I'm 0% into beauty but you make it so accessible and doable. I've actually started taking better care of my skin because it's not so overwhelming the way you present it. I can't afford a $100 copay for a derm appointment to find out basics, but I can afford $10 for skme sun screen and $10 for the right cleaners.
I was able to grow my hair back with liittleextra reactivate hair growth serum. Taken a three-month apart. First one in Jan, second in March. It's important to apply the serum directly to the scalp and massage into scalp with very firm pressure. Do not pull on your hair. The hair coming in seems to be good quality. There's been less hair fall over all. I apply at night, the serum doesn't make your hair greasy, but you only need a few drops to work - less is more. Additionally, switched pillows cases to satin so that sleep is easier on my hair.
I've been using Reactivate serum for a few weeks, and I'm truly satisfied with the outcomes. My hair feels stronger, seems better, and the amount of hair loss has apparently decreased. The serum is easy to use, non-greasy, and is without fragrance.
@@jackiereynolds9817but we are lightyears ahead on some good formulations too! like the US not approving any new UV filter things (tech/methods idk I forget the official name 🙃😂) for sunscreen since the 90s! Or just some things in general having stricter or at least more streamlined + always improving regulations for some products! All of our countries have got important impacts within the skin/beauty industry!! can’t wait for there to be even more seamless accessibility for products!
The best thing I learned from Dr. Idriss is to apply cleanser on dry skin and add water as you wash it didn’t even think about doing it with shampoos specially one with treatments! Love it! Thank you 💜
I have intense scalp psoriasis, and for me, the T/Sal worked the best. Eventually, it got so bad though that I needed a prescription medication. However, I am still personally an advocate for the T/Sal!
I have scalp psoriasis and use the Briogeo sal acid shampoo, which I LOVE, but I’m going to try the Neutragena. I also use Briogeo’s castor oil as a scalp mask once or twice a month - it has been a game changer! It really reduces my scales, itching and flaking.
Thank you for acknowledging that you can have dry scalp and seb dermatitis! I generally have dry scalp except around the edges of my face/hair line. I’ve tried many over the counter products like you’ve mentioned and only prescription ketoconazole has helped until recently. Dove came out with a new scalp + hair therapy line and the clarifying shampoo for oily scalp (not the scrub) has eliminated all of it. Like, one wash and poof it was gone! It doesn’t dry the rest of my hair out either. They also offer other products in the line but this has been a game changer. Smells nice too! Just sharing in case others have had similar issues to me. 😊
I look forward to your videos each Saturday, Dr Idriss. I am so appreciative of the research you do and your efforts to find good products. Sometimes looking at all those products on the drugstore shelf can be overwhelming. Thank you again and I hope you have a lovely weekend! 💜💜💜
What an insightful video Dr! I suffer from dry flaky scalp with scaly patches, have been prescribed a steroid lotion to use on my scalp and I find washed my hair with a salicylic acid shampoo really helpful. Thank you for covering this subject and offering your recommendations, most are available here in the UK too so double thanks! I love your ethos and approach to all things skincare, you're so down to earth and you give real and relatable advice, always! Thank you for your channel, it is a life saver! Sending you much love from me in the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️
I had a hysterectomy at 32, and had no issues with hair loss. I breastfed for 5 years after (so no hormone therapy). When I started oral Estradiol, it helped a lot. 5 years later, I was experiencing cardio issues, so I stopped oral and switched to suppositories. Within 6 months, I feel like my hair has taken the biggest beating. I did go through a huge dietary restriction situation due to UC, and wondered if that was a double whammy. I'm hoping these hacks will help me get close to my old hair again, I feel like I've lost 40% of my thickness overnight!
I also have been using T-Gel for a long time and it helps my dry, flaky seborrheic scalp! I had cradle cap as a baby and have been using some type of scalp treatment off and on ever since!
I really would love to use your products Dr Idris, I hope you can ship to Australia soon. I have been watching you from the beginning and I was devastated when I couldn't purchase your skin care when it came out. Thank you for all you do. I have learnt so much from you
This is great! A comprehensive overview instead of just focusing on one hair issue. I think it would be even better if there was an accompanying flow chart diagram of some type.
Dr Idriss, I have gained so much knowledge through your videos & pearls of wisdom. I have been following you since you used to do your Pillowtalk Insta lives out of your bedroom/closet. It was just so refreshingly unique. So so informative. I’m writing here today not addressing any hair issues/products/problems or question. I’m writing because it is your latest video and I have a skin concern that just dawned on me to ask you about. I’m soon to be 62yrs young (next week), and have the past few yrs developed on the tip of my chin and a small area of my nose, a bumpy texture. I exaggerate by calling it alligator skin, but it’s more like cauliflower(?). It’s not scaley, it’s bumpy. Someone once said it comes with age. I saw a dermatologist and said it is caused by fat deposits(?). I have been using Paula’s Choice 20%Niacinimide serum solely on the affected areas. The tip of my chin has had beautiful results, unfortunately I can’t say the same for my nose. I realize you are extremely busy, you receive a multitude of questions with a myriad of concerns, yet I was hoping this may be something you might want to talk about in one of your segments in the near future. The dermatologist I saw was at a military hospital, so anything that they may consider esthetic or cosmetic they will not address, all I was asking was a recommendation (i.e. skincare product etc, etc) I just feel there’s got to be some other 60 something yr young person out there with bumpy alligator/cauliflower skin that may benefit from your knowledge and expert advice. On a side note: congrats on your new skincare line. Have not tried the depuffer yet (it was sold out), but I have the Major Fade Flash Mask, the MF Hyper Serum(Love) and the MF Active Seal(also Love). So happy for you. I wish you much success, you most certainly deserve it after all the hard work you put in!💗🤗💗 Blessings Always!🙏🏻
I love your videos! The way that you are talking, shows how passionate you are about your field! Could you please make a video about hair loss as well? And make it like a series starting from causes and then treatments? That would be awesome! 💚🫶
Love the content! I would be curious to see if you could or should adjust your skincare routine based on your monthly cycle or if there’s really no necessity. I know right before my period my skin gets more oily and more breakouts, so just wondered if it can also impact tolerance or sensitivity to certain products or if you should just keep a consistent routine through the whole month !
accurate and informative video, obviously helpful as well. i should say, RIGHT before this video was suggested to me, I had googled "why does my hair get oily fast," then i opened YT to find what I could and ur video was suggested right there lol soo convenient, ty
You forgot to mention menopause related scalp or nerve scalp pain to which I have both. Our hormones change and things go downhill with our scalp. I like T gel for once a week use. But not too often because it can still irritate my scalp. Definitely going to try Ordinary glycolic acid. Great video!
Hi Dr Idriss, thank you for creating these amazing videos. I always watch them and I like how informative they are and how you're empowering people with education. Just wondering if you can create a video addressing discoloration in other areas like underarms for example? It would be much appreciated. Thank you and all the best! ❤
Thank you for the great video! For your next ones, I was wondering if you wouldn't talking about under-eye in office cosmetic procedures like PRP, fillers, etc. Thank you so much!
Happy international women's day 2024. I may not be leaving comments in every video but i try to watch every single video of yours. Thanks for all the information. ❤
Loving all the education! Could you please make a video on topical estrogen for the face and skin? I am seeing a lot of ads for post-menopausal women. Thank you!
I just discovered your videos and i love your honest no-bulshit approach! Thanks for all the info! Its so fresh to get a dermatologist like you being so direct with every issue. I wanted to make a suggestion of video, because there it A LOT out there about face skin care, but no so much body care. Im now in a process of losing a lot of weight and though i know not having lots of lose skin is on genetics and losing it slowly, I'd love for you to recommend useful skin care. I think this could also be interesting for pregnant women so just putting the idea out there! Thanks again! 🙏✨
I used to use the T-Gel and it worked so well but Neutrogena discontinued it :/ Gotta find a replacement. Might check out some of those recommendations and see what works! Great timing thanks 😊
Doctor I just want to thank you soo much. Because you solved my 6 year old stubborn eczema. I tried the Triple Paste Diaper Cream on my daughter's rashes that she had on both sides of her mouth. They are completely gone. My friends are noticing and asking me what i did to get rid of her rash. My daughter has add this rashes since she was 6 months.
My mother has been getting debilitating eczema all over her scalp and nobody seems to be able to fix it for her. Her GP and derm described a cream for her that LITERALLY said on the package "do not use on areas with hair" and when she pointed that out to them, they were like "Oh wow never read that". When she puts it on her scalp her hair loss increases dramatically but it's the only thing that gives her some relief.
I watch your videos regularly, you're amazing. Your recommendations with Botox for the armpits and Ordinary for the face have made my life a lot easier. Thank you and keep up the good work Greetings from Germany
Hello Dr. Idriss, I received your skincare products yesterday and that was so exciting, couldn’t wait for the evening to apply them on! Did step 1,2 and 3 last night, this morning used the Depuffer , applied sunblock and went on with my day, it’s 6:30 pm and I just realized I forgot to rinse off the mask last night 😂
I just discovered Dr. Idriss this week and I’m so so glad i did. Very honest and direct. Currently I’m having hair loss. My hair has always been thin and I don’t have a lot of hairs so it’s really concerning me. I’m looking on how to have thicker hair. I’m very open to recommendations
Excellent video…You are the best as I have just started face care…I’m one year in, definitely can see a difference! You have taught me so much and I thank you 🙏 SPF, cleaning, order of products…just everything ❤ One day I will be able to get your line! Have a blessed day ☮️😊❤️
Voted on Allure! Also Loving this hair video ... I've had an itchy scalp sitch with my hair extensions and been wondering about using an exfoliant/ glycolic acid so thank you for the info! I also watched a video about how antioxidants and exfoliators can help prevent the greying of hair so that's a plus.
I agree with the use of Ketoconazole! It really helped my hair loss problem and dandruff at the same time! Love your vids! Face Basting with Sudocrem has been a life-changer for me! I literally look like I'm in my 20s now. Lots of love from the Philippines
That glycolic acid is one of the best products I've owned. The bottle lasts forever and I use it every week on my face, use it on my body and on my feet and armpits. Ive used it to exfoliate my scalp twice a month. The bottle lasts for months.
As a long time sufferer, most of the products mentioned here are old friends. I left a comment on another short video to a similar effect (though still not quite sure if its seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis that I have as I have symptoms/characteristics of both). Could you do a subsequent video about effective treatments that offer a more permanent solution (ex. In-office treatment) - if possible? Most of the topical treatments (which I've used as directed, cycling different periods for about 20 years) usually offer some relief for any itch, but none for the flakes/recurrence. Thank you for addressing this, and we appreciate any future advice!
I recently found your channel; you’re beautiful and thank you your time and advice! I have a couple of questions; I might have missed a video: 1. Can we use retinol (A313 or other) under eye or the neck? 2. What is your recommendation for eye cream with dark circles and fine lines? Merci beaucoup! 😊
Thank you so much for being so generous giving us genuine and honest helpful videos. You are the only derm I watch now. I don’t want to waste my time watching other derm doctors anymore
Girrrl, I have to stop watching your vids cos I'm buying All The Things! Just ordered the Breo and plan to use it with Rosemary-Mint oil, the Ordinary's glycolic acid (already in my cabinet), and Routine shampoo and conditioner ... not at the same time, m'kay. Thanks for the videos. I'm learning some things!
❤ Thank you so much for this video, Dr Idriss! ❤ I had to check out that scalp massager from Breo, and I found a coupon “N20” that takes off 25% from their website, (I get no reward for that either 😂). I saw that you recommended hydrocortisone ointment for the scalp -there is also a liquid version for the scalp that is sold right next to the 2% salicylic acid (at least in CVS). I’ve suffered from a variety of scalp issues, and I’ve found that ointments work best, but totally suck to use in the hair. Cornstarch applied to the goopy areas before the shower helps to get it out of my hair if I’m desperate enough to use an ointment. Thanks again - I am so grateful to you for teaching us Nerds. 🤓
Very insightful, so many useful products! How can someone understand, on their own, the specific problem they are facing? Because sometimes it is not that easy to do a self-check
Hello!! I look forward to your pillow talks every week! Do you have any over the counter suggestions for psoriasis on the skin (knees & elbows)? My father in-law has had it for years
Love this! Thank you so much!! P.S. there are head spa salons in NYC. I've actually been to one twice in my life, not because I felt it helped my scalp (it didn't, and they had no idea what to do with my curly hair, so of course it was a dry mess after), but because it was sooooooo relaxing.
Hello Shereene, I have a video i'd love to see, which is a bit of a challenge: Top 3 Cabin Luggage Essentials for Every Skintype. I have to travel for work, usually by plane and usually with cabin luggage only and room for 3 small liquids max for skincare. Now have a block of trips for 3 weeks in a row coming up. So deciding whats the most important for that (except the damn sunscreen, which is a must) is sth i really struggle w right now.
Thanks for all of tips! Any ideas for someone dealing with greasy hair but who's sensitive to salicylic acid? Ever since a miscarriage a couple of years ago that resulted in losing some of my hair density, my hair gets greasy two days after washing it. I used to wash it 2-3 times a week and only occasionally use hair styling products. I'm nervous to try a scalp treatment with salicylic acid since it tends to make my face super dry and flaky, even when I use it sparingly and at lower concentrations. Are there other oil-regulating ingredients you would recommend? Eta some additional info: my skin is combo, I live in a desert (but my skin still reacted to salicylic acid when I lived somewhere less dry), and my hair has zero curl pattern and is generally medium thickness.
For scalp itch and irritation, I love ketoconazole shampoo, I have seborrheic dermatitis. I also love ameliorate scalp serums, when I have an errant itch, I just spray the serum. I have a very sensitive scalp so I am also completely fragrance free
9:40 This is so me!! Thank you, I had never thought I may need an antifungal shampoo😆 I discovered your channel a couple of months ago and your recommendations have been working for me (especially on retinol)❤ Thank you!
I'm 0% into beauty but you make it so accessible and doable. I've actually started taking better care of my skin because it's not so overwhelming the way you present it. I can't afford a $100 copay for a derm appointment to find out basics, but I can afford $10 for skme sun screen and $10 for the right cleaners.
I was able to grow my hair back with liittleextra reactivate hair growth serum. Taken a three-month apart. First one in Jan, second in March. It's important to apply the serum directly to the scalp and massage into scalp with very firm pressure. Do not pull on your hair. The hair coming in seems to be good quality. There's been less hair fall over all. I apply at night, the serum doesn't make your hair greasy, but you only need a few drops to work - less is more. Additionally, switched pillows cases to satin so that sleep is easier on my hair.
I can't stop running my fingers through my hair since it's so good to feel new hairs growing.
Seeing my hair growth increased after using the reactivate growth serum for three months.
I've been using Reactivate serum for a few weeks, and I'm truly satisfied with the outcomes. My hair feels stronger, seems better, and the amount of hair loss has apparently decreased. The serum is easy to use, non-greasy, and is without fragrance.
Thank you for taking time out of your limited free time to help a bunch of strangers on the internet; we appreciate your videos so so much 💜💜💜
Aw so happy you find it helpful! Thank you!!
I found you a few weeks ago, from the UK. You are an utter legend 😂 I only hope your products end up on our doorstep!
Agreed! I am an American, but I live in England (eleven years) Not gonna lie, I stock up on a few things when I visit the US. :D
@@micheleosullivan4430 a belated welcome to the UK where we are light years away in skincare availability 🤣
@@jackiereynolds9817but we are lightyears ahead on some good formulations too! like the US not approving any new UV filter things (tech/methods idk I forget the official name 🙃😂) for sunscreen since the 90s! Or just some things in general having stricter or at least more streamlined + always improving regulations for some products! All of our countries have got important impacts within the skin/beauty industry!! can’t wait for there to be even more seamless accessibility for products!
@@jackiereynolds9817you have Eve Lom!!
Can’t say I agree here, I think you can find great things. Moreover we can all Use Stylevana etc for the latest K and J beauty
The best thing I learned from Dr. Idriss is to apply cleanser on dry skin and add water as you wash it didn’t even think about doing it with shampoos specially one with treatments! Love it! Thank you 💜
I have intense scalp psoriasis, and for me, the T/Sal worked the best. Eventually, it got so bad though that I needed a prescription medication. However, I am still personally an advocate for the T/Sal!
I have scalp psoriasis and use the Briogeo sal acid shampoo, which I LOVE, but I’m going to try the Neutragena. I also use Briogeo’s castor oil as a scalp mask once or twice a month - it has been a game changer! It really reduces my scales, itching and flaking.
I love the Briogeo one! I didn't expect a dandruff shampoo to actually make my hair feel soft and nice
@@aliciat2532I’m with you! I thought it was going to make my hair dry, but instead it’s silky smooth and full of body.
Loving your liner 👑
Thank you for acknowledging that you can have dry scalp and seb dermatitis! I generally have dry scalp except around the edges of my face/hair line. I’ve tried many over the counter products like you’ve mentioned and only prescription ketoconazole has helped until recently. Dove came out with a new scalp + hair therapy line and the clarifying shampoo for oily scalp (not the scrub) has eliminated all of it. Like, one wash and poof it was gone! It doesn’t dry the rest of my hair out either. They also offer other products in the line but this has been a game changer. Smells nice too! Just sharing in case others have had similar issues to me. 😊
OOOOHHHHH, I really need to look this up!!!!! My partner suffers from seb dermatitis!!!
I look forward to your videos each Saturday, Dr Idriss. I am so appreciative of the research you do and your efforts to find good products. Sometimes looking at all those products on the drugstore shelf can be overwhelming. Thank you again and I hope you have a lovely weekend!
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I swear she reads my mind sometimes. I’ll be thinking of something and boom the video is made. Thank you!! ❤
Aw love that! ❤️
your entire channel is a gem
What an insightful video Dr! I suffer from dry flaky scalp with scaly patches, have been prescribed a steroid lotion to use on my scalp and I find washed my hair with a salicylic acid shampoo really helpful. Thank you for covering this subject and offering your recommendations, most are available here in the UK too so double thanks! I love your ethos and approach to all things skincare, you're so down to earth and you give real and relatable advice, always! Thank you for your channel, it is a life saver! Sending you much love from me in the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️
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I had a hysterectomy at 32, and had no issues with hair loss. I breastfed for 5 years after (so no hormone therapy). When I started oral Estradiol, it helped a lot. 5 years later, I was experiencing cardio issues, so I stopped oral and switched to suppositories. Within 6 months, I feel like my hair has taken the biggest beating. I did go through a huge dietary restriction situation due to UC, and wondered if that was a double whammy. I'm hoping these hacks will help me get close to my old hair again, I feel like I've lost 40% of my thickness overnight!
Unbelievable!!! Your time is everything!! I spent last night looking for videos to help with my oily scalp. This is perfect 🤩
Lets vote people!!!!! Dr idriss has helped the community so much! Its time to give back🎉❤
I think she won! Her website says something about Allure!
Rinsing my scalp every 3 days with hypochlorous acid was the only thing that made a difference in my scalp psoriasis.
Which brand
Love you doc. Happy women's day. ❤ Keep rockin it
I've been using TGel for 20 years and it really helps your scalp. And strangely, I've come to like the smell.
I feel you. Some products when they work magic make you grow on you their smells.
I also have been using T-Gel for a long time and it helps my dry, flaky seborrheic scalp! I had cradle cap as a baby and have been using some type of scalp treatment off and on ever since!
I really would love to use your products Dr Idris, I hope you can ship to Australia soon. I have been watching you from the beginning and I was devastated when I couldn't purchase your skin care when it came out. Thank you for all you do. I have learnt so much from you
Im happy iv found you! Im 53 and really just getting introduced to skin care and you have been the best teacher i could wish for. Thank you
Aw thank you so much!
This is great! A comprehensive overview instead of just focusing on one hair issue. I think it would be even better if there was an accompanying flow chart diagram of some type.
literally the best channel on this whole website
Dr Idriss, I have gained so much knowledge through your videos & pearls of wisdom. I have been following you since you used to do your Pillowtalk Insta lives out of your bedroom/closet. It was just so refreshingly unique. So so informative. I’m writing here today not addressing any hair issues/products/problems or question. I’m writing because it is your latest video and I have a skin concern that just dawned on me to ask you about. I’m soon to be 62yrs young (next week), and have the past few yrs developed on the tip of my chin and a small area of my nose, a bumpy texture. I exaggerate by calling it alligator skin, but it’s more like cauliflower(?). It’s not scaley, it’s bumpy. Someone once said it comes with age. I saw a dermatologist and said it is caused by fat deposits(?).
I have been using Paula’s Choice 20%Niacinimide serum solely on the affected areas. The tip of my chin has had beautiful results, unfortunately I can’t say the same for my nose.
I realize you are extremely busy, you receive a multitude of questions with a myriad of concerns, yet I was hoping this may be something you might want to talk about in one of your segments in the near future. The dermatologist I saw was at a military hospital, so anything that they may consider esthetic or cosmetic they will not address, all I was asking was a recommendation (i.e. skincare product etc, etc)
I just feel there’s got to be some other 60 something yr young person out there with bumpy alligator/cauliflower skin that may benefit from your knowledge and expert advice.
On a side note: congrats on your new skincare line. Have not tried the depuffer yet (it was sold out), but I have the Major Fade Flash Mask, the MF Hyper Serum(Love) and the MF Active Seal(also Love). So happy for you. I wish you much success, you most certainly deserve it after all the hard work you put in!💗🤗💗
Blessings Always!🙏🏻
I love your videos! The way that you are talking, shows how passionate you are about your field!
Could you please make a video about hair loss as well? And make it like a series starting from causes and then treatments? That would be awesome! 💚🫶
She has a video on this subject, it was uploaded about 6 months ago.
The opened door in the mirror … I might watch too many horror movies but the door was so distracting… 😂 but thank you for the tips!
Can't believe how blown away I am by her products! And I've tried them all.
Love the content! I would be curious to see if you could or should adjust your skincare routine based on your monthly cycle or if there’s really no necessity. I know right before my period my skin gets more oily and more breakouts, so just wondered if it can also impact tolerance or sensitivity to certain products or if you should just keep a consistent routine through the whole month !
Thank you! It's called the luteal phase! There's a short on my channel, but making note of this topic 📝
accurate and informative video, obviously helpful as well. i should say, RIGHT before this video was suggested to me, I had googled "why does my hair get oily fast," then i opened YT to find what I could and ur video was suggested right there lol soo convenient, ty
Wow, this video looks incredible! Can't wait to see more of your content like this!
That Versed spray is also specifically made to spray upside down!
The Inkey List also makes very reasonably priced sal acid and glycolic acid scalp treatments, and they are 20% off right now!
You forgot to mention menopause related scalp or nerve scalp pain to which I have both. Our hormones change and things go downhill with our scalp. I like T gel for once a week use. But not too often because it can still irritate my scalp. Definitely going to try Ordinary glycolic acid. Great video!
Omg I was thinking of messaging you to make a video on hair scalp like YESTERDAY! this is TOO perfect lol
Hi Dr Idriss, thank you for creating these amazing videos. I always watch them and I like how informative they are and how you're empowering people with education. Just wondering if you can create a video addressing discoloration in other areas like underarms for example? It would be much appreciated. Thank you and all the best! ❤
At this point I just have her videos playing in background even when I'm not actively listening, they're so soothing
Not entirely sure if this has been covered, but I would love to hear your opinion and tips on different forms of facial hair removal 💕
Thank you for the great video! For your next ones, I was wondering if you wouldn't talking about under-eye in office cosmetic procedures like PRP, fillers, etc. Thank you so much!
Happy international women's day 2024. I may not be leaving comments in every video but i try to watch every single video of yours. Thanks for all the information. ❤
best of luck in the contest! Your brand deserves that prize
Thank you so much!!!
I'd love to find information on the best things to use for dry/cracked fingers and healing the cuticle area for folks that pick their fingers
Try Triple paste! I’ve been loving it on my hands, day and night!
I use Castrol on my hands just before I get into bed
Every time I have come to this channel, I've left with some new skincare info. Love love love her videos.
Loving all the education! Could you please make a video on topical estrogen for the face and skin? I am seeing a lot of ads for post-menopausal women. Thank you!
I just discovered your videos and i love your honest no-bulshit approach! Thanks for all the info! Its so fresh to get a dermatologist like you being so direct with every issue. I wanted to make a suggestion of video, because there it A LOT out there about face skin care, but no so much body care. Im now in a process of losing a lot of weight and though i know not having lots of lose skin is on genetics and losing it slowly, I'd love for you to recommend useful skin care. I think this could also be interesting for pregnant women so just putting the idea out there! Thanks again! 🙏✨
I used to use the T-Gel and it worked so well but Neutrogena discontinued it :/ Gotta find a replacement. Might check out some of those recommendations and see what works! Great timing thanks 😊
Sebcur has coal tar and salicylic acid. I haven't tried it yet but the reviews seem good.
Doctor I just want to thank you soo much. Because you solved my 6 year old stubborn eczema. I tried the Triple Paste Diaper Cream on my daughter's rashes that she had on both sides of her mouth. They are completely gone. My friends are noticing and asking me what i did to get rid of her rash. My daughter has add this rashes since she was 6 months.
My mother has been getting debilitating eczema all over her scalp and nobody seems to be able to fix it for her. Her GP and derm described a cream for her that LITERALLY said on the package "do not use on areas with hair" and when she pointed that out to them, they were like "Oh wow never read that". When she puts it on her scalp her hair loss increases dramatically but it's the only thing that gives her some relief.
the inkey list has a great bha hair serum as well! thanks for the recs 🙏🏼
I watch your videos regularly, you're amazing. Your recommendations with Botox for the armpits and Ordinary for the face have made my life a lot easier. Thank you and keep up the good work
Greetings from Germany
Great info! But my scalp was itching the entire video! 😂 The power of suggestion.
Hello Dr. Idriss, I received your skincare products yesterday and that was so exciting, couldn’t wait for the evening to apply them on! Did step 1,2 and 3 last night, this morning used the Depuffer , applied sunblock and went on with my day, it’s 6:30 pm and I just realized I forgot to rinse off the mask last night 😂
Please make your products available in Canada! I've been subscribed to your channel for a year now and I've recommended you to everyone I know!
Dr. Idrisss i eagerly wait ur video every week 😍😍😍, love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you for your suggestions and helping me understand which shampoo will serve me the best.
Friggin loooove your channel! ❤ found you a few months ago and I’m obsessed, you’re amazing and I love your demeanor! You’re so raw and chill 😅
I just discovered Dr. Idriss this week and I’m so so glad i did. Very honest and direct.
Currently I’m having hair loss. My hair has always been thin and I don’t have a lot of hairs so it’s really concerning me. I’m looking on how to have thicker hair. I’m very open to recommendations
Me too. I tried Bond repair and in 1 wash 99% of shedding stopped. Been 3 weeks and same applies. I am 55.
I’ve been using salicylic acid shampoo for couple of weeks (advised in previous video) - bloody hell!!!! The difference is insane
I always look so forward to your videos … you are amazing and so informative !
Voted! ✅ Thank you for always sharing helpful derm tips! Looking forward to all the fun stuff coming! 🤩🩷
Finallyyyyy a good video about scalp psoriasis !!
Excellent video…You are the best as I have just started face care…I’m one year in, definitely can see a difference! You have taught me so much and I thank you 🙏 SPF, cleaning, order of products…just everything ❤ One day I will be able to get your line! Have a blessed day ☮️😊❤️
OMG! Just saw your products are now at Sephora. Congratulations 🎉❤
Voted on Allure! Also Loving this hair video ... I've had an itchy scalp sitch with my hair extensions and been wondering about using an exfoliant/ glycolic acid so thank you for the info! I also watched a video about how antioxidants and exfoliators can help prevent the greying of hair so that's a plus.
OMGGGG THIS VIDEO IS SO HOPEFUL 😭😭😭
Thank you so much for creating this amazing video, so helpful ! Love you Dr. Idriss
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Couldn’t be happier for you guys with your news to come next week! Congratulations
I agree with the use of Ketoconazole! It really helped my hair loss problem and dandruff at the same time! Love your vids! Face Basting with Sudocrem has been a life-changer for me! I literally look like I'm in my 20s now. Lots of love from the Philippines
What ketoconazole product do you use?
Isn’t sudocrem for nappy rash?
@@mreid171Nizoral, it helped my son with head psoriasis better than any other shampoo, no more itchy too
@@mreid171Nizoral, it helped my son with psoriasis the most and no more itchy head
@@mreid171 Nizoral with 1% Ketoconazole. But I only use it as needed. I don't shampoo my hair daily and that kept the dandruff in control. :)
Doc please make video on does retinol cause hair loss due to hypervitaminosis A .
Top 3 favorite channel on youtube! Goddess thank you
Ty for blessing us w your content! You’re saving my skin, esp my scalp 🙏🏼
Wonderful video. Always so educational and amazing guidance. Thank you so much.
That glycolic acid is one of the best products I've owned. The bottle lasts forever and I use it every week on my face, use it on my body and on my feet and armpits. Ive used it to exfoliate my scalp twice a month. The bottle lasts for months.
Good morning Dr. Idriss!
As a long time sufferer, most of the products mentioned here are old friends. I left a comment on another short video to a similar effect (though still not quite sure if its seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis that I have as I have symptoms/characteristics of both). Could you do a subsequent video about effective treatments that offer a more permanent solution (ex. In-office treatment) - if possible? Most of the topical treatments (which I've used as directed, cycling different periods for about 20 years) usually offer some relief for any itch, but none for the flakes/recurrence. Thank you for addressing this, and we appreciate any future advice!
J'adore tes vidéos! Bravo pour ton "depuffer"! Je vais assurément l'essayer! ❤
Bisous depuis le Québec😘
Walmart Equate tar shampoo comes regular and Xtra strength versions, much better and cheaper than T gel Neutrogena for psoriasis
Happy mother's day from UK!
I recently found your channel; you’re beautiful and thank you your time and advice!
I have a couple of questions; I might have missed a video: 1. Can we use retinol (A313 or other) under eye or the neck?
2. What is your recommendation for eye cream with dark circles and fine lines? Merci beaucoup! 😊
Thank you so much for being so generous giving us genuine and honest helpful videos. You are the only derm I watch now. I don’t want to waste my time watching other derm doctors anymore
Girrrl, I have to stop watching your vids cos I'm buying All The Things!
Just ordered the Breo and plan to use it with Rosemary-Mint oil, the Ordinary's glycolic acid (already in my cabinet), and Routine shampoo and conditioner ... not at the same time, m'kay.
Thanks for the videos. I'm learning some things!
❤ Thank you so much for this video, Dr Idriss! ❤ I had to check out that scalp massager from Breo, and I found a coupon “N20” that takes off 25% from their website, (I get no reward for that either 😂). I saw that you recommended hydrocortisone ointment for the scalp -there is also a liquid version for the scalp that is sold right next to the 2% salicylic acid (at least in CVS). I’ve suffered from a variety of scalp issues, and I’ve found that ointments work best, but totally suck to use in the hair. Cornstarch applied to the goopy areas before the shower helps to get it out of my hair if I’m desperate enough to use an ointment. Thanks again - I am so grateful to you for teaching us Nerds. 🤓
yay new video!!!!🎉
Very insightful, so many useful products! How can someone understand, on their own, the specific problem they are facing? Because sometimes it is not that easy to do a self-check
Hello!! I look forward to your pillow talks every week! Do you have any over the counter suggestions for psoriasis on the skin (knees & elbows)? My father in-law has had it for years
Love this! Thank you so much!! P.S. there are head spa salons in NYC. I've actually been to one twice in my life, not because I felt it helped my scalp (it didn't, and they had no idea what to do with my curly hair, so of course it was a dry mess after), but because it was sooooooo relaxing.
It was very helpful, thank you doctor ❤
Ur hair is getting sooo long. Love it. Ty for this video
Thank you so much for this! I have bought a couple of your products and I love them!
Hi do you have any recomendations for split ends? I have tried everything 😭 Also love your videos 💕
Love your channel! Could you also please talk about nanoxidil and how it compares to minoxidil?
I had severe psoriasis on my scalp and randomly got a tip to start putting apple cider vinegar on my scalp. It’s literally completely gone now.
Informative video as always! Would really appreciate if you do a video on bond repair products :)
Hello Shereene, I have a video i'd love to see, which is a bit of a challenge: Top 3 Cabin Luggage Essentials for Every Skintype. I have to travel for work, usually by plane and usually with cabin luggage only and room for 3 small liquids max for skincare. Now have a block of trips for 3 weeks in a row coming up. So deciding whats the most important for that (except the damn sunscreen, which is a must) is sth i really struggle w right now.
Thanks for all of tips! Any ideas for someone dealing with greasy hair but who's sensitive to salicylic acid?
Ever since a miscarriage a couple of years ago that resulted in losing some of my hair density, my hair gets greasy two days after washing it. I used to wash it 2-3 times a week and only occasionally use hair styling products. I'm nervous to try a scalp treatment with salicylic acid since it tends to make my face super dry and flaky, even when I use it sparingly and at lower concentrations. Are there other oil-regulating ingredients you would recommend?
Eta some additional info: my skin is combo, I live in a desert (but my skin still reacted to salicylic acid when I lived somewhere less dry), and my hair has zero curl pattern and is generally medium thickness.
For scalp itch and irritation, I love ketoconazole shampoo, I have seborrheic dermatitis. I also love ameliorate scalp serums, when I have an errant itch, I just spray the serum. I have a very sensitive scalp so I am also completely fragrance free
do you have general hair care shampoo/conditioner recommendations? are people’s obsession with paraben and sulfate free products legit?
Thank you Dr. Idriss
Hello from Vero Beach Florida, love your content
I have not studied medicine and I know everything you said already.
9:40 This is so me!! Thank you, I had never thought I may need an antifungal shampoo😆 I discovered your channel a couple of months ago and your recommendations have been working for me (especially on retinol)❤ Thank you!
love this video, can you talk about shampoo bars?