Alcohols in skin care products: denatured & fatty alcohols| Dr Dray
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Today I discuss alcohols in skin care, including alcohol denaturant and fatty alcohols (cetyl, cetearyl, stearyl).
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My esthetician says she doesn't like CeraVe because there are alcohols in it. She then gave me a sample of product with fragrance in it. 🤷🏻♀️
Don't listen to estheticians. From what I've heard and seen they are nowhere near as knowledgeable as actual dermatologists. I've seen so many recommend expensive products with lots of fragrance in them
@@TamaraSanchez01 That depends on the esthetician. Also, you can't trust every dermatologist. Many of them receive benefits from pharmaceutical companies to prescribe certain prescriptions or products. The best thing is self education, which is why Dr. Dray is so great 💕
Coming from an esthetician with a biochemistry degree that worked for a top dermatologist for many years.
I’m an esthetician and I used to work as a laser technician in a medical office and unfortunately, you’re kind of right in a sense. It’s been almost 8 years since I went to school and with each year that passes I start to feel more and more like I was just trained to sell product. I am currently looking into continuing my education, specifically in product development.
Basically, it does depend on the esthetician and their dedication to learning the proper information from multiple sources and their ability to make truly informative decisions.
Unfortunately, selling product is the name of the game for a lot of technicians. Even ones with PhDs.
Tamara Sanchez you shouldn’t make blanket statement about an entire profession. Some actually care and make it a point to understand ingredients some just are there because it’s an easy profession to get into
Going to medical school makes all the difference
"It's a good product in the right situation with the right skin type"
Wiser words have never been spoken
I have normal/dry skin on my face and very dry skin everywhere else. LOVE the CeraVe moisturizing cream and use it head to toe. I'm not irritated by alcohols and since eliminating fragrance from everything I use, my skin is much more comfortable all over. Fragrance did way more harm to my skin. I'm a full convert from using tons of "natural" products with botanicals that come with unsubstantiated claims of being better for you. This was tough to swallow at first, I firmly believed that natural was truly better. Huge wake-up call! :-) My skin thanks you Dr. Dray! :D
I swear you just wrote my story
helpfulnatural glad to hear 💙
Same!
Absolutely the same here!! We ❤ Dr. Dray!!!!!
I have acne roseacea dry sensitive skin I hope this will work for me!
I have avoided alcohols in skincare and makeup for so long because I was mislead by others into thinking they cause premature aging. Searching for products without alcohol caused me a lot of headaches and wasted time. Thank you for clarifying the facts on this issue. I wish I had watched this video sooner.
FINALLY someone that has a clear vision and explanation on alcohol in skincare! I have oily/combination skin (mostly oily) and I’ve been told how bad alcohols are for the skin, and out of fear stopped using the only skincare product that ever really worked for me. Now my face is broken out like it never has in my entire life. After seeing this- back to the product that worked!! Good to know that those quick-drying alcohols aren’t the terrible thing that I’ve been lead to believe they are. Thanks for this!! Hoping my skin clears back up!!
I get oily skin and prone to break outs cause I have PCOS which facial hair clogs etc. so I use rose water mixed with vodka I’d like to call vodka my self defense weapon against acne and bacteria !
There are a few youtubers who are "skincare experts" that I love and trust when it comes to skincare. But I won't lie, I always tend to come back to Dr. Dray just to be on the safe side lol. I just love you and your videos so much! You have taught me so so much about skincare!
Cerave Moisturizing cream transformed my skin. I've been using it on wet skin like you've suggested in the past for my face and body and it's so perfect. I used to use five or six products on my face and my irritation and unevenness would never improve until I simplified things and just used this product along with glycolic acid once a week and sunscreen. I never have breakouts anymore!
Joey Denney glad to hear things Have improved
My experience Exactly! Thank God for Dr Drey
Really appreciate this video! I find it that people are quick to bash on alcohols compared to fragrance and essential oils. I think what people tend to forget is that one product won't fit all skin types and that people have individual unique skins that react differently to the same products. Thanks for another informative video, Dr Dray!
Apricott 💙
This is very true, however, like Dr. Dray stated, there are trends, reports, and clinical studies that we also have to take into account, if something has been clinically shown to cause some undesired effect on 80% of people then i think it is safe to assume that most people will stay away even though each person like you stated has unique skins and reacts differently to ingredients, one might potentially be in the 20% of people who would experience good results if they gave the ingredient a try but most people would just skip that ingredient altogether and not take the risk based on the trends.
@@zamadlamini8413 while your statement is true, I think it's important to point out that sample size is important. Maybe the study tested on 100 people and found in 80 it was ok. So they might say 80% percent of participants had no response but there are over 6billion people in the world and so there is likely no way 100 people are representative of human skin heterogeneity.
Thanks for covering this subject! I get frustrated with certain beauty influencers that THINK they know what they are talking about when it comes to alcohols, and they don't
We all know that the alternative title of this video is "a certified dermatologist cancels Cancel Culture in less than 10 minutes"
Avoiding fregrance is so hard. Like why is it in evvverryythhingg
Right? I mean, even essance oils are fragrance.🤷🏻♀️
It can be a pain, but there really is SO much frag-free out there!
Cause brands wanna hide ingredients with the word “fragrance” 🙄
Thank you! I've been waiting for this video. :) there are soo many videos cancelling alcohols in skincare products, but not enough explaining the benefits and usefulness they can have.
VivaLaWhatshernameTV 💙
Can you please talk about the molecular weight of HA!!! I’ve heard low molecular weight causes inflammation. You are the only RUclipsr I trust I need this info from you! Lol.
She is a dermatologist, not a RUclipsr
@@alptheperson she is both
Thank you, thank you, thank you for isolating this topic into one video so we can search for it in the future as needed!
WAP thanks for watching
I just want to let you know, my skin has changed so much! Thanks to going completely fragrance free with my skincare products. Also keeping my skincare really simple. And also curology. But watching your videos has helped me so much! Thank you Dr.Dray!
Jessica Wettstain 💙
I’m a 20 year licensed esthetician. Thanks for the dose of information and common sense!
Great topic today!
Alcohol seems to be an ingredient that has gotten a bad reputation, but as you pointed out it's needed for absorption and other applications
Happy Friday! almost the weekend!! 🙂🍁
Shari Schmidt Happy Friday
Dr. Dray, is there a long-term side effect of using sunscreens with high concentration of low-molecular alcohol?
Yess i really want to know this!
Great video! Having acne prone skin though I have to say that finding the right moisturizer relying on “trial and error” and “every formulation is different”... is a NIGHTMARE! I wish it was as simple as just having a list of ingredients to avoid!! 😩
Thank you for ending the misinformation of alcohols. As far as ethanol, my oily skin tolerates it well. I LOVE my Japanese sunscreens. The alcohol in them makes for cosmetic elegance unparalleled in Western sunscreens. Since I’ve been using them every day, along with tretinoin & CeraVe, my skin has never looked better! 😀
Sal Ponce I love Japanese sunscreens too! They are the only ones I do not have a reaction using! I cannot use most chemical ones, and the zinc and titanium ones dry me out terribly!
Yes yes yes!! I follow this exact same routine and my skin has never been better also!!!
Which Japanese sunscreen in particular u r using. Tq in advance
@@yuvaraniselvam7733 Any of the Rohto Mentholatum ‘Skin Aqua’ sunscreens are favorites. They can be a bit shiny at times, but they’re far more elegant than any Western chemical sunscreens, plus better filters
@@salponce3368 european filters are some of the best though..?
I never had any issues with either form of alcohol, but as you rightly pointed out: It depends on the person and the situation!
Doctor Anne 👍🏼
Hi I try to avoid alcohol denat or SD in my products, as I have eczema and very dry/mature/sensitive skin. Fatty alcohols have never been an issue for me. The LMW alcohols just make me drier or sting if used near my eyes (sunscreen). Having a very small amount at the end of an ingredient list is fine (used as a preservative), but not high on the list. Most skin care products targeted at eczema prone skin contains fatty alcohols, so it would be almost impossible to avoid. The internet can be a confusing place re ingredients. The latest buzz is about not using oils - as someone who doesn't produce enough sebum I need oils in my skincare (especially in the winter). I'll continue to use a balance of hydration/moisture/occlusives in my skincare to keep my skin comfortable and healthy. Many thanks for continuing to debunk the skincare myths floating about the internet.
Watching your video have helped transform my skincare routine (and not to mention save me more money.) your minimal approach has really changed my whole view when buying products. You have the most trustworthy information on RUclips. You aren’t afraid of stating grey areas (ie this make work for your, it’s potentially harmful) instead of condemning things as good or bad. I really don’t have the time or money to go to a dermatologist so I truly appreciate your videos
Happy Friday! Very happy to learn more about the kinds of alcohol in skin care! As I use Cerave moisturizer and I only have benefits, fatty alcohol is part of my daily routine. I believe that every product is truly personal and you have to "listen to your skin". I like to know the ingredients of the products I use and you are my resource person. Thank you for this video!
Danièle Gagnon Happy Friday
Happy Friday Dr Dray and everyone . Thank you so much Dr. Dray such a wonderful video . I have noticed recently that there is so much fear mongering out there between cosmetic/skincare companies ,green/organic world and by self-proclaimed experts . Thanks for as always giving us a true professionals expertise . I look back thinking of things I used like SeaBreeze , 10.0.6 Bonne Belle in addition to things like Clearasil when I was young . Then recently using things with oils and fragrance .YIKES !! Have a great day
mary ann Gonzalez Happy Friday! I tried Seabreeze only one time and it was horrible! 😔My face was on fire it stung so bad. I didn’t even have a breakout! It didn’t get along with my skin that’s for sure.
Have a good day🌼
mary ann Gonzalez Happy Friday
Ah the good old days of skincare lol I will always love the smell of nozema
Jacinda Friend 👍
Thank you Dr Dray for your in depth review of Alcohols in skin care. Was just researching my skincare ingredients and was getting very confused since I have combo, acne prone sensitive skin. Thanks again!!
uz uzo thanks for watching
Like a few months ago i discovered one of my products had alcohol debat. and I freaked out but than I thought about it for a minute, and said to myself "I've been using this for like 2 years now with positive results, so why should I care?" and to this day one of my favorite products. Skincare is very personal so usually you just have to find out and test things for yourself.
Which product is it?
Dr Dray: Well hey guys!
Me: Well hello Dr. Dray! 🤗😂
Thanks for this vid Dr.! This is certainly needed to clear all the confusions about alcohols ❤
Mary Annvic Cortes thanks for watching
I’ve heard another dermatologist say that you should use hydrators instead of moisturizers, because your pores won’t produce their own oils if they sense a heavy moisturizer on top. I’m not sure what to make of this and I’d love to hear your thoughts!
515ashleyann she’s talked about the importance of occlusive products (moisturizers) before, such as locking in the moisture, prevent epidermal water loss etc. But when you put it in terms of hydrators vs moisturizers , I’d love to know as well !
What would be considered a "hydrator"
I have oily face and my face likes lighter moisturizers like cerave pm. Whenever I would try a thicker cream, an hour or less later, my face would look like I just washed my face with thick layer of cooking oil. So I think it depends on the person?
What’s the difference between hydrators and moisturizer?
Hydrator? 1. Humectant-attract and bind water. 2. Moisturizer-“seals he deal”, stops water loss and helps restore skin barrier, aiding in healing. 3. Emollients -makes the skin feel smooth, reducing roughness and scaliness.
Hello everyone!
2:55 These alcohols are in ALOT of products.
14:40 How many said this with her?
✋🏾😆Great video Dr.Dray!
🌼Have a fabulous Friday everyone!🌼
Latricia Mendoza Happy Friday
Thank you for giving us information Doc. ! It's comfortable to listen from a real dermatologist. 💕
Extremely informative! Thank you for adding some vocab on the screen as you went along as well!
This is such a timely video. Was just looking at trying the new urban decay foundation and was concerned about the alcohol denat in it. Thanks!
Thank you again Dr Dray for being the Rock Star Myth Buster! Happy Friyah!
Nancy Newman Happy Friday
People are putting too much stigma on alcohol without realizing they use alcohol on their face unknowingly. I appreciate this video for proper explanation regarding alcohol. Now I know which I should avoid and not instead of totally avoiding them.
Thank you for keeping dissecting ingredients in skincare products. This education is so neccessary.
While I know this isn't the case for everyone, I can't help but notice how much products with fatty alcohols contributed to my acne (Cerave in the tub was unfortunately how I started figuring that out, I have NEVER had more painful breakouts than the week I tried to use it). Ended up auditing a bunch of my products to see what had fatty alcohols in it, and slowly replaced them out for products that didn't have them. Made a WORLD of difference causing fewer breakouts, and much less painful ones. Whether or not they will break me out 100% of the time, I'm not sure, but every time I try to dabble in a product that has it really far down the ingredient list, it will still cause an uptick in acne like clockwork.
Products without the fatty alcohols you mention can be reallllly hard to find though, would you be able to help put together a product list of ones you recommend that would be good for someone trying to avoid them? Moisturizers and tinted mineral sunscreens tend to be the toughest for me to find :/ Thank you!!
I totally understand as I experience the same. So hard because most moisturizes contain fatty alcohols :(
I have the same problem. The hardest for me is to find nice and affordable moisturizers without fatty alcohols. I can only use Clinique moisture surge as it doesn't break me out. However it's not moisturizing enough for my dry skin plus it's expensive for me
I love fatty alcohols in my conditioners and skin care (very dry skin, dry hair lengths). I do try to avoid straight up alcohol (often in more natural products). I can't for instance put a deodorant with alcohol on my armpits as it burns. In fact I can't tolerate alcohol on any other part of my body. It has to do with my health condition (CRPS, complex regional pain syndrome) as my nerves are all out of whack, not to mention my entire nervous system. It is what it is. I have been paying attention to ingredients for a long time. Thank you for this video. I found it very useful. :)
Marleen G. CRPS is hard to cope with as it causes lots of discomfort. Hope things are going well
@@DrDrayzday thank you so much! I think it is amazing that you know the condition, as it is a rare disease. Not many doctors know about it, in my experience! It started in my knees for me (dashboard injury) and by the time they discovered it, we were almost 3 years further in time and it had spread to both legs fully. It could no longer be treated successfully. I just have pain relief these days and was diagnosed with severe, disabling, chronic CRPS. I have had this since age 23, and am 47 now. I have good doctors now and an excellent pain program (gabapentin/buprenorphine). The pain is horrendously high.
The best type of alcohol is the one you can drink on a saturday night!! 😂😂
Yaaaas
Marjolaine Daudrumez 🤣
But that makes your skin dry and ages you.
So informative Dr Dray. I learned so much! Thanks so much! I love your videos and I adore you! You clear up all the myths and give us the facts in lay terms that we can all learn and benefits from. Who’s skin is not in better condition and who has not learned what every person should know as far as the right way we should be caring for our skin since tuning into Dr Dray’s channel. You make me want to learn more and more because you make it so easy to understand. Again thanks so much.
This is a very informative video again! Cerave works for me amazingly in my body but not for my face . For some reason breaks me out. I’ll keep trying to find the right moisturizer for me , it’s a long process and patience but it’s worth it. Thanks again for being such a savior with your scientific facts and stop us to waste our money and skin barrier lol ♥️🤗
Angel Ita 💙
Wow I’m so glad you made this video !!! We talked about this last week in your comments I wish they weren’t so drying when it comes to dry/dehydrated skin
This is such a helpful video, thank you Dr Dray! I think Mineral spf filters are far more topically drying than the typical product containing alcohol in the first 5 ingredients. At least for me personally. I haven’t used Mini products with alcohol in them but the ones I’ve tried have all been very moisturizing and elegant at the same time.
Thank you Dr Dray for educating us all.. I have learned so much on skin care products from watching your videos.
Just caught up on all my recent Dr. Dray videos & then this new video popped up! Nice!
Just Call Me Annie hope you are having a great week
Dr Dray Thanks! Hope you are too!
Hi lady. THANK YOU, THANK YOU♡♡ yes, I am one of the rare humans that is actually "extremely sensitive" (allergic) to almost all types of ALCOHOLs. I drive my drs crazy, but they understand. As a child I never understood, but I never really got to wear makeup growing up. Drs, didn't explain very well, they just gave me the ALCOHOL names and said "good luck kid". THANK YOU for explaining it, and why it's in products for other people. I always greatly appreciate your long hard research time and video efforts ♡♡
I love her
Her knowledge that she is sharing and making us think that we can also be biology experts 🤭🤭
I am so thankful for that🥰🥰
This is the best explanation of alcohol in skincare video. It is very helpful. Thank you so much for you insight and intelligence shared to the world.
This came right on time! I was contemplating buying a product a little heavy on alcohol so that helped!
Ganna Hossam hope it helps
Another fantastic, educational video from our dear Dr. Dray!!! Thanks, Doc! Xo
Good morning! You're so informative, Dr. Dray.
Thanks for not saying “alcohol is bad” or “alcohol is good”. Thanks for actually explaining the topic well, like you always do. It’s funny that I just finished watching a video titled “5 things to never put on your face” just right before this video came out... and alcohol is one of the bad stuff. And guess what number 1 was? Semen. Blew my mind.
@Diana Moore I think she might mean sebum and that that is the worst typo anyone can ever make. LOL!
Marleen G.: No, the list of “5 things to never put on your face” (in the order presented in the YT video by Plastic Surgeon, Dr Anthony Youn) are:
5. Bar Soap
4. Petroleum Jelly
3. Body Moisturizer
2. Rubbing Alcohol
1. Semen
@@jt8142 yikes, WTH?!
Loved the fragrance “booo!” 😂
Kileen Nelson 🤣
Dr. Dray, I love watching your videos. They are so informative and educational, in a simple way for us to understand and educate ourselves. I'd love to see a video with your take on chronic dry chapped lips (I saw the one on Cheilitis). Where nothing helps, it's a constant situation (I feel I have chapped lips since the day I can remember myself), and it seems like a sensitivity (maybe to alcohol in skincare?) more than anything else, or maybe even something deeper. Thanks!
Sarit Kaplan: Could be your toothpaste. Dr Dray published a video a month ago on toothpaste ingredients to avoid. To easily find it, type “dr dray toothpaste” in the RUclips search bar.
This video is extremely helpful and informative. Thank you so much, Dr. Dray.
Omg opened my eyes!!!!!!!!! Don’t stop making videos
You are amazing, you've helped me so much with my skin!
I have a question tho, how important would you say that the PH of products are?
I was looking at a new hyaluronic acid gel (the chemestry brand) with a ph of 7.5 - 8.0, is that a cause for concern?
Would love to see a video about the effects of the products PH on the skin!
Mratto Själ High pH can disrupt the skin barrier...see my video on skin barrier repair
@@DrDrayzday I will, thanks! :)
I love the Cerave cream. It is my holy grail.
Hi Dr Dray! Love your videos on how you shed out the truth of every other chemical in all the skincare products that we use on daily basis.. Will you also discuss on products available in Europe as we couldn't relate to much of US products..
Shalini Dhanthal C I have videos on European skin care products.
*Dr. Dray could you please do a video on over exfoliated skin and how to heal it! Even though I have a solid skincare routine now thankfully because of you... and had a pretty good skincare in my teens, I still have the damage left from years of using harsh scrubs/exfoliants almost daily thinking it was helping my dry flaky skin🤦♀️...and because of that certain areas on my skin now has this odd look and feel to it almost wax like.*
I began using a product that a friend got for me and I noticed it contained denatured alcohol, but I still tried it out. My acne cleared up within 2 weeks of using it!!! I always heard denatured alcohol was bad for anybody, but that’s obviously not the case
as always, great to get a purely science-based, balanced view on another skin-care villain =) I've just spent almost an hour trying to explain to someone that a 'chemica'l insect repellent (she's going to the tropics) isn't necessarily worse than 'something natural'. While it actually works. Where does this strange notion that natural is always better and the pharmaceutical industry is trying to kill us even come from?
Great vid Doc. This is why we have to take reviews on how products perform with a pinch of salt, we are all so different, what's great for someone will not work for someone else. Happy Friday 😀
One should also take claims about products with a grain of salt because manufacturers can make any claims they want to as the industry is unregulated, which means selling products is their prime objective. And many write their own reviews or pay people to do so for them. Buyer beware.
@@jt8142 Absolutely !
I try to avoid them in other skincare products but in sunscreens its impossible especially for oily skin because they are the only sunscreens that don't feel super heavy ..happily im not sensitive to it and it doesn't dry my skin 🌞
Have you heard of the video camera for your phone called sunscreenr? It lets you see how well your sunscreen is applied.
Your thumbnail cracks me up. I've seen it on several of DDs videos and I always smile.
Thank you so much for this info, I was hesitating about a Eucerin sunscreen because of the denat alcohol
I want to try a Lo Rache Posay sun screen but it has alcohol denat in it as the 3rd ingredient and I didn't know that could have an effect in the long run. Do you have any recommendations?
@@valentinatheunicorn93 I just repurchase an Avene 50spf chemical sunscreen for children, 250ml bottle no alcohol nor fragrance... im very happy with it
Hi Dr. D...hope you are doing well. Great Great Video...Great topic...great information...thank you dear for sharing your expertise with all of us!!!!! xo
La roche posay have alcohol denat in all their serums..retinol, vit C, B5..etc. I was contemplating them and this video has been helpful. Thanks.
i am in the same situation with another brand! smh.
Alcohol denat. always makes my skin feel dry so, I never use products with that in it.
I will say as someone with extremely sensitive skin as well as eczema and rosacea. I have found avoiding fatty alcohols altogether for me personally has helped. My skin flares up a lot less and is less irritated. It makes it a lot harder for me to find products I can use as I also have normal - dry skin. This is a thread I’ve seen amongst other people who have eczema and rosacea as well.
Hopefully you see this but what products do you use now then? I’m still on the search after discovering the fatty alcohols make my eczema flair!
@@tayandkel00 it’s really tough. I honestly don’t really have a go to solution yet. For my face I find I usually have to use moisturizers for oily skin as they tend not to have fatty alcohols and I use moisturizing oils to make up for the lack of hydration. Fatty alcohols are usually in moisturizers, particularly ones that are supposed to be super hydrating.
My eczema flare ups on my body usually aren’t that bad and are mild so I don’t worry about that too much so no help there unfortunately
Another beautiful day, and another video with Dr Dray! ❤
Thank you for clarifying and explaining this! So helpful! I was avoiding all alcohols in products but now I know what to look for as better or not as good for me! Thanks!
Me too
This is off topic but I would LOVE if you did a video talking about the new OLAY retinal products . I believe there are 3
Happy Friday Dr Dray, looking forward to seeing what we’re getting up to this weekend!..see you tomorrow x💐
Happy Friday!
I’m so glad you cleared this up! Thank you, Dr. Dray!
K P 💙thanks for watching
Holy smokes I learned so much!! No idea there was a difference between high and low molecular weight alcohols. #mindblown
How did I know you were going to say "fragrance"? 👍👍👍
journeyoffaithhopenlove 💙
Dr. Dray CeraVe has been a game changer for me! Thanks Jennifer 😊 👍
This is a very good vidéo. Andrea always make it fine but I find this especially helpful and clear.
By the way I can attest that the cerave moisturing cream work perfectly on my oily skin.
Thank you Dr Dray!
Lolll I died when you brought up fragrance XD that boo track!!!
GOSH ITS GABE 💙
Your skin glows like an Angel 👼 stunnning! Thx for advice always💕
Thank you Dr Dray for this very informative information. I'm slowly de cluttering my skin care products as I use them up without repurchasing them. I'm moving forward with your 3 step approach. Have a great weekend 😊!
what's the 3 step approach?
kdtabb Cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen 😊
There’s Japanese traditional skincare using natural fermented alcohol as essence. Could you talk about that?
Yes, it is confusing. Bisabolol also known as levomenol which is a monocyclic sesquiterpene alcohol is supposed to be good for sensitive skin. Go figure ???????
Love all of your videos. So full of useful information. Hi to Mom and he beautiful puppy.
This was so helpful! Thanks for setting the record straight as always!
Chelsea glad to hear 👍🏼
@@DrDrayzday could you tell me if cetearyl alcohol is safe for people with dandruff
I bought the Neutrogena blackhead eliminating toner that has BHA and denatured alcohol.i'm not irritated by it what so ever cause it has some moisturizing ingredients as well and is even a bit hydrating for me!
I just avoid alcohol in my other skin care cause that one has a good amount in it already :D
So, I was about to hand wash a few dishes, when I thought “what dish liquid would Dr Dray recommend”? Thoughts? I do not want to use something expensive that will just go down the sink :). Thanks
So...... alcohol denatured bad or good????
Cerave moisturising cream and the PM saved my sensitive skin 🙏🏻
O my gwaad 😂 I can't believe Dr Dray did that fragrance meme thing AHAHAHAHAAHAHA
Thank you so much Dr Dray for this video!!!!
Goodness I learn so much with Dr.Dray
You are so kind for sharing your knowledge on here. I just had a facial yesterday and was so lost while she was trying to sell me $70-$200 products. I saw ecytyl alcohol in the one exfoliator and it made me think is this bad? I didn't have the money anyway but still, they push these products on you and you don't know if it's any good or worth that price point
Ah, Dr. Dray, I just love your videos
Thank you for this video! You are bringing so much balance to my skincare routine!
Your video content lately has been amazing 👌👌👌
The problem with denatured alcohol is the additives (such as methanol) that are purposefully added to make it not consumable or toxic.
Though, we do not know exactly which type of denatured alcohol is being used in the skincare and cosmetic industry.
Also, how is our skin going to react to the additives and will they get absorbed into our body?
Dr Dray your hair looks amazing
Have you used any serums or is it naturally shiny
Thank you .you are one of the best on RUclips