@@joy8801 I personally love the cleansing oil from Curel, other than that I'm a cleansing balm person. I bought also the housebrand one from a german drugstore, it's ok, but doesn't blow me away, but for 4€ it's ok. But that's exclusive for Germany (Balea). My favourite cleansing balm is Take the day off balm from Clinique, they do have a cleansing oil in the same range, which I haven't tried, but if it is anything close to the balm, it should be very good.
Oily girl here and I wish I had found oil cleansing sooner. My skin doesn’t get as many breakouts with oil cleansing. I rarely have angry pimple or rough texture now.
I have been using the double-cleanse Methode since Caroline Hirons introduced me to it. I use a drugstore (Balea) oil-based cleanser for 3€ for the first cleanse and the CeraVe SA smoothing cleanser for the second cleanse, I use no serums or anything just the Weleda Skinfood as my day & night cream and a LaRoche Posay SPF 50. before that, I would spend hundreds a month on skincare to cure my acne and nothing worked. Since I simplified it, my skin is clear and I get compliments all the time.
I had an elaborate skincare routine and at some point I managed to actually damage my skin barrier and areas around the eyes got sensitive. I stopped everything but cleanser, moisturiser and spf for 2 weeks and then I started a much simpler routine than the 8-9 steps I had before and my skin is looking 10 times better
@@yasminkhan5569 certainly 😄 I wash my face only at night with a jelly cloud cleanser from Shingmulnara (Korean sk) and then I apply the beauty of Joseon Revive serum followed by a moisturiser from ma nyo called bifida biome aqua barrier cream- this is really good. And I apply/tap Paula’s choice 1% retinol after the moisturiser only on my forehead. And for the day, I wash my face with water, apply collagen serum from clinéa , vita c serum from Goodall, same moisturiser and finish it off with the unseen sunscreen spf from supergoop.
Good for you! Simple is best! I have a 2-step skincare routine where I use an oil-based cleanser and moisturizer for the last 10 years and my skin looks healthy and youthful (I have dry/sensitive skin) - for reference, I'll be 40 in a month.
I have really oily acne prone skin, I used to use expensive 5 step routines. I switched to cerave face wash and moisturizer only, and started taking care of my body from the inside exercise, only water, fruits and veggies. My skin glows and I don’t feel the need to wear heavy makeup anymore to hide anything because I like how my skin looks now on its own. Simplifying my skin care and treating my body better is what made my skin look good.
I'm in my 30s, I'm dealing with 'out of nowhere' adult acne-prone dry skin, and let me tell ya, it sucks. It seems like everything that is directed toward acne-prone skin is always in addition directed toward oily skin as well. I'd like to find good products meant for adult acne that are also meant for dry skin together.
You might want to try some k or j beauty products. The way they go about treating acne is different. Hydrating and soothing the skin is a big priority even for the products made for acne.
Thanks all for the replies and advice! I seem to be getting mine on my cheeks the most. It's like as soon as I heal one up another one pops up elsewhere. The only time I get any on my chin area is during my period. It's so frustrating because I didn't even have acne this bad when I was a teenager.
For oily prone skin, I recommend solid balm cleansers. Liquid Oil cleansers broke me out, but balmy oil cleansers did an amazing job at removing makeup
I found an amazing alternative to oil based cleansing balms... Beeswax! There are beeswax based cleansing balms and they are nowhere as greasy, but take off makeup just the same! It's worth trying
Wait, but that's how toure supposed to oil cleanse/double. Use the oil cleanser, rinse off. Use a foaming cleanser to get the rest off. If you aren't using a regular cleanser after the oil cleanser, OF COURSE you're going to breakout. Double cleansing is a gamechanger if you6re doing it correctly! And be sure to avoid mineral oil and coconut oil in the oil cleanser if you can. They're more likely to cause skin reactions.
I love using Elizavecca 90% Olive Oil cleanser with LRP’s Effaclar gel face wash. Does wonders for clearing breakouts, keeping acne at bay, and maintaining my skins moisture barrier without looking like a grease ball !
When I was using only oil based cleanser I had softer and more supple skin and just as clean, everything else dries me up. You just really need to trial and use what's best for you!
Dr Idriss, I’m Arab 34F and my skin and I both just look better/healthier with a tan, but the past few years I’ve been staying out of the sun and rigorously using my sunscreen for my skin health! How can I achieve a healthy glow without exposing my skin to UV rays or layering on tanning chemicals? Can I get a tan while wearing sunscreen? Are there good options for tanning chemicals? Please help! ❤
I hear you! I rarely go out tanning now days for the same reasons. I have used a bunch of self tanners but as you mentioned so much chemicals that's bad for us in a lot of them. I recently found a self tanner by Beauty by earth that is made with natural indigents. I've been using it for a few months now and I really like it! It doesn't fade out quickly and you can also build up the tan each day more if you want to go darker. Hope the suggestion may help you!
How long dose it take you to tan? Personally because my skin is melanated,I can spend 15mins in the sun & I'm tan for weeks and that's not harmful because it's a short amount of time & Regardless of what people say,with Wayyyy different skin who don't have the same properties as me,Getting some sunlight is very beneficial to your skin. It wouldn't exist if it wasn't a good thing, but like all things it's good in moderation,yet because of my culture me Nor My friends or family have ever experienced sunburns.It's extremely rare even being at the beach 4 hours....
There are actual oil cleansers instead of using plain old oil regardless of what it is. Oil cleansers have surfactants which allow it to more easily rinsed off before doing your regular cleanser.
Bro I wouldn't... maybe in your hair but not your face. Rosehip seed oil or jojoba is a lot less pore clogging as a moisturizer but I stick to it in the winter (i'm oily)
I have combination skin, and I do use it as a moisturizer once in a while. You don't need much at all, I think that is the mistake a lot of people do. I use 2 drops and warm it up between my fingers and make sure I rub it in very well and tapping. I've even used it with retinol serum, and my skin loves it.
I'm one of those people who can't double cleanse - no matter how well I used the second cleanser, I wasn't getting the oil cleanser off and would get little bumps along my chin. Once I stopped double cleansing, the bumps went away
@@michelleortega9026 Probably not the right oil cleanser. There are some cleansing oils and balms on the market, which either don't have the right formulation or the right oils. Most do though, maybe you try another one? Balms like Clinique Take the day off or others don't leave any residue. You can either lather them up with water and rinse them, or take a damp warm face cloth and clean it off, before using the second cleanser.
An aesthetician recently told me that micellar water strips then skin and must NOT be used. And that I MUST use an oil cleanser because I'm 37, it's absolutely not ok to use a foaming cleanser AT MY AGE 😂 Thanks for your scientific advice Dr Idriss, I appreciate you ❤
Less is more. I have sensitive combination skin and no routine ever quite worked. Until I switched to using JUST micellar water 2x a day... that's it. My skin never breaks out anymore, tone now even (so I don't need foundation, concealer, etc anymore), skin is now no longer dry OR oily, just normal. So much time and money saved!
The only time I use an oil cleanser is when I use massive amounts of sunscreen on my body during the summer, where my skin is more frequently exposed. Then I follow it up with whatever I bathe with. For my face, I find that unless I'm also wearing makeup, which is rare, the CeraVe Salicylic acid cleanser does a good job of cleaning off the Korean sunscreen from my face and neck. Or I use a cleansing milk first, bha or aha cleanser after.
if my skin is normal/dry normal should i double cleanse? i havent tried but its like a trend i keep seeing? i only double cleanse when i wear sunscreen but i use the vanicream twice. should i start with an oil cleanser or balm then foaming to remove the sunscreen completely?
Castor oil was a big NO for me. Especially in my scalp. Caused a yeast overgrowth on my skin and scalp. I’m very sensitive to these things people deem “natural”
Dear Klairs blackseed cleansing oil is the BEST in market. Korean brands never disappoint! When EVERY product reacted to my sensitive acne prone skin, this was my only saviour
Does anyone know if Olay or Garnier is a good brand? Because they are the cheapest and apparently best brand near me. I don't know if they are worth it?
50 yo and ilostcount courses of isotretinoine. There' s no word to describe how unhumanly oily and acne prone I was born😅. *NEVER* had an issue with oils or balms to break out stage make up as long as it' s followed by a proper cleanser for my skin type. I' ve used baby oil, olive oil or even Nivea 🔵 back when the skincare was limited AF and the internet didn' t exist😅.
Anyone in these comments know a dupe for the glow recipe watermelon moisturizer? Ever since they changed the recipe I cant use it cause it changed the smell and its so bad to me now 😭 (also, you get less product for the same price)
That's TRUE! I have ALWAYS looked freakishly young for my age. I never used any skincare stuff barely even washed my face & looked like a baby. 2 years after using simple moisturizers, cleaners, some serums, & my skin looks WORSE! I stopped using it so much & my skin looks better. I've found it's better to take certain supplements rather than put them on your face🫣
I only use micellar water / witch hazel to cleanse, raw apple cider vinegar diluted w water 2x / wk for natural aha exfoliation, $1.25 at dollar tree the raw acv btw ✌️ yes I only use tret n some supplements to manage my hormonal flareups, cut all the noise I've nvr heard of her til now, hv yet to try castor oil interesting 👍
Why did you inject smth in your upper lip? Didn't think that dermatologists also do this. That artificial puffiness and literally stiff upper lip is very visible.
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Oil cleansers are amazing. But you definitely use another cleanser as a second step. And not every oil/balm cleanser is the same. 😉
Exactly! I thought most ppl knew that
@@jclyntoledo I thought that too, but apparently not. 🤷♀️
yeah oil cleansing completely got rid of excess texture on my nose and chin!!
@@Becca_H85can you please share a good oil cleanser?
@@joy8801 I personally love the cleansing oil from Curel, other than that I'm a cleansing balm person.
I bought also the housebrand one from a german drugstore, it's ok, but doesn't blow me away, but for 4€ it's ok. But that's exclusive for Germany (Balea).
My favourite cleansing balm is Take the day off balm from Clinique, they do have a cleansing oil in the same range, which I haven't tried, but if it is anything close to the balm, it should be very good.
I love the oil cleanser from bioderma to get rid off the waterproof sunscreen on my face. It really makes a difference ❤️❤️
Oily girl here and I wish I had found oil cleansing sooner. My skin doesn’t get as many breakouts with oil cleansing. I rarely have angry pimple or rough texture now.
Which one do you use?
Yes tell us
DHC
I have been using the double-cleanse Methode since Caroline Hirons introduced me to it. I use a drugstore (Balea) oil-based cleanser for 3€ for the first cleanse and the CeraVe SA smoothing cleanser for the second cleanse, I use no serums or anything just the Weleda Skinfood as my day & night cream and a LaRoche Posay SPF 50. before that, I would spend hundreds a month on skincare to cure my acne and nothing worked. Since I simplified it, my skin is clear and I get compliments all the time.
I had an elaborate skincare routine and at some point I managed to actually damage my skin barrier and areas around the eyes got sensitive. I stopped everything but cleanser, moisturiser and spf for 2 weeks and then I started a much simpler routine than the 8-9 steps I had before and my skin is looking 10 times better
what's your routine please will love to know.
@@yasminkhan5569 certainly 😄 I wash my face only at night with a jelly cloud cleanser from Shingmulnara (Korean sk) and then I apply the beauty of Joseon Revive serum followed by a moisturiser from ma nyo called bifida biome aqua barrier cream- this is really good. And I apply/tap Paula’s choice 1% retinol after the moisturiser only on my forehead. And for the day, I wash my face with water, apply collagen serum from clinéa , vita c serum from Goodall, same moisturiser and finish it off with the unseen sunscreen spf from supergoop.
SAME!
Good for you! Simple is best! I have a 2-step skincare routine where I use an oil-based cleanser and moisturizer for the last 10 years and my skin looks healthy and youthful (I have dry/sensitive skin) - for reference, I'll be 40 in a month.
Ooooh, I want your long rainbow necklace. Do you have a link? I'd love a jewelry collection video please.
I have really oily acne prone skin, I used to use expensive 5 step routines. I switched to cerave face wash and moisturizer only, and started taking care of my body from the inside exercise, only water, fruits and veggies. My skin glows and I don’t feel the need to wear heavy makeup anymore to hide anything because I like how my skin looks now on its own. Simplifying my skin care and treating my body better is what made my skin look good.
Girrrrll!!! Your skin!!!! You always look amazing but it’s looking extra extra ! 🔥
Yes! Her recommendation for castor oil + body cream and your recommendation for glycerin is working well for my dry skinsss!
Can you link the details of this? 🙏🏽
I love the jewelry you wear! That necklace is so pretty❤❤❤
But that necklace tho 🤩
I'm in my 30s, I'm dealing with 'out of nowhere' adult acne-prone dry skin, and let me tell ya, it sucks. It seems like everything that is directed toward acne-prone skin is always in addition directed toward oily skin as well. I'd like to find good products meant for adult acne that are also meant for dry skin together.
I’ve had good luck with CeraVe products for sensitive dry 30’s acne-prone skin. That plus prescription tretinoin.
If most of your acne are mostly around your chin or jaw its possible that its hormonal acne which can be harder to prevent😩
I was prescribed clindmyican for mine!! Might be a bacterial issue
You might want to try some k or j beauty products. The way they go about treating acne is different. Hydrating and soothing the skin is a big priority even for the products made for acne.
Thanks all for the replies and advice! I seem to be getting mine on my cheeks the most. It's like as soon as I heal one up another one pops up elsewhere. The only time I get any on my chin area is during my period. It's so frustrating because I didn't even have acne this bad when I was a teenager.
For oily prone skin, I recommend solid balm cleansers. Liquid Oil cleansers broke me out, but balmy oil cleansers did an amazing job at removing makeup
Which one do you use?
@@elh1977 “BANILA CO. Clean it Zero Cleansing Balm Original”
I found an amazing alternative to oil based cleansing balms... Beeswax! There are beeswax based cleansing balms and they are nowhere as greasy, but take off makeup just the same! It's worth trying
First time I'm hearing this 🤔, I'll have to look into this. Any brand recommendations?
I heard beeswax is comedogenic so it could cause acne in some sensitive people but maybe since you are washing it off its not an issue
@@CandyWorld30 I do always wash it off and I haven't had issues, but it's good to know!
Wait, but that's how toure supposed to oil cleanse/double. Use the oil cleanser, rinse off. Use a foaming cleanser to get the rest off. If you aren't using a regular cleanser after the oil cleanser, OF COURSE you're going to breakout. Double cleansing is a gamechanger if you6re doing it correctly!
And be sure to avoid mineral oil and coconut oil in the oil cleanser if you can. They're more likely to cause skin reactions.
I love using Elizavecca 90% Olive Oil cleanser with LRP’s Effaclar gel face wash. Does wonders for clearing breakouts, keeping acne at bay, and maintaining my skins moisture barrier without looking like a grease ball !
Your skin is heavenly Dr.
I’m an acne prone oily 🐶, I loooove oil cleansers
yeah i have oily skin and i use an oil cleaner to remove makeup and sunscreen. it literally melt the makeup off
@@tulipmars What is the brand you use?
What is the brand you use?
Doctor, I love your jewelry, where is it from?
When I was using only oil based cleanser I had softer and more supple skin and just as clean, everything else dries me up. You just really need to trial and use what's best for you!
What do you feel about using neem oil for hyperpigmentation? Especially around the mouth ??
It worked for me
Dr Idriss, I’m Arab 34F and my skin and I both just look better/healthier with a tan, but the past few years I’ve been staying out of the sun and rigorously using my sunscreen for my skin health! How can I achieve a healthy glow without exposing my skin to UV rays or layering on tanning chemicals? Can I get a tan while wearing sunscreen? Are there good options for tanning chemicals? Please help! ❤
I hear you! I rarely go out tanning now days for the same reasons. I have used a bunch of self tanners but as you mentioned so much chemicals that's bad for us in a lot of them. I recently found a self tanner by Beauty by earth that is made with natural indigents. I've been using it for a few months now and I really like it! It doesn't fade out quickly and you can also build up the tan each day more if you want to go darker. Hope the suggestion may help you!
Bronzer
Dr Idriss and Dr. Sam Ellis have both have self tanning videos.
How long dose it take you to tan? Personally because my skin is melanated,I can spend 15mins in the sun & I'm tan for weeks and that's not harmful because it's a short amount of time & Regardless of what people say,with Wayyyy different skin who don't have the same properties as me,Getting some sunlight is very beneficial to your skin. It wouldn't exist if it wasn't a good thing, but like all things it's good in moderation,yet because of my culture me Nor My friends or family have ever experienced sunburns.It's extremely rare even being at the beach 4 hours....
@@monejohn9973if you have a tan, you have damage 🙁
What make up base and concealer do you use???❤
Sooo castor oil good or no?? What if you have combination skin??
It’s too thick for skin and hair and can be pore clogging for oily,combination and acne prone skin
There are actual oil cleansers instead of using plain old oil regardless of what it is. Oil cleansers have surfactants which allow it to more easily rinsed off before doing your regular cleanser.
Bro I wouldn't... maybe in your hair but not your face. Rosehip seed oil or jojoba is a lot less pore clogging as a moisturizer but I stick to it in the winter (i'm oily)
I have combination skin, and I do use it as a moisturizer once in a while. You don't need much at all, I think that is the mistake a lot of people do. I use 2 drops and warm it up between my fingers and make sure I rub it in very well and tapping. I've even used it with retinol serum, and my skin loves it.
Do you have any skin care routines for 20something and PCOS?
Breakouts on the lower sides of my cheeks
Thankyou!
Was wondering if you had any tips on products safe for people with hidradenitis suppurativa? ❤
Where is your pink eyeshadow from? So pretty😍
Simple is all that works for me. I do not double cleanse. Cleansing stripped my natural oils. I love castor oil!
Found castor oil in my 40s. No more bad skin. I use morning and night. Wash with water only inbetween. Best skin of my life 🎉
Have you tried castor oil on your lashes too? My Mom swears by it and she's in her 70s.
I use an oil cleanser and then a gel cleanser after rinsing the oil off. Works wonders for my skin ❤
I'm one of those people who can't double cleanse - no matter how well I used the second cleanser, I wasn't getting the oil cleanser off and would get little bumps along my chin. Once I stopped double cleansing, the bumps went away
@@michelleortega9026 Probably not the right oil cleanser. There are some cleansing oils and balms on the market, which either don't have the right formulation or the right oils. Most do though, maybe you try another one? Balms like Clinique Take the day off or others don't leave any residue. You can either lather them up with water and rinse them, or take a damp warm face cloth and clean it off, before using the second cleanser.
@@Becca_H85❤Take the day off.
Only with oil cleanser I can wash my face properly (rosacea, sensitive, atopic(?), allergic skin). I haaate micelar water 😵💫
I'm the same way, with the same skin symptoms. Oil cleansers have been a lifesaver!
An aesthetician recently told me that micellar water strips then skin and must NOT be used. And that I MUST use an oil cleanser because I'm 37, it's absolutely not ok to use a foaming cleanser AT MY AGE 😂
Thanks for your scientific advice Dr Idriss, I appreciate you ❤
In one of her videos she has also used castor oil for dark circles. Is it ok to use castor oil around eyes??? And does that really work?
Less is more. I have sensitive combination skin and no routine ever quite worked. Until I switched to using JUST micellar water 2x a day... that's it. My skin never breaks out anymore, tone now even (so I don't need foundation, concealer, etc anymore), skin is now no longer dry OR oily, just normal. So much time and money saved!
The only time I use an oil cleanser is when I use massive amounts of sunscreen on my body during the summer, where my skin is more frequently exposed. Then I follow it up with whatever I bathe with. For my face, I find that unless I'm also wearing makeup, which is rare, the CeraVe Salicylic acid cleanser does a good job of cleaning off the Korean sunscreen from my face and neck. Or I use a cleansing milk first, bha or aha cleanser after.
I only double cleanse with oil if wearing make up. But usually its just using my gel face wash 2x
I'm oily but not acne prone. It's rare I get a pimple. Can you make video about my skin😊
Why do you double cleanse with different cleansers? Why not just wash your face twice with the same cleanser??
Shood i be bolbe clensing ? I haven 1 fome clenser i use 2 thimes a day, is that right? I am a little acne prone.
(Sorry bad inglish)
All you really need is rose water for cleansing and then some aloe vera. And if you have acne then just use sulphur soap.
What brand of oil cleaners would you all recommend for acne prone skin?
It's wild to me that people think you don't need to wash off an OIL cleanser off their face with foam like...
if my skin is normal/dry normal should i double cleanse? i havent tried but its like a trend i keep seeing? i only double cleanse when i wear sunscreen but i use the vanicream twice. should i start with an oil cleanser or balm then foaming to remove the sunscreen completely?
Vanilla swirl got me
Castor oil was a big NO for me. Especially in my scalp. Caused a yeast overgrowth on my skin and scalp. I’m very sensitive to these things people deem “natural”
Is the girls tag vanilla swirl? Cause if not that was some weird shade lol
that’s her username
Immediately now, what eye shadow r u wearing???
I have acne-prone skin and i use oil cleanser followed by cleansing foam too. 😊
I started using a cleansing balm after using an oil for so long and I think it’s much better for my skin 😊
Dear Klairs blackseed cleansing oil is the BEST in market. Korean brands never disappoint! When EVERY product reacted to my sensitive acne prone skin, this was my only saviour
Wauw 40 you look Amazing and so beautiful no body believe you are 40 hihi
Does anyone know if Olay or Garnier is a good brand? Because they are the cheapest and apparently best brand near me. I don't know if they are worth it?
Part 2?
Oil cleansers made me break out every single time, regardless of what I tried
She is 40! FOURTY! We still got hopes 😭
Chemo ruined my skin. It's now super sensitive and I have to create a whole new routine. 😢
I always follow up with a foaming cleanser after the oil cleansing
wait what????? ppl didn't wash their face with face wash after oil cleanser??????
I am using her rutine I don’t love the oil makeup remover. Everything else very good I am 39.
where is the talk about castor oil?
She mentions in Part 2 of the video 😊
@@cjg624thank you
I have dry skin and caster oil makes my skin drier and breaks me out (i dont break out easily so its the oil)
50 yo and ilostcount courses of isotretinoine. There' s no word to describe how unhumanly oily and acne prone I was born😅. *NEVER* had an issue with oils or balms to break out stage make up as long as it' s followed by a proper cleanser for my skin type. I' ve used baby oil, olive oil or even Nivea 🔵 back when the skincare was limited AF and the internet didn' t exist😅.
Honestly my skin breaks out if I don't double cleanse. And I don't like the feeling of rubbing cotton pads on my face. So cleansing balm it is for me.
I use SA cleaner after 👀
Anyone in these comments know a dupe for the glow recipe watermelon moisturizer? Ever since they changed the recipe I cant use it cause it changed the smell and its so bad to me now 😭 (also, you get less product for the same price)
Queen of the Thrones is an organic, hexane free castor oil.
I normally never get pimples but if I put anything on my skin I get them, I don't know what to do :S
Ask yourselves why are you using an oil cleanser in the 1st place then switch out use a different cleanser foaming
That's TRUE! I have ALWAYS looked freakishly young for my age. I never used any skincare stuff barely even washed my face & looked like a baby. 2 years after using simple moisturizers, cleaners, some serums, & my skin looks WORSE! I stopped using it so much & my skin looks better. I've found it's better to take certain supplements rather than put them on your face🫣
Why did she call her vanilla swirl?
No mention of castor oil in the video, titles are all clickbaits these days
You have to watch Part 2 video 😉
I heard oil🧐
This could really break your skin out
Is her username really vanilla swirl?
What’s her @???
Vanilla swirl
I didn't get a lot of value out of this short. The title doesn't reflect the content.
Watch Part 2 of this video for the rest 😊
I only use micellar water / witch hazel to cleanse, raw apple cider vinegar diluted w water 2x / wk for natural aha exfoliation, $1.25 at dollar tree the raw acv btw ✌️ yes I only use tret n some supplements to manage my hormonal flareups, cut all the noise I've nvr heard of her til now, hv yet to try castor oil interesting 👍
Second
first!
Why did you inject smth in your upper lip? Didn't think that dermatologists also do this. That artificial puffiness and literally stiff upper lip is very visible.