Signs of over-moisturizing the skin // Can you MOISTURIZE TOO MUCH?
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- Signs of over-moisturizing the skin. Can you MOISTURIZE TOO MUCH? What are the signs that your skin is over-moisturized? How much moisturizer to use and how much is too much moisturizer to use? #skincare #moisturizer #dermatologist
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0:00 Why you should moisturize the skin.
2:00 How moisturizers work
3:08 Skin problems from too much moisture
6:45 Moisturizers and oily skin
9:11 How much is too much moisturizer?
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i love her videos. for people who cant afford a dermatologist, they can get professional advice in an easily accessible way. so awesome
That was me 4 years ago ! I found her channel while googling my skin conditions and got more than I expected ! So grateful
Even if you can afford a derm, watching her videos can help troubleshoot some basic problems before an appointment
Indeed thanks to her
i see a dermatologist and they don’t tell me any of this.
@@billyt8868 I went to one as a teen and they told me to use the clean and clear line….. I never got any results to say the least lol
I love that you don't "talk down" to us and are so dedicated to teaching us. Thanks for all you do!
I really like her but unfortunately this video didn't help me or teach me because i have oily acne and whatever i do i always get acne there.. And i've tried everything. I even got rid of any product that has irritants such as fragrance and installed good ingredients such as niacinamide and ceramides but nothing.
@@mar__k what's your eating habits like? Are you drinking plenty of water/ sleeping well? Some of these things contribute to your skin's health aside from hormones. Also maybe a gentle face cleanser. What type of acne skincare products have you used?
My acne as a teen was bad, not the worst, but it was because i used to pick at my skin. I also wasn't using the right cleansers/ moisturizer as I wasn't that informed. Now I just have dark spots and a minor breakout here and there
@@mar__k try 3 step moisture by olena, it' basically, 1. water (clean, use water that u can drink) 2. humectant (hydrating toner/serum, hyaluronic acid, glycerin) 3. abit moisturizer (pea size amount). You have to do the next step immediately after the the previous.
When the moisturizer set, it will have skin like finish, it's not like you have a film on your skin.
You can watch the explanation on her youtube channel, "olena beley"
When i try this step my thick moisturizer doesn't clog my pores, because i basically apply the moisturizer on wet skin and my acne start to heal
@@mar__k hey, do not just use niacinamide and ceramides to treat your acne. There are many actives that are meant to treat acne. They are retinoids, salicylic acid, AHA, Sulfur, Benzoyl peroxide, and azelaic acid. Niacinamide is just a garnish of your treatments. It can not be solely employed to treat acne. It is not anti bacterial, exfoliant, or increasing skin cell turnover.
@@NicePerson58 I've started bha and adapalene 2 months ago and the acne is controllable now i'm almost back to where i started. The thing is that i can't find a decent sunscreen in my country as all of them have fragrance even the ones that don't have in other countries.
I finally got in with a derm after a year and all she said was “there’s nothing you can do” and prescribed me a tretinoin cream saying it MIGHT help. I asked for product recommendations and all she said was cerave, no other suggestions. So frustrating. So thankful for Dr Dray
I'm no dermatologist or a qualified skin specialist. I can however, provide you a review from a consumer standpoint, Cerave works well for my oily, blemish prone and sensitive skin. And also, most, if not all their products are fragrance free which is something to consider if you have sensitive skin, and it's more reasonably priced as well 😊
I love their:
➡️Eye Repair Cream (one of the only eye creams that don't give me bumps around my undereyes)
➡️AM (with SPF30) & PM Facial Moisturising Lotion (don't recommend for drier skin, it's very lightweight, may not be moisturising enough)
➡️ Skin Renewing Night Cream (has a thick, ointment like consistency but not greasy, helps significantly with my redness and dry patch on inner cheeks)
➡️ Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Serum (it's like a lightweight gel cream, helps with hydration)
I hope this helps in any way!
Emily, You did not say what the diagnosis was - what was the state of your skin when you went to the dermatologist? A dermatologist usually isn't going to recommend products that they know won't be effective. Cerevae is excellent. She could have recommended them to you only making an educated guess that it's what you really wanted to hear to make yourself feel better so you could spend money for no other reason than hope. Try going to an esthetician instead.
Derms don't really know much about specific cosmetic products at most they'll recommend whatever they've been given free samples of or general "medical" skin care like Cerave. You might be better off asking a pharmacist or an esthetician for product recommendations.
@@inspiredby624 Dr Dray knows her ingredients. I wouldn't discount their knowledge when they have to deal with the results of what is in the products.
@@violetviolet888 She definitely does. But I wouldn't expect that kind of knowledge from every derm out there. They know the important ingredients but they don't always keep up with new technology or the nuances of different products. And they're not gonna try out a bunch of different products in their free time just to offer better recommendations to their patients.
I study soil mechanics and there's also a "water content" for all types of soils (sand, clay, etc.). When soils have too much water, they behave similar to liquids, which is dangerous because they can collapse in an instant. When soils are dry, they appear crumbled and there is weak bond between particles. Similarly, there's no definite answer as to "how much water is needed" but we have what we call the "optimum moisture content". At this optimum value of water content, the soil has increased strength and does not compress easily, and water cant escape quickly from the soil. I hope we all can find our skin's optimum moisture content! ❤ Love this video, Dr. Dray!
I've studied soils too! Thanks for sharing this perspective!
love this explanation. thank you so much for sharing!
Moisturizer is not water. Hydrating is adding water to the skin. Moisturizer keeps it from evaporating
@@jamiehorwitz1227 Hello there. In soil mechanics, moisture content and water content are used interchangeably since they basically mean the same thing. But yeah, for skins in particular, they are different. From Dr. Dray's videos, I have been aware that a moisturizer locks in water that's why she suggested slathering it on wet/damp skin right after showering so as to prevent transepidermal water loss. Have a nice day!
@@jamiehorwitz1227yes that's true for skincare/ dermatology. But in soil science, moisture content is the water held within soil.
Dr Dray, I started watching you ten years ago. I was 40, skin was dull and lifeless. I’ve followed your advice and I just turned 50 and my skin looks amazing! Also, La Roche Posey Cleanser is my new favorite! My skincare routine uses trentinoin and ceramides/peptides and sunscreen! Thank you so much! You have worked so hard for success and have stayed true to yourself and have educated us on the industry and that we can have a simple skincare routine that is effective and affordable! Thank you so much.
@@mufferducker822 I asked my pcp and she gave it to me. It can be hard to schedule with a dermatologist. Primary care physicians are great for simple derm issues
Did she have a channel before this one? She said she started this one in September 2016.
Can you please share your routine?
Wow I didn’t even know she’s on TH-cam for that long!
What ceramide/peptide products do you use?
You have helped me SO,SO much in my skincare. Since I've started watching your videos, I've changed my routine, and almost never get breakouts like i used to. Thank you so much Dr. Dray, you are a skin saver ❤
I'm not even kidding when I say you saved my skin, and since I made everyone else I know subscribe to you, you've saved theirs' as well. Love you 💜
She’s saved me a tonne of money! I used to buy the expensive Elemis type products but now it’s La Roche Posay. Thankyou Dr Dray.
This wonderful lady who my hubby also loves, bc I had a bad habit of buying too much skin care products. Now I just use what I need and my skin has never looked better love Dr. Dray💕
Same here!!
Same!
Dr Dray has a very calm, conversational, and knowledgeable cadence to her speech that reminds me of my favorite professors from college. I find myself nodding along and following her thought process through every video
I really enjoy these sit down videos. So educational🤞🏾
you are the best, most honest, most precise, most informative and most knowledgeable person/dermatologist that I have ever had the pleasure of listening to for advice. You have changed my life to a point you might not comprehend. I hope you see this, I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
girl you are easily the best skincare youtuber. i have always battled with skin issues and your product recommendations never fail to blow me away. love ur stuff❤️
It is a year from this video now. I thought I had watched every one of your videos, but somehow missed this one, and this has been one of my big questions. I've tried moisturizing AM and PM, but I am OLD, and by about 1pm, I am dry. I live in a dry climate in SoCal. HA doesn't seem to help me much even with a nice occlusive moisturizer on top. SPF seems to dry me out even more, even those that everyone else thinks are moisturizing. So, I am going to try moisturizer at mid day for a while, and see how that goes. Somehow, I don't dry out overnight as much as I do during the day. I've been watching your channel since 2019, and the single thing that has made the biggest difference for me is applying moisturizer on wet skin. Thank you. Oh, I am a lap swimmer in summer, and didn't get so dry. Thank you again for helping me feel happy with my ancient skin.
I’d love to see a video of foods/drinking/water/nutrition that benefits skin moisture barrier and health!
You’re my favorite youtuber because you have this amazing ability to concisely and thoroughly educate your viewers in an easy way to understand. Thank you so so much! You satiated my hunger for more knowledge today! I love you! ❤️
This is ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING. Thank you, Dr. Dray - I am sharing with all my FB friends.
I love Dr. Gray's videos. They are so educational! And I've learned so many things that I either didn't know or was totally wrong about what I thought about it. Thank you so much!!
You've been such a help in my skincare journey!! You've helped me combat my KP, taught me that the products I used to think we're boring are actually what my sensitive skin needed, and have made me feel so much more confident
What products do you use/your routine for KP?
@@elizabeth6540 i wanna know too!!!
Yess! I would like to know what products did you use for your KP please share!
List products?
Please do share
Dr Dray is actually a doctor who’s interested in products and trends and understanding the population and her patients and not just sitting there listing to people for a few min and charge 100s of $. I hope more doctors would actually be interested in what they do and what products are out there , but not just derms but all doctors.
Ahhh, I love you like a part of my family ❤️ Your videos are always very helpful, informative and fun. As a someone who has extreme dry and sensitive skin, I never thought about over-moisturizing.
When you mentioned overhydration as a possibility! I was thinking back to when I was a little kid and never wanted to get out of the bathtub. I would come out with prune-y fingers and toes, which I thought was neat!
This makes me think of this I shouldnt be alive type show I watched. These men were stuck in the ocean for days and their skin fell off in chunks because they were submerged for so long.
I started watching you when I was on Accutane. I'm not on it anymore, but you helped me through it every step of the way with your videos and even fixed my skin barrier with simple steps like face wash, and moisturizer and SUNSCREEN. SUNSCREEN SUNSCREEN SUNSCREEN!
You saved my skin as well ! Best skin care you tuber ever
Oh thank you so so much for this video! Literally, this LRP moisturizer is what I was using when I started to believe that moisturizing my skin “too much” or with too occlusive a moisturizer for me… was a thing. I really appreciate you hoping right into the topic on this one. Really helpful for those of us following some Vlogmas this month 😬. Your explanations are helpful and give context for understanding that really sticks.
I love your videos so much. So informative without being over complicated. Thank you 😊
I like when you do videos that explain the science of skin and skincare...very fascinating!
Glad you enjoy it!
@@DrDrayzday You've never mentioned Bepanthen (the pink stripe one)? Maybe it's not sold there? Dexpanthenol it also says on the tube. It's very thick and absolutely the best for dry and slightly damaged skin, cuticles etc (the blue stripe one isn't as good). I wonder why peole praise La Roche Posay Cicaplast Baume B5. I bought it and I don't like it very much. The consistency is odd and it smells funny. I don't think it's off, not like that. Just mildly unpleasant. It also doesn't do wonders for my skin. Only okay. The Bepanthen cream does leave the skin sticky for a little bit but that goes away. That would be the only negative side.
This is such an informative video, Dr. Dray. It is so well done, and helpful, I sent it on to my niece who has just started nursing school.
Unique and great topic 👍🏼 finally some new info haven’t heard from other derms
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You look absolutely stunning in that blue blouse!
I love this video and it really helped me stop worrying. Related, sort of, I would love a video with advice on dealing with long term side effects of taking Isotretinoin. I took it for about a year a few years ago and I still struggle with dry eye, dry mouth, and more delicate skin and I'm just out of my 20s!
I am so sorry to hear that .Having dry eyes issues myself but it comes and goes for me ( i manage it internally using some ayurvedic herbs that balance the five elements specifically air element but mine is nothing related and is just to entire body being dry due to vata dosha) I can so understand the pain of dry eyes . I hope you find a solution and the dry eyes issue gets resolved . IT seems there are dry eye doctors who specialise in this and uses various method to help in such condiitons some of which a warm compresses etc . Please do let us know how things turn out for you .Accutance seems to mess up the gut health and taking probiotics helps .Please consult a doctor and get all the help you need
Your advice helped me fix my skin barrier/maskne, went to the derm, got prescribed retin a, & all I use is la roche posay cleanser, moisturizer, & sunscreen❤️ no more maskne!! Thank you so much😭
Could you please tell me the name of the moisturizer? 🙏🏽
@@princess27loveMM I think it’s all la roche posay?
LaRoche Posay makes several different moisturizers. I am dealing with sensitive skin and would also like to know the specific product.
la roche effaclar has done wonders for my acne prone oily skin
That's amazing
Perfect!!! I just started the layering process, so I've been wondering if this was an issue. And if so, why and how come.
This helps me so much! My skin LOVES moisture but I think I’ve recently overdone it and I got a ton of small tiny dots on my face…I’m giving my face a three day break before applying anything to it to let it rest and heal ❤
I will always be grateful to you Dr. Dray, you have been a lifesaver to me also. I just love your commonsense approach. PS. Love that colour on you.
This was very informative. Thank you!
She so smart and breaks things down so well to help us understand how the skin works. Love me some Dr. Dray. I like Dr Dre as well 🤭
Since beginning to watch your videos, I’ve become a devoted CeraVe cream user (something lighter in the hot months because CeraVe stays sticky), been smarter about the use of serums and more selective in facial skin care. Thanks!
Try CeraVe Lotion for summer
@@patriciamays8873 yes, thanks. It has been hard to find since COVID started. Much to my surprise, Curel turned out to be a decent summer lotion. It comes unscented, though the normal scent is inoffensive. Also has ceramides. I had no idea until going on the hunt for a readily available lotion that Curel is a Japanese company and historically, I’ve had good luck with those formulas. Anyway, it worked nicely during the hot months, but isn’t suited for colder, drier months.
With my dry, Winter skin, I don't think I have to worry about over moisturizing! Lol!! Thanks for the interesting info. Happy Friday, Dr Dray!! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fantastic weekend! 💜
Same lol
I’m not trying to be nosy but has she updated us on her mother ? I hope she is doing well I miss their Sundays out !
@@jenathent4840 No she hasn't. I hope she's doing well also and I really miss the weekend vlogs with her. I also am trying to respect her privacy by just wishing them a good weekend without asking any questions. Enjoy your weekend! 😊
Same. It’s been -30c nearly every day this week. The air is so harsh
Cosrx snail music essence and the all in one cream is the first thing to really treat my dry skin in the winter and not irritate my combination skin.
Thank you for educating your viewers, this is very helpful to me. I do use LaR. Posay products under the advice of my dermatologist due to recurring dermatitis on my hands. The product has been a godsend, now I use it on my extremely dry scratchy feet, and it is the only product that has worked on just 1 application! The product also lasts much longer so I don’t have to worry about over-use
Dr Dray THANK YOU! I am so appreciative that you share this information with us so kindly and from a place of legitimate knowledge. Thank you thank you thank you
I've heard people having success fighting 'maskne' by brushing teeth/using mouthwash once or twice throughout the day. I'm going to try this along with using cereve healing ointment around my jaw and chin. Thanks!
I do find the lipikar balm does not sink into my skin at all! I love the way it feels though and just finished the bottle I bought. Will probably be trying something new though.
If you are prone to heat/sweat rash under your breasts, armpits/crevice areas (it's a problem for me in the Summer) I highly recommend using a body powder that contains salicylic acid like Gold Baum and/or a lotion that has an AHA in it. Avoid "wet" deodarants or dry them with a hair dryer after application. Keep your skin moisturized but "dry" as much as possible.
Love Dr dray she is the only one I trust when it comes to skin care
Maskne is a definite issue for me, largely around my nostrils. Thankfully I work from home so don’t need to mask unless I’m out and about. Will try a more occlusive cream.
I just want to say that this video has helped save me. I have eczema and rosacea and I was always scared to put to much on but now that I have learned this I have applied slowly increasing and found that if I apply 5 layers at bed time about 2 mins waiting in between each layer and then placing Vaseline on and it is the only thing that has helped reduce my eczema ever in my life.
Happy friday Dr. Dray, thankyou for your wonderful videos.
I would really like to know if the Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Cream would still be effective over the Hydroboost Gel Cream (for extra dry skin)? Thankyou.
Happy Friday Dr Dray! Thanks for all that you do ❤️ could you review the peach slices snail rescue line please?! Like the blemish busting toner, the wash off mask and the oil free moisturizer?
Hope you have a good weekend ❤️
Thank you for the education of skin and products... It has helped a lot with mature skin..
Forever loving Dr. Dray's intolerance for idiots of the world! Please keep being amazing and sassy because it makes me laugh every time (oh and of course thank you for always giving us great info!!)
Your channel is like crack. My combined obsession with having to KNOW the scientific explanation to EVERYTHING and my serious skincare addiction makes me just love to watch you!!!
Then you'd REALLY love the "Lab Muffin Beauty Science" channel
Hi Dr., my boyfriend has palmoplantar keratoderma. I can’t find a lot of info about it on the web, it would be really nice to see you talk about this mutation :) He struggles a lot with his feet, the skin is always breaking doesn’t matter what he does to take care of it.
My boyfriend has this, too.
Yes Dr Dray that color is complimentary to you.
Happy Friday !Best thing ever....my moisturizer and my sunscreen!
This is literally something I'm dealing with right now. My face during these months (and using Retin-A) is so dry and my face needs a lot of moisturizer. But my neck oddly isn't dry at all and I thought it was good to hydrate it anyways. What I have now is a rash on on my lowest neck line that has gotten pretty bad. I'm using Canesten on it right now, so hopefully it'll work.
Edit: Come to find it was actually eczema.
I would use a little bit of witch hazel. Obviously don’t use frequently and try to dilute with water or glycerin but it can maybe balance out the hydration
Neck skin is very different than face skin. Don't mix unless you know what you're doing.
The cream I was using (Canesten) wasn't working so I went to my Dr. I was told it was eczema. I never put the Retin-A on my neck, so I knew it wasn't that. I was prescribed a hydrocortisone cream but it too, didn't do anything oddly enough. Ive resorted to purchasing Cetaphil Pro Eczema lotion. It actually is working quite well. Even aquaphor was irritating it. But with this Cetaphil, so far so good. I apply it about 4x a day. I like it so much that I use it on my whole face and neck. But I make sure always even to apply it to my neck first before my face so that I don't drag any residual Retin-A on my neck.
Thank you for sharing this it was very informative and helpful.
Dr. Dray, I love all of your videos. Since this pandemic started I have developed very dry lips. Do you think there's a correlation and what works best for dry chapped lips.
I'm considering using the Cerave therapeutic hand cream on my face. I always worry about moisturizers making me break out but it might be a good product.
Don't worry about moisturizers if you know what you need to look for. You need "non-comedogenic" moisturizers.
❤ this information. Easy to understand and, and it makes my shopping for products more beneficial, I know what ingredients to look for. ❤
I'm liking Avene balm moisturizer. It's great on my sensitive and dry skin. It soaks up quickly but isn't greasy. When I have reactive skin, usually from using a new product, I use this and then apply Vaseline over it at night. It brings down the irritation quickly and repairs my skin barrier quicker than any other method I've used in the past.
Dr Dray I would love to know your thoughts on Honeyskin cream. I've used it a couple of years , but after discovering your videos I'm leaning toward CeraVe daily lotion. Is Honeyskin worth keeping in my daily routine? Thanks!
Dr Dray you have common sense teaching of all things dermatology. You have help me ask my derm the right questions. You have helped me understand my life long skin problems and there are a lot! 😅😊I am grateful for your teachings and kind manner. ❤❤❤
You've got your Christmasy red nail polish on now and I do like that color of shirt on you!
Excellent information! Thanks for sharing!
This moisturizing video is great. I need to search for your hand care video to do some exfoliating. Have a good weekend Dr. Dray♥️
I feel smart af listening to you talk dermatology
thanks for watching
Clicked so fast coz that’s my moisturizer out there! ❤️ my Lipikar AP+
Love that color on you. Gorgeous! 😍
I'm glad you talked about this because this topic has been on my mind. Would you dedicate a video to debunking the myth that undermoisturizing increases oil production sometime? I even hear that from other derms and it confuses me because you and other scientists have stated that to be false
That’s actually true. It’s basic. Your oil production increases to compensate for the lack of moisture. It’s kind of common sense- if your body couldn’t do this, your skin would dry out if you don’t moisturize. The body is simply trying to make the skin do what it’s supposed to do: act as a waterproof protectant against elements and protect you from things that would penetrate your skin and cause you harm. Moisturizing actually helps your body regulate your oil production. That said, some people produce an excessive amount of oil. In that case, moisturizer is still needed. But medications like spiro can regulate the oil production.
But if you don’t moisturize, your oil production can increase. If you have acne prone skin, the surge of oil can cause clogged pores.
But you can always just choose a light moisturizer.
It is not myth, there’s nothing to debunk.
@@boomboom6577 No, it isn’t true. Dr.Dray and other dermatologists have said time and time again that the skin does not have a biofeedback loop. Skin doesn’t “know” that it is not being moisturized. Oil regulation is controlled by ones’ hormones-no moisturizer can change that. When skin is irritated and stripped of too much moisture, that does cause inflammation which can lead excessive oil production. It’s an inflammatory response to irritation. But that isn’t because skin is literally thinking “We’re dry, so let’s moisturize.” Lol
Sincerely, a very oily rosacean in the southern US. I slathered on moisturizer for the last 3 years and only when I stopped moisturizing and stuck to a basic gentle cleanser did my skin clear up and normalize again.
@@boomboom6577 I used to believe that too until recently! It seems like common sense, like you said, but a lot of professionals have started pretty definitively that skin actually doesn't work like that. It's really interesting actually!
Editing to urge you to read Labmuffin's article on "the myth of rebound oil". Sir Seth is pretty on the nose; dryness can lead to irritation/inflammation, which leads to pre-existing oil stores being re-directed to those areas. It sounds like a very similar thing, but it technically isn't, and I'd love for Dr Dray to talk about that 😄
Love your Tanzanite top!! 👍👍
Thank you for influencing people all round the globe regarding skin care. Since we trust you the most can you please review a sunscreen for me?
I am from Nepal and I have noticed that people there are lured into buying products manufactured in the west.
I have been using combination gel sunscreen from the brand Fixderma manufactured in India since years and it served my sensitive skin very well along with neutrogena sensitive skin moisturizer. However after I recently came to UK I was tempted to buy more expensive sunscreen
( La Roche Posay invisible fluid) assuming that products in West are more effective since they are regulated and backed up by research, along with neutrogena SA acne was (I am prone to blackheads). After few days of using these products
I noticed my skin developed red which turned to dark patches (hyperpigmentation maybe?) which look permanent and I started to feel burning sensation whenever I used it afterwards ( contact dermatitis maybe). This stressed me out and I began to compare my old sunscreen ( Fixderma SPF 30 gel) with new ( La Roche Posay). To be honest I did see the same ingredients in my old sunscreen as in some fancier sunscreen in the west. Why are Nepalese and Indian's so drawn to Western skin care products? Are they actually better? Is it just a myth? You might say that perhaps La Roche Posay did not suit my skin, if so then can I trust my old sunscreen 100% that it works equally good as western ones and go back to using it (which I am confident will not react to my skin) or should I experiment with more sunscreen formulated for sensitive skin?
This is just one experience of mine but in general does the sunscreen formulated in East say India not meet the standards of sun protection. What do they lack in ( maybe refering to the Fixderma sunscreen I used)?Could you please answer this for greater good.
I've never even thought about this, thxs hun
Hi Dr Dray, I am in love with the cerave renewing night cream that you recommended, but they don’t have it in Australia, could you recommend something similar rather than the the Cetaphil anti redness one? Please!!
Hmmm. A few years ago I was applying CeraVe Healing Ointment under my nose pretty religiously while suffering from a cold. After maybe a week, I got a terrible case of perioral dermatitis in that area. I thought this was from too much occlusives trapping moisture in the skin. Is it true that you can cause issues by over-application of highly occlusive products? Not hyper-hydration but…I don’t know…not letting the skin breathe? Also, I agree - that blue color looks really great on you! Thanks, Dr. Dray, for all the work you put into your videos. Yours is truly the best kind of “modern day information sharing.”
Trust your instincts and listen to what your skin is telling you. Next time try lanolin instead, it breathes better.
Hi, can I ask a question 🙋♀️ In Follicular Hair Transplantation or follicular unit extraction would the hair or root of the hair ever grow back from the "plucked" site or would it remain hairless after that procedure? (Sort of a question related to that video you did about Chrissy Teigen and her brows)
Thank You for giving us scientific information on skin care. Can I use petrolatum products on facial seborrheic dermatitis?
I feel like this video was made for me lol 😂 I have Death Valley dry skin and I bathe myself in moisturizer & cerave healing ointment every night
I have learned so much watching these videos. I'm 78 and had cataract surgery a yr ago, enabling me to see better how horrible my skin looked. I'm doing everything recommended, and I've had Morpheus8 for puffiness and darkness under eyes. I realize I need at least 3 Morpheus8 treatments spaced about 8 weeks apart. I asked the plastic surgeon if there were something faster so I can see results before I'm dead. I'm ashamed to say that in the past I actually sometimes went 2 days without washing my face. What an embarrassing confession. And I didn't use sunscreen except for going to the beach. I think I stopped doing stuff to look good after my husband died about 20 yrs ago.
So proud of you ❤️
As someone who has been depressed, let me tell you I've gone days without washing my face and even showering. It's not embarrassing at all. We've all had different circumstances ❤️
Summer come faster this year. This May is much warmer than last month. I sweat easily and thought I should decrease my moisturizing cream due to sweat. Fortunately I watched this video, Thanks Dr Dray. I would use my moisturizer as usual + sunscreen
It is a nice colour on you. Thank you for your videos!
it was very useful! thank you so much for the video!
Hi Dr. Dray! Is it true that some ingredients in St. Ives Elastin and Collagen moisturizer is harmful and toxic? What's your thoughts about this? I love this moisturizer so much and I'm so confused. Heeeelp. 🥺
you should do videos reacting to people skincare tiktoks, ive seen routines piles alot of moisture, serum, oils, and such it would be interesting to hear your take on what is affective and what isnt
The take is LESS is more. More is never better.
My skin has had numerous issues throughout my 47 years. I have eczema on my legs that flare up during the fall and winter. I have rosceasa on my face and numerous issues with that. I have been to a handful of dermatologist and what have found to help the most is stop using products and makeup for a while.
I havent used anything on my face except mild soap for two years and it has done more good than anything else. My scalp is now having issues, but at least my face is better than it has been in a long time.
I'm going to start bringing makeup back a little bit throwing out my old makeup. I want to try vanicream and just see how my skin does. I have such reactive skin I'm scared honestly. It was the worst when I tried acne free when that was a big thing. Something in that product really ticked my skin off it was bad. So I'm so leary of such products, but I know with dry skin I need a little something. Thank you for this detailed information 👏
I would not introduce makeup unless your skin is stable. If you have rosacea, search Dr Dray's channel to manage it. Never use anything with fragrance-definitely an irritant for you. Sounds like you need a good hydrating overnight mask. The Origin (by Dr Andrew Weil has one). Do your research.
This is very interesting and Dr. Dray, I would love it if you made more videos about lasers and which type of lasers are safe for Asian and African skin.
And Caucasian skin. Worth the price?
@@jeannescanlan2279 The OP asked for Asian and African skin specifically because laser treatments can be more harmful to people with darker skin.
@@TyraStanks right, some people try to make everything political. She could have just asked her own question if it was that serious to find out if its safe for Caucasians. As if most health/ beauty devices and products aren't mainly made with "their" safety in mind from the start. The nerve.
@@jeannescanlan2279 I think Dr Dray has already covered your question on a video so why ask about Caucasian again?
Dr Dray I want to ask your opinion about astazanthin. Is it better than other anti aging products? Should we take it topically or ingest it? Thanks so much!!
Happy weekend Dr Dray....see you tomorrow x💙🤩
This woman is the only person I trust when it comes to skincare on the internet.
you educate so well!
Dr Dray, Why did you stop using the Hado Labo skin moisturizer?
Hello Dr. Dray. I’m wondering if you could make a video on how birth control can effect your skin post Accutane. I went on Accutane 4 years ago and I was acne free for almost 3.5 years. A doctor put me on birth control to help control my PCOS. When I stopped taking it I started breaking out on my lips. Like the corner of my lips and on my chin. Do you think my skin will go back to normal? Or do you think I’ll need to do another dose of Accutane.
thank you for educating us!
Dr Dray looking so healthyyyyy!!!!!
When I get heavy handed with Cerave or anything with ceramides I get large sebaceous filaments.
Happy Friday, Dr. Dray. And if you’re reading/watching too hope you’re doing well Mama Dray!
How interesting!
That's interesting, I use cerave and have terrible sebatious fillaments... have you found something you like to use instead?
@@kalis2294 Vani lotion
If this is the case, then watch Dr Dray's videos on how to eliminate and prevent sebaceous filaments.
@Dr Dray. I really need to know the order of things to put on my face. I have Hyluronic Acid, retinol, vitamin C serum, squalene, msm liquid. Plus moisturizer and sunblock. I get confused about Hyluronic Acid. Does Collagen work on your face? I have pretty good sensitive skin. Few broken capillaries on cheeks.
I really, like the lipikar lotion. I even use it on my face. And I'm actually one of these people who overdid it. I did this skin flooding trend out of curiosity and it totally gave my hyperhydration issues. Discontinued the habit and within one week my skin was fine. Very interesting experiment though. I'm just glad I didn't have some photo appointment 🙈🤣
I was literally just wondering this this morning as I put on my moisturizer
Hello Doctor I have a quick question. The cerave moisturizer cream and kids line are they both same? Can we use adults on kids. My daughter is 5 yr old. Thank you and God bless Doc.
Oh thank you, I've been watching someone who said, that doesn't make sense to moisturize after azelaic acid or retinol in squalane if I have oily skin. Now I have to say that I don't apply moisturizer right after retinol with oily texture. I wait a good 40 minutes till everything is absorbed. And after azelaic acid + moisturizer I don't have any residue left on my skin, so I assumed that if my skin is not left oily then I do everything right. So this video helped me to understand that I almost made a mistake when I wanted to stop using it
Thank you for posting Dr Dray! That blue shirt on you is gorgeoussssss!
Thanks!
Hello, I watch ur videos all the time. Thank you for all ur information. I just wanted to ask a question not sure if you can help lol. I’m 48 yrs old. Suddenly my skin has been so so dry, I’ve got a ton of white tiny spots all over my legs and arms, those did start a few years ago but getting worse? I drink water like crazy, take my vitamins especially ones for skin like vitamin E, fish oil and things like that for the dryness but nothing is working. Anyways thanks for ur video. Have a great day 😊🤗
It’s was really interesting to hear. I have severe eczema so I’m definitely not having a problem of over hydration lol. I can put a super thick layer of lotion on my skin and my skin will be dry again within 30 minutes. I really love products with petrolatum in them. It lasts for about an hour or two instead of 30 minutes. I was buying a product with petrolatum the other day, and saw a review from someone fear mongering the dangers of petrolatum. I found the website they got their information from and then I did more of my own research and ended up buying it. It makes me really sad that someone else might have seen that review and not done the research and gotten scared off of buying things with petrolatum.
i put cream instead of lotion and weirdly enough cream doesnt make my face oily but lotion did i thought it was the other way around 💀 i put a lot too and my skin loves itttt
Same! sometimes when I’m extra dry I just use straight Cerave healing ointment. Which is pretty much just Vaseline 😂