Dr Dray! After I heard you talk about arctinic keratosis, I told my mother she should go to a derm to check out some patches on her face. She had thought they were just eczema but the derm said they were actually AK. She is going to get it treated. Thank you for providing such an important public service to the masses.
Yes, I used the Buff Puff in my teen years. Thanks for the nature walk, I love going places like that. I'm in Arizona and love to watch the birds so much that I bought a book on Arizona birds.
What a blast to the past! As a teen, I used a Buff Puff w Phisoderm + Bonne Bell 10-0-6 astringent. And burned the heck out of my skin w clearasil benzoyl peroxide. 😳 Thank goodness for gentler advances… 💕❤️
I used a Buf Puf when it first came out and I started using again about a year and a half ago. It is not as abrasive as it sounds and I love it. I also used finely milled face scrubs. My mom used to use a terry cloth face rag when she cleansed and she had polished flawless skin. As such manual exfoliation has been a part of my routine for many years.
I absolutely love your videos! I'm also vegan (and an esthetician) and run a chicken sanctuary in Round Top (between Austin and Houston)! So much fun seeing your H-town adventures!
Thank you for your work! An "Easter Chick" gone feral turned up in my back yard years ago. She was one fierce Aracauna! She had no interest in the coop, preferred to roost in the Douglas Firs at bedroom window height lol. My Parrots loved her. I fed her and she socialized with me. Amazing personality, sharp, fierce, loving. Enjoy them 💞
I've used Buf Pufs almost daily since the early 1980's, today I'm almost 61 and have zero wrinkles. This year I started Tretinoin and Vit C, so I've cut back on the Buf puffing to every other day, I can't do without it. 4 decades of Buf puffing have kept my skin firm and wrinkle free.
Hi Andrea! Thanks for taking us bird watching! I enjoyed watching them. I recently acquired a pigeon myself. He was under my porch, I guess he was a racing pigeon and broke his wing. So he can’t go back to where he came from so we are keeping him. He’s really cute 🐦I hope you enjoy your weekend, I’ll look for your video tomorrow!
Thank you for giving him a loving home! Good to establish care with a specialized Avian Vet so you can get in if ever urgently needed. Pigeons and Doves have so much personality and are so very loving. They even purr! Before Parrots, I had a little family of Ring Neck Doves, fabulous little beings, each one with unique own personality. Miss them! Enjoy your beautiful boy 💞
Wow...so happy to see you visit us in "The Land of the Pears!" I've lived in Pearland since 1986 & I'm ashamed to say I've never been to the Delores Fenwick Nature Center! I knew Delores fairly well back when she was the Editor of the Pearland Journal. I also knew the lady who founded Forgotten Angels. That was back when Pearland was small & everybody knew everybody! A LOT has changed! I hope you'll come visit us again! FYI Pearland Market Days is November 13 & there should be lots of fun, crafty shopping!
I'm 63 and have used the Buf Puf since high school. I love it and have a stash under my sink in case they ever stop selling it! Seriously!! I use it daily and no problems.
The retro stawberey pie plate is so cute! I have a cherry pie one, as well as the original soup mugs from the 80s with the recipe for each soup on its respective mug 🥰
I love bird watching. I live in the foothills of the Sacramento mountains and planted my property with plants that bring in birds. Just got in from watching quails, goldfinches, house finches,, orioles and hummingbirds. Sitting in my bay window watching now 😁 I think the glass pebbles are recycled glass into mulch
My parents are SO cute. They took up bird watching as a new couples hobby during the pandemic and started putting up bird baths/houses and got binoculars to watch them. Now they bring the binoculars everywhere 😭🤣
@@Momofukudoodoowindu I have enjoyed birds all my life. That is great for your parents. If more people spend time in nature maybe they will see that we need to protect it. I have noticed some species I used to see a lot of are dwindling or not seen now. Makes me very sad.
I'm a big bird watcher. Many years ago, I bought several bird books so I would know what I was looking at and am happy to say I can name just about every bird I encounter. I have bird feeders and hummingbird feeders and it brings me joy to see who will stop by. I live on the river so lots of shore birds too. Plus lots of wild turkeys and bald eagles. Beautiful nature park you took us to. Fun trip to the thrift store too. I love going to the local thrift stores. I absolutely used the Buf Puf when it first came out! I honestly didn't know you could still buy them. Happy Saturday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a lovely evening. ❤
Omg! Buff Puff! I totally used those, periodically, over a few years in my late teens and 20's. I'm 57 and I'd completely forgotten about those - and I never knew they originated as the center of floor polishing pads! Holy crap - abrasive much?! 😖
Yay! Dr. Dray at the thrift store! That is a nice one, so clean and organized. The one I work at is very junky but super fun. Loved that hat tree. Have a great rest of your weekend! 🌞
I TOTALLY used w Buf Puf (the gentle version though, because the regular one is no joke) when I was about 13,14,and 15 and I used it with that Neutrogena transparent brown face soap, and I swore by that.
I love thrift stores! This one looked really good. I think thrift stores in the US are one of the best! I always have to go thrifting when visiting there. Too bad I can't take big furniture home with me, haha!
I'm such a bird lover! I live in the Pacific Flyway and get so many returning friends and visitors in addition to our year-rounds. There's nothing better than having a pair of Canada geese bring their new brood by for a few days before their long trip.
I haven't used the Buf Puf but I do have a Konjac sponge that I use ... it's very gentle on the skin and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. Thank you Dr Dray for sharing your travels with us... I really enjoy them with my tea 🫖
Thank You very much Dr Dray for taking us to the Nature Center!!!! Always enjoy going on trips via your videos, both overseas, and in the states 😄 Also love ALL shopping outings♥️
Something I’ve always found interesting is that neither my mom (who is Asian), step-mom (who is white) and her mom(also white), both sets of grandparents never used sunscreen a day in their life and worked outdoors all their life, yet none of them never and don’t have a single brown spot, melasma, hyperpigmentation, etc. on their face or neck, nor do they have sun spots on their arms or hands. Yet, I have been using sunscreen for almost a decade and started getting melasma at 33y and I am an RN who works indoor all day. They’re only skin regime outside of dove soap is Ponds moisturizer. No serums, no eye creams, no retinol. I’m curious if this has anything to do with hormones in our foods or something else. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your content as they’re always informative and meticulous! Happy Saturday ☺️
I developed melasma after stopping my birth control for 7 months and then starting it again at age 30, and I just stopped again age 33, will not get back on it again, I got most of my melasma to go away with tca peels, and microneedling
Jennifer Holley thanks for that info, I will look into tca peels and micro needling. I also heard that microdermabrasion is helpful but not sure if this is true. I took orthotricyclyn for a few years but stopped due to the way it made me feel, and that was in my late teens/early 20’s. My mom also used it for a few years (but it didn’t work bc I was born ☺️) and then she got off of it.
Microdermabrasion will make your skin super soft but all it does is take off the dead skin on top and melasma is deeper down, but you could do that as well as a peel, also azelaic acid and niacinamide work well for melasma
Jennifer Holley thank you so much for this information! I hope that they will be able to remove the two spots on both sides of my upper cheeks. It seems as I get darker in the summer they tend to be more noticeable as well.
I have been using a buff puff knock off for years on my body and face. It is the best exfoliating product. I use the same one on my face as on my body. With years of retinol use and the buff puff my skin has great texture and is never flaky. I get them on Amazon.
Always look for a spare Bodum French press/coffee plunger when thrifting! They are often in new/as new condition. Skincare/coffee/nature walk, thrifting vlog with education and humour...fun, enjoyable and entertaining. Thanks Dr Dray. 👱♀️❤
Buf Pufs are awesome. I use the gentle version which provides safe exfoliation. The problem comes when you go insane with the pressure to remove dead skin cells, leading to inflammation. Come to think of it, do you exfoliate, Doc? I don’t think I’ve seen you do that.
@@wearelegion1163 yeah, I have used chemical exfoliation, but still required a mechanical force to slough off the dead skin caused by the chemical. Just using your fingertips doesn’t do that job very well.
There was something like the Buf Puf in the 70s that I used. I've followed you for a couple of years but never commented. You're knowledge and information have been so helpful. Your videos, especially the o ex like this walking in nature and quiet are so calming. The store visits too.👍
Your pond walk was so peaceful and quiet. I’m surprised there weren’t others out enjoying the weather and scenery. I’m a large cup needed person as well. 20oz minimal 👍for me.
OMG- you are in my neighborhood, on my trail! I was there yesterday as well, and everyday! Wish I could have enjoyed with you. There is a bald eagle that has lived and returns there- I have pictures- , and you can see huge pelicans during part of the year.
Oh my gatos, speaking of birds, there was a white owl the other night that kept flying around my apartment and screeching. It even perched nearby and looked straight inside... my kitties were SO freaked out! You are beautiful owl but please stop tormenting my furbabies 😆
Thanks for taking us along! That looks like a great thrift store. It always amazes me all those ‘collectables’ that people are determined to ‘have them all ‘ or ‘get the new one’ ….end up in thrift stores and yard sales for nothing. All that time and money invested for basically STUFF!
Hi Dr. Dray. I've been watching you for a little while now, have never commented before, and just wanted to say I really appreciate your expert advice and kind, humble nature. I have ichthyosis vulgaris and keratosis pilaris, confirmed by your videos, so thank you so much. Wondered for years what the ichthyosis on my legs was! (And I'm no longer using HOT water and soap on my legs, just using a SOFT mesh exfoliating pouf on them, along with Aveeno Moisturizing Body Wash everywhere else and wow, it's made a huge difference!! So again, thank you!) About the BUF PUFs, I tried those as a teenager when they very first came out (while my Mom was big on Clinique!) and oh man, was it rough on my face! I had oily skin as a teenager and somehow thought scrubbing my face with one of those would get rid of all the oil and blackheads, but all that it did was irritate my skin! Loved the bird watching (I'm a nature photographer and one of my favorite subjects is the Great Blue Heron!) and the thrift shopping. Have a blessed weekend!
Really beautiful sites you take us to, Doc! Hoiuston looks groovy. Thought id share a few things-1- Ambi cream is still available on Amazon. 2- CVS in one LA suburb has all of the Cerave products behind lock and key…valuable indeed. Have a great week, and thanks for all the great skincare tips and reviews.
Thank you doctor Dray for taking your precious time to make videos , You help so many. I moved 8 days ago and I've been doing a lot of unpacking and this video just relaxed me, thank you so much.
The first time I saw a derm was 1985. She put me on Retin A, Purpose and Lowila bar soap, and the gentle version of Buf Puff. I'm still using Retin A (tretonoin) and have a supply of gentle Buff Puffs to use on occasion when my skin feels rough. Wish the Lowila hadn't been discontinued, I very much liked it.
I adore thrifting but stopped during the pandemic. I also downsized to a condo and have less room for treasures. When I was a little girl and even in high school thrift stores were not common or plentiful where I lived. The items that were there were extremely worn or loved. People used things until they were worn out. No one heard of self storage. Seems like it was in the 1990s when cheap "stuff" from overseas flooded our country and in the 2000s Thrift stores and goodwill became plentiful.I loved the green table at the thrift store.😊
Howdy again everyone and I hope that you're having a nice weekend with a little bit of reprieve from the Heat, it certainly a bit better here today at least but then we had a thunderstorm the night before!😊🖑
It's been in the upper 80's it seems a month in the heart of summer in Louisiana they are silent promoting heat fear! Have a nice weekend!! Come on September!
Ah! I forgot about Buff Puff! I liked it back in the day. Though now, I think one reason I never felt like my skin was clean, as a teen, was that we had very hard water- tasted great, but I always felt a residue on my skin after washing, so I felt the Puff cleaned me better. I love this nature center, I wonder whether you would see more birds in Winter, as they fly South? Curious. Once again, very enjoyable and informative vlog!
I can attest that the buf puff that I tried years and years ago was very much akin to a floor buffer. I was into that rough exfoliation back then and couldn't take that, it was so rough.
Happy weekend Dr Dray. That Buff Puff if so harsh. I remember them back in the day used it on the heal of my feet. It could be used for sandpaper, scrubbing the tub, any house hold cleaning.
Hahhahahha I remember my derm recommended the Buff Puff when I was a young teen! I am not surprised that the idea came from buffing floors, it was soooo rough lol. My face was always so irritated and red!
I’m 59 yo. I remember my mother using Noxema and Physoderm in the 60’s. My grandmother always used Ponds cold cream to take off her face powder and rouge every night. Those are the first skincare products I recall. Tfs
Cormorants dive for their food in the water, but can't fly well with wet feathers, so you'll see them out and about with the wings spread out to dry them.
I love beanie babies I love thrifting for them! I would have snatched that standing mirror how cool to put by a bedroom door or front door with little mini beauty products for before you head out!
I loved Buff Puff too. I think that is why my skin is pretty good still. Can find dupes but afraid to use them now, but I do indulge once in a while. Never liked Clinique. That horrid yellow cream! Yuk
I was a patient of Dr. Norman Orentreich for many years….what a wonderful and kind man!…I have been using a buff puff for decades at his suggestion. I’m a 64 year old male and am routinely asked how do I keep my skin so smooth. He pioneered micro droplet silicone therapy as well. And omg the dermabrasion. As I remember he also was instrumental in the hair transplant technique…..it took almost a year to get an initial appointment! The buff puff if done gently and consistently….just works and is really inexpensive. I started retin A with him as well…he private labeled it….silver tubes with simple black and white label…very “medical’ looking….going to see him was like going to school! Great dermatologist …nice human!
omg that is quite a thrift store our thrift stores in NE Omaha are not as nice as that :) not even close we all go to goodwills here that is the majority of what people go to for thrift stores and we don’t have as much nice stuff in ours as you do at that store
I started using petrolatum on my eye lids and lips / lip creases at night time and I have seen a dramatic decrease in irritation on my chin and eyes. I even switched off of mint toothpaste. I am apart of the Dr Dray cult and proud 👏🏼🤣
I have used a Buff Puff for 20 years. I use it instead of dermabrasion products. I like it because I can use any facewash with it. It was mentioned in a magazine article about Jane Seymour. She highly recommended it. Wonder if she still uses it? Thank you for making your highly informative and educational videos. I appreciate you so much…
My in-laws are in Pearland. And visiting them is the only thing we do there. I’m surprised by the nature center! I’ll stick to the Arboretum though. Could walk there if I wanted to sweat 😅
Dr Dray! After I heard you talk about arctinic keratosis, I told my mother she should go to a derm to check out some patches on her face. She had thought they were just eczema but the derm said they were actually AK. She is going to get it treated. Thank you for providing such an important public service to the masses.
Fantastic to hear this, Dr Dray is our hero!
Yes, I used the Buff Puff in my teen years. Thanks for the nature walk, I love going places like that. I'm in Arizona and love to watch the birds so much that I bought a book on Arizona birds.
I miss bloggers! As an introvert it’s great entertainment and education. Thanks for sharing.
Same here! I'm very much an introvert, love staying home. I really look forward to her videos.
What a blast to the past! As a teen, I used a Buff Puff w Phisoderm + Bonne Bell 10-0-6 astringent. And burned the heck out of my skin w clearasil benzoyl peroxide. 😳 Thank goodness for gentler advances… 💕❤️
I used a Buf Puf when it first came out and I started using again about a year and a half ago. It is not as abrasive as it sounds and I love it. I also used finely milled face scrubs. My mom used to use a terry cloth face rag when she cleansed and she had polished flawless skin. As such manual exfoliation has been a part of my routine for many years.
Yes! A terry cloth with a gentle cleanser is great for gentle exfoliation for me also ☺️
I've been using the extra gentle buff-puff for over 30 years..love it! ❤️
I don’t know how I’ve missed it but I didn’t see or hear anything about a Buf Puf. 🤷♀️
@@canadianalien370 very early in the video, she mentioned Clinique and the connection to the idea behind the Buff Puff
@@sumlem thanks !
Hi Dr. Dray, I love that you take the time for self care. It shows how you don't need a companion to enjoy all things life has to offer.
thanks for watching
I love bird watching! Watching them glide is one of my favorite things 🦅
it is relaxing
I absolutely love your videos! I'm also vegan (and an esthetician) and run a chicken sanctuary in Round Top (between Austin and Houston)! So much fun seeing your H-town adventures!
Thank you for your work! An "Easter Chick" gone feral turned up in my back yard years ago. She was one fierce Aracauna! She had no interest in the coop, preferred to roost in the Douglas Firs at bedroom window height lol. My Parrots loved her. I fed her and she socialized with me. Amazing personality, sharp, fierce, loving. Enjoy them 💞
I've using the extra gentle buff-puff with my dove soap a couple of times a week for over 30 years, I'm 64 and my skin is flawless 😀❤️
Are you using this combination on your face or body?
I've used Buf Pufs almost daily since the early 1980's, today I'm almost 61 and have zero wrinkles. This year I started Tretinoin and Vit C, so I've cut back on the Buf puffing to every other day, I can't do without it. 4 decades of Buf puffing have kept my skin firm and wrinkle free.
Hi Andrea! Thanks for taking us bird watching! I enjoyed watching them. I recently acquired a pigeon myself. He was under my porch, I guess he was a racing pigeon and broke his wing. So he can’t go back to where he came from so we are keeping him. He’s really cute 🐦I hope you enjoy your weekend, I’ll look for your video tomorrow!
Thank you for giving him a loving home! Good to establish care with a specialized Avian Vet so you can get in if ever urgently needed. Pigeons and Doves have so much personality and are so very loving. They even purr! Before Parrots, I had a little family of Ring Neck Doves, fabulous little beings, each one with unique own personality. Miss them! Enjoy your beautiful boy 💞
@@groucrow9709 thank you!
Wow...so happy to see you visit us in "The Land of the Pears!" I've lived in Pearland since 1986 & I'm ashamed to say I've never been to the Delores Fenwick Nature Center! I knew Delores fairly well back when she was the Editor of the Pearland Journal. I also knew the lady who founded Forgotten Angels. That was back when Pearland was small & everybody knew everybody! A LOT has changed!
I hope you'll come visit us again! FYI Pearland Market Days is November 13 & there should be lots of fun, crafty shopping!
I'm 63 and have used the Buf Puf since high school. I love it and have a stash under my sink in case they ever stop selling it! Seriously!! I use it daily and no problems.
The retro stawberey pie plate is so cute! I have a cherry pie one, as well as the original soup mugs from the 80s with the recipe for each soup on its respective mug 🥰
I totally used a Buff Puff when I was younger - the gentle version. Clinique was also my first skin care regimen when I was a young teen
I love bird watching. I live in the foothills of the Sacramento mountains and planted my property with plants that bring in birds. Just got in from watching quails, goldfinches, house finches,, orioles and hummingbirds. Sitting in my bay window watching now 😁
I think the glass pebbles are recycled glass into mulch
Wow sounds amazing!! Been to redding once and loved it!! In fl now! Total swamp!
My parents are SO cute. They took up bird watching as a new couples hobby during the pandemic and started putting up bird baths/houses and got binoculars to watch them. Now they bring the binoculars everywhere 😭🤣
@@Momofukudoodoowindu I have enjoyed birds all my life. That is great for your parents. If more people spend time in nature maybe they will see that we need to protect it. I have noticed some species I used to see a lot of are dwindling or not seen now. Makes me very sad.
@@phillyjilly our view is of the Sacramento Mountains in the southern Rocky Mountains of New Mexico USA
Yes on the buf puf, including the little mini disposable ones with soap in them.
Yes, I remember those foaming Buf Pufs as well.
I'm a big bird watcher. Many years ago, I bought several bird books so I would know what I was looking at and am happy to say I can name just about every bird I encounter. I have bird feeders and hummingbird feeders and it brings me joy to see who will stop by. I live on the river so lots of shore birds too. Plus lots of wild turkeys and bald eagles. Beautiful nature park you took us to. Fun trip to the thrift store too. I love going to the local thrift stores. I absolutely used the Buf Puf when it first came out! I honestly didn't know you could still buy them. Happy Saturday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a lovely evening. ❤
I have been using a Buf-Puf since I was in my 20s, way back in the 70s. I still use one, now in MY 70s.
SO excited for the Clinique video !! I love their moisturizer. Bird watching looks so relaxing. Thanks for the vlog!!
That was the nicest thrift store I've seen. I liked the fish comforter that was on the bunk bed.
I'm so obsessed with your Saturday and Sunday vlogs. Such a feel-good for me
Omg! Buff Puff! I totally used those, periodically, over a few years in my late teens and 20's. I'm 57 and I'd completely forgotten about those - and I never knew they originated as the center of floor polishing pads! Holy crap - abrasive much?! 😖
78 yo here and still use my buf puf gentle side! It removes the dead skin from tret and prevents flaking.
Yay! Dr. Dray at the thrift store! That is a nice one, so clean and organized. The one I work at is very junky but super fun. Loved that hat tree. Have a great rest of your weekend! 🌞
I TOTALLY used w Buf Puf (the gentle version though, because the regular one is no joke) when I was about 13,14,and 15 and I used it with that Neutrogena transparent brown face soap, and I swore by that.
Same :)
Me 2!
A lovely thrift shop! And the displays are so well done.
The next thing you need now is a nice pair of birding binoculars. They make the experience all the better when bird watching.
I loved the Buf Puf. I remember being in my early teens and thinking I was doing my face good by scrubbing so hard with it, lol.
I love thrift stores! This one looked really good. I think thrift stores in the US are one of the best! I always have to go thrifting when visiting there. Too bad I can't take big furniture home with me, haha!
I'm such a bird lover! I live in the Pacific Flyway and get so many returning friends and visitors in addition to our year-rounds. There's nothing better than having a pair of Canada geese bring their new brood by for a few days before their long trip.
I haven't used the Buf Puf but I do have a Konjac sponge that I use ... it's very gentle on the skin and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. Thank you Dr Dray for sharing your travels with us... I really enjoy them with my tea 🫖
This was so relaxing to watch. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Happy Saturday!
Hi Danièle!
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@@nadab4750 Summer is coming to an end and the weather has not been great! I find it very depressing! Have a nice Sunday
Thank You very much Dr Dray for taking us to the Nature Center!!!! Always enjoy going on trips via your videos, both overseas, and in the states 😄 Also love ALL shopping outings♥️
Thanks!
I enjoyed the nature center. Beautiful.
I used the buff puff along with apricot scrub back in the day!
Me too. Buf Puf and the Aapri Apricot Facial Scrub.
Something I’ve always found interesting is that neither my mom (who is Asian), step-mom (who is white) and her mom(also white), both sets of grandparents never used sunscreen a day in their life and worked outdoors all their life, yet none of them never and don’t have a single brown spot, melasma, hyperpigmentation, etc. on their face or neck, nor do they have sun spots on their arms or hands. Yet, I have been using sunscreen for almost a decade and started getting melasma at 33y and I am an RN who works indoor all day. They’re only skin regime outside of dove soap is Ponds moisturizer. No serums, no eye creams, no retinol. I’m curious if this has anything to do with hormones in our foods or something else. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your content as they’re always informative and meticulous! Happy Saturday ☺️
I developed melasma after stopping my birth control for 7 months and then starting it again at age 30, and I just stopped again age 33, will not get back on it again, I got most of my melasma to go away with tca peels, and microneedling
Jennifer Holley thanks for that info, I will look into tca peels and micro needling. I also heard that microdermabrasion is helpful but not sure if this is true. I took orthotricyclyn for a few years but stopped due to the way it made me feel, and that was in my late teens/early 20’s. My mom also used it for a few years (but it didn’t work bc I was born ☺️) and then she got off of it.
Microdermabrasion will make your skin super soft but all it does is take off the dead skin on top and melasma is deeper down, but you could do that as well as a peel, also azelaic acid and niacinamide work well for melasma
Jennifer Holley thank you so much for this information! I hope that they will be able to remove the two spots on both sides of my upper cheeks. It seems as I get darker in the summer they tend to be more noticeable as well.
I have been using a buff puff knock off for years on my body and face. It is the best exfoliating product. I use the same one on my face as on my body. With years of retinol use and the buff puff my skin has great texture and is never flaky. I get them on Amazon.
Always look for a spare Bodum French press/coffee plunger when thrifting! They are often in new/as new condition. Skincare/coffee/nature walk, thrifting vlog with education and humour...fun, enjoyable and entertaining. Thanks Dr Dray.
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Buf Pufs are awesome. I use the gentle version which provides safe exfoliation. The problem comes when you go insane with the pressure to remove dead skin cells, leading to inflammation. Come to think of it, do you exfoliate, Doc? I don’t think I’ve seen you do that.
She uses chemical exfoliation like AHA, BHA, PHA.
@@wearelegion1163 yeah, I have used chemical exfoliation, but still required a mechanical force to slough off the dead skin caused by the chemical. Just using your fingertips doesn’t do that job very well.
This is so cool! I love bird watching. Cool 😎
Queen of candles !
The Nature Park was amazing! I love it! Thank you for sharing!
There was something like the Buf Puf in the 70s that I used. I've followed you for a couple of years but never commented. You're knowledge and information have been so helpful. Your videos, especially the o ex like this walking in nature and quiet are so calming. The store visits too.👍
Your pond walk was so peaceful and quiet. I’m surprised there weren’t others out enjoying the weather and scenery. I’m a large cup needed person as well. 20oz minimal 👍for me.
Love love LOVE when you take us shopping or to stores with you! I literally watch and rewatch so much! Thanks for the content Dr Dray
I'm in my 50s and started using a buf puf in my teens my dermatologist recommended it and Aveeno acne bar.
I loved the thrift store. They had very nice stuff
i remember Pond's Cold cream back in the day.
enjoy the weekend guys xo xo
happy saturday
Hi Tony!
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OMG- you are in my neighborhood, on my trail! I was there yesterday as well, and everyday! Wish I could have enjoyed with you. There is a bald eagle that has lived and returns there- I have pictures- , and you can see huge pelicans during part of the year.
I love the buff puff...still use them.
Oh my gatos, speaking of birds, there was a white owl the other night that kept flying around my apartment and screeching. It even perched nearby and looked straight inside... my kitties were SO freaked out! You are beautiful owl but please stop tormenting my furbabies 😆
Hedwig?
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that's the cutest, well decorated thrift store I ever seen.
Thanks for taking us along! That looks like a great thrift store. It always amazes me all those ‘collectables’ that people are determined to ‘have them all ‘ or ‘get the new one’ ….end up in thrift stores and yard sales for nothing. All that time and money invested for basically STUFF!
Hi Dr. Dray. I've been watching you for a little while now, have never commented before, and just wanted to say I really appreciate your expert advice and kind, humble nature. I have ichthyosis vulgaris and keratosis pilaris, confirmed by your videos, so thank you so much. Wondered for years what the ichthyosis on my legs was! (And I'm no longer using HOT water and soap on my legs, just using a SOFT mesh exfoliating pouf on them, along with Aveeno Moisturizing Body Wash everywhere else and wow, it's made a huge difference!! So again, thank you!) About the BUF PUFs, I tried those as a teenager when they very first came out (while my Mom was big on Clinique!) and oh man, was it rough on my face! I had oily skin as a teenager and somehow thought scrubbing my face with one of those would get rid of all the oil and blackheads, but all that it did was irritate my skin! Loved the bird watching (I'm a nature photographer and one of my favorite subjects is the Great Blue Heron!) and the thrift shopping. Have a blessed weekend!
Really beautiful sites you take us to, Doc! Hoiuston looks groovy. Thought id share a few things-1- Ambi cream is still available on Amazon. 2- CVS in one LA suburb has all of the Cerave products behind lock and key…valuable indeed. Have a great week, and thanks for all the great skincare tips and reviews.
Thank you doctor Dray for taking your precious time to make videos , You help so many. I moved 8 days ago and I've been doing a lot of unpacking and this video just relaxed me, thank you so much.
The first time I saw a derm was 1985. She put me on Retin A, Purpose and Lowila bar soap, and the gentle version of Buf Puff. I'm still using Retin A (tretonoin) and have a supply of gentle Buff Puffs to use on occasion when my skin feels rough. Wish the Lowila hadn't been discontinued, I very much liked it.
I adore thrifting but stopped during the pandemic. I also downsized to a condo and have less room for treasures. When I was a little girl and even in high school thrift stores were not common or plentiful where I lived. The items that were there were extremely worn or loved. People used things until they were worn out. No one heard of self storage. Seems like it was in the 1990s when cheap "stuff" from overseas flooded our country and in the 2000s Thrift stores and goodwill became plentiful.I loved the green table at the thrift store.😊
You look adorable in this video-radiant!
Howdy again everyone and I hope that you're having a nice weekend with a little bit of reprieve from the Heat, it certainly a bit better here today at least but then we had a thunderstorm the night before!😊🖑
Greetings Sable 711 hope u r well n Happy Saturday😀👍💜….
hope you have a great weekend
It's been in the upper 80's it seems a month in the heart of summer in Louisiana they are silent promoting heat fear! Have a nice weekend!! Come on September!
Same here in Arizona.
@@traceytrotter9934 very happy to hear that!
Enjoying your little day trip videos!🚗
Ah! I forgot about Buff Puff! I liked it back in the day. Though now, I think one reason I never felt like my skin was clean, as a teen, was that we had very hard water- tasted great, but I always felt a residue on my skin after washing, so I felt the Puff cleaned me better. I love this nature center, I wonder whether you would see more birds in Winter, as they fly South? Curious. Once again, very enjoyable and informative vlog!
Doc you look so lovely and adorable on the thumbnail and in this video
I love to see Dr.s and clinicians in the wild. Great to see the human side of the expert. 😊
I can attest that the buf puff that I tried years and years ago was very much akin to a floor buffer. I was into that rough exfoliation back then and couldn't take that, it was so rough.
Your vlogs and field trips are my favorites!
Glad you like them!
Happy weekend Dr Dray. That Buff Puff if so harsh. I remember them back in the day used it on the heal of my feet. It could be used for sandpaper, scrubbing the tub, any house hold cleaning.
Hahhahahha I remember my derm recommended the Buff Puff when I was a young teen! I am not surprised that the idea came from buffing floors, it was soooo rough lol. My face was always so irritated and red!
Yes, I do use a Buff Puff😻
I’m 59 yo. I remember my mother using Noxema and Physoderm in the 60’s. My grandmother always used Ponds cold cream to take off her face powder and rouge every night. Those are the first skincare products I recall. Tfs
I live close to Pearland and I have never heard of this place. Off to google I go!
Cormorants dive for their food in the water, but can't fly well with wet feathers, so you'll see them out and about with the wings spread out to dry them.
Could you do a video on affordable clothing sun protection? I can’t afford coolibar. I am going to order that hoodie! It is so cute!
You maybe able to find a few items at TJMax or Marshals. I did. and they are having a clearance sale now too. 😀
@@malinadamjanovic6596 thank you soooo much🙂
I loved the Buf Puf pads!! I wish I could still find them
They're on amazon
Amazon sells them. They're pinkish beige and gentler than years ago but work great!
very nice outing Loved it.
Have a beautiful Saturday Dr.Dray and peeps ☕ ☕ 🍵 🍵 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
happy saturday
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I love beanie babies I love thrifting for them! I would have snatched that standing mirror how cool to put by a bedroom door or front door with little mini beauty products for before you head out!
Great Vlog
Really appreciated the Clinique info 🌸
Love your park adventures! Ending the day with a shower and information much needed today!
The thrift store adventures were awesome 👌.
Buf puf with phisoderm for two plus decades beginning in the early 80s. Followed up with oil of Olay moisturizer
Ohhh, Phisoderm, that's the soap I used as a teenager many moons ago that I completely forgot about!!
Love the socks n' 'stocks!!
I loved Buff Puff too. I think that is why my skin is pretty good still. Can find dupes but afraid to use them now, but I do indulge once in a while. Never liked Clinique. That horrid yellow cream! Yuk
Fun! Have a wonderful week end!
Yes. I used the Buff puff.
What a blast from the past - I was a religious user of the Buff Puff, back in the day!
I was a patient of Dr. Norman Orentreich for many years….what a wonderful and kind man!…I have been using a buff puff for decades at his suggestion. I’m a 64 year old male and am routinely asked how do I keep my skin so smooth. He pioneered micro droplet silicone therapy as well. And omg the dermabrasion. As I remember he also was instrumental in the hair transplant technique…..it took almost a year to get an initial appointment! The buff puff if done gently and consistently….just works and is really inexpensive. I started retin A with him as well…he private labeled it….silver tubes with simple black and white label…very “medical’ looking….going to see him was like going to school! Great dermatologist …nice human!
That was a very clean thrift store! Nerves made it to the park when we lived in Houston, but it looked like a very nice park! Thanks 😊
Good morning Dr Dray.
Morning!
It's like a grasshopper or a cricket. I had one in my attic for a week and a half. He like to make noise right around bedtime...
Never knew about this park.
Omg I DID use the buf puf! I remember it being so scratchy but thought that was so good for you
omg that is quite a thrift store our thrift stores in NE Omaha are not as nice as that :) not even close we all go to goodwills here that is the majority of what people go to for thrift stores and we don’t have as much nice stuff in ours as you do at that store
I started using petrolatum on my eye lids and lips / lip creases at night time and I have seen a dramatic decrease in irritation on my chin and eyes. I even switched off of mint toothpaste. I am apart of the Dr Dray cult and proud 👏🏼🤣
I have used a Buff Puff for 20 years. I use it instead of dermabrasion products. I like it because I can use any facewash with it. It was mentioned in a magazine article about Jane Seymour. She highly recommended it. Wonder if she still uses it? Thank you for making your highly informative and educational videos. I appreciate you so much…
I love Dr Drays vlogs!
My in-laws are in Pearland. And visiting them is the only thing we do there. I’m surprised by the nature center! I’ll stick to the Arboretum though. Could walk there if I wanted to sweat 😅
there a bird watching movie called the big year:) very quirky and funny
Love your vlogs!!❤️