Answering YOUR Retinol Questions
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- First of all, welcome to all of our new subscribers :) We take this role very seriously and appreciate all of the trust and support!
We received a lot of questions on our last video, so we decided to follow it up with a fun Q&A answering the most common questions that we received on our last video!
0:00 Intro
0:40 What age to start a retinoid?
2:15 What ingredients are safe in pregnancy?
4:28 Does retinol help when I use it once a week?
5:26 Retinoids safe in rosacea?
6:46 Waxing on retinoids?
8:28 Is being dewy "stupid"?
8:56 Retinol during the day?
9:38 Retinol sun sensitivity?
10:29 Retinoids and skin of color?
11:05 The top comment!
Let us know if you have any questions again! Make sure to check out our original video on retinol tips:
• How to Use a Retinoid ...
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Dr. Shah and Dr. Maxfield 
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This is amazing - you win
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Who actually clicked each time code?? 😂
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I appreciate how Dr Maxfield really pays attention when Dr Shah is talking and vice versa. Eye contact is communication 101. 👀 Don’t make it weird folks!
Strange, I thought listening and reciprocating was communication 101. I'm pretty sure they're aware that their subscribers are here half for the knowledge and half for the bromance.
Honestly I'm tired of seeing the bromance comments. It's not even funny.
Tell them. This generation is just weird
Agree!!
Honey I'm already writing fanfics
Here for the helpful info, but committed to the bromance 😂
Sameee😂
love their healthy male friendship, I wish all men had this support in their lives. It would make romantic relationships with them much better.
Nooo romance it's romance ❤
Same 🤣🤣🤣
I've been using Retin-A since age 26. I just turned 60 and I am happy with my skin. I'm glad I started young!
That's great to know. What products do you vouch for? What's ur layering order?pl share
@@ranjanikudlugi My skincare is very simple. Night time: Cleanse with Purity Made Simple, remove eye makeup with coconut oil, apply prescription strength Retin-A, moisturize with fragrance free Curel, apply Clinique eye cream, then eyelash serum. Morning: cleanse with water, apply CeraVe eye cream, moisturize with Curel, sunscreen, apply makeup. Three times per week I add Niacinamide (The Ordinary) to Curel in the morning. I don't exfoliate since my skin is sensitive. Easy Breezy!
Definitely wishing I had kept using it all through these years. More committed now that I'm 43. I do get to say that SPF has been my saving grace bc people are shocked I'm in my 40s.
Hey can we start using retinol during periods?
As a neuroscientist, I really appreciate that you deliver evidence based information. When you refer to publications I look at both of you they way Dr Maxfield looks at Dr Shah 😉 (yes, you do it more)
Haha thank you!
@@Doctorly Im confused one of your videos, said to do a sandwich, moisturize, retinol, moisturize, another one is just clean, retinol, moisturize after which one do you do?
@@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee the retinol sandwich was a tip if you get irritation from retinol or have sensitive skin. Since the extra moisturizing step beforehand makes the retinol less irritating. Both methods are fine. One is just more beginner friendly. You might for example transition from sandwiching to normal moisturizing as your skin tolerates the retinol better
@@PiquantPotato ok is there a time frame to wait to apply each layer? or just do them back to back? Thanks
I love the friendship between you guys.
Friendship???? Hahahah more than that I bet
@@monicasalas1528 dr shah is married !
@@hope7852 They’re married to each other. Look at their matching wedding rings.
@@Jwilliamc89 No they're not.
Maxfield absolutely smolders. Melts.
This just popped up in my feed because I've been recently researching retinol at 43yo. Seeing your videos is the 1st time I'm actually comfortable and ready to start using it. Even the witch hazel video. Making my first retinol purchase 2morrow. 💖 from TEXAS.
We appreciate YOU both! Thank You for your great content, the laughs, and time you take for us all out here.
I accidentally found you two the other day and can't stop watching. I absolutely love your videos!
Yeah they both look like good guys they're collaborating is a match I think they work well together
I need a video of you breaking down myths about what you can use with retinols and what you can’t! Like vitamin C, aha’s, all that jazz.....
Yes! What actives can you use together?
Yesss!!! I bought so many products from following Dr. Shah on tiktok. I'm obviously doing something wrong because I woke up today with red blotches and swelling all over my face... Whoops.
@@EnteredLetters oh no☹️
@@abhisimabhowmick2968 lol! I'm fine. I think I had simply overdone it on one of the products. I haven''t had a problem since I skimmed through several of the videos and discovered I was likely using a bit too much.
@@EnteredLetters what products did you buy? Because I have sensitive skin so im confused whether I should buy alpha arbutin Or salicylic acid
I just joined your guys channel within the past week. I've learned so much already! Thank you! You both seem like such genuine people!!
So so grateful for this channel and you guys! I'm learning so much that I've been desperately wanting to know for years 💗
I swear, if my boyfriend doesn't look at me the way Dr. Maxfield looks at you... I don't want him ☹😭🤣
Haha 😂 that’s a great idea. If I meet someone I will use that as a dating standard 🤣
PEERRIIOODDTTTT👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'd love someone who thinks I'm as great as my dog thinks I am!
It’s important for Platonic friendships too.
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Maxfied definitely does a smolder 😂😂 it’s actually quite handsome. He’s either smiling nonstop or doing the smolder. Never an in between lol
I stumbled on your videos by accident looking for information about Retinol and Melasma. I have to tell you I love your videos, not only they are really informative you two always put a smile in my face. Thank you and keep up the great job.
Yep… I fall in love when Dr. Maxfield looks at the camera with his smile. You gentlemen are great. Always fun to watch.. I love that you both seem to have fun doing this and love your info. Started watching recently but you are both adorable!!
You can tell the real friendship between you two, cracks me up!
Thanks for the video! I like how you guys provide helpful professional information while still showing your fun sides.
Exactly they make skincare fun
The interaction between you two is priceless!!! After a year of adapalene I finally got tretinion yesterday 🎉
First time I've seen any of your videos and I have to say I'm impressed with all the knowledge and insight - so I've subscribed straight away! So good to see men talking about skincare so expertly along with a sense of humour! You guys make a fantastic duo!
Thank you so much for the kind words! Made my morning!
@@Doctorly can we use grape seed oil as a moisturizer?
Please do reply
You two are completely adorable... and my skin benefits greatly from your “bro”mance! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you Jaime!!
Ur chemistry is so refreshing! Wow ! U brought smiles to ur viewers. Have a nice day to both😉
Thank you for addressing my question!! Looking forward to the rosacea vids. Thanks gorgeous guys! 😊
I really appreciate how informative, evidence based, well structured and entertaining you two make these videos. I’m from Germany and I don’t have any issues to understand the videos. They are so helpful to me - thank you very much!
I would love to see the teasered video for skincare in pregnancy and also a video for sunscreen for acne prone, oily and sensitive skin. I have serious troubles to find a tolerable sunscreen…
Omg these two! Automatically a new favorite channel!
Thank you Mikayla! We REALLY appreciate the support :)
Same my favourite, favourite RUclips channel as well Hello 👋from Canada 🇨🇦❤️🫶🤗🧴👐🏼🧼😊😊 @Docterly
Just cried laughing at the smolder count section ! Thanks for all the good info! Just binged all the videos today and have been assisting my view on my own skin care routine!
Thank you guys for all you do! The information you share in such a fun way helps me sift through the myths of skin care as I’m working on developing a solid routine 🤓
Love the bromance here, brothers from different mothers so beautiful to see 🥰
“If you wait until your 30 to start a retinoid that’s a huge mistake”
Me....just turned 30..... started a retinol a few months ago 😓
Hah I think he meant in terms of avoiding it to treat acne! But for anti-aging and other benefits, it's never too late! I didn't start a retinol until I was 29 - Dr. Shah
Well, I’m far worse off. Started Retin A one month before my 49th bday. 🙄
But I’ve been on it for nearly 2 years and it’s improved my skin & helped with fine lines & hyperpigmentation. I also do not break out like I used to.
I only started to pay real attention to skincare last year and I’m in my early 30’s haha since I rarely ever got acne when I was younger, and my skin was even etc I never bothered to make any real effort. Now I’m obsessed and have a whole routine. Also, my mother is almost 60 and still has fantastic skin. She only randomly uses a face wash, nothing else, then moisturiser.
I'm in my mid/late-40's and just started paying attention to skin care ... and started using a retinoid. If only I had all this info in my 20's. I guess you gotta start somewhere. 🤷♀️
Me, just turned 31 and been too scared to start a retinol treatment 😬 but I feel a lot more confident now after watching this video!
I, a 9 month pregnant woman about to breastfeed is in DIRE need of your pregnancy and breastfeeding skin care video, please!!!
We will try to get something out soon!
Could I please add a question to this topic? If we are using a retinol topically, is it safe to use in the two/three week period of time between conception and a missed period/positive pregnancy test?
For instance, I typically drink a glass of wine per week, but I know that the baby would be completely safe if I were to get pregnant without realizing. Would using retinol only once a week make it safe, or using it at a really low concentration, or a combination of both?
I’m not saying that I would be drinking alcohol or using a retinol while intentionally trying to get pregnant, but realistically speaking women can get pregnant for a very large portion of their life (puberty to menopause). I’ve also had a lot of friends get pregnant while on birth control who didn’t know until they had a missed period.
Does this make any sense? I would really like to start using retinol, but only if it is safe during those first couple weeks of the baby’s life. If it’s not safe, then I would just wait to use it until after menopause. Personally, beautiful/youthful skin would never be worth the risk of giving a baby preventable birth defects.
Thank y’all so so much for the content y’all put out, I truly appreciate it!!!😊
@@rachelmelissa1040 The most dangerous time for a fetus with alcohol intake by the mother is the second trimester. This is when the brain is developing rapidly anatomically. Structures can be massively impaired with heavy intake of alcohol duirng this period leading to actual HOLES ie large amounts of brain tissue is MISSING when the infant is born and can never grow into those spaces. This lowers IQ and can affect several areas of the brain having other bad effects...ie fetal alcohol syndrome. Studies show that the level of drinking from one drink up affects the fetus first mildly, then severely, ie it is dose specific. Fetal alcohol syndrome also affects facial and other anatomical structures ie appearance. Some features include low placed ears ie the top of the ear sits below the eyebrow level; webbing between fingers and toes similar to a ducks webbing...and five other signs of damage. Other things can cause these anamolies, but more than three or four on the list is predictive of some level brain damage as well, which can be confirmed by MRi.
The link between alcohol consumption and fetal damage was first noted in WWII Holland just after the war with alcoholic mothers giving birth to statistically signifigant lower IQ babies, studied restrospectively. This then led to other research on the effect of alcohol on the fetus. Later tobacco use was studied when statistically signifigant lowered birth weight was noted in smoking mothers. Many drugs, even endogenous (ie in the MOTHER) high cortisol levels, have a negative effect on the fetus. That means high stress levels in the mother make for higher cortisol levels in the fetus and potential damage to functional fetal brain development. This is why children from highly stressed environments often develop behavioral issues esp. when they too are in a stressful,environment eg anger, physical,or emotional abuse, etc. The more stress , the more damage is done and brain function can be impaired for life with emotional disregulation etc. resulting.
Not familiar with the literature specifically on Retin A and fetal development though....Sybil Francis, PhD retired prof of psychology and researcher
PS ...You are correct that alcohol is commonly consumed before a woman is present but chromosomal damage can occur then. It is wisest to not drink alcohol at all BUT if a fertile woman does, it is then best to use birth control and stop all alcohol once off birth control. Damage is dose specific so binge drinking would be the MOST dangerous.
@@latinaalma1947 wow, thank you so much for taking the time to write all of that out! That was very helpful & informative, thank you so much💗
@@Doctorly Thank you! That would be very helpful. i'm searching the internet right now but it's hard to find the right information
I came for the expert advice and stayed for the smoulders! You two rock and I look forward to your next vids. Thank you from Paris, France 🇫🇷
Loving the bromance !! 😂 you make me laugh whilst getting to learn! Awesome thank you 😊
I started my then Retin A (now, tret 0.05%) when I was 24 😬 I’m 50 now and people always get shocked when I tell them my age… hehehe… I use it 4 times a week, AHA once a week, BHA once a week (yessss I still have hormonal acne every now and then) and a day off actives once a week 😬 Oh, and I use my LED 3-4 times a week. Vit C and SPF every morning… That’s it! 😘 Btw, I love both these docs… Dr. Maxfield is so adorable with his shyness and the way his eyes penetrate and, Dr. Shah looks like the main actor from Lucifer (the tv series).
Could you please share your experience as a long time tret user if it ever caused dry eyes for you or any issue with vision or meibomian glands ?
Do i have to turn off the lights after using retinol? ??
I love this series! Please make one about the cause of blackheads, and steps to remove blackheads please! Thank you :3
So good to hear two professionals communicate in a human, not textbook way!
Enjoyed the content very much! Bravo Dr.’s!
Certainly you look very comfortably between you two, eye contact is fundamental in any type of communication. I love in it. Thank you for be so trusting and honest. I love you and help me a lot. 🥰
Thank you for the information and time that you give us, straight to the point while being funny 😂
Thank you Asia!
I just want to thank the both of you for these really informative videos! I do not have health insurance so cannot go to the derm but have learned so much about skincare from you!
Great observation the doctors should take up people who don't have insurance what they can do for certain skin conditions
Omg thank you for answering my question! I really do appreciate it ❤️
Love you two! Great content, fantastic friendship, and wonderful personalities.
Would love to see pregnancy safe tips/products for anti-aging. I get growing a baby but I still care about my skin!
I'm so glad I found about you guys 🤩 I'm 34 and I'm just starting with my retinoid & exfoliation routine after watching your videos...
you guys are hilarious- AND super helpful and informtive! keep the videos coming!
My wife introduced me to this channel last night and I ended up watching about a dozen videos. I have NEVER had any specific skincare routine. I'm in my mid 30s and I'd say my skin is pretty good. I feel like i should pay a bit more attention to my skin health so I'm going to start cleansing, moisturizing and sunblocking daily and will add retinol a few times a week for the anti aging benefits. One question i have which you guys may have addressed in another video that i just haven't seen yet, but can you please specifically discuss tips for guys to care for the skin under their facial hair? I notice that when i haven't shaven for a few weeks, my skin gets more flaky and prone to acne in my beard and mustache areas. It seems to me that this could simply be due to an inherent lack of exfoliation as well as oil buildup from the hair growing out, but it could be really valuable for a lot of guys if you could recommend some things specific to having some facial hair. Maybe additionally comment on some of the beard care products on the market and which ones you'd consider good/bad, for what use cases, etc. I don't personally ever maintain a beard for more than a month so I've never used oils or balms or anything, but my brother and dad do.
I just discovered your videos. I'm 52 and started an anti-aging skin care regimen about 9 months ago. I love your videos! They are entertaining and instructional. I've already learned a lot. BTW, how many marriage proposals have you had since starting these videos?
You guys are amazing! I am watching you from Canada!Thank you so much for your videos I feel I am much more educated on skin care by watching your content! And it’s a loooot of fun watching you both interacting 😊! You are the best!!!
Oh my gosh, yes 🙌 would love a pregnancy video, and what we can do about the stretch marks that your left with!
I´m literally laughing while watching this video. I love how genuine you guys are in your videos! P.S. I have two questions: 1) if I use Retinoids for anti-aging during my night skincare routine, should I be using something else during the day? I´m 25 and besides treating my dark circles I would like to start taking care of my skin for anti-aging purposes and making my skin look (dewy) good without make-up. 2) could you make a video reviewing/talking about different Retinoids from different brands, for example from The Ordinary?
Please make a video on how to treat acne scars/hyperpigmentation.
I love your content it’s really educational and helpful as well.😊❤️
Glad I found your channel, informative and straightforward. And I love the chemistry between these doctors.
i hope u guys hit 1M subscribers by the end of the year! you guys are so informative and fun to watch
How does Dr Shah not fall in love when Dr Maxfield looks at him like that ? 🥺
They're straight
Derm Arn definitely plus they are both married hahahaha
@Jacob JAG what makes u say that , he is married + has a wife who u see on his Tik toks
@Jacob JAG they are both married not just him
@Jacob JAG ARE YOU FOR REAL? LABELING HIM AS SUCH IS SO RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL.
I’d love to see more videos geared towards us 30+ people! Also, maybe a video with what products you recommend that are on the cleaner side (no parabens, etc).
I am just happy to come across this the way both of talk and explain and also justify the products, research on the products and skin is just awesome doctors who dont scare but actually help completely trust worthy..thank you
Awesome idea to follow up and on your videos!! Thank you for making these videos informative AND entertaining. Best wishes with your channel.
"He's trying to melt people with his eyes over here" 🤣🤣
Dr. Attentive has the best natural smolder; he prolly smolders in his sleep. And Dr. Happy has the best fake smolder. You snapped that smolder so effectively that I was trying to remember what movie you were in. Both of your smiles are beautiful. Keep up the good work boys!
WOW this is such a helpful video and I love your attention to beauty things women of color may be doing like brow threading and just attention to skin of color in general. I love where you talked about how hyperpigmentation affects skin of color in a lot of your videos it made me more confident in taking your advice. So hard to find doctors who are cognizant of their patients health needs and not just throwing the guidelines and textbooks at them. Would love to see a video on how to layer skincare for darker skinned women suffering from hyperpigmentation!
I only see you two have real chemistry, friendship and love , looking good guys, keep it up !😊
Yes, please!! Pregnancy skin and hair care video 👏 that’s something that keeps me up at night and most dermatologists I’ve seen just tell me “there’s nothing you can do about it...put on coconut oil”
I started tretinoin few months before I turned 24. I'm so happy I discovered it earlier. 💕
This great and so much fun at the same time. Absolutely brilliant!
New subscriber and fellow esthetician 💜 love the Bromance 👯♂️ for sure. Great friendship never dies. Truly appreciate the great content and best information on the plant about skin👊🏾
Dr Maxfield: “If you wait until you’re 30 to start using a retinol, that would be a disaster”
Me: 😳
What!? I am 30 and I just started it cz I just discovered it.
@@khumoramatu9338 same I started at 30 💔
So what can we do ? 38 here
@@sobradodelobo the best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago, the second best time to plant a tree is now
I turned 30 this year, and literally just discovered it! I guess we're screwed, but better late than never :-D
Ahh you guys are just too cute, extremely informative but my gosh ohhh so cute 🥰😘
Glad to find this channel. Vault of great information here. Just turned 51 so it's about time to start paying more attention to skin. Have been quite lucky that up until now have not really needed to do much at all. Now stepping it up and just tried a retinol for the first time. Subscribed.
Love your channel - I’ve been binge watching for hours & of course subscribed. My daughter has some acne and sensitive skin, and I want my skin to look young forever. 😄 Really appreciate all the information about why things happen and how to hopefully fix it. Thank you!
I'm so happy I found your channel!
Could you do a video on what ingredients to avoid using in conjunction with a retinol? I just started using salicylic acid (which I love!) and want to start incorporating a retinol into my routine, however, I'm not sure if I should alternate them nightly (e.g., salicylic acid night 1, retinol night 2 ....), or include more of a gap (e.g., salicylic acid night 1, neither night 2, retinol night 3....).
I just started at 30 and I don’t regret it. I know Dr. Maxfield recommended it earlier but I have always had great skin. I have always exercises and ate well so I barely started using retinol and I just turned 30 a month ago. And the only reason why I started is because of the research I’ve seen on Retinol and I want to avoid aging too fast. I actually have very sensitive skin and I started using the prescribed retinol every single day and I have not had any issues.
Thanks for all you guys and your team do to put this content together and share it. Back when I was a teen I thought "skincare" was all about those exfoliating cleansers. I've never actually had bad acne, just the occasional pimple cluster in my t-zone and some breakouts on my chest, but somehow I got the message that THAT was terrible acne and the way to fix it was to scrub it off my face XD. Well, the kinds of products marketed to teenagers back in the early 2000s were extremely drying and irritating to me (shocker). So I tried it for like a month, hated it, and have just used bar soap and lotion since. (In my defense, the bar soap was moisturizing and had shea butter in it!)
I turned 30 this year, and completely by accident, have developed a hyper-fixation on skincare. I'm really enjoying treating my skin well and this channel has done a lot to help me sort through all of the information and viral "hacks" that are out there. I've been slowly trying new things and adding a retinoid is the next thing I intend to tackle.
TLDR: Thanks again for answering all of these questions! Until recently, I thought retinal was only about anti-aging and was kinda scared of it since I've heard that it was also irritating to sensitive skin. But these kinds of videos have really helped re-educate me! I'll try not to be too discouraged at the "disaster" that is waiting to start retinal until I'm 30. ;)
Love your channel so much !! Thank you for all this science validated infom so precious and useful! THANK YOU!
I can't concentrate the entire retinol lesson! I wish my skin is as dewey, acne free and blooming as Dr. Maxfield's eyes glued on you, Doc. I see sparkles. Bromance goals. 😁
lol
Guys, thanks for the great content! Question: can you do a video about safely mixing and spacing active ingredients? I use retinol (Differin), BHA, occasionally AHA, and a vitamin C + hyaluronic acid serum. I usually alternate retinol and BHA at night, use the vitamin C and sunscreen every morning, and take days off from active ingredients. I have sensitive skin and don’t necessarily love the AHA so recs for an alternative would be great. Thanks!
Just found your channel and I've been binge watching...you're so informative and FUN!
Here before you blow up!!!
You guys deserve more views! Always so calm and helpful. Just realized you were not having millions of views!!!
Your videos are really informative and sometimes funny at the same time 😀👍
Idk if this is a dumb question but when should you visit a dermatologist vs an aesthetician!? 💜 love your channel!
I'm a new subscriber but I already love you two and your chemistry!
You two are the best duo. You guys are amazing!
Yes Dr. Shah is always smiling then there’s Dr. Maxfield smoldering but we are not complaining though HAHAHAHAHA
So, I'm 30 and from this vantage point I wish I had started retinol in my 20s. However, in retrospect I can see that it took me until the later part of my second decade alive to really understand my skin, how to take care of it, and most importantly, that skin care is not a race, but a marathon.
So, while I agree that waiting to use a retinoid likely decreases the positive outcomes, I also think any treatments should be incorporated into a more holistic system that includes - and even emphasizes - using sunscreen religiously.
You two are too funny! Enjoy the humor mixed with the great information.
Since I started watching these doctors and followed their advices like I'm now using Azeliac acid and Tretenoin. My skin start to show improvements. TYSM Dr. Shah and Maxfield for these free consultation advices which in where I live would cost me a fortune. You guys are amazing! And Dr. Maxfield looking like a snack everytime. 🙂
Also, please do a video on shaving-I get redness and irritation every time, I’ve tried every razor under the sun and still no bueno
I've recently started using a body oil on my legs before I shave and I find it helps the razor glide. I'm not sure if that will help, but maybe if you have some you can see if it makes some difference.
Im just thinking about it. Here it comes
I enjoy your program,you guys are fun n informative. I recently start using retinol. thanks for all the tips on that topic
Absolutely love your videos. So informative. Keep up the great work😃
“I’m just paying attention” lollll
Dr Maxfield's smoldering ftw 🤣
Thanks for even more great information! I have two remaining questions:
1) What are your thoughts about titrating up percentage strengths? Does that really matter? Are there side effects to “maxing out” on strength too young? (I’m 28 and have been on 0.05% prescription tretinoin for 4 years)
2) is it true that prescription tretinoin is just as effective if applied after moisturizer?
Thank you both so much!!!!
Thank you so much for all your light-hearted and educational content! So grateful that you make these videos for us 🙏🙏🙏 I have one question that I've been struggling to find a reliable answer to, and that is not addressed either in your original retinoids video nor here: Do topical retinoids carry the same risks for liver function and mental health as oral retinoids? I'm guessing they don't have the *same* risks, but since topical retinoids are not recommended during pregnancy, I have to wonder.
This is a GREAT idea to do follow up vids for FAQs from popular vids.
Thank you! Our goal is to answer as many questions as possible! :)
Anybody else need to go back and rewatch the informational part of the video because you’re too distracted by the beautiful smiles? 😍
Just me? Okay.
Thanks for all the advise on what to do or not do with products for the skin....it has helped me so much and a plus watching two good looking guys😊😊
Guys I predict you are going to get VERY popular, it will be your personalities that will do it for you...DONT get too serious...your charm is what you have that is special. I watch Dr. Dray, Dr Lim and others but you two are just TOO much fun as well as givingngood info..newly subscribed.
“ I wana look dewey” am I am I dewey yet🤪I have been repeating this phrase every time I check my face in the mirror🥸I need to get this darn phrase out my head Dr Shah😝😝😝
I swear for months I came in to the office asking Dr Saleh “am I dewy yet?” 🤣🤣
@@Doctorly Well, are you???
@@smediumlarge idk what do you think?
@@Doctorly Yes, you are! Great living proof of how following your own advice works.
Question: can hyperpigmentation be caused by waxing while using salicylic acid, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and vit-c? (Not retinols) If so, would integrating a retinol in the routine help fix it?
Really thankful I found you guys! Definitely a subscriber!
These videos are incredible! Can you do a video on sunscreen? Which are your favorite... which SPF to use... which kinds are best for different skin types?