I would like to see a video or short where oil cleansing provides instant gratification for sebaceous filament removal b/c it didn't really do anything like that for me🤷🏼♀️
You have to massage First with dry Hands for 5 minutes then you wet your hands and you massage It for another 5 minutes, wash your face and the use a cleansing milk...I do this and I saw a drastic difference ... I use the Missha "black head off" and the Sisley cleansing milk.
I think we oily/combo ppl should just use a cream or serum that has both sulfur and salicylic acid in it. There’s a lot of those in drugstores, labeled as a “spot treatment” for acne or cystic acne.
I have oily skin and have been using Trader Joe’s facial oil and a gentle foaming cleanser for sensitive skin every evening and it has really improved my skin.
So Sulfur for the those little heads that aren’t blackheads 👍 no wonder it’s taking me YEARS and forevermore to get rid of them. They aren’t blackheads to begin with. Thank you so much Dr Idriss I’m off shopping lol
I’m no expert but through experiences as an oily gal, only cleansing oil that claims deep pore cleansing and will emulsify with water is what i use like 2-3 times a week for pore and oil clearing. It’s better than drying clay masks for me. I just make sure to soothe my skin with gentle products and ingredients, and moisturize afterwards. Oil production doesn’t seem to ever end because it’s more of an internal problem relative to genetics and diet.
@@meyssounebakkouche7883 Here’s a list of those I’ve tried. Some you can find in sample/travel size to try out first: Kose softy mo deep cleansing oil, Hadalabo gokujun cleansing oil, Annua heartleaf pore control cleansing oil, Dear Klairs gentle black deep cleansing oil, hanskin pha pore cleansing oil. I use it everyday for tougher sunscreen removal along with a 2nd foaming gentle cleanser like Cerave so as to not have any oil residue. It shouldn’t be oily feeling anyways because they emulsify on contact with water to rinse off. My blackhead and sebacious filament cleansing is only like once a week and that is the one that I would message my skin where the most oily clogging parts are for about 1-5 mins max. Don’t overdo it! It will be more damaging if you do it a lot and too much. Always follow with a 2nd gentle wash and then of course your treatments and or moisturizers (plus sunscreen during daytime). Hope it helps!
I've been using sulfur for years. It's the one thing that has consistently helped control my adult hormonal acne. I still get my breakouts once a month, but nowhere near as bad as I used to. The downside is that it's extremely drying for my skin, and it smells not great.
I had acne for years and this is what my dermatologist told me. Now I have a prescribed sulfur face wash I use 2x a day bc my face is very oily. I also use a salicylic acid toner after that and then a vitamin c serum and ofc retin a. I had a ton of scarring from my acne and the SA/vitamin c/retin a made such a difference the scars are so light now you can barely see them. It is so validating when ppl tell me I have nice skin like girl you don't even know how long it took me to get here 😭
I’ll only do oil cleansers if it’s literally a cleanser that’s been formulated to actually cleanse. An oil can sneeze from across the room and clog my pores ugh
I like a cleansing balm to double cleanse. I have oily skin BUT, I use a gently foaming cleanser in the summer and a cream/foaming type cleanser in the winter. A pure oil to "cleanse" is a no. My skin can't take it
Genetics, diet, and skincare. Eveyone is different, everyone. I've been moisturizing my skin eveyday for 20 years and using Rentin A micro for the last 4 years and retinol prior to that for years. And it works it helps alot. Also sleep wrinkles are a thing 100% if your a side sleeper and mushing your face every night those lines you are creating in your sleep will become prominante and stay. Its not talked about enough and it's an actual thing, try your best to sleep on your back. Like this dermatologist I'm almost 40, I use the bare minimal for skincare products you do not need a 10 step skincare routine whatsoever, do not allow "Influencers" to make you think otherwise.
I double cleanse, which is really common Korea. Oil cleansing to remove makeup, sunscreen and other stuff followed by a light weight watery cleanser. I have very dry skin.
With oil cleansing (the right Japanese oil cleanser that has emulsifiers) you are treating/controlling the issue every day. it's not meant to me a one-time solution but as a continuous rutin. My sebaceous filaments got reduced by 70-80% with daily oil cleansing.
Same here! I switched from using makeup wipes and micellar water to using banila co clean it zero oil cleanser and it saved my skin. The lady who made this video is tripping. 😂
Sulfer is a amazing thing for oily skin... i use a green sulfer spot mask by Sunday Riley like once a week for like 30+ min ... i only use a very thin layer that doesn't look green on my skin it helps a lot
Per your guidance I started using PanOxyl cleanser (just the lower concentration 4% kind) and my acne has all but disappeared. I have always been super good with chemical exfoliation but I don’t think the AHA/BHA cleansers/niacinamide was treating the bacteria and excess oil production. Anyway love your content SOOO much and I feel like I have saved money on skincare and understand skin science more with every video, so thank you thank you! I feel so much more confident having good skin, makes my job in sales soooo much more enjoyable!
Silly. My dermatologist said OIL CLEANING IS ABSOLUTELY FINE as long as you go for a double cleanse and use foaming facewash later. I have personally done it and it dies wonders in winter especially
True, I remember as a young teen a sulfur soap that was for acne prone skin... But yeah. Marketing 😂 Of course, we know soap is not the best cleanser ;)
@@aleksandraponska7155 maybe it depends on the soap but I use soap for my face that is amazing. I’m not sure how else you are supposed to clean your face. Otherwise dirt and oil will build up.
Depends on the website but it's listed as an active ingredient on the kate Summerville site. So it's not lumped in with the regular ingredient list. This is for the cleanser, not sure if there's a spot treatment.
Hi , thanks for your honest advise about skincare. My son just turned 13 and he has so beautiful skin but getting some blackheads (I guess) on nose any face wash for him or routine for him to follow to keep his skin healthy and clean.😊
Kate sommervile it's like a pink cleanser if you look on the back it will be the 1st ingredient. But look at her latest shorts she shows it you need to leave it on for like 10 min as a mask. I have the cleanser and I didn't like it but I'll try to use it as a mask see if that makes a diffrence. So far murrad aha and bha and retinol it's all in one water 💧 type has been a win for me. This channel helped me ALOT w oily skin
I have a dry to combinational skin type, what should I choose? If I use sulphur my skin becomes too dry If I use oil cleansers I get sebaceous filaments around my nose and chin area also around my temples
It's kind of silly to complain that "oil cleansing" is bad just because some oils are comedonegenic. Like companies obviously aren't putting those comedonegenic oils in their oil cleansers. Oil cleansing is great for clearing up blackheads and getting rid of the excessive oils, dirt, and makeup that cause breakouts, and it doesn't strip or dry the skin as badly as other cleansers might. Switching from makeup wipes / micellar water to oil cleansers saved my skin.
It's more silly to complain that " oil cleaning isn't comedogenic " Cause no ! You aren't a dermat and there is actually only few cleaning oils that doesn't clog your pores + those are way expensive that other cleansing oils . You might be blessed with a skin that doesn't gets clogged by " MANY cleaning oil " .
And idk where did you get this study from but last time I was doing a research on non comedonal cleaning oils . Only few oils were non comedonal. Otherwise most were comedogenic . There are many people whose faces aren't prone to clogging . But the amount of people who ruin their skin by using cleaning oil is higher .
@@kawaiikoto9260 Cleansing oils are a specific soap product that lathers when you mix with water. This video is literally stating that not all oils are cleansing oils because some people are stupid and don't know that you can't rub cooking oil on your face and clean it like you can with a cleansing oil product. Cleansing oils are ideal as makeup removers. No one is ruining their skin using these products.
But what if your skin is sensitive and dry at the same time and the sulfur cleanser (Kate Somerville 3% sulfur specifically) actually causes irritation and acne?
I love your videos and i love you explain this because most vids i see is oil cleanser but what oil? As a teen I would get anything advertise and quickly realized that those products werent for me
I have a question 🙋🏻♀️ What about coconut oil cleansing for the hair? I’ve seen a lot of ppl talk about using a coconut oil on the hair before washing it for basically a hair double cleanse..? I’m very oily & have dandruff, so I wonder if the coconut oil will just clog my scalp up even more?
I find it so interesting. When cleansing and analyzing my skin, I’m always with the sense that my skin is sensitive (known fact: very sensitive even), and dry (looks normal to becomes dry in that I can feel it and becomes powdery to light flake dryness), and when doing the pinch test & per my esthetician before, it’s a bit dehy’ but I have sebaceous filaments. And I suppose that means more likely to have sebum production on the nose, cheeks and below mouth/chin (sebaceous filaments). Oooo. Very interesting, what would this mean? Skin type wise.
You really need to talk to a doctor about clarifying what you are allergic to because elemental sulfur is present in our own tissues at all times. Do you have an allergy to medications containing sulfa? Sulfites? Sulfates?
Sulfur is the main ingredient in estrogen and vitamin D. For those of us born with an estrogen overload, sulfur and it’s components really does no good for us. Too much of one ingredient is never a good thing, no matter what it creates!
So if i have dry skin with t-zone and sebaceous filaments, I should use two cleansers? One for dry skin for full face and one oil cleanser with sulphur for nose?
I really want to know if i have an oily skin should i get a strong cleanser like SA cleansers or get a gentle one Cause some videos saying that strong cleansers will make your skin produce more oil?
i tried oil massage for 5 mins and after I wash it off it's as soft and clean as a baby's bum but after 5 mins or so the lil black dots on my nose comes back. Same case with clay mask so I don't do it anymore. Even BHA and salicylic serum couldn't do much for me. Will give this sulphuric cleanser a try. Really hope it works 🥲🤞🏻 I do wanna know how you feel about sulphur soaps cause I can't seem to find sulphur cleansers in India.
if you are prone to acne or clogged pores, definitely not. doesn’t matter if you’re washing your face after (i can’t imagine anyone doing it any other way), because you still had to massage it into your skin to dislodge the makeup. it will inevitably deposit residue into your pores
I'm trying to learn more about skincare and was wondering if anyone could answer this: In a previous video she said active cleaners with salicylic acid need time to sit on your face to work effectively. So do serums or toners with salicylic acid work? I'm slightly confused cuz how do would the serums or toners work since they're sitting on your face? Do they take the oil with them when washed off your face?
You might be a 'board certified dermatologist.' But now you are just dissing something you know nothing about. Oil cleansing works brilliantly, and there are so many its helped. Dont try to always push your chemical filled options. Be responsible
That is not what she said. She said oil cleansing should be specific since not all oils perform the same, and not all oils work the same for everyone, and not all oils should be used for oil cleansing. The one thing that is proven consistent is the use of sulfur based products to help control the oil. As a dermatologist, she is doing her duty by providing people with accurate information instead of getting on here and slinging incorrect information. Knowing what oils shouldn't be used can save someone their skin, time, and money, which is her point and a good one.
My understanding of oil cleansing is as part of double cleansing. You use a second type of cleanser after use of an oil based cleanser which emulsifies easily with water. I hear why you cannot endorse a trend with such an easily misinterpreted name. Can you get behind the name, “double cleansing”?
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I would like to see a video or short where oil cleansing provides instant gratification for sebaceous filament removal b/c it didn't really do anything like that for me🤷🏼♀️
Same. I feel like mine are too hard to be softened with nothing but an oil cleanser and a little massage.
Second that
U can see a few videos online where people do oil cleansing for like 10/15+ mins and you can see a difference! But everyones skin is different :)
@@lolwhat2628My face would explode from angering my rosacea 😅
You have to massage First with dry Hands for 5 minutes then you wet your hands and you massage It for another 5 minutes, wash your face and the use a cleansing milk...I do this and I saw a drastic difference ... I use the Missha "black head off" and the Sisley cleansing milk.
I think we oily/combo ppl should just use a cream or serum that has both sulfur and salicylic acid in it. There’s a lot of those in drugstores, labeled as a “spot treatment” for acne or cystic acne.
I have oily skin and have been using Trader Joe’s facial oil and a gentle foaming cleanser for sensitive skin every evening and it has really improved my skin.
Dr Idriss mentioned in her sulfur cleansers video to not use sulfur and salicylic acid together in your routine.. it can irritate the skin more
So Sulfur for the those little heads that aren’t blackheads 👍 no wonder it’s taking me YEARS and forevermore to get rid of them. They aren’t blackheads to begin with. Thank you so much Dr Idriss I’m off shopping lol
I’m no expert but through experiences as an oily gal, only cleansing oil that claims deep pore cleansing and will emulsify with water is what i use like 2-3 times a week for pore and oil clearing. It’s better than drying clay masks for me. I just make sure to soothe my skin with gentle products and ingredients, and moisturize afterwards. Oil production doesn’t seem to ever end because it’s more of an internal problem relative to genetics and diet.
If clay masks dry your skin you don’t have oily skin.
What do you use as a cleansing oil?
@@meyssounebakkouche7883 Here’s a list of those I’ve tried. Some you can find in sample/travel size to try out first:
Kose softy mo deep cleansing oil, Hadalabo gokujun cleansing oil, Annua heartleaf pore control cleansing oil, Dear Klairs gentle black deep cleansing oil, hanskin pha pore cleansing oil.
I use it everyday for tougher sunscreen removal along with a 2nd foaming gentle cleanser like Cerave so as to not have any oil residue. It shouldn’t be oily feeling anyways because they emulsify on contact with water to rinse off. My blackhead and sebacious filament cleansing is only like once a week and that is the one that I would message my skin where the most oily clogging parts are for about 1-5 mins max. Don’t overdo it! It will be more damaging if you do it a lot and too much. Always follow with a 2nd gentle wash and then of course your treatments and or moisturizers (plus sunscreen during daytime). Hope it helps!
I've been using sulfur for years. It's the one thing that has consistently helped control my adult hormonal acne. I still get my breakouts once a month, but nowhere near as bad as I used to. The downside is that it's extremely drying for my skin, and it smells not great.
I had acne for years and this is what my dermatologist told me. Now I have a prescribed sulfur face wash I use 2x a day bc my face is very oily. I also use a salicylic acid toner after that and then a vitamin c serum and ofc retin a. I had a ton of scarring from my acne and the SA/vitamin c/retin a made such a difference the scars are so light now you can barely see them. It is so validating when ppl tell me I have nice skin like girl you don't even know how long it took me to get here 😭
I have been using Cerave acne control cleanser and I love it.
i wanted to love it but even just using it 3 times a week it has visibly compromised my skin barrier
I just started useing a sulphur cleanser due to your advice. Really nice. Thank you.
Link to full video please!
I use jojoba, sweet almond oil and raw Shea butter for oil cleansing.
My skin GLOWS and feels SO SOFT afterwards. For DAYS.
I’ll only do oil cleansers if it’s literally a cleanser that’s been formulated to actually cleanse. An oil can sneeze from across the room and clog my pores ugh
What pink eyeshadow do you use? It has me captivated in every video 💜 appreciate the answer if given!
I like a cleansing balm to double cleanse. I have oily skin BUT, I use a gently foaming cleanser in the summer and a cream/foaming type cleanser in the winter. A pure oil to "cleanse" is a no. My skin can't take it
Genetics, diet, and skincare. Eveyone is different, everyone. I've been moisturizing my skin eveyday for 20 years and using Rentin A micro for the last 4 years and retinol prior to that for years. And it works it helps alot. Also sleep wrinkles are a thing 100% if your a side sleeper and mushing your face every night those lines you are creating in your sleep will become prominante and stay. Its not talked about enough and it's an actual thing, try your best to sleep on your back. Like this dermatologist I'm almost 40, I use the bare minimal for skincare products you do not need a 10 step skincare routine whatsoever, do not allow "Influencers" to make you think otherwise.
I double cleanse, which is really common Korea. Oil cleansing to remove makeup, sunscreen and other stuff followed by a light weight watery cleanser. I have very dry skin.
Your eyes ❤❤❤
With oil cleansing (the right Japanese oil cleanser that has emulsifiers) you are treating/controlling the issue every day. it's not meant to me a one-time solution but as a continuous rutin. My sebaceous filaments got reduced by 70-80% with daily oil cleansing.
Yes
Which cleanser do you use?
Same here! I switched from using makeup wipes and micellar water to using banila co clean it zero oil cleanser and it saved my skin.
The lady who made this video is tripping. 😂
@@melindapope2203 currently the Beauty of Joseon - however I wouldn't advise this. my favourite is the Hada Labo oil cleanser
No she isn't. I've been trying to oil cleanse since 2021 to get rid of them but it really doesn't work for everyone@@MexicanTeTe
Sulfer is a amazing thing for oily skin... i use a green sulfer spot mask by Sunday Riley like once a week for like 30+ min ... i only use a very thin layer that doesn't look green on my skin it helps a lot
Per your guidance I started using PanOxyl cleanser (just the lower concentration 4% kind) and my acne has all but disappeared. I have always been super good with chemical exfoliation but I don’t think the AHA/BHA cleansers/niacinamide was treating the bacteria and excess oil production. Anyway love your content SOOO much and I feel like I have saved money on skincare and understand skin science more with every video, so thank you thank you! I feel so much more confident having good skin, makes my job in sales soooo much more enjoyable!
I used DHC cleansing oil just to take off makeup. Then i clean with dr Lee's wash.
Link to full video please.
Silly. My dermatologist said OIL CLEANING IS ABSOLUTELY FINE as long as you go for a double cleanse and use foaming facewash later. I have personally done it and it dies wonders in winter especially
Can u make a video for combination skin specially focusing on t-zone? I have dry skin with oily t-zone.
cleansing oil transfors into cleansing milk once contacted with water.
it s different from simple oil
Respect.❤
True, I remember as a young teen a sulfur soap that was for acne prone skin... But yeah. Marketing 😂 Of course, we know soap is not the best cleanser ;)
How is soap not the best cleanser?
@@saludosalsol As far as I know, pH of the regular soap is quite harsh for the skin (higher than 7,5)
@@aleksandraponska7155 maybe it depends on the soap but I use soap for my face that is amazing. I’m not sure how else you are supposed to clean your face. Otherwise dirt and oil will build up.
And please aslo guide about cleansing balm.when and how and who can use it.?
How do I know if a cleanser is sulphur based? I looked up the kate Somerville one you reccomended and couldn't see sulphur in the ingredients
Depends on the website but it's listed as an active ingredient on the kate Summerville site. So it's not lumped in with the regular ingredient list. This is for the cleanser, not sure if there's a spot treatment.
Hi , thanks for your honest advise about skincare. My son just turned 13 and he has so beautiful skin but getting some blackheads (I guess) on nose any face wash for him or routine for him to follow to keep his skin healthy and clean.😊
Thank you for this video.
Why do you cough and change what youre saying when you get to coconut oil? And when couldn't we use both?
Which product do you recommend?
Kate sommervile it's like a pink cleanser if you look on the back it will be the 1st ingredient. But look at her latest shorts she shows it you need to leave it on for like 10 min as a mask. I have the cleanser and I didn't like it but I'll try to use it as a mask see if that makes a diffrence. So far murrad aha and bha and retinol it's all in one water 💧 type has been a win for me. This channel helped me ALOT w oily skin
I have dry skin and sebaceous filaments 💀 trying to fix it with glycolic acid
What's the difference between using a salicylic acid soap and a sulfur based soap?
I have a dry to combinational skin type, what should I choose? If I use sulphur my skin becomes too dry If I use oil cleansers I get sebaceous filaments around my nose and chin area also around my temples
I just bought glycolic acid today cos I couldn't remember what you said I should get at the store for sebaceous filaments 😂
I'm curious to know what type of ring you are wearing on your left index finger. Thank you. 😊
It's kind of silly to complain that "oil cleansing" is bad just because some oils are comedonegenic. Like companies obviously aren't putting those comedonegenic oils in their oil cleansers. Oil cleansing is great for clearing up blackheads and getting rid of the excessive oils, dirt, and makeup that cause breakouts, and it doesn't strip or dry the skin as badly as other cleansers might. Switching from makeup wipes / micellar water to oil cleansers saved my skin.
It's more silly to complain that " oil cleaning isn't comedogenic "
Cause no ! You aren't a dermat and there is actually only few cleaning oils that doesn't clog your pores + those are way expensive that other cleansing oils .
You might be blessed with a skin that doesn't gets clogged by " MANY cleaning oil " .
And idk where did you get this study from but last time I was doing a research on non comedonal cleaning oils . Only few oils were non comedonal. Otherwise most were comedogenic .
There are many people whose faces aren't prone to clogging . But the amount of people who ruin their skin by using cleaning oil is higher .
@@kawaiikoto9260 Cleansing oils are a specific soap product that lathers when you mix with water. This video is literally stating that not all oils are cleansing oils because some people are stupid and don't know that you can't rub cooking oil on your face and clean it like you can with a cleansing oil product. Cleansing oils are ideal as makeup removers. No one is ruining their skin using these products.
What are your thoughts on charcoal?
It's also about which fatty acids are in the oils right?
Does the sulfur cream treatment work as well as the cleansers?
But what if your skin is sensitive and dry at the same time and the sulfur cleanser (Kate Somerville 3% sulfur specifically) actually causes irritation and acne?
I love your videos and i love you explain this because most vids i see is oil cleanser but what oil?
As a teen I would get anything advertise and quickly realized that those products werent for me
Where is the link of the video? 🤔
I have a question 🙋🏻♀️
What about coconut oil cleansing for the hair? I’ve seen a lot of ppl talk about using a coconut oil on the hair before washing it for basically a hair double cleanse..?
I’m very oily & have dandruff, so I wonder if the coconut oil will just clog my scalp up even more?
I find it so interesting. When cleansing and analyzing my skin, I’m always with the sense that my skin is sensitive (known fact: very sensitive even), and dry (looks normal to becomes dry in that I can feel it and becomes powdery to light flake dryness), and when doing the pinch test & per my esthetician before, it’s a bit dehy’ but I have sebaceous filaments. And I suppose that means more likely to have sebum production on the nose, cheeks and below mouth/chin (sebaceous filaments). Oooo. Very interesting, what would this mean? Skin type wise.
I am just like you.
“Comedogenic” has been added to my dictionary but I’ll only use it to mean “hilarious” or “comedy generating.”
What sulphur face wash do you recommend to get rid of the sebaceous filaments?
Im allergic to sulfur. What would you recommend?
You really need to talk to a doctor about clarifying what you are allergic to because elemental sulfur is present in our own tissues at all times. Do you have an allergy to medications containing sulfa? Sulfites? Sulfates?
@keekeejenkins6162 yes I do
Sulfur is the main ingredient in estrogen and vitamin D. For those of us born with an estrogen overload, sulfur and it’s components really does no good for us. Too much of one ingredient is never a good thing, no matter what it creates!
Safflower oil and castor and jojoba oil
Me watching this after using coconut oil 🧍🏻♀️
Sulfur doesn’t work for me I’m using the 10% crue oilment you recommended 😢
So if i have dry skin with t-zone and sebaceous filaments, I should use two cleansers? One for dry skin for full face and one oil cleanser with sulphur for nose?
I really want to know if i have an oily skin should i get a strong cleanser like SA cleansers or get a gentle one
Cause some videos saying that strong cleansers will make your skin produce more oil?
Work sulfur for whiteheads too?
What sulfur cleanser
African Black soap has Sulphur in it, right?
i tried oil massage for 5 mins and after I wash it off it's as soft and clean as a baby's bum but after 5 mins or so the lil black dots on my nose comes back. Same case with clay mask so I don't do it anymore. Even BHA and salicylic serum couldn't do much for me. Will give this sulphuric cleanser a try. Really hope it works 🥲🤞🏻 I do wanna know how you feel about sulphur soaps cause I can't seem to find sulphur cleansers in India.
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Can anyone recommend some oil cleansers or sulfur cleansers that are effective for sebacous filaments?
Is coconut oil ok as a make up remover if you wash after?
if you are prone to acne or clogged pores, definitely not. doesn’t matter if you’re washing your face after (i can’t imagine anyone doing it any other way), because you still had to massage it into your skin to dislodge the makeup. it will inevitably deposit residue into your pores
Always made my acne worse irrespective of how much I washed after
I'm trying to learn more about skincare and was wondering if anyone could answer this:
In a previous video she said active cleaners with salicylic acid need time to sit on your face to work effectively.
So do serums or toners with salicylic acid work? I'm slightly confused cuz how do would the serums or toners work since they're sitting on your face? Do they take the oil with them when washed off your face?
Many of you in the comments need to work on your active listening.
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Yes yes and you are 40, we know.
You might be a 'board certified dermatologist.' But now you are just dissing something you know nothing about.
Oil cleansing works brilliantly, and there are so many its helped.
Dont try to always push your chemical filled options. Be responsible
That is not what she said. She said oil cleansing should be specific since not all oils perform the same, and not all oils work the same for everyone, and not all oils should be used for oil cleansing. The one thing that is proven consistent is the use of sulfur based products to help control the oil.
As a dermatologist, she is doing her duty by providing people with accurate information instead of getting on here and slinging incorrect information. Knowing what oils shouldn't be used can save someone their skin, time, and money, which is her point and a good one.
Cannabis oil is worth a try😂😂
My understanding of oil cleansing is as part of double cleansing. You use a second type of cleanser after use of an oil based cleanser which emulsifies easily with water.
I hear why you cannot endorse a trend with such an easily misinterpreted name. Can you get behind the name, “double cleansing”?
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