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0:00 Intro
01:46 Retinoids & BHA
03:04 Vitamin C & Retinol
05:09 Retinol During The Day
06:53 Exfoliating Actives & Retinol
09:40 What About The Book??
This is why you listen to dermatologists, not some TikTok rando.
Who may also be a dermatologist but a tiktok video lacks the background information
I’m so thankful for the channel as well as other dermatologist based channels who actually know what they’re talking about. Random people with no background will go viral telling you that you can and can’t do something in skincare. That’s not only annoying but just dangerous form of misinformation 🙄
Most estheticians seem to have no scientific knowledge either - I would never take product recommendations from one
That applies to literally everything lol
@DallasNatureLover I think it depends. There are also loads of Dermatologists who have been sending their patients to Estheticians, because they don't know what to do for them. And they're supposed to be better at Skin Care than us, but many of these Esties have took these patients and gave them great products that help with their issues. Let's not generalize as if every Derm knows what they're doing(not that im saying every single Estie does, there are some who arent that knowledgable either), these 2 just happen to be extremely excellent at their job. It really depends on the person and where you're seeking care.
*cough* Hyram
@@DallasNatureLoverr waa aaaaaaáź
Can you guys go over *why* I need to apply sunscreen every two hours? Like what happens to the sunscreen to make it ineffective after 2 hours? Why doesn't this happen in the bottle? Are there ways to make it last longer so folx who can't afford to go through a bottle of sunscreen every week can still protect their skin?
Lab Muffin and Kind of Stephen have videos about this. Most of the time, you don't have to!
Good question, been wondering myself. I don’t know if the ingredients themselves stop working after two hours, but I imagine other factors like sweat, sebum, varying weather conditions, and clothes etc touching the area, could result in loss of protection throughout the day.
It is mostly if you are active, swim, sweat, in rain,... it wears off. Some sunscreens are more water resistant than others. They mostly insist on this because you can`t always trust how it gives full protection under all conditions. It is hard to reapply under all circumstances, but if you can reapply sometime around noon or soon after, you will likely be fine. The second application is said to make it all last longer, but I have not seen that many scientific reports on this.
The idea is that if you are exposed to direct sun for that time, sweating, getting wet (pool, lake, etc) the protective benefits wear down or wear off. If you’re sitting in an office 8 hours a day, I would say you probably don’t have to reapply.
Now, if you’re going for a 2hr run after work and it’s summer or live in an area where UV is high (hello my fellow Southerners) then maybe. Most of us aren’t doing that though realistically.
I think if you're not directly in the sun for an extended period, it is ok. But last time I went to the beach I loaded my face with spf, after spending the whole day there tho, I still got tan (I'm the type that tans instead of getting red but it's essentially the same effect on the skin)
My rule... listen to your skin... I have used them together but usually I divide them between my morning and night routines not to overload my skin. One must have enough time for all those products too.
Thanks for sharing, your videos are a big help, I learned a lot 🙏
I agree! Especially when you have sensitive skin~
My skin has no mouth but it must scream.
What a PERFECT video, in merely ten minutes! I take exceptional care of my skin, but always had looming questions about mixing stuff.
You guys are the BEST!
Thank you for talking about this! I once told someone Salicylic Acid wasn’t really a BHA and they looked at me like I was insane. I thoroughly enjoy you guys so much.
Thank you for this!! I was so confused and scared of starting my skin care bc of so many products and what you could or couldn't mix, this video totally simplified it!!
Skincare is so personalized! Thanks for sharing your take on the “no rules” just know your needs and goals.
Finally! The answer to the question I've been asking and thinking about. I'm glad my experiment will not harm my skin coz I didn't know if I can put Salicylic Acid face wash, BHA toner and Retinol in one routine. So far, my skin is okay and my skin is a lot better. ^^
Thanks for breaking this information down 🙏🏽 I’ve used some of these ingredients together and I’ve never had any issues, but my skin is not sensitive. 🥰🙏🏽😎
Thank you! I’ve been using bha and retinal and it seems to work fine! I love nuanced convos about skincare and this was super educational, thanks!
Give your editor a raise, I'm impressed with these transitions and lil notes in the corner lol
Thank for correcting those misconceptions. I was always not convinced with the information that the influencer share as a fact regarding the skin. Everything really depends on the skin. I did use a lot of active separately like one active for a period of time, but I was not getting the needed results like other people with day this magic product changed my skin. That’s why I started mixing active in the same routine while checking for irritation and listening to my skin. Everyone has different skin with different tolerances to actives.
Uh…I want the book! I love love LOVE diagrams. And there’s so much info on what never to mix and this cleared up a lot for me personally, so thank you.
Love watching your videos. Not only do you not seem to be burnt out but you even seem excited still about skincare and the Derm world.
Omg! Thank you for making this video! I got a new moisturizer that has hyaluronic acid in it, I use during the day but I have not been using it at night because I thought you weren’t supposed to mix it with retinols. And ever since I seen your video Previously about why you might use vitamin C at night, it makes so much sense! And while I’m at it, I also want to give a big huge thank you to both of you from a long ago previous video that you did about psoriasis and salicylic acid and recommending T sal from Neutrogena, and rotating it with the T gel, which I have used in the past, and never felt like worked, … this has changed my life! Lol my scalp has never been better and my hair has never been better and I’m not embarrassed anymore that someone’s going to see a huge white patch coming out of my hairline, because it no longer exists! So THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! You guys are the best!
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I use Cerave SA cleanser at night with my compound prescription with retinoid, vitamin C & kojic acid. In the morning skincare I use adapelene with soothing ingredients. I just started slowly like they recommended in other videos and now I use them every night. I make sure to observe my skin as my skin is combination & sensitive.
I am on my third year of using tretinoin. I built my tolerance this year and can now comfortably combine Salicylic Acid toner and Tretinoin at least once a week in the same routine. My skin "shines bright like diamond" the next day. 😅😅😅 Dont get disappointed when the answer is "it depends" because patience is a talent (never a virtue) 😁
I used to be able to use tretinoin with other acids but then had a time when I didn’t use it so now need to build tolerance but first snake skin time 😂
Same. On my second year, Miss Skin tolerated vit C. On the third, my fav glyco toner✨✨✨✨✨
@@kat284What do you mean snake skin time?
@@osamabinladen824It peels or purges at first but in time it stops.
Nah babe patience is a skill, you build it. Talent is something ur born with. And believe me I was not born with patience, I toiled on building it!
THANKS for breaking it down for us! So many skincare products out there becomes darn confusing!!
Nothing has been as effective as my mix of moisturiser, retinol and salicylic acid serums. I immediately see the difference if I miss more than 2 nights in a week. Niacinamide is often mixed in there too, as I find that base works well with my skin.
Day time is sunscreen only.
For me benzoyl peroxide spot treatment is the only thing that gets rid of acne for me but now the acne is gone I’m going to mix in a retinol salicylic acid combination for the scars at night
Thank you so much for explaining this! I see it all over don’t use this with this but no one ever explains why and I’m a person that needs it explained. Also glad you guys said there are no’s in skincare because I agree 100% skin care is personalized for everyone. We’re all different so whatever works for you go for it 😊
This video came out at the perfect time! I have VERY dry skin and also live in a very dry climate that gets extremely cold in the winter time (we're talking like -30C/-22F at times)... while also being one of the sunniest places in Canada. So I'm starting to rejig my routine in anticipation of that. I started dabbling in a very low potency retinol serum from The Ordinary but found using it on alternating days with 10% Lactic Acid was still too drying (and I'll likely drop the LA back to 5% once I run out).
I believe it was in one of your videos that I saw a suggestion that using a retinol cream could be better for us dry folks so I'm currently waiting on an order of Paula's Choice Resist Intensive Repair Cream to kind of get me back into the retinol world. I appreciate the debunking of some of these more extreme "myths' or overgeneralizations, while also acknowledging that I'll probably still need to use retinol and lactic acid on alternating evenings as my skin can already feel a little tight on a rotation.
Id also recommended a higher healthy fat diet. I used to have insanely dry skin. Id pile on moisturizer- some really expensive ones at that- and Id PEEL like crazy. When I started eating a ton of almonds, and avocado my skin completely changed. Id go as far as saying I'm combo to oily now.
I have a nighttime skincare routine featuring Inkey List SA cleanser, followed by Vichy Vitamin C, No.7 1% retinol, and Cerave PM lotion. I was initially unsure if this would be excessive, but I introduced each product slowly to observe my skin's reaction. It's been effective for my oily skin with light hyperpigmentation. I don’t have a sensitive skin.
I also undergo PRP microneedling or pico laser treatments biannually. And, of course, I diligently use sunscreen every single day, also reapply it a couple more times throughout the day. I've received numerous compliments on my skin texture and its healthy glow. ☺️
Thank you for the link to affordable products in your description box. Gonna give these a try
Wow, life changing, honesty 😅 so many dermatologists say not to mix those, not so many say why. Also my adapolene product contains a warming in prescription about not mixing it with salysilic acid and turns out it's not about some chemical reaction between those 2. Those 'cautious ' combos also confused me in your other videos and now I have the reason to trust you and try some of them as I see my skin tolerates adapolene but acne not going away fully 💔
Loved this video. Great information, as always. Thanks!
Great video and useful diagram. Thank you.
Thankyou both so very much ❤, this was a fantastic guides for the future xx
So glad you guys made this video!
for me retinol or exfoliating actives around the eyes is very helpful because if i don't used it, there would be a mini pimple around there.
and sometimes im layering exfo+retinol as spot treatment for my acne because it heals faster, but only for night time routine of course😂
I love their nuanced take. There's so much fear mongering out there, and claims are just made with no nuance. I've even seen dermatologists fear monger online, so we need more people like these two doctors!
I needed this. Thank you, docs. 🇯🇲
In other words, listen to the DOCTORS instead of TT Twits! Thank-you to the real experts: Dr. Maxfield & Dr. Shah!!
Thank you guys for all the amazing info!
Thanks a lot.
Very helpful information 🙂
I needed this video so badly. I was so confused about what I could and could not mix with my Retinoid
Thank you very much! This is so informative!
THIS WAS SO USEFUL! THANK YOU. I just bought CeraVe's Blemish Control cleanser which has Salicylic acid and I already have in my skin care routine CeraVe's retinol, and they're actually both from the same line, that's specific por acne-prone skin so my head was spinning thinking they messed up putting in the same line two ingredients that people say you cannot mix!
Thank you for this!! I always wonder if ppl recommend not mixing any 2 ingredients because it'll deactivate/oxidize each other or is it just a precaution for irritation. I started realizing most of these no-no combinations are just a precaution but ppl saying these are so persuasive that I wonder if they'll mess the overall formulations.
OMG THANK YOU! For finally saying more than "you can't use it". Why? there are so many people who watch youtube vidoes who are not the beginners in skincare anymore and appreaciate more advanced skincares and 90% of the content is for the beginners with super sensitive skin types ;D I use l-ascorbic acide, wait 2 min and apply tretinoin with no irritation but that is because I am into skincare for years and my skin is acclimated. But there are more people like me who want to maximize their routines instead of " keeping it simple" and we are curious how to combine actives. Question - regular peptides (not copper) - okey to mix with anything? :) Also, what about copper peptides plus other antioxidants ? (ordinary says not to use their copper with antioxidants because you can get an orange hue on the face, because of some chemical reaction, I wonder does it make it ineffective then>?)
I've also read advice about not mixing products (I forget which) because of pH rather than the potential for irritation
I’m 53 and have very dry skin and was diagnosed with psoriasis at 10 years old. I currently take Otezla to help it.
So far I’ve aged pretty well despite dry skin. I’m scared to start a skincare routine to prevent aging on my sensitive skin. Please do a video on skin care just for people with dry/sensitive skin.
This may be too late but have you tried Krave Beauty? They have some great products for sensitive skin. I have dry/sensitive skin and also get eczema and psoriasis. I really like their cleanser and the great barrier relief. All their products are fragrance free!
My Favorite Dermatologist. I followed and watched all yours videos now my skin is so good and almost glass skin. ☺️ +weekly I go to face spa
Thank you for all the great informational videos❤😊
I recently started learning a lot more about different skin care ingredients and upping my skincare game now that I'm in my 30s. I love your videos and your friendship! You mentioned something that I have been curious about--how long would you recommend letting Vitamin C or a retinoid sit/absorb in your skin before moving on to the next step?
Can you guys please speak on the efficacy of sunscreen sprays! Love for you guys to try the nakedsundays one!
THIS is the video I've been waiting for!
Thanks docs you’re the best. God bless. ❤
Great information! TFS!🥰
Ive been using a Vitamin C Serum before my Retinol and its done wonders for my skin and getting rid of dark spots i get.
what vitamin c serum and wat retinol ? (like the brand)
please share I would like to know too x
Yes it's same with me. I use vitamin c and retinol and it really made my skin glow like ever before and I'm following it for three months recently.
I've been mixing these to also with alpha arbutin I use at night I mix my own vitamin c serum I have vitamin c powder I mix with the alpha arbutin serum so my vitamin c is always fresh cause I make small amounts at a time about 1 weeks worth . Works great on my hyper pigmentation from pregnancy!
@@anushrikshatriyawhat vitamin c serum?
Thanks for the great info
I stopped coloring my hair over a year ago due to severe skin irritation. My skin reacted worse as I got older. I wonder why 🤔 Do you guys know?
My grays are coming in nicely and I have received numerous compliments from the young to the very old lol. Wish I could’ve been braver yrs ago lol
Your grays are coming in nicely too Dr Shah! I love seeing ppl embracing their grays
💕😁
Me too! My scalp got more sensitive and I had to eliminate fragrance from my haircare
Going gray is amazing!! Best thing i ever did was stop coloring. Scalp is so much happier and hair is so healthy!
I don't think you mentioned it, but you can also use Azelaic Acid and Retinol. Also, if you have been sensitive to retinol, I've seen a few dermatologists saying that after using azelaic acid for several months, your skin might be able to tolerate retinol without any adverse side effects. But I suggest you research this on your own instead of taking my word for it. And just to be safe, wear sunscreen when using actives as many of them can increase sensitivity to sunlight, causing more sun damage, which just counteracts what you're trying to achieve with actives. And I hate how underrated Azelaic Acid is. It is a very, very good alternative to retinol, especially if you have more sensitive skin, rosacea, etc. The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% - Try it out. I believe it is also (from what I've researched or heard about it from derms online) less sensitive to sunlight but you should still apply sunscreen and reapply
Haha! Here I was, thinking you shouldn't mix certain things because it would cause an explosion on my face 😂 Like if you mix certain household detergents it can be dangerous, I thought mixing skin products was also dangerous 😂 Now I understand better
Lol same here. Thought I would melt my face off or something
Please explain copper peptides and layering it with other actives ❤
Second!
Can you use Vitamin c in the morning and copper peptides at night?
@@gabrielagregory1017 yes. I know this because I have asked my dermatologist as well as DRMTLGY the company. There are copper peptides in their Needle-Less serum. You can’t use them at the same time because the copper peptides and vitamin c became less effective or erase all their efficacy.
Thank you for the clarification. I’ve been struggling with this problem. Basically, most people on the internet say not to do it or not to mix it, but it has worked for me for a year now. So when this started popping up on my FYP, I got really worried. HAHAHA.
For context, I used:
LUXE ORGANIX: Retinol + Bakuchiol
GARNIER: Bright Complete Anti Acne Serum (This contains Vitamin C, Salicylic Acid, Niacinamide, and AHA) - basically, all ingredients that are said to be incompatible with retinol.
Love Altreno, it was a game changer for me.
Where have you two gems been all my life? I’m so glad I found your channel! Such amazing info accessible for everyone! Thank you!
Very good video as always, docs! Could you link some of the articles you read in the description of your videos?
I have very oily, acne prone skin. I used to do this routine that had my skin glowing. It had allllll the actives. My skin has never looked better, but ppl kept saying it was too much, too many actives, and I’m not seeing the damage now but it’s there and I will see it in the future. So I tried to alternate actives, but then that was too much trouble, and too high maintenance, so it was hard to do it consistently. You can tell the difference- I have texture, occasional pimples, and the accompanying discoloration.
I am going back to my all out, all actives routine! Thanks for the tips!
I use carrot seed oil and mix it with a bit of rosehip seed oil on my face every morning. I let it sit for about an hour while getting ready then put a regular light face cream that has a bit of irish sea moss to firm it up, then a bit of sunblock powder. Have been doing this for over 10 years. I'm in my sixties and it works really well at reducing the signs of sun damage. Some skin care experts would say no but it works for me. Basically if it works for you go for it.
this !!!!! sooo many people don't know that you can't mix certain things!!!! and if you start using not well known products like tranexamic acid per say, it can be really hard to find the answers online to see what you can and can't mix. also they'll be articles that contradict the next article. so it can be sooo difficult figuring out how to incorporate your skincare products
I'm glad you all said that skincare is personal because you also have TH-camrs who don't have sensitive skin and they shave every day or they can use three different types of exfoliants in one routine. And some people like me can't copy their routine because if I did my skin would have a fit.
Yes! I have sensitive skin, so If i copied them 3-exfoliat-youtubers, i probably wouldn’t even have any skin left to speak of.
The only thing i question here is the retinol and vitamin c one.. so as far as i know the reason they're not to be mixed is not because they react to each other but because they work at pretty specific pH levels and theyre not the same. This is referring to ascorbic acid specifically because it requires a rather acidic pH to be stable whereas the retinol (or tretinoin rather) needs a slightly higher pH. The place where this would then not apply would be with, say, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate because that form of vitamin c is oil soluble therefore doesnt have a pH to begin with so that becomes irrelevant. I sometimes use tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate with my tretinoin for that reason but not typically. If you even see this comment could you clarify on this specifically regarding the pH issue?
Oh...y'all have a book....awesome. Can't wait till it's officially available
I would love to see you guys do a Dime skincare review 🙏🏻.
Thank you for this!
Would you guys do a video on Methylene Blue in skin care? I would love to hear what you have to say about this ingredient. You guys are brilliant and gorgeous too
Thing is for me when I started using Retin a, I don’t need any other active ingredients. Just antioxidants under sunscreen. You really don’t need much when you have Tretinoin- Gold skin care ingredient.
Again, very individualised, especially for people who use tretinoin for acne - it is often not enough as the only treatment modality.
Right on time! I was literally googling this last night and confused myself again lol
Skincare is such a barrier.
I definitely want your book! 👏👏👏
I have been using salicylic acid and retin-a together at night to fight my unbelievably stubborn acne since June of this year. In my 15 years of dealing with acne my skin has never looked better. I'm so glad I stopped listening to skin care influences who kept saying you couldn't mix these actives.
true same for me as well! my skin looks great
I absolutely love you two. When I found you guys I shared your videos with my wife and now we watch "every" video. Whoever does your video editing is amazing! I think the balance of serious information that helps so many with out being overloading along with your natural charisma, sense of humor, and abilities to poke fun at each other is the winning formula.
P.S.
Dr. Shah cannot move anywhere that prohibits the both of you from making these videos together. That's a firm RULE.
P.P.S. Why did Dr. Maxwell not partner with you on "Remedy"? He just couldn't spare the budget from his surfing and sun tan lotion budget? 😂
The "here we go" gives me a great feeling every time🙏
I stand wholeheartedly with Dr. L.J with what he said at the beginning of the video. It's absolutely brilliant and I couldn't have agreed to it better ❤
If formulated well, vit c and retinol can be great in 1 product. Im having a lab make one actually
I have dry acne prone skin w/an oily nose. I like to keep it simple and simply not mix. My skin is happy. 😊
love this video! i exfoliate and use my tret in the same routine, my skin can handle it!
I love the editing style
Thank you, as always : interesting and entertaining.
A trend that I don't think has been mentioned by you (unless I missed it?) concerns methylated blue, a "miracle" ingredient in skin care as well as a supposed nootropic. Your take on it would be very interesting.
Oops - this should, of course, be methylene blue! Sorry 🤭
Love my alpharet which I use after a salicylic wash since my combo skin has decided to give me acne at my big old age. I have sensitive skin and I tolerate it well
Dr. Maxfields face in the beginning is a mood 😂
Yes! Thank you! The difference between if you can't for reasons such as oxidation like you said, or if it is just not recommended for certain reasons such as increased chance of irritation.
This is great. I'm gad to hear a book is coming.
Please make a video about pregnancy safe skincare! What is forbidden, what's recommended...? Thank you!
thank you ! I am mature man, well, I started to use the facial products, I have tired to use it appropriately but sometimes I am confused. thanks for your videos, if I have questions about it, hope you can tell me. thanks again.
Gentlemen, I am an esthetician and your videos are very helpful and educational. Love it! Keep me posted on your book. I am interested.
I use SA and Retinol in the same evening, in fact I also mix SA with Panoxyl during washing my face, and I barely get irritated, so I'm one of those people who can tolerate it.
I use a retinol and a bha, but I'm acne prone and oily. Seems fine for me.
I heard about the retinol sandwich... To avoid peeling, you can layer with moisturizer and any type of retinol over it.
I use Tretinoin ( Retin A).at night, and after about 20 minutes, I use a moisturizer. Usually Aquaphor or Cerave. I've not had any problem with peeling. I do have dry skin
I use neutrogena’s retinol and spf day cream. I’m rubbish at putting anything on my face at night. I’ve tried for years and always end up forgetting or not being bothered! So a retinol to use in the day is good for me.
Great video, thank you! Do you happen to have any information on the interaction of hypochlorous acid with other ingredients? I have heard mixed things. Thank you!
Thank you so so much for This Video! I believe the people on TikTok, but somehow I don’t believe them either. That’s why I’m very, very happy that I found this video and that I can trust you
I use retinol 0.1% in the evening, but i use the ordinary retinoid elmusion together with vitamin c in daytime
I’ve been using AlphaCare, alphahydroxy cleanser on my face for years, plus Curology with trentinoin, niacinamide, and transamic acid. I might be spell it wrong but you know what I mean. And I’ve been fine and I have very sensitive skin. I feel like I need the AlphaCare cleanser in my tea zone big-time I’m 60 years old.
THANK YOU!!!
I love this video! Can you do a video on vitamin C products? I’m so lost
Learned it hard way - started to apply altreno tretinoin to my eyelids- got extremely dry eyes almost instantly. Although applying it to my under eyes doesn’t seem to irritate or do any harm
Thank u for this video
I put vitamin c and retinol on my face and OMG I made a peel on my face 🤦🏻♀️🤣🤣