As a professor, I mean this when I say it: you should definitely consider teaching. You are so passionate and knowledgeable about this, and this translates well. Dermatology medical students would benefit tremendously from you. You are making science knowledge clear and interesting to my humanities -based brain. A scientist who can teach is a thing of beauty and joy forever :). I loved the deep dive on witch hazel. The historical context is super helpful, makes the information digestible and helps me see how it can applied broadly.
He really has a talent for relaying information. It's honestly a skill AND a talent that is not appreciated enough. I have had plenty of well read and intelligent professors and teachers who are passionate about their subjects...WHO SUCK AT TEACHING.
I love Dickinson's Original Witch Hazel (the one with the yellow label). The only toners I've found that have helped my skin are the ones with Witch Hazel that have few ingredients. I do it at night to help close my pores. Doesn't make my face red. I know it's probably not a must but I feel like it has for me had more benefits than negatives.
Im glad it works for u especially with rosacea! Even though it claims alcohol free, its not totally acurate. There are essential oils that can cause just as much if not more irritation and dryness and they are also distilled in ethanol/alcohol. No hate, just sharing info I learned from Dr Dray💜
Witch hazel used to be talked about so negatively for a long time until recently it feels like tide turned. What changed? I'm very grateful the way you explained ingredient and talked about what the science , now I won't be as scared to buy something that haoppens contain it. Best regards from Sweden!
Hi Maria - Great question! Even within our own channel, there's varying opinions of witch hazel! I personally find that it's an ingredient with very little long-term benefit for the skin and so I rarely recommend it. Quite honestly, alcohol-free witch hazel is probably pretty safe and a soothing ingredient but I just don't know where it fits in a standard skincare routine! But if you like it, keep using it! - Dr. Shah
@Doctorly Hi! I'm wondering if you've had patients with dermatillomania? I wasn't able to find a dedicated video. Maybe it's more relevant to psychology than dermatology. But I'd be interested to hear dermatologists' recommendations to deal with the aftermath. For example, I think the witch hazel toners are helpful in this situation due to the wound healing/ anti-inflammatory properties. Thank you if you've read this and all the best.
I have been using Witch Hazel for a good long while after I cleanse my face. Since the price of everything has gone threw the roof I was looking for areas where I could cut corners and attempted to cut this step out of my skin care regimen. My face did not like it. My serums and other skincare did not go on as well and my skin just felt drier. So I added it back in and ta da my skin is back smooth again. It’s like the Witch Hazel prepares my skin to absorb the other products better. It’s relatively in expensive so I am keeping it. 😁
I thought I had very oily skin but in reality I was over drying my face and my face was making oils to balance it. I use an all natural soap and witch hazel prior to moisturizer and my skin is great now.
Me too! I always thought I had oily skin but since taking skincare more seriously I've noticed I'm not waking up to crazy oily skin and during the day I'm not getting overly shinny.
Some Dermatologists/Estheticians: Witch hazel is sometimes good. Other Dermatologists/Estheticians: Witch hazel is sometimes bad. I love that even though there are disagreements within the skincare community, pretty much everyone is polite about it and have insightful discussions.
I agree with your thought. Although some products can be good for most people, astringents and witch hazel don't fall into that category. It's a niche thing that can be good for specific skin types or needs (oily skin).
I think witch hazel is one of those ingredients that is just that good at what it does that sometimes it goes overboard for some people's skin, which is why it becomes so dividing.
I totally agree and believe whole heartedly in the restricting of blood vessels and anti inflammation! I use it on scrapes, cuts and sometimes if I pop a pimple (which I know I shouldn't do) if I put a compress of Witch Hazel on it for about 20 minutes, 9 times out of 10, I avoid any residual redness, inflammation, or even minor trauma to the skin. I've also used it on bruises! It can totally help bring down the intensity of a bruise if you put a compress of whitch Hazel on it fast enough. I have used it on my kids if they bump their head and get a goose egg. Just slap a compress of witch hazel on it, keep it on as long as my kids will hold still, and it totally diminishes the severity of a bruise/wound. Love the stuff, it's amazing. Don't love it as a toner though...
Thanks for the info. Dr. Maxfield talks so fast I had to slow playback speed to 0.75. Then I couldn't hear what he was saying because I was laughing so hard. Keep the videos coming.
I have dry skin and for some reason I was using it for my skin everyday but stopped a few months ago . Now I just use it for bug bites , always helps me feel less itchy as I get bad reactions to mosquito bites ( skeeter syndrome)
Love you both! I noticed a ton of clip cuts and it felt like I was watching a strobe light. 😩 it was hard and distracting while trying to pay attention to your amazing video. Sending this with love. ❤️🙏🏻
Please make a video on dark underarms. 1. Why people get dark underarms. 2. Which hair removal method should be followed for preventing dark underarms. 3. Treatments and product recommendations for dark underarms.
So I have been using care+ witch hazel for the past 1-2 weeks and i feel like so far its helped me with my acne. Hopefully it continues to help and the the results get better every time. BTW I used many products that were prescribed by a doctor and ones I bought myself but I haven't seen such good and without irritation. So i deffo recommend this product to anyone with ACNE.
I use a generally alcohol free Witch Hazle after a clay mask and after exfoliation. Which I rotate both a few times a week. Plus I use it after my nightly face washing before products. I've noticed a negative difference when I havent used it so I will continue to use it. My niece who has oily prone skin didn't fair well using it. I will def mention double cleansing to her and maybe some sort of green tea mask. Great info as always. Thank you!!!!
@@catspurr9705 witch hazel is an stringent you can add it to cotton pads infuse in witch hazel, you can also add sage essential oil or oregano oil just a few drops and rinse in your mouth. Oregano oil, not in essential oil form is antiviral and antibacterial and in small amounts safe to ingest.
Great video! Could you please do a video on back acne? Been struggling with it for a while and have been thinking about going to a dermatologist, but I wanna see what I can do from home first because home girl don't got time.
Absolutely, it deserves a video in the future. Back acne is actually very difficult and not talked about much (out of sight out of mind it seems). Although the same things that work for the face also work for the back it's tough to get active ingredients on the area and you may need a lot! But, washes that contain sulfur, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic acid, or salicylic acid help. Differin gel (Vitamin A/Retinoids) are still the foundation. May need a good friend to help put it on. Showering before bed or changing bedsheets frequently (weekly) also helps some people.
@@Doctorly Thank you for the information! I've tried the Differin gel, but haven't seen much improvement. I'll definitely give some washes a go, hopefully they work!
Great video, I use alcohol free witch hazel on my face with my skincare, as a toner and it helps clear my skin a lot. P.s what are you thoughts on alcohol free stridex ?
I used a scent free alcohol free witch hazel. I stopped using it for a couple of months because these guys said it wasn’t needed and my face broke out and kept breaking out. So I’m using it again and my face has improved. Goes to show, docs can be wrong. Especially when dispensing medical advice over the internet.
@@Doctorly I use it to wipe my face from oils that causes acne (especially after eating something fried or anything else that triggers it), and it works well for me.. but if you say it's bad for the skin, than what can I use instead?
Have studies also been conducted on ALCOHOL-FREE Witch Hazel? It's an additive, and one I don't appreciate being in MY bottle! (Love Dickinson's alcohol-free w/rosewater & hyaluronic acid)
That's an interesting idea. The main difference is that baby's sebaceous glands (Oil glands) are not active. So baby soap is not as good as degreasing. Otherwise, a baby wash would be fine for adults. CeraVe Baby Wash & Shampoo has some very nice ingredients. I generally only recommend lotion for the face, so if it's for your face go for it. I don't think you'll see a benefit though going with baby products vs adult products with similar ingredients.
Doesnt anyone else just buy the Witch Hazel near the bandaids ? I buy that, mix it with some water and a few drops of 100% pure essential oil and spray it on my face. Way cheaper and feels refreshing.
I use the Cerave SA once a week or so because another RUclips dermotologist told me too (😉) for topical exfoliation. I tend to get a hive or two when I use it though🤔
Starting tonight I'm gonna test witch hazel on a small flat light mole on the back of my wrist the process I'm gonna do is dip a cotton swab in witch hazel apply it on the mole and leave it without rinsing and repeat twice a day hopefully it works
What about the oil cleansing method? Using a carrier oil like Rosehip Seed oil or Sunflower, or Coconut Oil mixed with castor oil and maybe a drop of lavender or tea tree oil and putting the mixture directly onto the face then use a warm towel to steam your face for 5 mins then gently wipe off excess oil. Benefits? Will it clog your pores? Good or bad for acne prone skin? Thanks!
What about the pills? I have been consuming a lot of antioxidants suplements after an ovarian cancer and I have considered taking the the "kallistia" acne or hiper pigmentation suplements which have this ingredient listed. Could you advise me?
I respectfully disagree. Is really how to use it correctly and what products you use. I have combination skin and redness on my chin. I have tried other products for my skin concerns and nothing has helped. However, the alcohol free toner from Thayer's has cleared my skin and made it better. I have been using it for over 5 years and my skin is much better than before. There are certain products that you all recommend for example: salicylic acid, which is not good to use on certain skin types, especially for sensitive skin. You also recommend things like Botox and fillers which in my opinion is not a healthy or natural way to take care of your skin. I do my own research and I let the results speak for itself. Have a great day! Reply
You can slow the video down yourself. 😁 just pause the video and look for the three dots on the top right of your screen. Go down to where it shows play back speed - normal. Click there and pick a speed above the normal speed. Hope this helps.
I’m gonna like 👍🏽 this video just bcuz it has Dr Max all by himself 😍😍 All I hear is the teacher off the Charlie Brown cartoons: whoop whoop whoop whoop 🤣😂🤣 Mayb this isn’t gonna work! I gotta rewind this whole video (gonna put the phone face down) 🤦🏽♀️ @Doctorly
Cumulative dose is definitely important. Many studies have shown that those who do not reach the cumulative dose are more likely to relapse. Accutane/isotretinoin reprograms the oil glands and is totally unique in that way. Hopefully we'll be able to get a video out about isotretinoin/accutane in the near future, ultra important topic!
I realize this is at least a month old, but he did admit that there didn't seem to be any negative effects to using witch hazel. I can't tell you it might be worth a shot, since by now you've already made a decision one way or the other. 😂 But now I'm curious about whether you did and what you thought of it!
@@veryberry39 so I normally turn away from it because I follow Dr V and she advices to avoid it if possible. However I have oily skin and it turns out my skin likes the sunscreen just fine, I haven’t seen any side effects/irritation. If anything I feel like my skin is breathing a bit better, idk why but whenever I put anything on my face I immediately begin to sweat and so I noticed I don’t do that as much now.
Jesus christ Doc english is not my first language, pls for the love of god slow down 😄 But love your content, those tick tocks are fire Might need subtitles for this videos 😂
@doctorly These last 3 comments r 2 funny 😆😆😆😆 I was wondering why... I just couldn’t focus And then he talks like he at the Auction house taking bids 🎤🎤
As a professor, I mean this when I say it: you should definitely consider teaching. You are so passionate and knowledgeable about this, and this translates well. Dermatology medical students would benefit tremendously from you. You are making science knowledge clear and interesting to my humanities -based brain. A scientist who can teach is a thing of beauty and joy forever :).
I loved the deep dive on witch hazel. The historical context is super helpful, makes the information digestible and helps me see how it can applied broadly.
I second and third and fourth this!! I think it applies to both of them, really. 😊 I'm so grateful for all I've learnt from them!
He really has a talent for relaying information. It's honestly a skill AND a talent that is not appreciated enough. I have had plenty of well read and intelligent professors and teachers who are passionate about their subjects...WHO SUCK AT TEACHING.
witch hazel and tea tree moisturiser has been my trusty skin balancer for YEARS, definitely calming and anti-bacterial
Dr Max, I could look at you all day
Why am I just stumbling on this channel.. had to subscribe
my acne will bow down to him
Right? 😊
I could listen to his voice all day
Same
I love Dickinson's Original Witch Hazel (the one with the yellow label). The only toners I've found that have helped my skin are the ones with Witch Hazel that have few ingredients. I do it at night to help close my pores. Doesn't make my face red. I know it's probably not a must but I feel like it has for me had more benefits than negatives.
Best explanation about witchazel- thank you!
I love the Thayers facial toner, that is alcohol free. It really soothes my rosacea prone skin.
Im glad it works for u especially with rosacea! Even though it claims alcohol free, its not totally acurate. There are essential oils that can cause just as much if not more irritation and dryness and they are also distilled in ethanol/alcohol. No hate, just sharing info I learned from Dr Dray💜
same here.
Thayer got it goin on.
I enjoyed this video and your delivery. Nice to see you both separate to educate the community!
Witch hazel used to be talked about so negatively for a long time until recently it feels like tide turned. What changed? I'm very grateful the way you explained ingredient and talked about what the science , now I won't be as scared to buy something that haoppens contain it. Best regards from Sweden!
Hi Maria - Great question! Even within our own channel, there's varying opinions of witch hazel! I personally find that it's an ingredient with very little long-term benefit for the skin and so I rarely recommend it. Quite honestly, alcohol-free witch hazel is probably pretty safe and a soothing ingredient but I just don't know where it fits in a standard skincare routine! But if you like it, keep using it! - Dr. Shah
@Doctorly Hi! I'm wondering if you've had patients with dermatillomania? I wasn't able to find a dedicated video. Maybe it's more relevant to psychology than dermatology. But I'd be interested to hear dermatologists' recommendations to deal with the aftermath. For example, I think the witch hazel toners are helpful in this situation due to the wound healing/ anti-inflammatory properties. Thank you if you've read this and all the best.
I have been using Witch Hazel for a good long while after I cleanse my face. Since the price of everything has gone threw the roof I was looking for areas where I could cut corners and attempted to cut this step out of my skin care regimen. My face did not like it. My serums and other skincare did not go on as well and my skin just felt drier. So I added it back in and ta da my skin is back smooth again. It’s like the Witch Hazel prepares my skin to absorb the other products better. It’s relatively in expensive so I am keeping it. 😁
I thought I had very oily skin but in reality I was over drying my face and my face was making oils to balance it. I use an all natural soap and witch hazel prior to moisturizer and my skin is great now.
Me too! I always thought I had oily skin but since taking skincare more seriously I've noticed I'm not waking up to crazy oily skin and during the day I'm not getting overly shinny.
Your voice is very soothing Dr. Maxfield!
So much great info as always. Dr Shah must be busy with all the Tiktok tags he has. But like how you added him in
Some Dermatologists/Estheticians: Witch hazel is sometimes good.
Other Dermatologists/Estheticians: Witch hazel is sometimes bad.
I love that even though there are disagreements within the skincare community, pretty much everyone is polite about it and have insightful discussions.
I agree with your thought. Although some products can be good for most people, astringents and witch hazel don't fall into that category. It's a niche thing that can be good for specific skin types or needs (oily skin).
I think witch hazel is one of those ingredients that is just that good at what it does that sometimes it goes overboard for some people's skin, which is why it becomes so dividing.
I use Biore Witch Hazel Facial Cleanser to treat milia on the back of my arms - does wonders.
Yes ❤ the alcohol free stuff in a spray bottle & mist my face after towel drying or whenever I need to freshen up.
I totally agree and believe whole heartedly in the restricting of blood vessels and anti inflammation! I use it on scrapes, cuts and sometimes if I pop a pimple (which I know I shouldn't do) if I put a compress of Witch Hazel on it for about 20 minutes, 9 times out of 10, I avoid any residual redness, inflammation, or even minor trauma to the skin. I've also used it on bruises! It can totally help bring down the intensity of a bruise if you put a compress of whitch Hazel on it fast enough. I have used it on my kids if they bump their head and get a goose egg. Just slap a compress of witch hazel on it, keep it on as long as my kids will hold still, and it totally diminishes the severity of a bruise/wound. Love the stuff, it's amazing. Don't love it as a toner though...
Thanks for the info. Dr. Maxfield talks so fast I had to slow playback speed to 0.75. Then I couldn't hear what he was saying because I was laughing so hard. Keep the videos coming.
Thank you Doctor Eyecandy.
you are SUCH a great teacher! I love the way you explain things
I have dry skin and for some reason I was using it for my skin everyday but stopped a few months ago . Now I just use it for bug bites , always helps me feel less itchy as I get bad reactions to mosquito bites ( skeeter syndrome)
I’ve used the alcohol free Thayers witch hazel with rose water and the cucumber version as well, but I still found them to be astringent
Dickinson’s enhanced witch hazel
hydrating toner
alcohol free
with rosewater
Hyaluronic acid & vitamin E
Soften, conditions & gently remove impurities without overdrying
(98% naturally distilled)
Only thing I use witch hazel now is in a spray I use after the gym for my scalp. Soaks up sweat and refreshes my hair and scalp between cleansings.
That sounds amazing. What do you put in the spray? Do you also put water in?
Love you both! I noticed a ton of clip cuts and it felt like I was watching a strobe light. 😩 it was hard and distracting while trying to pay attention to your amazing video. Sending this with love. ❤️🙏🏻
Yeah. I had to look away from the screen
same here !
I was thinking the same thing. Way too many cuts lol
Thayers alcohol free instantly soothes my face after shaving, it's amazing.
Please make a video on dark underarms.
1. Why people get dark underarms.
2. Which hair removal method should be followed for preventing dark underarms.
3. Treatments and product recommendations for dark underarms.
Thanks for the Lava lamp example.
🤣🤣
So I have been using care+ witch hazel for the past 1-2 weeks and i feel like so far its helped me with my acne. Hopefully it continues to help and the the results get better every time. BTW I used many products that were prescribed by a doctor and ones I bought myself but I haven't seen such good and without irritation. So i deffo recommend this product to anyone with ACNE.
I use a generally alcohol free Witch Hazle after a clay mask and after exfoliation. Which I rotate both a few times a week. Plus I use it after my nightly face washing before products. I've noticed a negative difference when I havent used it so I will continue to use it.
My niece who has oily prone skin didn't fair well using it. I will def mention double cleansing to her and maybe some sort of green tea mask.
Great info as always. Thank you!!!!
You're voice is so calming.
Loads of relevant information, thank you! I miss the sticks in the background though 😂
Bro, I haven’t even heard someone say the word, or have even thought or spoke about a lava lamp in like 8 or 9 years until you said it right now
Alcohol free, baby!!!! love Thayer’s! Unscented of course!
Now we need to know what you’re using because your face is flawless 😅😊
Omg the 18th century research of witchhazel is fascinating! 😊
I’m a western herbalist and we use witch hazel topically in practice all the time not only in skin, but whole body. Great for receding gums.
Receding gums, do you use it straight as a mouthwash? Do you dab it on and leave it?
What effect or benefits will it have on receding gums ?
How do you use it to treat receding gums? Please let us know
@@catspurr9705 witch hazel is an stringent you can add it to cotton pads infuse in witch hazel, you can also add sage essential oil or oregano oil just a few drops and rinse in your mouth.
Oregano oil, not in essential oil form is antiviral and antibacterial and in small amounts safe to ingest.
Hey belated but any books for beginners to learn western herbology(?)? I wanna learn to make herbal infusions and tea.
Great video! Could you please do a video on back acne? Been struggling with it for a while and have been thinking about going to a dermatologist, but I wanna see what I can do from home first because home girl don't got time.
Absolutely, it deserves a video in the future. Back acne is actually very difficult and not talked about much (out of sight out of mind it seems). Although the same things that work for the face also work for the back it's tough to get active ingredients on the area and you may need a lot! But, washes that contain sulfur, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic acid, or salicylic acid help. Differin gel (Vitamin A/Retinoids) are still the foundation. May need a good friend to help put it on.
Showering before bed or changing bedsheets frequently (weekly) also helps some people.
@@Doctorly Thank you for the information! I've tried the Differin gel, but haven't seen much improvement. I'll definitely give some washes a go, hopefully they work!
Hey Dr. Max can y'all do a video on the skincare methods related to shaving your face?
Great video, I use alcohol free witch hazel on my face with my skincare, as a toner and it helps clear my skin a lot.
P.s what are you thoughts on alcohol free stridex ?
Don't love stridex only because of the fragrance and menthol. Two possible irritating ingredients.
I used a scent free alcohol free witch hazel. I stopped using it for a couple of months because these guys said it wasn’t needed and my face broke out and kept breaking out. So I’m using it again and my face has improved. Goes to show, docs can be wrong. Especially when dispensing medical advice over the internet.
@@Doctorly I use it to wipe my face from oils that causes acne (especially after eating something fried or anything else that triggers it), and it works well for me.. but if you say it's bad for the skin, than what can I use instead?
I love your videos!!!! Could you make a video on adult skin that is super oily and has first signs of wrinkles?
this doctor is so handsome ^^
Where's Doctor Shah? 🥺
Right? He didn't even acknowledge that I wasn't in the video! - Dr. Shah
My electrolysis tells me to use witch hazel to keep my skin clean for a few days after each session. Thoughts and/or substitutions?
Have studies also been conducted on ALCOHOL-FREE Witch Hazel? It's an additive, and one I don't appreciate being in MY bottle!
(Love Dickinson's alcohol-free w/rosewater & hyaluronic acid)
I use this daily I have used for 10 yrs
My skin loves it
‘Let’s start our journey by going back to Salem...”😂👍
I use the alcohol free witch hazel as an exfoliate every couple weeks.
that was fast talk, well prepared
it will be grateful if you make videos related to winter moisturiser and winter skin care routine.
my skin care "guru" friend hates witch hazel and scared me away from ever trying it
Looking for the pregnancy skin care video that was promised 👀👀
tobacco witch hazel and aloe have been by go to after having my face radiated.
I have a question, is it ok to use baby wash and lotion as an alternative for gentle skin care for adults? Are some brands better than other's?
That's an interesting idea. The main difference is that baby's sebaceous glands (Oil glands) are not active. So baby soap is not as good as degreasing. Otherwise, a baby wash would be fine for adults. CeraVe Baby Wash & Shampoo has some very nice ingredients. I generally only recommend lotion for the face, so if it's for your face go for it.
I don't think you'll see a benefit though going with baby products vs adult products with similar ingredients.
@@Doctorly lotion only for the face?
Doesnt anyone else just buy the Witch Hazel near the bandaids ? I buy that, mix it with some water and a few drops of 100% pure essential oil and spray it on my face. Way cheaper and feels refreshing.
I use the Cerave SA once a week or so because another RUclips dermotologist told me too (😉) for topical exfoliation. I tend to get a hive or two when I use it though🤔
Needs some more “cowbell,” I mean, more Dr. Shah! 😉☺️
🤣🤣 classic
@@Doctorly Hey, Dr. Maxfield replied to my post! 😲
My day is COMPLETE! ☺️
Is just me who can't focus on anything he's saying?😍 😁...
I love rosewater; how does a high quality, organic rosewater compare to witch hazel?
Starting tonight I'm gonna test witch hazel on a small flat light mole on the back of my wrist the process I'm gonna do is dip a cotton swab in witch hazel apply it on the mole and leave it without rinsing and repeat twice a day hopefully it works
What about the oil cleansing method? Using a carrier oil like Rosehip Seed oil or Sunflower, or Coconut Oil mixed with castor oil and maybe a drop of lavender or tea tree oil and putting the mixture directly onto the face then use a warm towel to steam your face for 5 mins then gently wipe off excess oil. Benefits? Will it clog your pores? Good or bad for acne prone skin? Thanks!
My only use of witch hazel is mixing it with essential oils for cleaning my yoga mat after exercising 😅
What about the pills? I have been consuming a lot of antioxidants suplements after an ovarian cancer and I have considered taking the the "kallistia" acne or hiper pigmentation suplements which have this ingredient listed. Could you advise me?
I respectfully disagree. Is really how to use it correctly and what products you use. I have combination skin and redness on my chin. I have tried other products for my skin concerns and nothing has helped. However, the alcohol free toner from Thayer's has cleared my skin and made it better. I have been using it for over 5 years and my skin is much better than before. There are certain products that you all recommend for example: salicylic acid, which is not good to use on certain skin types, especially for sensitive skin. You also recommend things like Botox and fillers which in my opinion is not a healthy or natural way to take care of your skin. I do my own research and I let the results speak for itself. Have a great day!
Reply
What if it contains 14% natural grain alcohol? Would you consider that the same type of alcohol you recommend to avoid in witch hazels?
What about Himalaya Neem face wash? Would that be a good gentle cleanser?
Can you suggest how to know our skin type
Cleanse your face, wait one hour and see your skin. dry oily combination etc!
Kingggg thank u
Where does it say if the face soap is water based or oil based? I looked at two and can’t find that.
I was thinking witch hazel was a hydrating toner? Is it not?
So when wearing makeup, you don’t have to double cleanse? I can just use my CeraVe SA Cleanser once to take off the makeup and cleanse???
If you do that, does all your makeup come off with only cerave cleanser?
I use mineral oil to remove sunscreen and makeup and then cerave hydrating cleanser to wash off both.
Is witch hazel safe to use as a toner even though it contains safrole?!
Thank u Dr . Max. Could you please slow down. U r talking a lot of things & too fast.
Appreciate the feedback! Will do
You can slow the video down yourself. 😁 just pause the video and look for the three dots on the top right of your screen. Go down to where it shows play back speed - normal. Click there and pick a speed above the normal speed. Hope this helps.
Thanks Tiffany . I learned something new today. 👍
I’m gonna like 👍🏽 this video just bcuz it has Dr Max all by himself 😍😍
All I hear is the teacher off the Charlie Brown cartoons: whoop whoop whoop whoop 🤣😂🤣
Mayb this isn’t gonna work!
I gotta rewind this whole video (gonna put the phone face down) 🤦🏽♀️
@Doctorly
Simple soothing toner has witch Hazel somewhere in the 4th place from bottom up, can we use it?
Next please your thoughts and advices connected to Accutane. Do you think that cumulative dose is necessary?
Cumulative dose is definitely important. Many studies have shown that those who do not reach the cumulative dose are more likely to relapse. Accutane/isotretinoin reprograms the oil glands and is totally unique in that way. Hopefully we'll be able to get a video out about isotretinoin/accutane in the near future, ultra important topic!
Please a video on the best hair and conditioner products out there, I use OGX, is it good ? Love the videos.
What about olive oil
Hi what can i use for dark area, like the neck an others?
Is this toxic if a cat lick it cause mine has some black head cat acne and it’s inflamed ..
Nice flash of Dr. Shah & worst skin care trends part 3 with Hazel toners.
Little troll jab? 😂😂😂
Please make more solo videos, thanks
Hi kindly give a review to wildleaf products.
Is it good for hives breakout
Can you do a video for aging xxxx drrrrry skin? Lol
I found a sunscreen with really good ingredients but I noticed it has witch hazel. I don’t know whether to turn away from it or give it a chance
I realize this is at least a month old, but he did admit that there didn't seem to be any negative effects to using witch hazel. I can't tell you it might be worth a shot, since by now you've already made a decision one way or the other. 😂 But now I'm curious about whether you did and what you thought of it!
@@veryberry39 so I normally turn away from it because I follow Dr V and she advices to avoid it if possible. However I have oily skin and it turns out my skin likes the sunscreen just fine, I haven’t seen any side effects/irritation. If anything I feel like my skin is breathing a bit better, idk why but whenever I put anything on my face I immediately begin to sweat and so I noticed I don’t do that as much now.
Goes from main topic witch hazel to a commercial sales pitch...
Witch hazeelll without OH ?
Jesus christ Doc english is not my first language, pls for the love of god slow down 😄
But love your content, those tick tocks are fire
Might need subtitles for this videos 😂
Definitely slowing down for the next one I appreciate the feedback!
You can turn on subtitles, I find it helps a lot when I'm confused about some words!
@@Doctorly Take a Breath 🌬
You can change playback speed in settings.
My brother used to put purell on his face
😂
What’s OBGYN ?
😂 obstetrician/gynaecologist - nothing you’ll need ☺️
@@Anastashya lucky him 😂😂😂
@@laurafuentes66 Ohhh, very true!
All those hospital back rubs!
Which? Hazel?? Oh, witch hazel...
What my Granny which to use hemorrhage.
8:45 🤣🤣🤣
I don't mean to be rude but I like Dr. Max more when he's with Dr. Shah 😅
Are there kitty-catechins? ;)
This pun deserved more recognition, it was really good.
How can you focus on what's being said with all the freaking cuts..... why is everything going to this add video style. What the f is going on
Too handsome for me
This video needs a seizure warning because of all the jump cuts.
@doctorly These last 3 comments r 2 funny 😆😆😆😆 I was wondering why... I just couldn’t focus
And then he talks like he at the Auction house taking bids 🎤🎤
OMG! The King of Rambling! For the love of God, get to the point!
The jump cuts in this video made me motion sick... 🙇🏻♀️