I appreciate your comment <3

That is a very interesting question! I invite you to ask our community on reddit (r/skintypesolutions) because I bet a bunch of people would love to hear about your experience :) Check out RhoFade, its a prescription cream designed to prevent flushing. Maybe that's your solution :) I hope this was helpful <3

@@SkinTypeSolutionsthanks

Not a stupid comment! Thanks for your opinion!

yup! Just not as a skin care substitute <3

Hi! I hope not to annoy you with this response, but we can actually help you sell Alastin at your med-spa through a special program we offer! Please send an email to [email protected] and we can explain some of the details <3 I don't want to get into it too much and sound all salesy over youtube comments, so I hope you'll reach out via email! <3

Hi! Great question, and I can provide a brief answer here :) If you'd like an in depth reply, please post your question on the skintypesolutions subreddit :) Basically, you're talking about moving from a mid strength to a high strength retinoid. If you have acclimated to your mid strength and don't get red or irritated from it anymore, then you might be ready to move up in strength. However, if you still get some irritation from the 3x, you are not ready for the 10x. That's independent of the A-luminate, which is fine to use with your retinoids at night if it's right for your skin type :) just keep in mind you're using two complexion modulating formulas at once (the retinoid and the A-luminate formula I'd love to know your skin type and general skin care history! Please reach out on our subreddit!

My skin type is 11 I did try posting on Reddit but I guess it didn’t work. I see my post but maybe no one else can see it. Anyway, it was my first time using it.

@@jaclyns2166 We will look for your post :) Please make sure you selected your skin type flair in the subreddit, otherwise the post won't be accepted by the automated robot moderator <3

Hi! I've been a professional dermatologist for decades and helped hundreds of thousands of patients. I'm constantly studying new ingredients and products, and I can assure you that Vicks Vapo-Rub is not a good choice for skin care. I'm glad it helped you out - it makes sense that it treated your eye bags. The Vicks can trigger reactions on your eyelids that reduces swelling and bags - sure - but it also releases uncomfortable fumes into your eyes and can dry your skin. Sorry you disagree.

Using tretinoin, with his skin type, helped exfoliate dull skin, so now we can see his skin glow <3

Itching is a feedback loop - if you scratch, your body releases a response to increase itching. Regretfully, the best way to calm itching is to not scratch. I also recommend running water over itchy spots if you're really suffering :)

For what?

Really? We thought this was creative, and a good way to help people remember the three key steps to a successful skin care routine. Can you tell us what you didn't like about it?

Reach out on our subreddit <3 r/skintypesolutions

Not a dermatologist, I hope <3

What a thoughtful comment! I am so glad you enjoyed this video - it could be said that we made it just for you, and people like you <3

Thanks for your comment! We are very happy with our editor, but I appreciate your inquiry :)

I'm so glad our video helped you understand your skin a little better <3

We were going for cringe on this one :) Gotta evoke emotions of any kind, you know? Check out some of our other shorts, they might be more your style

The best way to ask Dr. Baumann a question personally is actually on our brand new subreddit! r/skintypesolutions I hope to see you there! :)

Check out our blogs at skintypesolutions.com! We have tons of blogs on hyperpigmentation :) also, check out the related short

Thank you <3

Please tell us what your skin type is and what you think it improved about your skin You can come discuss on Reddit at r/skintypesolutions

I just want to help you have heathier skin.

​@@SkinTypeSolutionsLiar 🧐😭 It works for wrinkles been using on my face for 43 years. 🤯

No, it doesn't work for skin care. :) I'm happy to hear your skin is healthy anyways :)

My aesthetician has told me to stick to one brand before... They were wrong :)

@@robertbaumann9085 how long ago? Did you have a specific skin concern?

You have not heard a brand say that their products work better when used together? I've heard it a million times. Maybe you are listening to influencers while I am hearing the brand's scientists.

You should take the quiz on their website - they make special considerations for psoriasis if you mark that you have it :)

It may not be psoriasis Look up seborrheic dermatitis.

Link in the description :)

take the 16 skin typoe quiz or come ask us on Reddit r/skintypesolutions

Not sure what you mean? It opens and works just fine for me.

Thank you! I hope you've noticed a difference in your skin care after learning your skin type :)

Please check back in 6 months and tell us how you look.

It's like the rolls royce of sunscreens. Doesn't clump at all, super strong SPF, etc. That said, it definitely is more expensive than a lot of other sunscreens.

@@robertbaumann9085 sure wish I could :)

NO worries EltaMD and Derm Made has affordable options

Thank you for your comment!

Cool! - Make sure it's right for your Baumann Skin Type <3