I would love to see a video about budget routines with total cost of each product added together - like a $40 routine, $80, $100, something like that. I budget my skincare monthly. Even if the products are less than $25, if you use 4 products that could be $100 which is… a lot for some folks. Love your content ❤
Excellent idea! The choices would show where to splurge and where to cut corners. PS An easy way to cut costs and improve the effectiveness of your skincare is to switch to adapalene or mail order tretinoin from overseas. PPS Try an online dermatologist for a month. Then pick up whichever strength they prescribed of tretinoin while traveling or order from overseas.
Sponsorship makes me skeptical of actually trying your recommendations. I think i will stick to your neutral recommendations. You are still my favorite Dermatologist though.
@bh-ug5pb I agree with you completely. How can you believe anything they say? I know they are trying to make a living but I just can't trust the sponsored vids.
I agree and almost left the same comment. Usually she will preface her videos by acknowledging the products are not sponsored. She didn't claim that in this video so I'm not about to try any of these recommendations.
I was excited that I could get all products necessary for the morning routine and the evening routine (plus a few extra because I spent enough to get a free bundle) for just $80! I should have known it was too good to be true though because I was surprised when the products arrived and most of them are in much smaller tubes than I anticipated. I really hope I like the products because the ease of using one brand for everything really appeals to me.
I’m a little surprised to hear you say (3:15) that peptides are very evidence based. Most derms I hear being skeptical toward peptides and saying the evidence is mostly manufacturer studies 🤔 (except copper peptides which have more research backing them and I do use these) Curious to hear your thoughts about this? Do you believe in the studies on the other peptides? Although the studies are manufacturer studies do you still find them promising? If they’re good I may introduce other peptides in addition to my copper peptides. (Although thankfully The Ordinary 1% CP contains a wide range of peptide complexes so I do get both types in one product)
I'm older & still in the workplace so need to look as young as possible. Can you suggest a light weight a light primer or foundation that will go over sun screen?
I love this video. Also I love your video for Rosacea. But not sure if this anti aging products are good for Rosacea. Would you make a video of anti aging, firming saggy cheeks, dark spot and acne scae removal for Rosacea prone skin?
What kind of Retinol can I use that won’t make my skin very dry and flaky. I get so confused on all the products. Iam 51 and have sensitive skin and dry. Thank you for all the good videos
I have a question. My eyes are very sensitive to chemical sunscreens. My eyes water and sting so much I have to wash it off. I even have to be a bit careful with mineral formulas too, as they occasionally do it too. I have to either use sunscreens formulated for sensitive eyes (which are more expensive), formulas meant for babies/toddlers or use mineral sunscreens and hope for the best. Do you know what could be causing this?
Some people are just sensitive to the ingredients. You probably have to make sure the sunscreen is dried down. Though that might not matter if you perspire. You can also use sun sticks or spf lip balms for the eye area.
You can use vit c in the morning (a lot of dermatology channels recommend it before applying sunscreen). Dr Locke has been using bakuchiol in the morning instead of vitamin c for about a year.
What percentage of Matrxyl 3000™ is in the Inkey List COLLAGEN PEPTIDE SERUM? I am considering other products with Matrixyl 3000. Minimalist Multi Peptide Night Face Serum Matrixyl 7% The Ordinary Matrixyl 10% + HA Cos De BAHA's serum
Pretty sure in her recent vit c video, she recommends vitamin c (ascorbic acid) at no more than 20%. The inkey has a AA that's at 30% which would be too high and the 15% which has a vit c derivative that she's not a fan of.
But isn't it true that collagen cannot be absorbed through the skin as the molecules are too large? At least that's what I've always heard. Can you set the record straight for your subscribers, please? Thank you.
@@db-gb5xi Thanks for the info. That's what I thought, and yet I keep hearing creators spinning it like our skin actually absorbs it, lol. I get my collagen from a supplement that I mix into my juice or my coffee, which I believe is the only way.
@@Bees123Knees Dr. Locke has a couple of videos on collagen supplements from about a year ago and her recommendations. A number of derms are going to say that food is the best way to get collagen.
I don't think she's talked about microneedling. I might check shereene idriss or doctorly who've actually talked about at-home microneedling. Or an esty like Gin Amber.
Can you make a video about milia, please? I know other derms on youtube made some but I am curious to know your product recommendations. I would like to find a serum that has glycolic acid and salicylic acid combine together in one product and kinda safe around the eyes area. I don't want to put any retinoids since I didn't have great experience with this ingredient. Thanks on advance.
Im 51 ywars old..and have dark circles under my eyes and cracked lips from drynesss...now accentuated because i lost 100 pounds ...do you recommend the caffeine eye cream and tripeptide for cracked lips? Would you recommend either?
Everything should be linked in her description box. As for oily skin, try a search like, the budget dermatologist oily skin, and see which of her videos pop up.
I'd check out her video, black friday skincare sales!, Nov '22. She lists some exfoliants in that one. Dr Jenny Liu and Dr Dray also have an overview video of the brand/product recommendations. Dr Shereene Idriss mentions one in her affordable anti-aging video as well.
Hi Doc I watched all your videos and i loved it and more educated me about skin routines. Thanks a lot. I have one request for making video on skincare routines for men like age after 23
Most derms channels including male derm channels don't necessarily distinguish products between male and female. Some might in their shaving videos but for the most part they are consistent. There are derms who have videos on skincare for 20s, 30s, 40s, etc. Dr Daniel Sugai has shorts on skincare in your 20s. Dr Dray has some skincare in your 20s videos. Dr Shereene Idriss, Dr Sam Ellis, Dr Dray, Dr Jenny Liu, Skin by Dr. Azi, Dr Daniel Sugai have videos/shorts on skincare in your 30s.
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I would love to see a video about budget routines with total cost of each product added together - like a $40 routine, $80, $100, something like that. I budget my skincare monthly. Even if the products are less than $25, if you use 4 products that could be $100 which is… a lot for some folks. Love your content ❤
That might not be easy. The closest you might come is a video Dr Dray did on dollar tree products.
Excellent idea! The choices would show where to splurge and where to cut corners.
PS An easy way to cut costs and improve the effectiveness of your skincare is to switch to adapalene or mail order tretinoin from overseas.
PPS Try an online dermatologist for a month. Then pick up whichever strength they prescribed of tretinoin while traveling or order from overseas.
Yep, and then buy powdered ascorbic acid, just add water: about 1/4tsp per 1oz. 😉
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Sponsorship makes me skeptical of actually trying your recommendations. I think i will stick to your neutral recommendations. You are still my favorite Dermatologist though.
@bh-ug5pb I agree with you completely. How can you believe anything they say? I know they are trying to make a living but I just can't trust the sponsored vids.
This is just a commercial at this point
Agreed...some of us really can't afford this line for everything.
I agree and almost left the same comment. Usually she will preface her videos by acknowledging the products are not sponsored. She didn't claim that in this video so I'm not about to try any of these recommendations.
I was excited that I could get all products necessary for the morning routine and the evening routine (plus a few extra because I spent enough to get a free bundle) for just $80! I should have known it was too good to be true though because I was surprised when the products arrived and most of them are in much smaller tubes than I anticipated. I really hope I like the products because the ease of using one brand for everything really appeals to me.
I’m a little surprised to hear you say (3:15) that peptides are very evidence based. Most derms I hear being skeptical toward peptides and saying the evidence is mostly manufacturer studies 🤔 (except copper peptides which have more research backing them and I do use these)
Curious to hear your thoughts about this? Do you believe in the studies on the other peptides? Although the studies are manufacturer studies do you still find them promising? If they’re good I may introduce other peptides in addition to my copper peptides. (Although thankfully The Ordinary 1% CP contains a wide range of peptide complexes so I do get both types in one product)
You always help us with your budget friendly suggestions 😊❤
I loved when you were not sponsored! It is more trustworthy
Any advice how to top up sunscreen when you’re wearing makeup halfway through the day?
I'm older & still in the workplace so need to look as young as possible. Can you suggest a light weight a light primer or foundation that will go over sun screen?
I love this video. Also I love your video for Rosacea. But not sure if this anti aging products are good for Rosacea. Would you make a video of anti aging, firming saggy cheeks, dark spot and acne scae removal for Rosacea prone skin?
Please make a video on sheet masks 🎉
What is a good cream for broken red capillaries on the cheeks !!
Thank you
The channels that have talked about this say lasers. No topical cream will help.
Something with azaleic acid and/or tranexamic acid might help with redness in the area but won't take care of blood vessels, as db said
Thanks for this video.
great video! Thank you.
That's the only product lines that doesn't burn are sting my skin. My skin is extremely sensitive
Hi doc I’m new here I love your content . I’m wondering what product you can recommend for whitening the underarm pls thanks
Dr Jenny Liu, Dr Dray, Dr Shereene Idriss all have videos/shorts on fading/preventing dark underarms.
Could I use a Retinol when I'm on TriLuma or Tretinoin?
Pls help me how to remove my malesma.thank you for response
Hello 🙂 is this retinol safe for dry sensitive rosacea prone skin????
What tinted or foundation do you use on this video xx
It’s hard for me to find effective anti-aging products because I can’t use any retinol/retinoids due to a condition called Pseudotumor Cerebri/IIH. 😢
What about vitamin c xx
I love all your videos!!!
I have a question. I found a retinal serum from skintra. It says that contains 0,3% retinal. That's ok?
What kind of Retinol can I use that won’t make my skin very dry and flaky. I get so confused on all the products. Iam 51 and have sensitive skin and dry. Thank you for all the good videos
I'm 68, my skin LOVES Adapaline.
I have a question.
My eyes are very sensitive to chemical sunscreens. My eyes water and sting so much I have to wash it off. I even have to be a bit careful with mineral formulas too, as they occasionally do it too.
I have to either use sunscreens formulated for sensitive eyes (which are more expensive), formulas meant for babies/toddlers or use mineral sunscreens and hope for the best.
Do you know what could be causing this?
Some people are just sensitive to the ingredients. You probably have to make sure the sunscreen is dried down. Though that might not matter if you perspire. You can also use sun sticks or spf lip balms for the eye area.
I had this same problem until i realized I was using way too much sunscreen! ICYDK
A lot of sunscreens seem to cause breakouts on my face. What can I do?
Can you use mineral sunscreens or baby/kid sunscreens?
Should we put vitamin c in the morning?
It degrades in the sun so only do it at night
You can use vit c in the morning (a lot of dermatology channels recommend it before applying sunscreen). Dr Locke has been using bakuchiol in the morning instead of vitamin c for about a year.
QUESTION... The Ordinary or The Inkey List? What u prefer?❤❤
Don’t have this product in AUSTRALIA
I tried their products and don't like them. I get more results from Ordinary.
Wasn’t a fan of this one particular because you didn’t recommend vitamin C and use a dermatologist. No vitamin C is extremely important.
What percentage of Matrxyl 3000™ is in the Inkey List COLLAGEN PEPTIDE SERUM? I am considering other products with Matrixyl 3000.
Minimalist Multi Peptide Night Face Serum Matrixyl 7%
The Ordinary Matrixyl 10% + HA
Cos De BAHA's serum
The ingredient list says 1%.
Hello @TheBudgetDermatologist what about their vit c serum? Is it good?
Pretty sure in her recent vit c video, she recommends vitamin c (ascorbic acid) at no more than 20%. The inkey has a AA that's at 30% which would be too high and the 15% which has a vit c derivative that she's not a fan of.
How does this line compare to the Avene products you highly recommended? Price is better but are skin results the same or is Inkey List better?
Hello sunshine. You are a big help. You spend time on explaining everything. Like this about you. Thank you.🍾🥂
I love the Inkey List! Their products have changed my skin for the better. ❤
But isn't it true that collagen cannot be absorbed through the skin as the molecules are too large? At least that's what I've always heard. Can you set the record straight for your subscribers, please? Thank you.
That's true. Collagen is a humectant according to a number of dermatology channels.
@@db-gb5xi Thanks for the info. That's what I thought, and yet I keep hearing creators spinning it like our skin actually absorbs it, lol. I get my collagen from a supplement that I mix into my juice or my coffee, which I believe is the only way.
@@Bees123Knees Dr. Locke has a couple of videos on collagen supplements from about a year ago and her recommendations. A number of derms are going to say that food is the best way to get collagen.
Can you do an anti aging routine that is Rosacea friendly?
What do you think of TYPOLOGY French brand?????
My super affordable & successful routine:
🌅 in the morning:
1. Freshen up with diluted apple cider vinegar on a damp cloth
2. Apply home-made vitamin C (ascorbic acid in distilled water made fresh weekly).
3. Hyaluronic Acid moisturizer.
3.5. optional Bakuchiol
4. Mineral SPF
🌌Evening:
1. Cetaphil gentle cleanser (removes mascara & SPF).
1.5. Salicylic Acid wash on oily areas.
2. 👁️CastorOil
3. Matrixyl 3000 (Ordinary copper peptides)
4. Retinoid:💖 ADAPALINE (5x week)
*Glycolic Acid (2x week)
5. Moisturizer w/B3 (☀️ Cetaphil lotion 🧴/❄️ CeraVe nightcream🟣)
I love the inkey list products, The oat balm is amazing
what about vitamin C in the morning? can you pair that with peptide?
Inkey sponsered? So this is just an ad?
You got me at sponsored
I see several items that I want to try. The retinol and the moisturizer sound especially good.
Where would I add a vitamin C in this routine, please?
Vit C would be right after cleansing, before any creams or oils.
In the morning 🌅
Hi Doctor, is the Collagen Peptide Serum something I can use after microneedling? Thank you.
I don't think she's talked about microneedling. I might check shereene idriss or doctorly who've actually talked about at-home microneedling. Or an esty like Gin Amber.
Hello! I want to ask, the collagen peptide serum, can be used under, over or replace by vitamin C?
Can you make a video about milia, please? I know other derms on youtube made some but I am curious to know your product recommendations. I would like to find a serum that has glycolic acid and salicylic acid combine together in one product and kinda safe around the eyes area. I don't want to put any retinoids since I didn't have great experience with this ingredient. Thanks on advance.
Im 51 ywars old..and have dark circles under my eyes and cracked lips from drynesss...now accentuated because i lost 100 pounds ...do you recommend the caffeine eye cream and tripeptide for cracked lips? Would you recommend either?
I mean I love all your videos but where do I get it to buy. And will wor for my oily face/ skin
Is The Inkey List available in Western Australia.
❤Great video Dr. Locke🎉. Inkey List has great ingredients, affordable, tried and true products. Love your research. Ty.
Awesome list and very affordable.
Love inkey list
Thank you!!!
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Hi Dr, l love all videos but where do I the cream to purchase please. Aside that will it work for my oily face?
Everything should be linked in her description box. As for oily skin, try a search like, the budget dermatologist oily skin, and see which of her videos pop up.
What is better for oily skin retinol serum or cream
Adapaline.
Where does the vitamin c serum fit into this?
In the morning. Dr. Locke has been using bakuchiol in lieu of vit c for about a year. So you can swap out a vit c for the bakuchiol.
Great video! Thanks! Which exfoliant do you recommend from the inkey list?
I'd check out her video, black friday skincare sales!, Nov '22. She lists some exfoliants in that one. Dr Jenny Liu and Dr Dray also have an overview video of the brand/product recommendations. Dr Shereene Idriss mentions one in her affordable anti-aging video as well.
to have healthy skin you don't actually need exfoliants. Skin exfoliates itself.
And this regime is ok for rosacea?
I would like to know about this too.
I would check out her rosacea video from a few months ago.
I love the inkey list too
Hi Doc I watched all your videos and i loved it and more educated me about skin routines. Thanks a lot. I have one request for making video on skincare routines for men like age after 23
Most derms channels including male derm channels don't necessarily distinguish products between male and female. Some might in their shaving videos but for the most part they are consistent. There are derms who have videos on skincare for 20s, 30s, 40s, etc. Dr Daniel Sugai has shorts on skincare in your 20s. Dr Dray has some skincare in your 20s videos. Dr Shereene Idriss, Dr Sam Ellis, Dr Dray, Dr Jenny Liu, Skin by Dr. Azi, Dr Daniel Sugai have videos/shorts on skincare in your 30s.
People don't see where your bio is, and links, info, names
SPF 30 seems too low.
SPF 30 is the minimum most derms recommend. Also, regardless of SPF, you're supposed to be reapplying every two hours.
@@db-gb5xi That doesn't matter. 30 SPF is not strong enough even if you reapply it every 30 minutes
@@Whatsupbuddiebud Then there's always her favorite budget sunscreen pick, australian gold botanical tinted face sunscreen spf 50.
Do you know a retinol that does not contain squalene? Squalene comes from squale( shark) and a lot of them are in danger... 😢
That's gross. I didn't know that. There are vegan sources of squalene, thankfully. The inky lists retinol serum is vegan. I just looked it up.