‘breakouts are inevitable even if you have a perfect routine’ love that you brought this out! I get so annoyed sometimes and wonder if my skincare is working
@@ms.b.1363 That's excellent advice. It's incredibly difficult to pin down what sorts of things may be inflammatory to all people, but the common culprits are good things to start cutting out.
Ironically enough, when my skin was dry and dehydrated and I had very few blemishes and I thought I was doing ok. No skincare to speak of either. But last summer when my GP told me that the tiny bumps on my nose were rosacea, a kind of acne he said, I started a journey to a full skincare routine now that has made my skin incredibly healthy and dewy at all times, on which makeup sits nicely (didn't wear makeup for years on the dry skin). BUT now I get the occasional normal pimple...... and I don't really care about it like I thought I would. I'm not even half a year into retinol and other acne preventing ingredients so I'm hoping that the spots decrease in frequency over time anyway. Regardless, even if there are a few of them at one time, or a breakout of sorts, the rest of my skin is so nice that it's not as noticeable as it was before when my whole face (I now realize) looked unwell and irritated from dryness. Also, they are way easier to spot conceal now that the skin is healthy and takes to makeup. So even a no-fullface-makeup day doesn't have to reveal the breakout.
A lot of people don't realize the importance of sunscreen and how you should be wearing it every single day, even during the winter/on cloudy days and while indoors. Sadly, I was one of those people and started wearing it really late. Sigh.
@@preetparmar1939 Oh you're so welcome! And yes, according to the American Cancer Society, the glass typically used in cars, homes and office windows is designed to block most UVB rays, but it doesn't offer protection from all UVA rays. So if you're inside and close to a window, you still run the risk of exposure to UVA rays and possible skin damage. UVA rays are generally linked to aging, wrinkles, sun spots and other signs of sun damage, whereas UVB rays are linked to sunburns and skin cancer. Clouds also don't block UVA and UVB rays from penetrating your skin, so although it may feel cool and cloudy outside, your skin will still absorb these harmful rays.
“Pimple patches blend so well they’re almost invisible”... Dr. Maxfield: “Haha remember that one time you wore a pimple patch and we all made fun of you” 🤣
Dr. Shah "Don't put vaseline on over your retinols." .... Me watching this as I sit here using vaseline for the first time ever after putting my tretinoin on. "Oh."
I think what you should do is putting on tretinoin one day, and then vaseline the other day. So not on the same day, unless you use tretinoin every day 😭
@@Lana.a_ I actually don't have any dryness from the tretinoin. I use the Cerave moisturizer or the aveeno gel moisturizer and never have issues with dry skin anymore. I have gone too far in the past and now if I think I might be noticing it is getting sensitive I will skip a few days. I tried the vaseline because I have been seeing so many thing about it as a moisturizer however it did make my skin itchy. It is ver yvery occlusive and I have very reactive skin.
I put QV intensive heeling ointment over tretinoin every night and haven't had any issues yet. But I've been using tretinoin for a while now, so I think my skin is just used to it.
Just fyi: Vaseline itself doesn't moisturize. It just creates a barrier over your skin while your skin does its thing. So it's your own skin's moisture, not anything added to it. Imo, find a quality moisturizer that will let your skin breathe freely. Good luck 👍
Yeah, it is definitely only the Vaseline that has made Martha Stewart age well & look good. It had nothing to do with the fact that she is hella wealthy and can afford consistent professional treatments, plastic surgery, professional lighting & photo editors to make her pictures look flawless, lol. Sorry, that cracked me up.
My mother now near 90 lightly rubs vaseline on her eyelashes lightly at bedtime and it made them grow thick ! She has been doing this since she has been young. A hack passed down from her grandma. She was a pharmacist and had so many fun hacks..... Back when pharmacist actually made many medicines.
I cannot wait to see your hair videos. After working with a dermatology chief resident student, I was surprised to know that dermatologists are also hair experts. If you create content like that, it’ll take you to the next level! I barely see anyone making informational videos about it from a scientific perspective.
Yeah I think they know a bit about hair because the scalp is a part of the skin not the hair, so since they specialise in skin they would have to know about the scalp making them know a bit about the actual hair strands.
Please can you do a video on BODY CARE including best ways to exfoliate - brushes, loofas etc? Please try to mention products that are available in the UK :))))
I’m so glad he mentioned buying hydrocolloid bandages and cutting them up into spot size pieces!!! That’s what I do, and it’s WAY cheaper than buying Mighty Patch. And it’s literally the same thing!
@@jenniferl6212 I buy whatever patches are cheapest! Hydrocolloid has gotten so popular that even store brands are making them. Although if you, like me, live near a college, the HC bandaids are always sold out because of all the college skincare girlies, haha!
I just started following you this week, and i can tell you why - you are making content that everyone wants, but that can normally feel so DRY when given from a medical perspective, or so biased when given by an influencer/random person. Instead - you are injecting it with humour and intelligence, and people are starving for that. So - kudos, and thanks!
As an RN with a college aged daughter who loves Tik Tok, I greatly appreciate your fact-filled and thoughtful content! Thank you so much for being responsible and creative MDs…we need more like you both!
I have used the hydrocolloid bandages on pretty nasty road rash from a bike crash and they worked really well - no scarring or discolouration on any of the wounded areas - all of them. I had multiple 3x4" bandages overlapping each other in a few spots so it was pretty broad damage. It all healed perfectly. I recommend it all my cycling and skateboarding friends.
As a viewing in the general public, I 100% agree with David. Your content is easily digestible and the delivery is clear and concise. The visual aids are extremely helpful too!
Would make sense. Ive seen loads of people with wonderful skin, who were those kinds of people that didnt give a shit about their looks in general, maybe they just dont torture it :D
@@-postapokalypso-7289 if I didn’t give a shit about my skin it would break out so bad you have no idea. I’m sure you meant when people don’t use 200 products per day their skin does better and that’s true! I’ve been using cerave or cetaphil and differin plus drinking green tea and plenty of water and my skin is getting so much better. No toners with 3 moisturizers or god knows how many more products some influencers use 🥴
@@denissemedina4619 Yeah not saying it's not different for everyone. Some people need to take care more than others but I guess noone needs 200 products xD
Most of my life I just washed my face with water and used different oils as a moisturizer. When I turned 39 I started trying more skin care products such as hyaluronic acid and vitamin c serums. I didn’t tell my husband what I was doing but a few weeks after I started he commented that my skin wasn’t looking as great as it normally did. Whenever I try something new and made specifically for skincare it ends up not helping but hurting my skin.
Besides my parents when I was a child, I rediscovered slugging as a young adult and I love it. Makes my chocolate skin glow in a relly pretty way combined with drinking lots of water. Aquafor is my favorite.
I’m a nurse and hydrocolloid dressing’s are amazing for wound care depending on the wound of course. it tends to keep the skin hydrated in the way that it draws out excess moisture or drainage but does not allow the wound bed to dry out so it’s optimal for granulation tissue.
it would be really great if you could do a video on layering and mixing different products/skincare ingredients: what to do and not what to do type of video, because I’m sure many of us find it pretty confusing :)
don't do it. use benzoyl during the day but stay out of the sun. use Vaseline on your face at night after washing your face. really should only use benzoyl as spot treatment at night
@@vidaliatheonionqueen I'm super oily and live in a very humid environment (90-99% humidity daily until rare winter dry cold fronts for a couple days) so I use benzoyl peroxide to soak up some of that oil (I also had oily acne prone skin since puberty so). I wake up wayy less oily that way. Ugh it sucks to see my friends who eat junk food and still have dry clear skin in this city😫😂
@@chocolatecharley99 i live in the same climate and my skin is the same as what you described. trust me. only use benzoyl for spot treatment at night. your skin needs to heal over night and plump. use benzoyl toner in the morning after using a gentle cleanser. that will keep the oil down. but don't over use it because you'll dry your skin out. and use benzoyl lotion afterwards if your skin is in a bad breakout state. it helps cleanse your skin throughout the day while it's getting dirty from your environment and touching your face. and make sure you wash your face at night with a stronger cleanser to wash those products and settled dirt and oil off before bed. keeping a routine of this, your skin will eventually become less oily and you can decrease how much you use benzoyl
i wouldn't recommend vaseline on closed comedones but it would be great on irritated, raised, red and hurting pimples/rashes ofc with acne products under that arent actives
i personally use it on my face and it doesn’t break me out, but everyone has different skin so please take this with a grain of salt. i wouldn’t recommend it for other ppl bc i know it can break other ppl out
My grandfather was an iron worker, as I am 64 that was obviously a long time ago. Sometimes he would get "welding burns" to his eyes. Per my grandmother to help with this she would grate a potato, wrap in moist cloth, cool and apply to eyelids. According to her it definitely helped.
Could you do a video on hyperpigmentation on the body (especially for poc). And the best treatments/preventions as I can’t find anything informative out there. Thank you 😊
You two are fabulous! You are full of information and very entertaining. I am a nurse and have skin concerns of my own and am loving watching and learning from you two. Thank you!
Best CZcams account I’ve ever followed. Wow. Real, genuine skincare information from doctors, instead some random “influencer” with question or zero credentials. And y’all are really fun to watch too 😊 thank you for all you do!
It is literally oil to help it go out of the skin.. Nothing more... There's no point to buy 80 € lash serum.. You can just put on any oil and it gona do the same job
I recently found your channel and I’m obsessed. I think I’ve learned more from just watching your banter than I ever have from my 15+ years of having a skin care routine and seeing multiple dermatologists
I absolutely love your content and the energy and lightheartedness you bring to a topic that is extremely sensitive to so many is a joy to see!❤️ I’m subscribed!
Just discovered you guys, really like all the information you share in the field which you are educated and practice. There is so much confusion concerning skin care do to the fact that it is a million + industry that appeals to a very broad range of individuals . Thank you again look forward to all you have to share and I have to learn
“Dr Maxfield has never had an original thought in his life”. Oooooft I felt that 😂 P.s I always love the content and information you two bring! And the energy is great! The banter always makes me laugh.
It really is a great channel and such invaluable, useful info! Please be careful with the Just for Men (or any haircolor) near the eye area like the good doctors mentioned, especially due to the hair dye possibly causing severe eye irritation and/or blindness if it gets in the eye.
Thank you for the advice about avoiding layering ointment over retinol. I had been doing this during the winter and developed irritation under my right eye. I stopped the routine but wasn’t exactly sure which component was causing the skin irritation. This is useful information.
I love these guys because they don’t just throw a load of words around and you have to go do loads of research afterwards to have any sort of understanding. It’s just straightforward advise that doesn’t feel cultish, like if something works then you can use it if you feel like it
the best and only right decision i ever made was starting to wear sunscreen when i was 11 because my mom used to apply it on me and now i am about to be 18 this may and i can proudly say that i never stopped applying sunscreen literally everyday since than
I felt so attacked when they said, "What are you gonna walk around with a whole salad on your face?" lol me: chilling in a mask with potato essence. :)
Thank you, guys! I recently destroyed my barrier with the new products I was trying out and I didn't know how to heal it. Thanks so much for the information. I love you both. 🙌🏼💖💖💖
My best friend's mother had only used Vaseline on her face her entire life. What I noticed about her skin at 85 was that she had no wrinkles. She really looked amazing for her age.
The two of you together make this so fun to watch. It's fun to see you bounce things off of each other and agree or disagree, all while educating. So, thanks! :)
Gutted I only just found you guys, spend an entire year at home and could of been working on a perfect routine! Lol loving your videos, and I've even took notes 🤣
Notification squad 💛 Need a vid on retinol for the body and also body sunscreen recommendations. Thanks! Love you guys and have been a subscriber since 10k. Glad to see you grow so fast. Well deserved.
You guys are great! Love the humour that you infuse into every one of your videos .... and guys, that's exactly why your channel has grown! Next stop ... the moon for you guys! As an almost 70yo person who does her best to have the best looking skin in the crematorium... when I eventually get there ... I just love how you manage to play off one another's humour... and still include some interesting, and useful information! I'm giving my doctor the link to your channel because I just know that he'll appreciate it! He's interested in skin and skincare... and also does botox one morning a week. Thanks for making skincare fun. From a new Aussie fan.
I loved Dr. Shah’s reaction to baking soda! I tried it years and years ago to exfoliate my body, and I have oily skin that is not sensitive, and it irritated me! Thankfully I didn’t use it on my face, I have adult acne and would’ve ripped my skin off. Never again! I’m glad they are getting this out there. Never again will I use DIY, except maybe plain jojoba oil, or coconut oil to shave my legs (and then rinse off).
If something is funny Tanya laugh. Those boys are boiling hot. Especially Dr Shah but I know the other dude has a following but too much of a poster boy for me. Beards rule and bright sparkly eyes :)
Oooof. Throwback to that time in 2019 when I made a baking soda + water face mask and slathered it all over my face. Back then, I knew NOTHING about skin care but the plain fact that my skin felt stripped afterwards led me to slather a thick moisturizing cream over it. Thankfully, it must have helped curb the damage the 'face mask' would have caused but boyyyy...never again.
Hi you guys are amazing! Thank you for making physician-recommended content freely available. It would be so helpful to see a realistic breakdown of procedures and treatments. Botox for fine lines, fillers, laser, dermabrasion, etc etc along with which demographics are best suited to each, cost (although I know this varies by geography, practice, etc), how long effects last, all that good stuff. Thank you!
Thank you so much for making these videos!! I follow you both bc you actually give great advice and I can tell you both really do care about people. You are both amazing people and I appreciate you both!!
YESSSSSS I have acanthosis nigricans thanks to my PCOS (my insulin levels are fine) and my old dermatologist (who has terrible ratings, only sees people for thirty seconds, and misdiagnosed my dermatitis and led to my face getting SO MUCH WORSE) just went “I don’t know, try scrubbing it harder.”
@@bistitchualbee I know! My derm tried to say there was no link between my acne and my overall health as if PCOS wouldn’t impact my skin so I get you it’s very annoying. Same thing was said on the impact of food
I love to watch the two of you. The information is great but even if it is a topic that doesn’t apply to me personally, I can’t miss it. I’ve been a subscriber since you started and I recommend you to everyone I know. Not to mention you are very easy on the eyes! 😉
idk if this helps, but i observed that eating more eggs and drinking more milk made my nails stronger. I am a frequent isopropyl alcohol user, my family's assigned dishwasher, and never had broken nails and hangnails. the drawback: more acne due to dairy. will switch to plant-based milks now
After years of struggling with all kinds of skin problem, I have finally come to the conclusion : Regular sleep (no phone in bed), drink lot of water, no tanning or excessive sun exposure, minimal and gentle skincare products (only moisturizer, cleanser, sunscreen and one treatment product like retinol). Basically just let the skin and body do their work naturally.
@@self_lovecare I think those are once a month treatment for those with acne scars and greasy skin, your day to day routine should have what the op said, cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen!!, retinol is an extra, a good extra though.
I think you hit nail on head! If you add eating well and small meals throughout day, with some intermittent fasting, no food at least 2 hours before sleep- let your gut rest! Keep moving during your daylight hours and lastly and most important If you feel stressed- excecise, feel anxious- write and meditate. Look after MH to essentially take care of skin! Its all connected You AND your body health will be invincible and glowy!!♥️
The potato worked for me, also in the past we’d put potatoe skins on our bad sprains from injuries to reduce swelling to ankles. There is something to it, not saying it’s getting out the junk but it definitely takes away some of the swelling
I tried slugging with the Cerave ointment and I hated it. For some reason, it made my face really hot and was driving me crazy. At least the jar didn't get wasted because I discovered I absolutely love it as a moisturizer for my legs.
Please do a video on rosehip oil! I have sensitive, acne prone, drier skin, and I swear it’s been a god send. I notice a difference if I don’t use it, for sure - I layer it with my regular cerave moisturizing cream. I had no idea there was a retinol compound in it, and started using it kind of on a whim as my first dip into face oils & have loved it ever since! Love this channel - it’s quickly become one of my favorites :)
@@gianninal5455 I have seen the same results using Rosehip oil (just the like face oil stuff in a little dropper bottle thing hahah) The brand I use is called Sukin, it's Australian :)
‘breakouts are inevitable even if you have a perfect routine’ love that you brought this out! I get so annoyed sometimes and wonder if my skincare is working
Actually it doesn’t have to be this way. Try to change what you eat. It’s fundamental
Its kinda weird how acne is so shamed.
@@ms.b.1363 That's excellent advice. It's incredibly difficult to pin down what sorts of things may be inflammatory to all people, but the common culprits are good things to start cutting out.
Ironically enough, when my skin was dry and dehydrated and I had very few blemishes and I thought I was doing ok. No skincare to speak of either. But last summer when my GP told me that the tiny bumps on my nose were rosacea, a kind of acne he said, I started a journey to a full skincare routine now that has made my skin incredibly healthy and dewy at all times, on which makeup sits nicely (didn't wear makeup for years on the dry skin).
BUT now I get the occasional normal pimple...... and I don't really care about it like I thought I would. I'm not even half a year into retinol and other acne preventing ingredients so I'm hoping that the spots decrease in frequency over time anyway.
Regardless, even if there are a few of them at one time, or a breakout of sorts, the rest of my skin is so nice that it's not as noticeable as it was before when my whole face (I now realize) looked unwell and irritated from dryness. Also, they are way easier to spot conceal now that the skin is healthy and takes to makeup. So even a no-fullface-makeup day doesn't have to reveal the breakout.
Yeah! That's a good point. What a relief.
I love how he waved after the baking soda video lol
YA HAHAHA so cute!
HAHAHA
Too funny like "girl bye"! 👋🏼😂
🤣🤣🤣
hahaha that part had me dying
Them: “I don’t know why you follow us”
All of us: are you kidding you are dermatologists giving good and free skin care advise
Literally
And they’re beautiful.
yes... we STAN
@@RehAdventures 😂
And they’re gorgeous lol 😂
They both look at each other like they admire each other a lot. Love that ❤️
Seems like sexual tension to me.
@@flclub54 everything's sexual to some people. Smh
Yeah u can tell they like each other,like even love each other
Are they a couple??
I feel same
best skincare hack I got from my dermatologist .. drink water, stay out of the sun and don't smoke :-) then the skincare routine
A lot of people don't realize the importance of sunscreen and how you should be wearing it every single day, even during the winter/on cloudy days and while indoors. Sadly, I was one of those people and started wearing it really late. Sigh.
@@nissan_skyline dang I didn’t know that thank u I hope 16 isn’t too late
@@unknownprimal7106 Oh gosh 16 is not late at all. If you start now you'll look 30 by the time you're 50 :)
@@nissan_skyline while indoor? Thank you I was not aware of this!
@@preetparmar1939 Oh you're so welcome! And yes, according to the American Cancer Society, the glass typically used in cars, homes and office windows is designed to block most UVB rays, but it doesn't offer protection from all UVA rays. So if you're inside and close to a window, you still run the risk of exposure to UVA rays and possible skin damage. UVA rays are generally linked to aging, wrinkles, sun spots and other signs of sun damage, whereas UVB rays are linked to sunburns and skin cancer. Clouds also don't block UVA and UVB rays from penetrating your skin, so although it may feel cool and cloudy outside, your skin will still absorb these harmful rays.
“Pimple patches blend so well they’re almost invisible”... Dr. Maxfield: “Haha remember that one time you wore a pimple patch and we all made fun of you” 🤣
I love how friends can call each other out 🤣
I died 🤣🤣🤣
I use them all the time
@@twentiethcenturyfox5481 do they work better than biore strips??
5:00 dr Maxfield waving her bye so cute 😭
I know, they are hella gay
@@jimi5221ok?
@@jimi5221 they're both straight
Dr. Shah "Don't put vaseline on over your retinols." .... Me watching this as I sit here using vaseline for the first time ever after putting my tretinoin on. "Oh."
I think what you should do is putting on tretinoin one day, and then vaseline the other day. So not on the same day, unless you use tretinoin every day 😭
@@Lana.a_ I actually don't have any dryness from the tretinoin. I use the Cerave moisturizer or the aveeno gel moisturizer and never have issues with dry skin anymore. I have gone too far in the past and now if I think I might be noticing it is getting sensitive I will skip a few days. I tried the vaseline because I have been seeing so many thing about it as a moisturizer however it did make my skin itchy. It is ver yvery occlusive and I have very reactive skin.
@@hopelyle6222 well putting a moisture better increases the time of activity so if you put it over it will be like using a higher dose.
I put QV intensive heeling ointment over tretinoin every night and haven't had any issues yet. But I've been using tretinoin for a while now, so I think my skin is just used to it.
Just fyi: Vaseline itself doesn't moisturize. It just creates a barrier over your skin while your skin does its thing. So it's your own skin's moisture, not anything added to it. Imo, find a quality moisturizer that will let your skin breathe freely. Good luck 👍
Yeah, it is definitely only the Vaseline that has made Martha Stewart age well & look good. It had nothing to do with the fact that she is hella wealthy and can afford consistent professional treatments, plastic surgery, professional lighting & photo editors to make her pictures look flawless, lol. Sorry, that cracked me up.
You forgot make up
Exactly lol
lol almost a no brainer too if shes using laser and such, she would have to use Vaseline anyway lmao.
I wasn't going to be the one to say it haha
Vaseline is what the plastic surgeon and dermatologist use after each procedure. She left that tiny 🤏🏽 fact out 😂😂😂
Everyone needs someone that looks at you like Maxfield looks at Shah !!
If my significant other doesn’t look at me like maxfield I don’t want them
Shah has a friggen beautiful wife so I think he’s just a nice guy admiring his friend lmao
😍☺👀
Same thought, pal. Same. 😹
@@andresmacho888 even if you're married, you still need a bestie who looks at you like Dr. Maxfield looks at Dr. Shah!
My mother now near 90 lightly rubs vaseline on her eyelashes lightly at bedtime and it made them grow thick ! She has been doing this since she has been young. A hack passed down from her grandma. She was a pharmacist and had so many fun hacks..... Back when pharmacist actually made many medicines.
So has my mother and her mother before. I started doing this as a little girl. Amazing!!
I do this and I do have good eyelashes…maybe it works…maybe she’s born with it lol
@@finfoxwolfpack2542 maybe it’s maybelline .... sorry I just had to 😂😂😂
Girl share some of the fun hacks omg I’m all ears !!!
I did this & always end up congested.... headache & blurry vision, I ONLY use a tiny dab! ☹️
I cannot wait to see your hair videos. After working with a dermatology chief resident student, I was surprised to know that dermatologists are also hair experts. If you create content like that, it’ll take you to the next level! I barely see anyone making informational videos about it from a scientific perspective.
YES PLEASE
Yeah I think they know a bit about hair because the scalp is a part of the skin not the hair, so since they specialise in skin they would have to know about the scalp making them know a bit about the actual hair strands.
There are cosmetologists here on CZcams...
4b hair better
Please can you do a video on BODY CARE including best ways to exfoliate - brushes, loofas etc? Please try to mention products that are available in the UK :))))
OMG YESSSSS!!!! Still unsure if I should get a body brush
Yes absolutely!!! We look at all of your suggestions and make a list!
@@Doctorly Thank you :)
@@Doctorly please do the video
Salicylic acid. Chemical is better than physical.
Dr Maxfield waving bye to the baking soda girl made my morning 😂👋🏼
Ahahah
😂 😂 💀 same!!
omg me toooooo! Too pure for this world!
That was cute
‘I’m stronger’ 💪💪
‘Not mentally’ 😂😂
Hello begonia, how are you?
@@denniswilliam8867 gosh.
Please please PLEASE can you talk about fake tan products on the face and the order in your (night time ) routine
second this!!
4th this 🤣 especially tans that are not harming the skin on the face 😬🤞
oh my god yes because I use a retinoid and I don't know where to fit my tanning water in with that lol
Yes please!!!
Put a drop of each item of your routine on the same flat surface and tilt it. Whatever runs the furthest goes on first.
I’m so glad he mentioned buying hydrocolloid bandages and cutting them up into spot size pieces!!! That’s what I do, and it’s WAY cheaper than buying Mighty Patch. And it’s literally the same thing!
You have no idea how much I appreciate your comment. Thank you!
Yes this is seriously good advice
🙏
Which brand do u buy tho ?? 🥺
@@jenniferl6212 I buy whatever patches are cheapest! Hydrocolloid has gotten so popular that even store brands are making them. Although if you, like me, live near a college, the HC bandaids are always sold out because of all the college skincare girlies, haha!
They should change the phrase from DIY (Do It Yourself) skincare to DIYS (Does Irritate Your Skin) skincare.
Haha that’s so good!
lmaoo
4:58 i love how he waved back at her 😭
Yeah i caught that too..had to replay, that was so funny and random
Dude, glad these guys made a CZcams channel. It’s like the holy grail of beauty channels.
Dr.Maxfield is giving me "sitting in 9th grade english class, and we get in trouble for laughing, so we gotta try not to giggle" vibes
I just started following you this week, and i can tell you why - you are making content that everyone wants, but that can normally feel so DRY when given from a medical perspective, or so biased when given by an influencer/random person. Instead - you are injecting it with humour and intelligence, and people are starving for that. So - kudos, and thanks!
Perfectly said!!!
@@tawneosborn2892 Ha! Thanks for backing me up. That is the first CZcams comment I have EVER POSTED!!!! lol
@@andreawilde YAY!! Glad I got to be a part of your inaugural comment. LOL
As an RN with a college aged daughter who loves Tik Tok, I greatly appreciate your fact-filled and thoughtful content! Thank you so much for being responsible and creative MDs…we need more like you both!
I have used the hydrocolloid bandages on pretty nasty road rash from a bike crash and they worked really well - no scarring or discolouration on any of the wounded areas - all of them. I had multiple 3x4" bandages overlapping each other in a few spots so it was pretty broad damage. It all healed perfectly. I recommend it all my cycling and skateboarding friends.
FM doc here. Been referring my younger patients to your channel. Great content and clear delivery of your message. Thank you
Thank you so much for that Doc! We appreciate the support and glad you find these videos helpful and easy to understand!
As a viewing in the general public, I 100% agree with David. Your content is easily digestible and the delivery is clear and concise. The visual aids are extremely helpful too!
I feel like most hacks actually just force people to LEAVE THEIR SKIN ALONE so it heals more quickly.
Would make sense. Ive seen loads of people with wonderful skin, who were those kinds of people that didnt give a shit about their looks in general, maybe they just dont torture it :D
@@-postapokalypso-7289 if I didn’t give a shit about my skin it would break out so bad you have no idea. I’m sure you meant when people don’t use 200 products per day their skin does better and that’s true! I’ve been using cerave or cetaphil and differin plus drinking green tea and plenty of water and my skin is getting so much better. No toners with 3 moisturizers or god knows how many more products some influencers use 🥴
@@denissemedina4619 Yeah not saying it's not different for everyone. Some people need to take care more than others but I guess noone needs 200 products xD
Most of my life I just washed my face with water and used different oils as a moisturizer. When I turned 39 I started trying more skin care products such as hyaluronic acid and vitamin c serums. I didn’t tell my husband what I was doing but a few weeks after I started he commented that my skin wasn’t looking as great as it normally did. Whenever I try something new and made specifically for skincare it ends up not helping but hurting my skin.
Besides my parents when I was a child, I rediscovered slugging as a young adult and I love it. Makes my chocolate skin glow in a relly pretty way combined with drinking lots of water. Aquafor is my favorite.
Thanks! I heard aquafore is amazing. Do you use awuafore over you’re regular moisturizer?
I’m a nurse and hydrocolloid dressing’s are amazing for wound care depending on the wound of course. it tends to keep the skin hydrated in the way that it draws out excess moisture or drainage but does not allow the wound bed to dry out so it’s optimal for granulation tissue.
it would be really great if you could do a video on layering and mixing different products/skincare ingredients: what to do and not what to do type of video, because I’m sure many of us find it pretty confusing :)
Yes !!!
YES PLEASE
Dr. Alexis Stephens is a board certified dermatologist & has a great video on this as well!
Yesss
Also good diy examples
currently sitting here with benzoyl peroxide and vaseline on my face while they say not to😭...great
Don’t beat yourself up over it. We’ve all been there. When we know better, we do better.
@@gbeana81 lol thanks
don't do it. use benzoyl during the day but stay out of the sun. use Vaseline on your face at night after washing your face. really should only use benzoyl as spot treatment at night
@@vidaliatheonionqueen I'm super oily and live in a very humid environment (90-99% humidity daily until rare winter dry cold fronts for a couple days) so I use benzoyl peroxide to soak up some of that oil (I also had oily acne prone skin since puberty so). I wake up wayy less oily that way. Ugh it sucks to see my friends who eat junk food and still have dry clear skin in this city😫😂
@@chocolatecharley99 i live in the same climate and my skin is the same as what you described. trust me. only use benzoyl for spot treatment at night. your skin needs to heal over night and plump.
use benzoyl toner in the morning after using a gentle cleanser. that will keep the oil down. but don't over use it because you'll dry your skin out.
and use benzoyl lotion afterwards if your skin is in a bad breakout state. it helps cleanse your skin throughout the day while it's getting dirty from your environment and touching your face.
and make sure you wash your face at night with a stronger cleanser to wash those products and settled dirt and oil off before bed.
keeping a routine of this, your skin will eventually become less oily and you can decrease how much you use benzoyl
You guys are doing terrific work and are providing a great free service for the community. Thank you for doing these videos!!!
4:58 Dr. Maxfield waving goodbye to the baking soda girl. People weren't lying when they said they were precious cinnamon rolls
Could y’all make a video on the best body washes, shampoo, and conditioners for different body and hair types
Check out brad mondo he definitely has all hair videos even for curly hair
omg yes!
Yes, for anything related to your hair ... see Brad Mondo videos on CZcams. ( he's a professional 👏)
4:58 I love how Dr. Maxfield waves back 😂
Aww how adorable is Dr. Maxfield when he waved at the video when the girl waved bye. My heart 🥲
Before dying my hair, I'd apply vaseline around my hair line to prevent stain and to protect the skin
We need a how to get rid of stretch marks and dark spots video! My post pregnancy belly is crying for help
@Caroline Sutton what about bio oil?
If I slathered Vaseline all over my face, I'd have a massive breakout.
Same tho
i wouldn't recommend vaseline on closed comedones but it would be great on irritated, raised, red and hurting pimples/rashes ofc with acne products under that arent actives
Put in on your eyes at night time. It will cut back the look of aging by years. Keep it off your face.
i personally use it on my face and it doesn’t break me out, but everyone has different skin so please take this with a grain of salt. i wouldn’t recommend it for other ppl bc i know it can break other ppl out
I put it on my eyelids which stops the drying out
How cute was it when Dr. Maxfield waved back at the baking soda video girl 😁 👋🏼
My grandfather was an iron worker, as I am 64 that was obviously a long time ago. Sometimes he would get "welding burns" to his eyes. Per my grandmother to help with this she would grate a potato, wrap in moist cloth, cool and apply to eyelids. According to her it definitely helped.
Could you do a video on hyperpigmentation on the body (especially for poc). And the best treatments/preventions as I can’t find anything informative out there. Thank you 😊
You should take a look @dr vanita rattan. Her entire channel is dedicated to skin of colour and she has lots of advice on hyper pigmentation!
Check on Dr Hani’s vid on hyperpigmentation. It works !
PLEASE explain dark undereyes and how to help get rid of them 😭 !!
They already did, look at their older videos.
Vitamin c & niacinamide
Are you watching this at 1:15 in the morning like I am? Lol
dark circles are hot as fuck
@@koloseis lol wtf you ok? 🤣
You two are fabulous! You are full of information and very entertaining. I am a nurse and have skin concerns of my own and am loving watching and learning from you two. Thank you!
Best CZcams account I’ve ever followed. Wow. Real, genuine skincare information from doctors, instead some random “influencer” with question or zero credentials. And y’all are really fun to watch too 😊 thank you for all you do!
Speaking about hair growth, can you also address how lash serums work on making lashes longer? Love your videos and content!
I would love to know what growth serum need to have in them to work,cause some are 40$ and some are 100$???
Ohh yes! One made my eyelashes fall out. Scared to try any others
And eyebrow growth serums!
It is literally oil to help it go out of the skin.. Nothing more... There's no point to buy 80 € lash serum.. You can just put on any oil and it gona do the same job
Keeps them from shedding as quickly
It doesnt make sense to follow a "hack" that doesnt come from a derm anymore
we love our skin so we love the free info...I've been hours researching what you guys explain in a few minutes lol. I'm obsessed with my skincare
i lost it when dr maxfield tried to do potato hack physics 🤣🤣🤣😩
"stronger" Hahahahaha Dr. Maxfield is flexing
I recently found your channel and I’m obsessed. I think I’ve learned more from just watching your banter than I ever have from my 15+ years of having a skin care routine and seeing multiple dermatologists
I absolutely love your content and the energy and lightheartedness you bring to a topic that is extremely sensitive to so many is a joy to see!❤️ I’m subscribed!
Just discovered you guys, really like all the information you share in the field which you are educated and practice. There is so much confusion concerning skin care do to the fact that it is a million + industry that appeals to a very broad range of individuals . Thank you again look forward to all you have to share and I have to learn
Love how y’all deliver your content, it’s informative and comedic. Love your vibe.
“Dr Maxfield has never had an original thought in his life”. Oooooft I felt that 😂
P.s I always love the content and information you two bring! And the energy is great! The banter always makes me laugh.
I hope people know I was joking haha
@@Doctorly We did! 😊
I’ve used Just for Men for years on my eyebrows. Thanks for confirming it works. I love this channel!
It really is a great channel and such invaluable, useful info! Please be careful with the Just for Men (or any haircolor) near the eye area like the good doctors mentioned, especially due to the hair dye possibly causing severe eye irritation and/or blindness if it gets in the eye.
Thank you for the advice about avoiding layering ointment over retinol. I had been doing this during the winter and developed irritation under my right eye. I stopped the routine but wasn’t exactly sure which component was causing the skin irritation. This is useful information.
Hi! 🙋♀️I'm an esthetician in NY and absolutely love you two for guidance in our industry. You are so relatable and fun to watch! Definitely a FAN!!
They are so entertaining but also I learn something every time I watch a video. I think they need their own show 🤗
Let's channel that energy out into the world haha universe is listening!
@@Doctorly ⁹
Yes, and have guests on like Dr Youn and Dr Dray. Maybe Dr Pimple Popper.
@@Doctorly when you have your own show please shout out for my resume. Il be following. 💜
Love how they both look back at each other for validation or to see if they agree on such topic once they are done giving their pov
I love these guys because they don’t just throw a load of words around and you have to go do loads of research afterwards to have any sort of understanding. It’s just straightforward advise that doesn’t feel cultish, like if something works then you can use it if you feel like it
I need y’all as my dermatologist
Lemon girl has "press garlic on open wounds to immediately intensify the pain" energy
Omg I love the little "goodbye" wave Dr. Maxfield gives the TikTok video at 4:57! He is too pure for this world!
the best and only right decision i ever made was starting to wear sunscreen when i was 11 because my mom used to apply it on me and now i am about to be 18 this may and i can proudly say that i never stopped applying sunscreen literally everyday since than
"What are you just gonna walk around with a whole salad on your face?!" lmao
I felt so attacked when they said, "What are you gonna walk around with a whole salad on your face?" lol
me: chilling in a mask with potato essence. :)
@@alyaka1913 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you, guys! I recently destroyed my barrier with the new products I was trying out and I didn't know how to heal it. Thanks so much for the information. I love you both. 🙌🏼💖💖💖
I use vaseline at night around my eyes and lips and I literally have no wrinkles there or anywhere, the eyebrow hack also works really well too.
Hi! Can you please talk about nail ridges. My nail are terribly ridged and brittle. I don't know why it's happening. What can I do about them?
I can see you thumbnail picture. Your skin looks smoothly glowy.
Whats your age??
@@ruchikapoonia209 58 in 5 days 😁
Thanks so much!!!!!! for having an ad free video. So refreshing. Took everything in without distractions. Hugsss 🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤
My best friend's mother had only used Vaseline on her face her entire life. What I noticed about her skin at 85 was that she had no wrinkles. She really looked amazing for her age.
Exactly. It's the best skin protectant on Earth. But it's so cheap people don't believe it works!
My gramma used it every night
The two of you together make this so fun to watch. It's fun to see you bounce things off of each other and agree or disagree, all while educating. So, thanks! :)
"Are you gonna walk around with a salad on your face?" "Where you gonna go?" 💀💀
Hopefully stay home isolate
Gutted I only just found you guys, spend an entire year at home and could of been working on a perfect routine! Lol loving your videos, and I've even took notes 🤣
The love using Vaseline to take off my mascara best makeup remover ever! Thanks guys
Notification squad 💛
Need a vid on retinol for the body and also body sunscreen recommendations. Thanks! Love you guys and have been a subscriber since 10k. Glad to see you grow so fast. Well deserved.
Thank you so much for subscribing so early on and believing in the channel!! We will add your suggestion to the list!!
You guys are great! Love the humour that you infuse into every one of your videos .... and guys, that's exactly why your channel has grown! Next stop ... the moon for you guys! As an almost 70yo person who does her best to have the best looking skin in the crematorium... when I eventually get there ... I just love how you manage to play off one another's humour... and still include some interesting, and useful information! I'm giving my doctor the link to your channel because I just know that he'll appreciate it! He's interested in skin and skincare... and also does botox one morning a week. Thanks for making skincare fun. From a new Aussie fan.
Having very sensitive skin I rely on experts such as the two of you. Hoots to you guys for great tips and I'm also enjoying the eye candy as well.
Cereve Healing ointment. Those extra ceramides in petrolatum work wonders
Love ceraVe healing ointment!!
Love how Dr Shah explains things. You’re the best!!
I loved Dr. Shah’s reaction to baking soda! I tried it years and years ago to exfoliate my body, and I have oily skin that is not sensitive, and it irritated me! Thankfully I didn’t use it on my face, I have adult acne and would’ve ripped my skin off. Never again! I’m glad they are getting this out there. Never again will I use DIY, except maybe plain jojoba oil, or coconut oil to shave my legs (and then rinse off).
Awe the girl with the baking soda waved, and the one guy waved back It was so sweet, I always do that lol.
Yes, please do a hair video!!! Scalp conditions and hair loss. Thank you!
Yes to hair loss video 🥰
(17:35) Dr. Shah: "Honestly, I don't know why you follow us"
Me in my head: *do you guys not own a mirror?* 🥵
Good looking!!!! Smart and funny also.
If something is funny Tanya laugh. Those boys are boiling hot. Especially Dr Shah but I know the other dude has a following but too much of a poster boy for me. Beards rule and bright sparkly eyes :)
lolll
exactly ! btw, are those two cuties together?
@@aaronzweidinger8538 no. The one on the right has a wife
You guys are the best, no nonsense, real, & I love it.
Oooof. Throwback to that time in 2019 when I made a baking soda + water face mask and slathered it all over my face. Back then, I knew NOTHING about skin care but the plain fact that my skin felt stripped afterwards led me to slather a thick moisturizing cream over it. Thankfully, it must have helped curb the damage the 'face mask' would have caused but boyyyy...never again.
Hi you guys are amazing! Thank you for making physician-recommended content freely available. It would be so helpful to see a realistic breakdown of procedures and treatments. Botox for fine lines, fillers, laser, dermabrasion, etc etc along with which demographics are best suited to each, cost (although I know this varies by geography, practice, etc), how long effects last, all that good stuff. Thank you!
A video on your best recommendations and products for managing facial eczema would be appreciated! Great content, thank you!
I love your humor, synergy and the great info! Keep it up and thanks so much. Could you do one on cruelty free skin care options?
Hello hee, how are you?
Thank you so much for making these videos!! I follow you both bc you actually give great advice and I can tell you both really do care about people. You are both amazing people and I appreciate you both!!
Could you please do skincare for people with PCOS x
YESSSSSS I have acanthosis nigricans thanks to my PCOS (my insulin levels are fine) and my old dermatologist (who has terrible ratings, only sees people for thirty seconds, and misdiagnosed my dermatitis and led to my face getting SO MUCH WORSE) just went “I don’t know, try scrubbing it harder.”
@@bistitchualbee I know! My derm tried to say there was no link between my acne and my overall health as if PCOS wouldn’t impact my skin so I get you it’s very annoying. Same thing was said on the impact of food
I love to watch the two of you. The information is great but even if it is a topic that doesn’t apply to me personally, I can’t miss it. I’ve been a subscriber since you started and I recommend you to everyone I know. Not to mention you are very easy on the eyes! 😉
“If you have four pimples are you gonna walk around with a whole salad on your face?” 😭😭😭
Absolutely howling at this!
Would love a nail/cuticle care video! I struggle with hangnails all the time, and it’s especially worse this winter plus all the hand sanitizers 😭
idk if this helps, but i observed that eating more eggs and drinking more milk made my nails stronger. I am a frequent isopropyl alcohol user, my family's assigned dishwasher, and never had broken nails and hangnails. the drawback: more acne due to dairy. will switch to plant-based milks now
I don’t know how you came up in my feed, but I’m so not mad about! 😍 CZcams knows me.
Could you make a video on sunscreen for the face? There’s an overwhelming amount of options out there. Would love to hear y’all’s opinion
After years of struggling with all kinds of skin problem, I have finally come to the conclusion :
Regular sleep (no phone in bed), drink lot of water, no tanning or excessive sun exposure, minimal and gentle skincare products (only moisturizer, cleanser, sunscreen and one treatment product like retinol).
Basically just let the skin and body do their work naturally.
Aha bha??
@@self_lovecare I think those are once a month treatment for those with acne scars and greasy skin, your day to day routine should have what the op said, cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen!!, retinol is an extra, a good extra though.
I think you hit nail on head!
If you add eating well and small meals throughout day, with some intermittent fasting, no food at least 2 hours before sleep- let your gut rest!
Keep moving during your daylight hours and lastly and most important
If you feel stressed- excecise, feel anxious- write and meditate. Look after MH to essentially take care of skin!
Its all connected
You AND your body health will be invincible and glowy!!♥️
By using cleanser and moisturizer you're not really letting your skin do its work naturally though😐
@@Sponkelbop it's not that deep do what u want
The potato worked for me, also in the past we’d put potatoe skins on our bad sprains from injuries to reduce swelling to ankles. There is something to it, not saying it’s getting out the junk but it definitely takes away some of the swelling
I tried slugging with the Cerave ointment and I hated it. For some reason, it made my face really hot and was driving me crazy. At least the jar didn't get wasted because I discovered I absolutely love it as a moisturizer for my legs.
Hhahahha all skincare junkies do this too, it doesn't work? ON THE LEGS IT GOES
I feel like skin needs to breathe
Please do a video on rosehip oil! I have sensitive, acne prone, drier skin, and I swear it’s been a god send. I notice a difference if I don’t use it, for sure - I layer it with my regular cerave moisturizing cream. I had no idea there was a retinol compound in it, and started using it kind of on a whim as my first dip into face oils & have loved it ever since! Love this channel - it’s quickly become one of my favorites :)
Which specific rosehip oil product(s) do you use?
@@gianninal5455 I have seen the same results using Rosehip oil (just the like face oil stuff in a little dropper bottle thing hahah) The brand I use is called Sukin, it's Australian :)
I am loving this series, looking forward to part two:)
Also any tips for age spot treatment at home?
Great info & takes (as usual!), Drs. So excited for upcoming hair content teased at the end!!