to ppl that will trust her. She is putting ppl at risk with that horrible sunscreen application advice.
@Lindsey Bailes I think it’s worse than that, her natural beauty and money is allowing her to not age as poorly as 99% of people with her skin type who don’t use sunscreen... she’s still beautiful (although her chest looks very freckled and sun damaged) and that may give people the wrong impression that they can get away with not wearing sunscreen properly
You are right, but her name is still "Gwyneth", not "Gwen".
Yeah, if only she had gotten proper education on skin care because while she is pretty she would have looked gorgeous for her age if she had taken better care of her skin.
The # 1 thing you should do.
"Chemicals are strictly regulated in the US"
Me: Laughs in European
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Or are yours OVERLY regulated...?
@@chelseamoore453 Of course, that can be argued from different viewpoints (economy/health/environment). I think even in Europe we need a stricter regulation in some cases.
The EU tends to be better with restricting harmful and allowing good stuff.
@@chelseamoore453 research Du Pont chemicals and Teflon as one example and you will see US is not adequately regulated. For a more recent example, check out heavy metals found in multiple baby food brands.
As a dermatologist, I think modern society just forgets how powerful the human body has evolved to be. I have more patients who come in asking for a product to fix something when many times the underlying issue is the amount of products they are using already and little to no knowledge about how they can interact with one another. You don't need a 35 or 10 step beauty routine. You want the minimal amount of product that works best for you and your skin.
There is one you tuber in particular that focuses on the middle aged and beyond and she has a multi step morning and evening routine. Without any dermatological qualifications she has amassed a huge following who she’s very influential over.
@@janeseemann2527 Ugh. I can't even express how exasperated I am with unqualified beauty influencers. In a way, it's still helping people by undoing the damage their influence has caused, but it's damage that should not be happening in the first place. It is exponentially more difficult and time consuming to have to unwind and evaluate all the products people are using just because some random influencer recommends it than it is to treat someone who comes in with skin problems that isn't trying 10+ products and constantly swapping them out every time someone recommends another one. There is just so much to undo to get back to a base level that you can even work off of to begin a proper skincare regimen. It's also difficult to really get people to stop continuing the cycle, because the instant gratification and immediate access of watching videos and access to products almost makes people addicted to the cycle because social media gives people such unrealistic expectations. Due to the area where I practice, if I could permanently shutdown the stupid Vogue skincare routine videos, it would probably save me a year's worth of work alone. Sigh.
do you think hailey baldwin and madelaine petsch’s skin care routines were fine ? mine is pretty similar to them (without the $400 products and the oils) and i was wondering if it’s too much
@@elisa1213 YES. It's too much everything, products are used incorrectly or in the wrong order (negating any benefits from it), and there is no reason to be spending so much. Very, very, very few high end designer make up and skincare products are even remotely close to being worth their retail price. Instead of wasting thousands of dollars on the products in the skincare routine, if relegating a budget is necessary, get some actual dermatological procedures instead that will actual penetrate the skin barrier and do something. Note it has been a while since I watched their skin routines, but I remember being pretty appalled by both. It's funny for me to watch, but when I think of all the people it's influencing, it becomes a lot less funny.
Think of this as a general rule... you want to use as few but effective products as possible. Talk to your dermatologist or primary care physician. They can give you access to skincare lines that are only available through a doctor.
And always wear sunscreen... even if you are going to be inside. Remember it needs to be reapplied throughout the day!
@@TheLurkingDerm thx! i actually generally do cleanser from cerave for oily skin, then a serum with a little massage if i’m in the mood lol, then moisturizer and finally sunscreen (spf50+) and my skin has been improving a looot. it’s true some products are so expensive and they have roughly the same formula as drugstore ones
i need to remember to reapply sunscreen through the day tho! i always forget
Gwen's chest and spf application prevents me from taking her beauty "tips" seriously.
What? You don't want to take beauty tips from walking shoe leather???
@@feliciac.5981 😒
Her face looks really dull despite the eye makeup and filters.
You know what I never see? Talking about short hair cuts needing sunscreen on the ears (updos, ponytails, etc). My son-in-law got skin cancer on the top of his right ear and it had to be removed, losing a third of his ear. Now his altered ear makes him self conscious, is out for all the world to see. He fears it returning and has two small boys, it’s a real fear. I don’t think he needs to be insecure about his ear ascetics, he always looks professional and I think the surgeon did a great job. It’s very important, please, don’t forget your ears or the back of your necks. Thank you.
Talking about toxins... We can make a drinking game out of Gwyneth's video and drink every time she says 'toxic' or 'clean'. By the time she is at sunscreen you won't be able to understand it anyway😄
🤣🤣🤣🤣yesss I want to do this!
Swigs vodka neat from the bottle,,,,,
I’m in!!🍹🍹🥂
My acne is a huge part of my depression and insecurities. Sometimes I get discouraged about wearing sunscreen because I look the same or it breaks me out worse.. But with that being said-hooooooly shit those photos whipped me into sunscreen submission 🙌🏽
Acne is a huge problem for me as well. I don’t know if you’ve tried it but the cetaphil oil absorbing spf 30 is really good and doesn’t cause me to have acne and is pretty mattifying/non greasy. It’s my favorite rn. The brand differen makes a oil absorbing sunscreen to and it’s too and it’s the same exact ingredients so if you can get either one. It’s about $14/3 oz ( most brands are only 1.7 - 2 oz for a similar price) . If you don’t like chemical sunscreens sunbum makes a good tinted/nontinted mineral face spf (I think it’s the same price for the same amount). It’s like a primer so it leaves a soft velvety non oily feeling on the skin, and doesn’t cause acne. Sunbum also has a chemical face spf called “face 50” that says it’s acne safe. I wouldn’t reccommend that one for me it exacerbated my acne really bad and left me with bad hyperpigmentation, and I’ve read similar things from other people as well.
@@Jenna-zl9su thanks for the suggestions! Do you find a white cast with any of those?
@@emiliepryor51 it depends what skin tone you are. I’m black so i prefer the tinted sunbum spf but it still has a little bit of white cast on my skin but I know hyram has used it before and experienced no white cast. But the cetaphil/differen one are chemical so they don’t have white cast at all.
There are great oil free sunscreen s out there.
Through about 3 years of trial and error, I learned that Octocrylene, which is often an ingredient in Sunscreen and foundation, causes massive breakouts. I am not sure if you keep detailed records of what you use, but I encourage you to. Learning that Octocrylene is not used in Children's sunscreen, I changed my rountine and use a La Roche Posay for children. I slowly got rid of all my breakouts. I am glad you still use sunscreen and I hope you can find one that works for you!!
We focus so much on cosmetically elegant sunscreens for the face- but I'd LOVE a video on affordable body sunscreens that pass your Zuckerberg test, especially since what works under makeup may be very different than what we want for our hands, neck, chest etc
Any european sunscreen that comes in 1 litre container
Literally any organic spf at any drugstore. Walgreens brand 2 for 5, no cast.
No, not just "literally any" sunscreen. Many have chemical ingredients that have been proven to cause cancer...That kinda defeats at least one of the purposes. I try to use a physical sunscreen vs a chemical one. I use All good brand I think it's called, it's definitely the "leave a white layer" kind of sunscreen, but it's much less toxic.
Check out doctorly they have a fantastic video on all types of sunscreen including the "Zuckerberg" lol
@@Divinestyler22 did you watch the video?
OMG 😳 you need to do this again Dr Heidi’s facial reaction is so funny Love the dynamic between you gals. Please more derms
The wealth disparity is so obvious in Ms Paltrow. I’m in the UK & the trend here is ingredients led rather than price. The Inkey List & The Ordinary are constantly out of stock because people are buying incredible skincare at an affordable price. Gwyneth’s budget for one product is my budget for an entire quarter!
yeah i live in france and when i was trying to purchase the ordinary/the inkey list i had to wait online or go to a pharma to get the ordinary products and the ones i wanted were always out of stock. kinda cool bc i know my people be taking care of their skin.
it’s like my annual budget 😭 i have a small face though so i don’t need much product
OMG the EDITING on this is A+!!! I just yesterday watched that TH-cam Beauty Fest thing with Hyram in it and this is just SOOOO much better! I know I often post critique of the editing in these videos so I thought I should also give credit where credit is due and be more positive, because in this video, the editing really is amazing and I love how the team seems to always be learning and getting better!
"You know sunscreen is one of my favorite subjects."
Three minutes in and you already know that this poor dermatologist is going to suffer.
How? 🤔
@@visualbeauty3427 because they say don't use sunscreen and people die!!!!
Cass, encase you missed my comment in chat, I'm putting it here. I love your channel, the Inky List has changed my skin, its ALL THANKS TO YOU. Introducing the brand, thank you sooo so much ♥ I've taken a few of your recommendations for products and found it very aggregable to my skin. Im also a vegan, I became vegan basically based on the science of it, so its so nice when you cover science of skin care and explain it to me. I feel informed. ♥ You're the best.
I mean... She has a whole Netflix show called goop, are we really surprised here?
I'm baffled at anyone who is interested enough to watch it.
@@chandracox6814 I want to watch it just to see how bad it really is but I don't want to give it any views 🙈
is not only a bunch of dumb stuff, some of it is actually dangerous, like steaming on the genitals.
@@Digmer and the jade eggs as well
@@nicola6234 you can watch youtubers who talked about it!! it's hilarious.
My uncle, who lived in Florida for most of his life and thought tanning oil was a daily moisturizer that he slathered on before hopping on his Harley and driving to his construction job where he baked in the Miami heat, developed skin cancer on his fore arms at 51. Had it removed. At 55 he had to have skin cancer removed from his nose, left cheek, and left and right ear lope.
That’s why I wear sunscreen
Thank you for sharing this story!
I grew up in Florida and I am famously pale. I get that from my father, who has also had many skin cancers removed. I wear sun protection, and started wearing arm covers in the car.
Also, anthrax is 100% natural. It's not like you want that on your skin.
Comparing apples to kittens here. No one is recommending putting anthrax on skin. Pine Sol was developed by chemists, and you wouldn't want that on your skin either.
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Cocaine!
so is cyanide 😂 and hydrochloric acid 😭 and black widow venom 😄 and poison oak
Goodness!! Gwyneth - You cannot make this up!!! Lovely to be introduced to Dr. Heidi! The sunscreen application --- My head exploded! Thank you for your beautiful content - popped up just as I was going to sleep in the UK - Goodnight zzzzz xxx
Gwyneth’s routine is so brainwashed and downright dangerous... such a hypocrite too. Thank you for bringing awareness to all this Cassandra!
100%!!! she drinks, she smokes, uses fillers, and botox, but hey she is all clean and natural!
@@Digmer and she even eats bread sometimes
@@claireowens2884 Lol. 😂
@@Digmer wait she smokes and drinks? I didn't know that.
@R a p h a e l yea i see her skin is damaged but that doesn't mean she smokes or drinks.
“I feel so validated” !! Quoting you as well. I’m literally fighting my parents who’s been “educating” me on sunscreen is toxic for my baby and he needs to be out in the sun with out a hat, sunscreen OR cover up 🤦🏻♀️ I’m going to show them this video. Oh yeah and my dad actually told me to use baby oil instead bc that how it was done before. Makes me soooo mad
There is literally research showing that the more sun exposure and burns you get in the first 10 years of life, the more likely you are to get skin cancer. Even if people don't use spf it's common knowledge to not have babies in direct sunlight and without a hat. People really need more education about this. Glad you're not taking that shitty advice. 🤦♀️
Please do! My goodness I will never let my baby out in the sun without a hat or sunscreen. Gives me anxiety thinking about it
Omg my mom is like this. She literally will regurgitate false information that's been passed around, especially about my kids. But the worst part is she'll say she "researched these studies" that clearly don't exist... I'm almost too embarrassed for her to show her videos like this 😬🤦🏼♀️
Watch Dr Dray videos on sunscreen
I get the “sunscreen is toxic” misinformation but there is literally no reason to not have your child wear a hat??? Even WITH sunscreen you can get sunstroke! I got those constantly as a kid because my thick dark hair absorbed heat like crazy even if it did protect my scalp from UV rays.
I've fallen in love with Heidi. I'd love to see more videos with you two reacting to skincare routines. Amazing 🥰
I love this! Bring more derms on the channel, I love the chemistry you have with other people.
9:44 Great video! I just want to make a clarification as a chemistry. 🧪 *Cetearyl Alcohol* : is a natural origin emulsifier, often the word Alcohol leads to confusion with *denatured alcohol* , in reality it is completely different: it acts in fact the opposite of alcohol, as the Cetearyl Alcohol is emollient and has no degreasing function. it's perfectly safe. So little mistake, but i loved the video.
I thought it was very bizarre a derm didn't know how to identify cetearyl alcohol...
Thank you for this, it was driving me insane.
@@morgancarmichael2386 I too thought that was odd lol.
I mean, neither one of them said anything bad about it, just that exists as an ingredient. So, I don’t see the mistake.
@@morgancarmichael2386 She may not have had time to go over the list thoroughly, which is why she said “I think I saw alcohol in there,” or whatever the specific phrasing was.
I'm so relieved you said that sunscreen can be used as a moisturizer. I have a milk-type sunscreen and since I'm not a morning person, I typically limit my morning skincare routine to hatomugi toner, obagi vitamin c serum, and the biore UV mineral gentle milk sunscreen
Cassandra you've been really killing it with making excellent content this year. Hope you're doing great. :)
I just love you Cassandra! Thankful we have you to be be honest about skin care in a scientific and heartfelt way! THANK YOU 😊💛💛💛
I absolutely loved this video! It has to be among my top fav pucks from your channel. I learned so much. In fact, I was just looking up dry brushes this afternoon and this totally set me straight.
Thank you Cass, Dr. Heidi.
This video is so helpful and I love that you included a Dermstore in the reaction. You can tell Heidi cares about what she does, a wonderful woman! She has a soothing voice; it's calming and caring like a mom haha. Fits her department :)
Great video Cassandra. I don’t spend much time on social media and I don’t pay much attention to what celebrities are doing but this Gwenth Paltrow video was too much for me to stomach without having to make a public video response as well..lol. I’ve been a licensed Esthetician for 10 years and MOST skin care influencers usually piss me off but you my dear are a GEM & I genuinely enjoy your content 😘
It's about time Cass, been waiting ✋🙌so excited to see you react with a derm!
Queen who is saving our skins while educating us👸❤❤!!
I feel like this was a 2-for video - thought I was just in for a “skincare reaction” yet it was chock FULL of education! Loved all the sunscreen info and recommendations (I’m buying two of the ones mentioned lol) 🙌❤️ thank you, Cassandra, for another well-thought-out video!!
Love the commitment to science and reason on this channel. Keep it up!!
A friend who was a masseuse taught me the basic motions of a lymphatic drainage since I am prone to edema. It doesn't involve the soles of your feet or your toes and requires more pressure than a brush gives.
Culture Complex makes a much cheaper version of that gold bar massager and ipsy put it in an X bag recently. I love it for my jaw tension. *bloop*
Absolutly, my father taught me lymphdrainage (he is a certified therapist), and while certain edema can make treating the toes necessary a brush will not do it... if you need a tool a massage roller is a lot better option that actual works for this purpose....
A brush will exfoliate the skin (down to the blood if you are not carefull), and thats it.
Thank you for that info. Makes more sense. I hate the pseudoscience trends that spread like wildfire
What causes edema if you dont mind me asking. And what are the symptoms?
@@britnysnyder4991 Edema is a symptome of all kinds of conditions.
Its the medical term for fluid that collects in your tissue.
The most well known version are swolen feet.
Edema are a Symptome most commonly asociated with high blood pressure and heart insufficiency, but are also caused by pressure on the lymph structures (lying on one arm all the time, being very obese etc.) or by damage to the lymph structures after surgery or trauma.
An Edema presents by swelling of the effected body part, to differentiate fat tissue from fluids you can press one finger in the effected area if the imprint stays after you remove the finger and the tissue does not snap back right away, then its an edema.
Many versions of Edema can be treated by removing all pressure on the effected area, placing the bodypart slightly higher or even above heart level and soft massages moving the liquid mechanical to the heart.
For chronic Edema special clothing exist, that will help prevent the build up of fluid in an area by slight compression.
In any case, if you get Edema that you can't pin down the reason for then go see a doctor, you might have an underlying condition that needs treatment.
Often, especcially in wen edema in the legs are just because of their vein structure, but since it can be something seriouse like heart damage, kidney failure etc it absolutly needs to be checked out.
Not even being an ounce of rude, but the level of sun damage on Gwyneth's skin is so so so apparent.
So true
Can’t believe I’d be so entertained by a dermatologist! Thank you Dr. Heidi.
The video was SO GOOD so informative, educational, I loved it. I learned a lot, thank you so much Cassandra and Doctor Heidi ❤️💕 I watch you from Colombia 🇨🇴
The unnie energy Cassandra is giving is really amazing, love the video ❤️
I am so grateful that she mentioned putting chemical sunscreen under moisturizer because I've just been sticking to the “rule” that sunscreen should be the final step
Thank you for this video. When I saw the video on the Vogue site, I was appalled at all the misinformation GP spouted. I wish Vogue would remove it since many people take her information about sunscreens and put themselves in danger of skin cancer. You and Dr. Goodarzi explained things so well. Thank you, thank you!
This was so educational and thorough! my mom keeps asking me for products for wrinkles and hyper pigmentation and i'm like: that's not happening without you wearing sunscreen, daily👏 next time i might have to bring out the dissertation at 38:25 tw: for graphic medical images
YES CASSANDRA and Dr Goodarzi too! i have been waiting for you to speak about this 🙏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Cassandra for having Dr. Heidi on here! And thank you Dr. Heidi for taking the time to share all of your knowledge!!!
I’m so glad I have access to full scholarly journals through my university! I’m absolutely going to read Dr. Heidi’s paper!
Love the approach you took on this video.
Omg I LOVED this video! More Derm breakdowns! 👏👏👏
I've been waiting for this!!! Thanks, Sassy Cassy! ♥️
Re: dry brushing, I hear everything said here. However, it is also part of a Kundalini & ayuverdic practice & culture & I think that’s something that should be considered.
I personally love dry brushing, which I learned from my esthetician. Feels amazing.
Gwyneth entire Goop is a copy paste of Indian Ayurvedic practises.
It also does wonders! Derms don't always know everything
Yes dry brushing can help remove toxin.
Isn’t it the same as using a sponge when you shower?
I love how Gwyneth Paltrow has so much knowledge and science in her reach but still she chooses pseudoscience and borderline cultural appropriation
Watching the video and scrolling comments, maybe haven't gotten to this part yet but don't want to lose your comment, wondering what she is doing that is cultural appropriation?
@Captain Mercurian ohohoho
I knew I was gonna be so into this and I was right from the jump. So glad to find my way back to your channel all these years later and see that you’re even fiercer now 🔥
Probably one of my favorite videos. Thank you so much for this one ! 💖
CASSANDRA, please let me tell you how wonderful I find you. You're a plethora of immense inspiration and information, I just found your channel, and I am hooked.
I didn’t start applying sunscreen until I started seeing all the reactions to this video. My chest isn’t as damaged as Ms Paltrow’s but I can still see the damage and I wish I had started applying it in my teens. I will be teaching my kids to wear it regularly.
Wow this was extremely educational big thanks to Dr. Heidi Goodarzi 👏🏼 Also this video should have way more views great great content and again very educational. Thanks to both of you
Love the passion with which you both talk about all of this (especially sunscreen). Wish I could give this video a 1000 likes!
I'm a CNA and even I thought the same as the dermatologist. You never want to start first from the feet. NO. A big NO in healthcare.
i’m a teenager and it was my immediate thought too 😂 like ew i would not want to rub feet all over my arms, not even my own feet. it feels gross moisturizing them after the shower sometimes, and the bathroom floor is gross and i just want to put socks on right away so they won’t get dirty but then they can grow fungus in a moist environment 😭 i just hate feet tbh
I reported the original video on the Vogue channel. This is no joke, I have a family member who has had skin cancer, it's scary.
This is super informative! Thank you so much. I love the doctor ❤️
Excellent Cassandra, very informative and thanks to Dr Goodarzi for taking the time to make this video.
I love you so much Cassandra. You have been changing for a while. Its so obvious to me and other viewers that see through influencers that use to be authentic but aren't so much anymore.
Wait are you saying Cassandra used to be authentic but isnt anymore? Thats the way i took it but she hearted your comment so maybe i took it wrong. Lol
I am loving the cerave tinted hydrating mineral sunscreen in case anyone is looking for a recommendation!
How is it under makeup?
@@monicapatton1405 its great. Makes your skin look hydrated too. Alexandra Anele uses it in her Perfect foundation routine drugstore Version. Check her out
@@taniaalva5557 cool thanks! Yes, I follow Alex!
Totally agree. Love it. I find it works well with the little bit of makeup I use.
I just got a tube today and can't wait to try it.
Ohhhh I've been waiting for this video for *so long*!!
I loveee this long videos!!! I put them in the background and listen like a podcast while i do something else 🤗
“Clean to dirty” I ALWAYS do that no matter what I’m doing, especially when I shower. I usually do my face first, leave on the face wash if it’s salicylic acid, and when I’m done I just wash it off without touching my face after doing my body. Never wanna bring bacteria from another place to another, even when you’re “cleaning”
After those pictures, I'm so grateful for my mother's obsession with slathering me in SPF 50 since I was a baby and creating that habit for me.. yes, please COVER ME IN SUNSCREEN!!!
Best skin care related video I’ve ever watched thanks for that 🙏🏼😇😇
this video was fantastic!! i love seeing you discuss science with a doctor 💖
Dr. Heidi kicks ass! Thanks for having her on. I wish I could get her in a room with someone I know who thinks that everything is “toxic” except for fancy snake oils she’s buying and selling. It’s always people who are so privileged that they get the option to ignore modern medicine, because they have resources to rescue their ass when they get infected with disease or illness they bring on themselves. they wear ignorance as a status symbol. it’s infuriating. Be well everyone.
I LOVE your comment, this is so very true.
*IT'S LITERALLY 12:35 AM HERE RIGHT NOW* 💀☠️⚰️⚱️
Girl it’s 2 am for me💀
It's 4:01 AM for me💀
@@gfaruk272 wow *GO TO BED* thooo 😅
1:37 am where I live but that's okay, I'm not allowed to go to bed until 3 am because of my sleep training anyways so I'm here for this.
It's 3:22 and i can hear early birds outside🤣 i love that sound, ahhh
I'm so thankful I had great esthetics teacher who taught the importance of sunscreen everyday and post procedure.
I was waiting for this! Fantastic video as always 🥰
Gwenyth is beautiful, like all humans she is gorgeous. It makes me so sad to see that she has so many resources but doesn’t take care of herself like she could. She could go to the absolute best derms and doctors, but she looks very dehydrated and Sun damaged and is potentially causing less privileged people to put their health at risk by trusting the pseudoscience she used to sell her products:(
Not all humans are gorgeous
@@terimorris3560 Mannequins enter the chat
Yup looks dry as husk 😢
My first thought was she looks like a sun‐damaged smoker. She is very parched looking.
I appreciate your videos so much btw. The glass skin video was so informative and helped me figure out a routine and products to purchase. I was hesitant to order things for like a year. After your video I immediately ordered everything. Half of the haul were from your video too. Hope you got some kind of kick back
Thank you so much! Now following Dr. Heidi! ☀️
Aaah I'm sad that the Sephora sunscreen sampler is sold out. Very informative vid, thank you! I occasionally need the reminder that "clean" skincare isn't all it's touted to be. And that "the best sunscreen is the one you will use."
Can we get more videos with you two, please😍
This was amazing! Thank you so much guys! 💜💜💜
What a good video. Your effort on your work is just outstanding. Thanks for the info.
Reaplying sunscreen overhere.
I have learned through the years to ONLY take "beauty advice" or any advice for that matter, from someone who ALREADY has or is doing what I want. That being said, Gwyneth Paltrow does not seem in any position to give out "skin care" advice when she herself looks like she has major skin issues. Not trying to be disrespectful, but, for example, if you want to consume a healthy diet you aren't going to find what your are looking for by asking someone who eats junk food and fast food.
Thank you Cassandra for this one...It solidifies my point...Don't take advice from someone who IS NOT walking the walk or talking the talk.
While true, I ultimately think that even people who look the way you want to may not be capable of giving good advice. That's why it's smart to turn to doctors and experts for guidance rather than strangers on the Internet. But yeah, I would not follow Gwyneth's advice based on the condition of her skin. I sincerely hope she doesn't get skin cancer and that no one follows her advice.
Exactly, you nailed it
Honestly this video made me nervous about the fact I’m not wearing sunscreen right now even though I’m in bed at night with the curtains closed haha
I have had to teach myself to take the trash out without sunscreen. I was starting to get obsessive compulsive about it.
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Cassandra thank you so much it’s look that you take along time and effort to make this video so thank you
i have been waiting for this!!!!!
I come from Sicily and I baked mercilessly in the sun for years, then at 25 I started to develop tons of moles suddenly, I went to check to the derm because one of my moles seemed sketchy. It turned out that the one that caused me to go to the doctor was fine but there was another one who caused so much concern that I went under urgent surgery after 2 days from the derm moles check. Then, I had to cut off other 2 moles and I'm still keeping under control other 2 that seem worrying. The point is, skin cancer is devastating even in comparison to other types of cancer, you can die in 2 years from the diagnosis , it's so scary. I'm 36 today and I use sunscreen almost religiously and I don't bake in the sun anymore, you actually tan even under the shadow of a sun umbrella. I put sunscreen everyday every season of the year and I check the uv percentage before going out to decide wether I put sunscreen (50 spf) + photoprotective makeup (30spf) or just the latter of the two. Now I have a little nephew and the very first product I made my sister buy for him is high spf mineral sunscreen, I also always remember her to protect my nephew's skin from the sun, he's fair skin and I don't want for him to suffer in any way. Maybe I am being too annoying for my family and friends because I always tell them to apply and buy sunscreen and protect from the sun but I think people still underestimate the consequences in terms of general health and beauty (I'm battling the wrinkles and photoaging I caused with my reckless behaviour when I was younger). People, take it from me, avoid surgery, cancer, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation, protect yourselves! Sorry for the long comment
It's good that you're diligent about it. I am VERY fair skinned and have had my share of really bad sunburns and a few years ago I had a weird spot checked out and it was basal cell carcinoma, right on the side of my nose that I had to have taken out. It was pretty bad, but sun exposure is a real monster.