Body Moisturizing like a Dermatologist | Dry Skin Tips

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Disclaimer: This video is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided in this video is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a physician regarding any health-related diagnosis or treatment.

[@nycgal26]

Been moisturizing within 3 minutes after showering since I was 12 years old, and changing to thicker moisturizers in colder months since I was 16. Along with drinking mostly water and using sunscreen since I was in my teens, my habits are paying off. In my 40’s now but have been told I have the skin of someone in her 20’s.

[@jiophone2412]

What is your go-to body lotion for summers and winters?

[@ryeofoatmeal]

wow that was like in the 80s right? how did you have such exposure on skincare. although it's a small habits but does people back then have such awareness on skin health? even nowadays I only see it hype since pandemic. so it's good at least

[@LoveABun]

Melissa, I would like to know what moisturizers and sunscreen you use, please!

[@lism2164]

@@LoveABun same!

[@LoveABun]

@@jiophone2412 Wish she would answer us!

[@violet4481]

This was so chaotic, the intro skit, the puns, the petrolaytum, the bloopers, loved it all... and will definitely use the greasy pan analogy to convince people to stop taking scalding hot showers.. thanks Docs..

[@duhsunnyday8590]

5:25

[@purbajim]

I like to watch two doctors talking about skin care .. never in any dr appointments we get more than 5 to 15 min with a provider .. thank you so much for everything you guys do ❤

[@shanira99]

That intro cracked me up 😂

[@isagoldfield7393]

😂😂Lol 😂😂

[@moonstar7374]

Agreed 🤭

[@bbkix]

The outro really got me 🤣

[@mindyturk1426]

youre SO handsome!😂❤

[@Aquariusfairy16]

Pun intended?

[@maxmustermann4772]

These guys are so right - moisturize right after the sower and slap on some vaseline over night. Another tip for people with hand eczema/neurodermatitis: use the hydrating facial cleanser as liquid soap - changed my life. Sometimes I don't even need a moisturizer after washing my hands.

[@sleekmodernchic]

Great tip, thanks!

[@21972012145525]

You don’t need antibacterial soap to wash your hands on a daily basis

[@emilylee9894]

@@bin4518 we don't need antibacterial soap. In Dentistry and Medicine they are no longer mandated because they cause breakdown of the skin barrier, leading to open wounds in the epidermis. This can lead to infections, eczema, etc.. One is not allowed to work in these fields with open sores and wounds. Also, the overuse of these antibacterial products have led to more mutation in the targeted organisms, making them stronger. Instead wash for at least 30 seconds then rinse with warm to hot water.

[@jor3166]

I always thought handsoaps were more gentle than facial cleansers since we use them more often throughout the day

[@maxmustermann4772]

Guys, I use the green Cera Ve cleanser. It's super gentle and gives your skin ceramides and HA. If you wash with warm - NOT HOT - water for a few minutes then you don't have to worry about bacteria.

[@malloryscrain]

The skit was a 10/10 for sure! 😂 Love your videos! Please do one on skincare during pregnancy. 🥰

[@SugarCree]

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[@lisa__rcs]

I didn’t have much of a skincare routine before I started watching y’all. I watched other creators recommend skincare products but the products you recommend are my favorites, and my skin is so much healthier now! Thanks for creating this great content.

[@LoveABun]

What products do you love?

[@marihannah6702]

I use that CeraVe Moisturizing Cream all over my body, sometimes mixing it with different oils. It's a great price for a large jar too!

[@cindycox218]

I use oils too. Plus my eczema cream triacimalone.

[@tammythompson1927]

You two introduced me to CeraVe fairly recently. These products do well for me and are a lot less expensive than what I was using so thank you. Much wider range of product to choose from as well. Really able to target my specific issues. Your content here is awesome and you're both adorable. I'm a happy fan.

[@___Alina___24]

Yes the sa cleanser has been a game changing for making the nose have less blackheads and whiteheads

[@NatalieG427]

I think as far as using the lotion or cream, you can actually layer them also. Use the lotion first, give it a minute to absorb & then apply the cream on top of that. Especially in Winter or dryer climates.😉

[@Iuffycs]

thank you 😊

[@msk-qp6fn]

For sure i have layered cerave cream and la roche posay lipikar balm in thr past 😂

[@minicoop54]

LOVE THIS, guys....thank you. My skin is dry all year but so much worse during the winter. I have to "slug" constantly.

[@KellyfromMemphis]

Same here

[@Aaee467]

I get bumpy skin because of this. Do you have the same problem?

[@darina987]

Hi, love your videos! The correct mesurement of humidity in the environment is Relative Humidity (HR) wich is a measure of how much water vapor is in a water-air mixture compared to the maximum amount possible, not Degrees Farenheit.

[@21972012145525]

So what is the optimal range for skin health? I’m super dry and have a hygrometer but also scared to death if mold (I’m allergic)

[@judywelday7557]

Love you guys! Your videos are so informative. I have been a Cerave user for decades and use it not only for body but use the eye cream, facial moisturizers and facial wash. Thanks for showcasing Cerave!

[@samanthab1923]

I got some from my dermo too 😀

[@teeh917]

I'm the same way. I use a lot of CeraVe facial products as well. I had alligator skin in the Winter until I started using the CeraVe products.

[@angelag669]

I am literally putting cream on my body as I watch your video. I do it every night especially after a shower. I also use the CeraVe cream on my face and I don't even want to know what my feet would be like without it. I am so glad I found this channel. Ya'll are fun!

[@M0n1cki]

perfect video I have to show my 10 year old. She is freaking out about dry patches under her eyes and she is eczema prone and winter months don't help! I tell her all the time --- "drink water and moisturize your whole body! Not just when you feel itchy and dry! Moisturize everyday girl!"

[@adriennegrant1411]

I was using Vaseline as under eye cream as a 9 year old bc the folds under my eyes would actually crack open in the winter. Been fighting eczema since I was a kid....I feel your daughter's pain. At least there are really great products and information that is readily available now for her to use!

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

Get her a moisturizer she can rub on right after the shower, the moisture locks in and helps the lotion spread smoother, I have dry skin patches and doing that alone saves most of my headaches

[@ranaeburgess6982]

I’ve used CeraVe since 2020. My skin has thanked me, no more seasonal itching.

[@jeccym8715]

Still using it?

[@MatMat-qi2rd]

Cerave cream (not the lotion) goes on my face and body. Around the eye area and on the lips it works wonderfully. I love the way it leaves the skin - softer and nourished - and the fact that it isn't heavy and gets easily aborbed. A little goes a long way.

[@msk-qp6fn]

Same the cerave lotion is too light for me to the point it works like a serum for me the cream is my go to

[@euliskay]

You guys are so great! I'm finally feeling like I can make some real decisions about skincare instead of just blindly trying products. Also, loved the skit!

[@bellesouth3052]

Thank you for discussing dry itchy skin. I'm now using Cer've and I love my skin again!

[@ShutUpMeg81]

Love both the cream and the daily lotion. They’ve become a staple. Not sure why it took me to my late 30s to get onboard with skin care but better later than never

[@gabrielleruhter1571]

I hope doctorly makes a video soon about skin piercings and how those would impact of change a skincare regimen! Love you guys ❤

[@andydrew3320]

Cerave is incredible. This is how I know the sponsored segments are chosen carefully. Anything sponsored in your vid’s I’ve used and they’ve been incredible so far. Cerave is top notch!

[@gagecole8949]

You guys need to do more intros like this! Also love the new background

[@shirravanzwieten2315]

Your videos are some of my favorites - great humor, important subject (skin topics and issues) and down to earth advice. Thank you!

[@stevecochrane4775]

Love you guys, You crack me up AND have been invaluable in teaching about skin care regime. I'm a 68 yo male and haven't been so diligent in the past about skin care but you guys make it seem easy. Big Cerave fan here and Versed for my arms with senile purpura. I'm following it all with sunscreen, even on a rainy day. Keep it up and keep us laughing and learning. Thank you,

[@lilarose9348]

I use the Cerave lotion on my face. I’ve had difficulty finding a face lotion that doesn’t either break me out or make my skin look dehydrated. This one is a winner for me. I know we aren’t supposed to use body lotion on the face but it works for me. Not sure why🤷🏻‍♀️. Cerave psoriasis cream has helped my KP much better than the bumpy version. Again, no idea why but the samples have helped me test products out.

[@lilarose9348]

@Naiki Neshae You’re right! I looked at the bottle, it says body and face huh who knew lol. It’s a big bottle too which is awesome. Facial products are usually much smaller. Thank you, I wouldn’t have known.

[@pamxer3458]

Yes, you can use it on your face and body. I think using all types of moisterizing products on damp skin is a real game changer.

[@lisab.3091]

You can buy the CeraVe Healing Ointment in very small tubes .35 ounce. It's the only thing that I've found for my chapped lips that is emollient and doesn't have Castor Seed Oil (ricinus communis). Thanks to another one of your videos I learned that my lips are reactive to this ingredient and it it SO COMMION in lip care and lip color products. I was in fact being treated with prescription steroid ointment for my constantly peeling lips when I went cold turkey on all of my lip care products and tried CeraVe Healing Ointment instead. Within 48 hours the peeling stopped and I've never looked back.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

I literally just pulled out my small humidifier bc another dermatologist on KZbin recommended it, but then I found this channel and I’m never leaving! Great info. Tysm. ❤❤❤❤☕️hot teas

[@nicholajayne]

Thank you so much for all this… I just found your channel a couple days ago and can’t believe how much I have learned and I so appreciate the fact you recommend affordable products…. Thanks again :)

[@TheBohemianStyle]

I’ve been using CeraVe cream throughout the year on my face and body. I decided for a change because the niocinamide was burning my skin. After I shower in the morning, immediately I apply Necessaire body serum (HA), then Vanicream or La Roche-Posay lipikar Baume AP+M on my face and body. At night, just Necessaire body serum and Versed retinol body cream and sometimes I add LRP retinol mixed in for a bit extra. I also had water softener installed in my bathroom and recently, I got a humidifier. I agree that as you age, your skin does get a lot dryer. Great video!💋

[@21972012145525]

The cerave moisturizing cream doesn’t have niacinimide

[@GilmerFamily]

We really need a video on eczema. I’ve recently developed eczema spots on my face.

[@vc1079]

me too! I feel like I have to throw out all my actives now!

[@lilarose9348]

Trying an elimination diet may help. Wheat tends to be a trigger for some people.

[@8BLOO8]

You can rip hot showers out of my cold dead hands (but I do use cooler water on my hair and face and turn off the water when I’m shaving / scrubbing so at least it’s minimized) also taking oat baths has really helped me!

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[@polarbear5420]

Love the skit, love your bloopers and love the informative videos !

[@jonidecarteret8096]

I am so glad I found you guys. I really like your knowledge on your topics & why, how, what is happening with your skin, all delivered with humor & empathy. Your chemistry, banter, the ability to laugh at yourself (& each other) is why I keep watching your videos. Thank you!!

[@pauledwards9047]

Love you guys, but you're always best when you're together! I have learned so much from all your videos. Please keep up the good work. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@jenniferquinn1168]

LOVE the skit! You guys always bring a smile to my well moisturized face🎉. So I am a 60 year old woman and I suspect that a lot of your viewers/fans are in my demographic. I really appreciate it when you talk about aging skin and anti aging products and routines. Keep on keeping on …… you both are wonderful❤

[@peterwinstonaldredge6927]

A friend of mine turned me on to Cera Ve and it really does help my dry skin. I wasn't aware of all of the product line until I watched this video. I suffer from dry itchy skin so am looking forward to purchasing some specific products to address that. Thank you and Cera Ve for this video! And, you both have great skin.

[@sandrafilley1883]

Love the content you provide separately but you two are awesome together!! Thank you!

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[@22304abc]

Until I understood that dry skin comes with age, the skin on my lower legs would actually hurt. I started using CeraVe moisturizing cream, and it moisturized for long periods and provided relief. Thanks for the video on this topic.

[@FlowMoon__3]

The intro was very fun and hilarious 😂 do more !

[@vikkki]

My dermatologist actually recommended the CeraVe moisturizing facial cleanser as my hand wash because my hands are sooo dry. I've been using that for the past 15 years now. And also, the bloopers at the end lol

[@gailwilson8727]

Great info. I would like to add that I was plagued with itchy, very irritated skin on different areas of my body. No topical treatment really helped that much. I also saw my doctor about this. This madness had been going on for months. On my own, I stopped eating gluten. It took about 3 weeks to show improvement. My sibling has been gluten intolerant for years; I only developed this later in life. Her symptoms showed up as digestive issues. This might be something to consider when looking for causes of skin problems.

[@rosshniiaftab2327]

This was so much needed video as winter is coming.. I have dry skin since my childhood.. though it became better by time.. I use glycerin and emollient based products.. 😊

[@tquirkyt7118]

I keep my body moisturizer and face serum (my 1st layer) in the shower so I can apply after toweling off, but before I open the shower door. This has really changed my winter skin dryness….Oh, and humidifiers‼️ I have a large one in our open plan living area, smaller ones in my office (1/3 of my day), and next to the bed in our bedroom (1/3 of my day) 😊

[@alycetaylor4615]

I had just started using the Cerave skin ointment and am loving it for my hands! ❤️

[@rebekahmcdermott5504]

I wish people would do non sponsored videos when talking about what products work best because otherwise it just feels biased. Cerave doesn’t personally help me and actually gives me a burning sensation when I apply it to my dry skin.

[@colleenmayes1537]

This was so timely! I was just saying to my hubs yesterday that I was going to try a body oil bc my skin is suddenly so dry and itchy.

[@angieadler3709]

I love when the two of you are together in an video! SO much fun and learning going on. Love you guys!

[@christineyork2023]

Loved your skit - you guys are crazy! Please do those all the time😁

[@DeathtotheAshes]

The soak and smear method is similar to the moisturize and seal on textured hair to help prevent water loss and increase pliability and delay/prevent moisture loss.

[@hollyw9566]

I like CeraVe, but I'm a huge fan of Aveeno and Jergens, too. I don't have trouble with fragrance, thankfully, so some of the scented Jergens body butters are just marvelous for me.

[@mariyalitvinova4630]

As soon as I start to follow your recommendations - my skin become much better! Thank you so much! ☀️

[@typewriterr123456789]

Hello, for anyone with keratosis pilaris I highly recommend Amlactin. It's harder to find, but has worked better for me than the Cerave Rough & Bumpy SA products.

[@rubyallan9385]

What products from them do u recommend ?

[@typewriterr123456789]

I’ve used the regular and the rapid relief, i think I prefer the rapid relief. Lactic acid feels really gentle on my skin, and the higher percentage in rapid relief worked faster without any negatives

[@VitaminJay12]

I started using CeraVe after watching your videos, so it's a good thing they're sponsoring you now!

[@Jen195152]

The skit was awesome!! You guys rock!!

[@sellsformoola]

I sincerely loved the intro. Just in time for the colder months. Thanks

[@tempestian]

I shower in like a step above tepid water. What helped me get there, was a space heater. I found I was using hotter water because I was cold. Now I warm the bathroom with the space heater for ten minutes. I also turn the water on for too hot for 30-60 seconds to get a steam started. Now I can shower in much cooler water comfortably and my skin thanks me for it. I also keep my body lotion in the shower. I pat the larger drops of water away with my towel and then put on my lotion while my skin is still super damp. The light steam in the shower helps too because it keeps moisture around my poor eczema strikes skin so I have time to moisturize before my skin can start drying out.

[@jerrysacct]

These guys are so good. They bring great information in an entertaining and informative manner. Thank you both!

[@MirandaNieves-gx8ek]

Yeees 😂 the bro-ey energy is what I imagined you two are like in real life. But never skimping on the facts, love it. More please.

[@gime1945]

The cream has been a holy grail since finding it. Anytime I wear it, my skin just feels way better.

[@albatraozgirl]

I think dry feet is the biggest problem I have. You guys didn't get much into that. For anyone this might help, I've found that the O'Keefe Exfoliating Foot Cream is the only thing that ever softened my feet. I'm curious now if the Cerave products would work too. I'll have to try it out.

[@BuffyNoir140]

Gonna have to try the Okeefe for the feet.

[@albatraozgirl]

@@BuffyNoir140 It works! Softest my feet have ever been. The "Exfoliating" seems to work the best.

[@laurenceapitz1678]

also you need a cream with a very hight percentage of urea on your feet

[@dd-dd2co]

Just got it and can't find any expiry date, don't think I'm gonna use it.

[@Unknown16537]

Before bed, wrap your feet up and use coconut oil on them and then make sure you exfoliate the next day.

[@karenkay8928]

I have been using CeraVe products for years. When my son was in high school he worked for a Dermatologist, and brought me many samples to try. Last year I found a product that works great for my Diabetic husband's skin. It is the CeraVe Diabetics' Dry Skin Relief Moisturizing Cream. You know how the drying heat can dry your shins to the point you want to scratch them raw?? OK maybe you don't. This cream is thick but blends well and takes away the dryness and itch! Love it. I love watching you two too!!! ❤️

[@yourmajesty3569]

Creeping up on my 50th birthday in February, I've had a lifelong battle with oily skin. Dermatology and skincare has come A LONG WAY in that time and I've done my part to stop sunbathing (at 29)(yes, I know, but my teens were spent in the 80s when you laid out in the sun FOR 8 HOURS on a Saturday), stopped smoking, moisturized, exfoliated (physical before we learned about chemical), and now use retinol. Perhaps my naturally oily skin has helped keep some of the ageing process at bay, but that combined with some basic routine has SERVED ME WELL. I get estimated in my early to mid 30s often. That being said, your channel has brought an INCREDIBLE insight to the knowledge I have about my current routine, and why things I've been doing have assisted me in the last few decades. Thanks soooo much!!!!

[@thecaratee4810]

I also have such bad oily skin, good to know it has some benefits! Is there any product recommendations you have?

[@JJ-ur9yp]

Oily skin will be your friend!

[@jtg3765]

At a diabetes clinic, a doctor recently recommended Aquaphor for me, as I've had chronic and extremely dry feet for years and still do at age 58 yo, which the doctor said was not the norm as in my extreme case. In addition, I can't get a good sleep when my dry feet rub against the sheets - I need some moisturizer as a soothing agent. With Aquaphor, I was amazed at the transformation in a short time, where many other creams (Vaseline, Eucerin, Lubriderm, etc.) have never made a difference for me. The dryness and callouses on my feet started to break and flake off, with nice soft skin underneath. So amazing!

[@ingrid2543]

You guys are so funny. I love the cera ve ointment and when I worked in dermatology I used those little tubs for my cuticles since as a nurse I did a lot of hand washing. The samples are awesome, we had those too.

[@judys1340]

Make sure there are no parabens, i know some of CerVe products have them. Since I have given up sugar and eating whole foods I have found that my skin and hair are so much better. You know the old saying...you are what you eat. When I feel i want lotion i use home make tallow balm, cant get cleaner or healthier than that. Look at the list of ingredients that your body is absorbing when you choose. That's just my preference.

[@AndrayaParenteau]

Could you do a video on good body washes for dry skin/eczema prone skin? I haven’t found a soap I like and it is hard to find a “gentle” or “moisturizing” body wash that is also fragrance free. I love your videos! They are so helpful!

[@denisevogel1197]

There’s another dermatologist on KZbin that I’ve watched for longer, but your banter is way more entertaining and you dissemination of facts is easier to understand for us pedestrians. You SLAY!!! 😅

[@faridarahman2659]

hahahaha love the skit- you guys have great personality and chemistry and sometimes that doesn't always come through on just the information presenting videos!

[@MMA_Doc]

Love the chemistry between you two

[@connie6410]

I love this video! Thanks for always keeping things fresh. Cerave healing ointment and moisturizing cream are two of my HG products

[@floravb]

I look forward to your videos all the time! Funny, great chemistry but most importantly- great information!

[@dear_totheheart]

we're here for the education...and the fanservice, giving the people what they need~

[@geraldinedebillot3071]

I have combo to oily skin and have been loving the Cerave SA cleanser and moisturizer. Even though I am in my forties, I still have "young skin". The product states its for dry skin but it works wonders for me, especially during the colder months. This is the first time I am using a moisturizer regularly. The product is also affordable. Thank you Cerave.

[@tiredduck5380]

I've recently just got the cerave sa moisturiser and when I checked the ingredients it also has 10% urea which is great for strawberry skin as well ❤️ I've purchased the vaseline cocoa radiance oil as well to occlude it over top ❤️

[@jaej34]

This is perfect timing. I needed this! Thank you for all you do Dr. Shah & Dr. Maxfield!

[@m.e.5]

The skit lol! TYSM for this episode on body care 🙏🏼

[@mayram4598]

Can you do a video on plaque psoriasis. On what it is and what non prescription products to use. And other skin care not to use. Since it’s related to itchy skin.

[@darlynegorgeous]

Love your videos! Very informative and entertaining, enjoyed the intro! From someone who has battled eczema for most of her life I completely can attest to the NO hot showers and moisturizing within minutes after showering, really makes a difference.

[@belleyee9829]

Hey doctorly! Can you make a video about how to repair damaged & dehydrated skin and how to maintain it during the winter months? Love your videos!! ❤

[@ciao2315]

Yes would love a video on dehydrated skin. I drink a lot of water and still…

[@iss8504]

Patients routinely took supplies from my dad's medical office. Weird stuff too, like pins whose only function is to poke a body part and test for neuropathy. The end bloopers were quite real scenarios.

[@21972012145525]

I look at the eye drs (artificial tears)

[@prettyblackbird5706]

Love your videos 😩 I’ve become obsessed with skincare since I’ve started watching your videos 🫣 Can you guys please consider making a video about blocked pores specifically on the breast area. Nothing drastic, just dark blocked pores around the breast 😩

[@illustratin]

I love Cerave Moisturing Cream. Really helps my skin. On a side note, your intro skit was hilarious 😂

[@msk-qp6fn]

Lol WHAT ARE THOOOOSE

[@amandadietemann5180]

Y'all are a godsend. I loved your skit at the beginning and y'all make the kind of overwhelming skincare world so much easier to navigate! I live in Colorado and have already super dry and sensitive skin so knowing exactly what products to get to help combat the winter scaliness is super helpful, thank you guys!

[@karenweiman8036]

Your info about dry skin on my lips was great! I am using Vaseline lip balm and it has worked! Thank you!

[@tgawron2233]

Thank you doctors you two are great! I have been dealing with dry itchy skin on my lower legs. Cerave is a great moistureizer that I hae been using on my face for years. Just recently I've been using the CeraVe cream on my legs and it works great.

[@chonkerdoggo7132]

i cant unsee Dr. Shah in the Colosseum bit. Now everytime I use my moisturising cream this picture comes to mind

[@SkyClears]

I’ve tried Cerave lotion before and it broke me out real bad. I use Klairs, it’s a Korean skincare brand and I LOVE it. Works great on my combination skin.

[@msk-qp6fn]

Everyone is different you do you 👍

[@SkyClears]

@@msk-qp6fn Uhhh, thanks? hah.

[@AMN320]

Loved the skit 💕 And the information! More bloopers please. Aslo how do you find time to do these videos?!

[@jenniepollard3437]

Y'all are hysterical. Love the intro. Also love CeraVe cream. I've been using it for years ❤️

[@slc1161]

Cerave, Neutrogena, Cetaphil, Laroche-Posey. I live by them. Mechanical sunscreen. I burn just looking at the sun so I’ve been using sunscreen for decades. Glad to know my treatments are now prescribed.

[@Monique.Flores]

I would love to hear about hidradenitis suppurativa and preventive treatments

[@mnop1774]

Loved all of it! I'm a longtime Cerave fan. I absolutely notice a dramatic change once cold weather hits the midwest and I try to moisturize either in the shower or within minutes but it's tricky because it's cold! I just want to wrap myself in a robe immediately and I also hate the feeling of leaving a residue over everything I come into contact with so it's a delicate balance:)!

[@sarajanehaven]

What has worked for me for the past few years is The Ordinary’s hyaluronic acid followed immediately with Cerave body lotion.

[@haganmonet4810]

good tip!!! ima try the good molecules hyaluronic acid toner with the cerave moisturizing cream right after!!!

[@chloeruiz6543]

I literally was looking this morning (6 am in cali) for dry skin routines from you guys and was kinda sad not to find any. (I might be stupid and just can't find them) and omg you post one later the SAME day! I'm so shook

[@droneflyer5065]

Love the skit! Have question: I had thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer last month and have scar at incision point. What is best product to use to mitigate scar? Will protect from sun and am using scar ointment and vitamin E intermittently…is there better process? And yes, you two are both handsome! Love the laughs.

[@lindy404]

Yes, you are doing things right. I’ve had a thyroidectomy and used a scar gel for several months. Also, keep up with the sunscreen. Use these 2 things for as long as you want. They say a scar takes up to a year to heal.

[@BelleChanson0717]

I have two VERY large surgical scars on my leg (one is a foot long and one is about six inches long) and sun protection and a heavy moisturizer are the way to go. The big one is almost 18 years old and has faded to white. The smaller one is a year old and is almost invisible (well, as much as it can be).

[@allyoucanhorror262]

I’ve been using the Cerave SA Cream for Rough and Bumpy skin on my face and it has done wonders!! My face is smooth, clear and feels plum-pier and youthful. Definitely recommend it. 💯

[@allyoucanhorror262]

@@Haryanvigirlishu I would say normal to dry.

[@katrinpolit3674]

I like the humor in this video😄 I think that constant using of even the simpliest body moisturiser will give a much better effect than accidental use when you already fill that you are DRY as paper. Love CeraVe. I always use it when we have winter in Israel, since it feels for me like a very dry season. And thanks, now I'll know that it's better to set room moisturiser on 50-60%. (I barely got to 50 from 26!!!)

[@jasmineyeager3976]

99% of my skin care routine right now is CeraVe because it's effective and relatively affordable. I've used the moisturizing cream for years!

[@lisaw7633]

Thanks for the informative video. Going to be hard switching to cooler showers 😵‍💫

[@leelu05nj46]

I was thinking of same thing living in a 4 season state.