Actual useful info starts at 6:33.

@pamo94537

8 күн бұрын

Thenks

You guys are awesome! I've seen a couple of dermatologists who are not at all thorough and go for quick and dirty solutions. You guys take it to the next level and the best part is your smiles, other skin care videos are dull and boring. Kudos!!!

Can you please do a video on Azelaic vs Salicylic acid? & their strengths and weaknesses

@SirSerents

Жыл бұрын

@@mrunalpatel6729 facts! She is really good as well

@shakedamram1313

Жыл бұрын

It's like comparing apples and oranges, they serve different needs and work differently

@kulverstuke1233

Жыл бұрын

Btw u can combine Salicylic with Azelaic, just let it adopt slowly

@Doctorly

Жыл бұрын

Both are amazing ingredients. Salicylic acid exfoliates, removes oil, and fights acne. Azelaic acid exfoliates, fights acne, fights dark spots, and even helps with rosacea. The bonus is that azelaic acid is also safe in pregnancy.

@clarewhite3004

Жыл бұрын

SA is an exfoliant that gets deep into pores and helps de-gunk them; azelaic acid has effects similar to retinoids and it's good for rosacea. They are completely different. Acids are a huge category of chemicals, so if something has "acid" in the name, you can't assume that they are comparable.

The zit sticka patches I have used since they came out they are fantastic! Especially the killas and the normal pimple patches!

I get so excited when I see a new video posted 👍👏🏼 keep them coming ❤

Would love to see a video dedicated to exercise and skincare. The order of things seems nuanced between morning and evening, indoor and outdoor, and not wanting to waste products. Thank you!

Loved this video! Could you dive into the different types pimple patches sometime, perhaps? Lots don't only have the hydrocolloid ingredient(s) in them, but also other ingredients and different sizes, transparency etc. Would love that!

@alwaysawomanofGod

5 ай бұрын

Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤

I love when you two are on together!❤️

I am really interested in hearing your thoughts on Eucerin's skin care products. I LOVE their cleansers, Day/Night creams, and their SPF face lotion. I use them all in my skincare routine and it has made a big difference in my skin. Also, my skin is very sensitive and a lot of other skincare products I used to do just didn't work and it got to the point where I just gave up and became insecure. Now, my skin has looked better over time. I also LOVE using Mighty Hero Patches and Starface patches because they really get the job done when it comes to sucking out the whiteheads, unlike other acne spot treatments. I like using the Cerave acne spot gel treatment, but it's not as effective as the patches, but it does help shrunken zits

Just to say thank you for being willing to help us...my face is sensitive I had frequent breakouts..but now have been able to develop a proper skincare routine considering the ingredients to help me and honestly my face is glowing now .... Please don't stop...be blessed

@millzdeals

Ай бұрын

What's your regimen?

Good timing on this. I have a cluster of acne under my lip right now. I was thisclose to ordering the patches for large areas but changed my mind and got out the ones I already have. Two of them cover the worst zits.

I always love your topics and presentations ❤

Can you do a video on acne rosacea! Many people think they have acne and may be treating there face to harshly. I'm a master esthetician however I struggle with this, thank you and much love always! ❤️

I've only used the Euro version of Effaclar Duo+ which has Lipo Hydroxy Acid, Salicylic Acid, and also Niacinamide. I find it works REALLY well as a spot treatment but sometimes causes flaking. Honestly don't miss benzoyl peroxide, which brings me back to being a teenager when it was the only option. Benzyol always bleach stained my towels, pillowcases, etc.

@0p32

Жыл бұрын

I feel like benzoyl peroxide has tortured my skin so much that it can now resist any type of cream😂

Can y’all do a video on skincare for pregnant and breastfeeding persons? I’d love to see what’s safe and not safe, retinol alternatives, tips for hormonal acne, etc.

I use the LRP in New Zealand and it’s different again. It contains niacinamide and salicylic acid. I love it! The tinted version is also the nicest natural, easy to apply tinted product I’ve ever come across. It’s non-greasy. Doesn’t clog and gives a great even coverage. Sadly the recent hype means it’s suddenly really hard to get hold of and I’m running out.

The best spot treatment for me by far has been not touching or squeezing the pimple and let my usual skincare take care of it. Too bad it book me 15 years to learn smh 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@jennyr1625

Жыл бұрын

Haha same! I still struggle with not squeezing tbh 😅

@thiphuonghoale9627

Жыл бұрын

Way, i always pooping my pimples when it ready.

@silvasen1985

Жыл бұрын

i wish i didnt get blind pimples on my nose so often, leaving such a big red bump on my nose for weeks makes me so insecure and feels so dirty, and even if i did want to pop it, since it is blind there is literally 0 result, fuck blind pimples

@jazmimtot03

6 ай бұрын

Still learning 😂😂😂

@NintendoCat-nb8uu

5 ай бұрын

For anyone who does struggle with picking at them a patch will help stopping you from touching them

Great video! I was hoping Paula's Choice 9% BHA spot treatment would be mentioned, though. And maybe some of the old-fashioned drying lotions like Mario Badescu's and Kate Somerville's.

LRP duo also worked for my rosacea pustules (the european version without benzoyl peroxide). I used it because I got miss diagnosed with acne but it still worked :O now I use something more soothing and targeted at rosacea

I 110% appreciate you talking about Better Help. Mental health and facial acne has been a huge journey for me. I hated going out in public bc of my acne. I refused to go out without make up on. I still struggle with that. But talking about it here is so powerful. Thank you!!

@graynus1442

Жыл бұрын

Actually there’s been a lot of controversy surrounding better help (in short it does more harm than good for most ppl involved)

@aljenabi3230

Жыл бұрын

Why not 130 % ? You can’t go over 100 makes you sound stupid

@SlumberandBloom

Жыл бұрын

@@aljenabi3230 10000000%

@JasminMiettunen

Жыл бұрын

Talking about mental health is great, being sponsored by Better Help not so much. I assume they just didn’t know about the issues with it.

@SlumberandBloom

Жыл бұрын

@@JasminMiettunen what are the issues? I'm unaware as well..

Those pimple patches have worked amazingly for me when I've needed one!

@mayaw7710

Жыл бұрын

Same!! Love those ones

@krishmarvin

Жыл бұрын

Hello Rebecca how are you doing nice meeting you here

@alwaysawomanofGod

5 ай бұрын

Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤

can you guys make a video dedicated to resveratrol? addressing its potential benefits , research done, how to use it, if you recommend using it, can it be paired with retinoids?, etc.

Will definitely get ur top recommends. Thanks😊

I've been watching you guys since your first video. Mainly because the two of you are just adorable and remind me so much of the way my son and his friends are. Anyway, thank you again, for the excellent information you provided each time, to a bunch of non-paying viewers I might add, lol. Although I'm pretty certain my monthly SSDI would never cover the visits. This is yet another fantastic video that's close to my old lady heart lol. Ya know, while on the topic, WHY IS MY 57-YEAR-OLD FACE STILL BREAKING OUT? Looking forward to the next one guys 😊

Those zitsticka patches they were clowning on are life savors for me. They are meant to be used on cyctic acne, and they work! The alcohol wipe is to get the oils off the skin so that the patch will stay on the skin. If I use these as soon as I feel a cyst forming, the cyst is gone after 3 uses. The only other thing that works on my cystic acne.... apple cider vinegar.

I used one of my stepsons acne Mighty patches the other day for a blemish on my chin and the pimple was gone in about 6 hours. Those things are expensive, but they really work and they work fast.

Great job ......huge respect 🙏 👏🏻👏🏻

Love you guys thanks for making me smile 😃🤗❤️

I use the ordinary red peel on a zit for a quick fix for pimples that are so irritated. It takes all the irritation away and the redness is gone. Then I wash it off, and then use my cleanser and moisturize and do my routine. Then I add a mighty patch after everything is said and done. I've been doing this the last 2 years now because I've been masked as a healthcare worker for the last 3 years

Love the supporting actress onthe description!

I don't have acne but watch every video you guys put out just for fun😊

@silvasen1985

Жыл бұрын

luckyyy

You should look into Indian skincare lines too!! There are so great...like minimalist,dot & key, deconstruct,Dr.sheths,aqualogica and so more! Hope you review on it.

Love your videos!!!

I love this channel😩

Thank you for pointing out the products with the same names are different in different countries! I live in Australia and we struggle to get anything over here and what is available is often different and it is so frustrating!

Thank y'all so much for all your content! It is fantastic! I would love to see more content on body sunscreen in particular. I feel like the stuff I use on my face is way too expensive to use on my body, lol. But I recently figured out that my Neutrogena body sunscreen was breaking me out. Is there a physical sunscreen option for your body that isn't just a massively thick white cream?

I know you two mainly focus on products from US, but what are your thoughts on Asian skincare? Especially with the sudden popularity of Korean/Japanese skincare, I would love to see a video on this!

@TooLittleInfo

Жыл бұрын

I notice that too, there are so many cult products from Asian beauty brands like the Biore sunscreens, Hada Labo "lotions" etc and many of them are IMO just solid, well made products at a great price point And imo not sudden or recent, I have been hearing people in the west rave about them for a good decade already and I've been using Biore sunscreens since like 2007 lol

@shemmarylarrubis7525

Жыл бұрын

I'm on board on this as well. Please review Asian brands like Cosrx, Elizabecca, Laneige...

@JasminMiettunen

Жыл бұрын

They have occasionally recommended some, they especially had a video on the most popular Korean sunscreens. Clearly they are not against it in any way.

Thank you!

Alright, I'm lucky, I already have pretty great skin....but I just LOVE watching these guys!!!

These vids are so helpful- thanks so much for sharing your informed recommendations. Please can you do a vid on best vitamin C products- dermatologically approved by you amazing guys- thank you!

I'm allergic to Benzoyl peroxide! It wreaks havoc on my face (dry red patchy). Vichy works great for my rosacea!! I use the Vichy salicylic acid gel wash that accompanies it as well. My overall favorite is the La Roch-posay Adapalene.

@Supernova.009

9 ай бұрын

Adaplene is ever green 🍏

Mexican stores have actually been selling full bars of sulfur soap for years! I used to use it on occasion when I would get acne in high school.

Been using DHC’s acne spot therapy for years. It’s a 3% sulphur base. Works great!

I swear by my mighty patch w/Urban Rx acne spot treatment,,, never leave home without it😊

I use the mighty patch and afterwards the rescue balm by hero cosmetics, it really helps with the scaring and inflammation.

@jackieortiz316

3 ай бұрын

Do you use the hero rescue balm while the pimple is still white? Or after when it’s just a spot/scar??

Genau was ich brauche!!

Thanks doctors❤

I don’t have any spot treatments anymore, but I’ve incorporated acne-treating cleansers into my routine. My primary cleansers are CeraVe’s SA Renewing Cleanser and PanOxyl’s 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser. I use the SA cleanser daily And the Benzoyl Peroxide cleanser 2-3 times a week. That keeps my skin clear where I used to struggle with acne before.

@alwaysawomanofGod

5 ай бұрын

Jesus loves you so much more than you think repent and stay blessed ❤

I would love to see you make a video about under eye patches and the efficacy of micro darts, gold, charcoal, diamond dust, etc. Thanks in advance!

I would love a pain relieving spot treatment for cystic acne. Something that’s anti inflammatory and not just drying. Because most of the time it seems like there’s nothing to dry, it’s just red and painful.

My favorite spot treatment is the Inkey list succinic acid treatment. This thing literally works overnight and pimple is 50% gone. It does not work that well over cystic pimples though, those things take their time.

18:00 WOW! Topical Bpo 5.5% with a Hydro Coll Patch. Man I love the creativity

Thank you so much for your content. I wish I lived in whatever country you guys are in so I could get these products. I'm in Australia so unfortunately a lot are not available to me (that I'm aware of). But have to say, La Roche-Posay is here and it's amazing. The Effaclar Duo was too harsh for my skin and made it go red from irritation (I have incredibly sensitive skin and even my dermatologist struggled to find a product that my skin tolerated) but the Effaclar K+ works amazing.

I started using Cerave acne control cleanser for my adult acne. This is the first thing I’ve ever used that doesn’t give me an allergic reaction or makes me breakout worse. I started trying to find something because I passed down my sensitive skin to my daughter and her acne was getting pretty bad; figured if I didn’t have a reaction then she would be okay, this was the third product I tried before okaying it for her. The Cerave has cleared my skin up completely and is making a giant difference on my daughter’s acne. Highly recommend!

I’m obsessed with your videos, you make me buy so much good skincare 😅 can you talk about your skin cancer when you are ready? Also, I’m interested what do you think about tretinoin?❤❤❤

Could you do a video on “clean makeup” or ingredients to avoid in makeup when you have sensitive skin? Recently tried out new products and it gave me an allergic reaction, even though I’ve used it in the past.

Now that we are in this subject it would be great to have video on body acne specifically on the intimate area.

@cheryll5105

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i struggle with this too. 🫣

@azowskii

10 ай бұрын

@dr.lauratamburinlmfao suuureeee

Do a video on tanning drops, and creams. Some people like my self look like they were just pulled out of the river and since sun exposure and tanning beds are harmful, I feel like we need an alternative.

You are right. When we were young we had to burn pimples off with Stridex.

i’m using the acne gel pen by hero cosmetics and it’s very good i recommend

Great, as usual.

My holy grail spot treatment is ERADIKATE by Kate Somerville. Sulfur, salicylic acid, and clay. I am 61, still get pimples, and this is the best I have used in 45 years. It is expensive, but lasts a long time. I am in Canada and Effaclar Duo has different active ingredients here and is too mild to clear a pimple.

@tor2162

Жыл бұрын

@@user-mq7zd2fw4d Yes, I use it on a whitehead and on a blind cyst pimple. VERY effective. I dip a tip into the bottle, and it comes out pink like calamine, and then I use the tip to put it on my pimple. It really dries out the whitehead, and seems to be antibacterial too. On a new blind cyst, it can take 2 or 3 days, and the cyst never grows, and then disappears. The Maria Badescu never worked for me, this is WAY better.

@tor2162

Жыл бұрын

should say Q tip, spellcheck again!

I swear by mixing aloe vera gel and activated charcoal in even amounts, applying it on acne / spots with a cotton bud and leaving it overnight. I have never found anything better in the last 5 years and it is my holy grail.

I came here because the doctors are just soooo hooooot. I stayed for the skin care advice that actually work and make sense.

Could you please do a video on how to prevent acne after threading? Thanks

Please do one on blind pimples!

Could we get some Dermalogica reviews? I love their Age Bright Spot Fader!

I think you guys should do a review on good molecules products.

The Vichy spot treatment is a gem!

@morgianasartre6709

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

Pls do a video discussing Winlevi & Arazlo in depth. Thx!

Love the awards. Sometimes I’m in a hurry to find the hot solutions to specific skin issues. Can serum be a category? I just hung out with my friends and half of us aren’t even sure what it is or if it’s necessary

Effaclar duo is amazing. Sometimes in about a day there is significant improvement

@faiqanazir2137

Жыл бұрын

Hey. I have combo dehydrated skin (with more on drying side and oily T-zone). I'm thinking to use Effaclar duo. Never tried la Roche posay products before. Trying to get rid of rough, bumpy, acne spots, pimples. Want to achieve a clear skin. I have seen alot of people benefiting from Effaclar but at the same time many got their skin destroyed by using it. What would you recommend? Should I try it as a spot treatment at first or all over my face? Should I only use the Effaclar or follow it with their cicaplast balm or other moisturizer?

@paulleveriza2090

Жыл бұрын

@@faiqanazir2137 effaclar duo is meant to be a spot treatment.

I would love to hear opinions on celebrity skincare and which are actually worth it

I’m going to be honest lol as someone who struggled with acne for sooo long, improving my diet and drinking A TON of water has helped. Magnesium and adaptogen has helped. We need to look at solving the issue from within instead of always resolving to topical external application. Another thing-aquaphor has helped my acne a lot. If you are someone who gets a few pimples here and there (not cystic), just apply some aquaphor. It may bring the head to the surface OR if you already tried to pop it (which I dont recommend due to scarring), then apply a *little* aquaphor and it moisturizes the blemish to the point where 2-3 days of consistent application can literally make it disappear. This has helped me immensely. Experience is everything. Try it before you knock it!

@FashionbyBrittany

Жыл бұрын

Aquaphor!? That’s really interesting!

@doortovalue

Жыл бұрын

@@FashionbyBrittany yesss try it and lmk! I just tried it on a blemish for the last 3 hours and it’s significantly reduced size + redness. You have to be mindful if it’s a “white head” blemish as the aquaphor might bring the head to surface but if you end up popping (which I dont recommend, but it is what it is) the aquaphor will heal the blemish after that

@MyLoVeLyMaN

Жыл бұрын

Same here, just commented on how much simple hydration and vaseline seem to help me more than anything else

@2for10

11 ай бұрын

@@doortovalueI have spots of redness left after from acne. Do I put the aquaphor on then moisturize after?

@doortovalue

10 ай бұрын

@@2for10 just the aquaphor as it moisturizes. It won’t get rid of dark spots, but will help to reduce + moisturize the inflammation on pimples that are either just beginning to form a white head, or after a head has been removed. I always say, try it and see how it works for you as everyone’s skin is different. But it’s definitely my go to! And also a GREAT lip balm as well :)

ACV + Baking Soda = great natural drain cleaner:)! For anyone who is curious you do a half of a cup of each and let it sit for about 30 minutes before rinsing with boiling water💪

@cats.addict6457

Жыл бұрын

I personally, after experience, would not use ACV ever again on my skin, I find it extremely irritating + it does not smell good

BP is hugely effective, but super drying and it bleaches your fabrics, so put a towel down when going to bed (over your pillow case). I did and bleached the towel. Preferably use a white towel!

@cats.addict6457

Жыл бұрын

I hate BP for this reason... it spoils your sheets, towels etc...

What about the efficacy of succinic acid alongside salicylic acid? Would be great to include other ingredients that are effective in combating acne alongside the cons of each ingredient

@jcicrafters5724

Жыл бұрын

Jesus loves you

Hi guys, thanks for all the work that you are doing ! I have a question about a compact powder: is it good to use it on a daily basis or does it do more harm to skin? I tend to not use it often , just occasionally. I gave Bobby Brown and I was thinking to use Guerlain Thank you !

BTW, my partner and I are both big LRP fans because they have a wide variety of products that suits a wide range of skin types. She currently uses the LRP Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Cleanser for her oily combo (somewhat sensitive) skin type and I personally use LRP's effaclar Medicated line of cleanser because the normal effaclar cleanser's efficacy wasn't as high. We use to also use LRP toner but recently switched to AHA/BHA toners that we use a few times a week... the AHA/BHA combo does not feel as harsh as LRP's Effaclar Lotion Astringent toner (not sure if that's because of the diff active ingredient or just placebo effect)?

@JasminMiettunen

Жыл бұрын

Without even looking at the ingredients, astringents are usually drying.

The first minute with editing sound effect is hilarious

Personally, ACV diluted with water has been a great spot treatment when I have nothing else. Bumps go away in 2-3 days and forming bumps don't fully erupt before going away. I'll only switch if one of these work as good.

@aliceadavis7133

Жыл бұрын

And don't burn my face.

Sometimes I find benzoyl peroxide makes my acne more raged and red and it actually takes longer to heal than left untreated. Clindamycin on the other hand is much more effective in terms of flatten acne quick. Unfortunately, you can't use clindamycin long term.

wait , i thought one of you moved across country... so i tuned out for a bit. glad u r working together again!

@karenkay8928

Жыл бұрын

Not across the country...just another southern state. A jump-hop-skip away!

My MVP duo!! Perfect timing. I just got zit on my face today. Dr. Shah, “Why would you do that in this economy?” 😂 I agree as someone who works in the financial world.

Can you do a video about Psoriasis?

In Germany you use La Roche Posay A.I. as a spot treatment. Like you said, one Company, similar Name of product but different Ingredients…. Slightly annoying. Sometimes Zinc paste under a pimple patch also works nicely =)

When I was about 4 years old I was running with a sharpened pencil, tripped, and the point went into the fold above my eye and broke off. It didn't poke my eye out but you can imagine my mother's horror. The ER docs apparently fished around but couldn't find the broken off tip to get it out. It was still in there and an infection started to grow but we were on the way to visit my grandparents in the country anyway and an old-time country doctor nearby was very popular. They took me to him and he applied a salve he had made up called SULFAsalve. It pulled (drew) the lead right out in a day or two!! And I healed right up. So that's a testimony to sulfur's ability to draw things out. That doctor has since died and his salve recipe was lost but I've found some other salves with sulfur and when I put them on a spot it both pulls the yukky stuff out and dries it up (intensely, so I keep it ONLY on the spot). Sulfur is pretty amazing.

For oily skin with inflamed Acne, would the following combo be a good treatment? 1) Cleanser: La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Cleanser (2% Salicylic Acid); 2) Acne Spot Treatment: Benzagel Acne Care Gel (5% Benzoyl Peroxide); and 3) Acne patch like the Mighty Patch (as required) Is it bad to cover Acne with a patch and could it cause further irritation? How does a patch prevent the Acne from getting worse? Doesn't bacteria spread more in enclosed/covered areas (is this a myth)?

Dr. Maxfield is soo cuteee 🥰

Benzoyl Peroxyde is unfortunately on prescription only in France, that’s why La Roche Posay sell a different option in Europe.

@kebabrehab3688

Жыл бұрын

So is there a difference in effectiveness in the Eu vs US version? Also, if you order it from the US, do you think you could get it shipped to the EU?

@HYdrinGaming

Жыл бұрын

@@Jess-737 At 40, if you are still getting pimples, that means its hormonal. Mostly estrogen dominance. If you fix ur hormonal issues, your face will fix by itself. And trust me, La Roshe Posey made my pimples WORST! Even I saw all the docs and influencers suggesting it and Vichy, and used 4 tubes of it. It broke out my skin like crazy. Now at 40, Im diagnosed with estrogen dominance and taking tablets for it. My face is automatically clear after the real issue is fixed!!!!!

@cristinbuskard9250

Жыл бұрын

Same Jess! And I can’t find in Canada a benzoyl peroxide that’s higher than 5%. And only one brand commonly on the shelf seems to have it In the drug store. I jumped when I heard you can get %10 as benzoyl peroxide %5 is my daily all over.

La roche posay is and stays Nr 1 for me.

@faiqanazir2137

Жыл бұрын

Hey. I have combo dehydrated skin (with more on drying side and oily T-zone). I'm thinking to use Effaclar duo. Never tried la Roche posay products before. Trying to get rid of rough, bumpy, acne spots, pimples. Want to achieve a clear skin. I have seen alot of people benefiting from Effaclar but at the same time many got their skin destroyed by using it. What would you recommend? Should I try it as a spot treatment at first or all over my face? Should I only use the Effaclar or follow it with their cicaplast balm or other moisturizer?

@hv935

Жыл бұрын

@@faiqanazir2137 I have sensible skin and the Spot treatment efeclar really helped me with acne spots and pimples. Can't live without it anymore . Please try it out .

@faiqanazir2137

Жыл бұрын

@@hv935 I'll surely try it. Thank you

I blasted a spot with benzoyl peroxide, but my sensitive skin didn't tolerate it and i woke up with a red irritated rash where it was applied, which took 3 weeks to go away. So now I just use azelaic and salicylic acid

Can you do a video on pregnancy acne and safe products to use for acne while pregnant? My face is so broken out but I feel like I can’t use anything besides acne patches! Thanks

@morgianasartre6709

Жыл бұрын

Dr Dray had a great video on acne skincare during pregnancy. Also some great videos on pregnancy skincare can be found on the channels of Dr Sam Ellis, Dr Shereene Idriss and the Budget Dermatologist 👍🏼

I’m surprised no one is commenting about them taking a better help sponsorship. They have been at the center of controversy for years. So many people have come forward about “therapists” showing up to sessions while driving at a drive thru, in a dark room with sunglasses on, with a friend, and even talking about their own problems to the person seeking therapy. People have also come out saying how they weren’t able to switch “therapists” and the “therapists” do not even have the appropriate credentials needed to call yourself a therapist. There are so many videos and articles about it. Please have your Doctorly team do their due diligence before you take a sponsorship from an unethical company.

@morgianasartre6709

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, that was my first thought and I also commented on it.

@brytonmunro5270

Жыл бұрын

Over 321,000 people rated it and it’s sitting at a 4.8/5. Find something else to complain about.

i’ve been using the la roche posay effaclar duo for a few years now. i LOVE it!!!! it’s my go to. except, yeah it can make your skin a bit irritated 😢

@annabelapurva-madhuri4861

Жыл бұрын

Same, I love this serum

@atqaasif3716

Жыл бұрын

could you please tell me can we use azaelic acid with effacalar duo???

@annabelapurva-madhuri4861

Жыл бұрын

@@atqaasif3716 I do, just keep an eye out for irritation

I feel like I caught a glimpse of Dr Shah’s youth (compared to me!) by the way he pronounced Murad. Am I the only one who remembers the old Murad infomercials? 😊

Is there a video discussing treatments for blind pimple? Thanks

Peach & Lily makes much more affordable microdart patches! They're still a bit more expensive than non-microdart patches, but not remotely as expensive as Zitsticka. The regular patches are great for newly popped pimples (whether you pop them on purpose or by accident) to absorb fluid and keep the area clean. They're also good for keeping scabbed zits moisturized overnight. They're basically wound care. And any kind of patch helps stop me from picking! What I don't find patches helpful for is when a pimple has come to a white head and it's still intact. Whatever the manufacturer claims, they're not going to drain fluid from an unpopped zit! What they WILL do is tear the very thin skin over the pimple when you remove them. My current technique is this... Microdart with SA for deep zits overnight and sulfur spot treatment for daytime. Then if it doesn't go away, I'll pop it because it's going to pop anyway and I'd rather do it in my bathroom when I can clean it than have it happen in public. I put a regular patch on it to keep it clean and moist, and I keep using these patches for 24-48 hours, till the skin starts to close over. Later, I'll use a microdart patch with niacinamide and vitamin C for the PIH. I'm still testing this routine and it definitely keeps my hands off my face. So far, the least effective part seems to be the deep zit patch, and the most effective part seems to be the regular patch during early healing, but I've got to try it for a couple more months. Also: I don't see the problem with rubbing alcohol before a pimple patch. It disinfects and helps the patch stick better, and the patch more than makes up for the drying effect. Tea tree oil depends on the person for sure, but the rubbing alcohol seems appropriate to me, especially with microdarts.

Can you please do video about how to get rid of old face scars or scratchs...

I love La Roche Posay