Dermatologist Guide to Sephora Sale | What I’m Buying!

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Joyce Park explains what to buy for the Sephora sale with recommendations for skincare, hair and makeup products.
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00:00 Intro
00:55 Skincare products
10:09 Hair products
12:16 Makeup items
15:37 Outro
For part 2 of my recommended Sephora sale products (including products for acne and oily skin): reelCy871O...
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My Holy Grail Products: shopmy.us/teawithmd
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Products Mentioned: shopmy.us/collections/284317
Skinfix Barrier+ Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491071
Peter Thomas Roth Max Mineral Sunscreen Spf 45 - Tinted:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491077
Tower 28 Sos (Save. Our. Skin) Daily Rescue Facial Spray:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491082
Kérastase Genesis Defense Thermique Blow Dry Primer:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491084
Rare Beauty Positive Light Silky Touch Highlighter - Enlighten:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491094
Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Liquid Blush - Bliss:
go.shopmy.us/p-2491097
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Sources Cited In This Video:
Lee Y, Kim YD, Hyun HJ, Pi LQ, Jin X, Lee WS. Hair shaft damage from heat and drying time of hair dryer. Ann Dermatol. 2011 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
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Dr. Joyce Park is a board-certified dermatologist based in Seattle, WA, founder of Skin Refinery, a boutique virtual dermatology practice, and content creator and skincare and beauty educator.
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DISCLAIMER: The information in this video is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician.

[@annem4395]

Thank you for the breakdown!

[@TeawithMD]

You’re welcome! Which of these are you interested in?

[@deborah972]

Hi loving your videos 😊 xx

[@TeawithMD]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@mllxxx]

Great video,, would love a video on peptides as well :) Do you recommend the NIOD copper peptides or Medik8 liquid peptides?
Or do you have any other copper peptides recs (I've heard about Skin Biology, Platinum Skin Care, The Ordinary, Biosannce, and Drmtlgy as well).

[@TeawithMD]

Hello! I will make a deeper dive video into peptides and also into copper peptides!

[@mllxxx]

@@TeawithMD yayyy excited for ittt

[@myhottea]

Great video! Thank you Dr. Park! There is some controversy and confusion about the safety of PEGs in skincare... do you have an opinion on PEGs in skincare?

[@TeawithMD]

Hello, I think a lot of the studies that purported harm with PEGs in skincare used doses much much higher than we would absorb through the skin and involved feeding animals PEGs at high concentrations. To my knowledge there is no causative data showing that PEGs used at the amounts we use in skincare is dangerous

[@myhottea]

Thank you!@@TeawithMD

[@teleshyam26]

HELLO Dr.Joyce great video.i was wondering if i could help you edit your videos and make it more engaging and short videos out of them.

[@DallasNatureLover]

Question re hypochlorous acid as toner: if I use a vitamin c serum after this product, will this interfere with the effective absorption of the vitamin c? Normally I apply the c serum on my bare face after cleansing.

[@TeawithMD]

Hello! I think you would use the hypochlorous acid in different places from the vit C. The tower 28 spray is great for inflamed red itchy or sensitive areas that are at risk of getting infected; I would not put vitamin C which is potentially irritating on those areas. Hope that helps!

[@Hello-Stoiko]

Hi Doc! I follow you on IG and didn’t know you had a platform here. I like you here better bc it’s a longer video 😂.

[@TeawithMD]

Thanks so much for finding me here and welcome! I post longer 15 minute videos here where I can dive deeper into topics. Let me know if you have any topics you want to hear about!

[@mllxxx]

Would like a video on facial oils as well :))

[@TeawithMD]

Will look into this!

[@joylin508]

hello dr. will you recommending Drunk Elephant Protini Polypeptide cream ?

[@TeawithMD]

I do like that one as well!

[@powerbottom366]

she recommends products with fragance and that just makes things worst, I can't help but think she's sponsored and makes comission from recommending this fraganced products. Dr Dray is the only honest dermatologist that hasn't been bought by big pharma

[@TeawithMD]

Fragrance is demonized unnecessarily; I personally am not allergic to fragrance and it doesn't irritate me. But for anyone or any of my patients who ARE allergic to fragrance...avoid it! I've talked about this many many times in other videos, which you probably have not seen, including in my latest video about natural deodorants with essential oils and strong fragrances. No reason to say that everyone in the world needs to avoid fragrance if they have no problems with it.