Dermatologist's Healthy Haircare Upgrades for 2025 | Dr. Sam Ellis

[@rebeccamueller8790]

I want to add this as a former stylist: RINSE YOUR DANG HAIR BETTER. 😂 So many of my clients weren't doing a great job with their shampooing routine. Make sure your hair is fully saturated before applying shampoo. Rinse well, shampoo again. As you rinse, use your fingers to part your hair and massage your scalp. When you lean your head back, the water really only rinses the top of your hair effectively, which is why you need to part your hair to assure you are rinsing your scalp. If you're not rinsing well, you're leaving shampoo, product buildup, whatever in your hair. It only takes a few seconds more and doesn't cost anything. It will make all your products perform better, because your hair will actually be clean!!

[@DrSamEllis]

Yes! I agree, this is a HUGE game changer for hair health.

[@erinbyrd5181]

I saw somewhere to flip my head over when washing a few years ago, and love that it is mentioned here in the video. I part my hair down the middle then lean my head forward and make more parts, then attack with my shampoo. I rinse the same way- head down and many parts. My scalp and roots are easier to reach and get clean and rinsed. I’ve had so much more volume at the roots and my scalp just feels so much better.

[@rebeccamueller8790]

@@erinbyrd5181 yep that's a great practice and I do it too.

[@NatalieG427]

I wash my hair at my kitchen sink because I don’t shower, I like baths. After I apply my shampoo & foam it up, I use a scalp brush to gently scrub my scalp. I have shorter hair & that works for me. I also NEVER use a hairbrush as that can break the hair. I only use a comb. Stylists always say how healthy my hair Is.❤

[@tessriegs]

Switching to silk scrunchies and varying my hairstyles really helped to reduce friction on my hair and reduced friction from wearing the same style day in and day out

[@fauxtaux]

Somehow I misread the title and saw “Best Back Hair Ever!” Well. Now I can dive in and enjoy. What a relief!

[@DrSamEllis]

@@fauxtaux 😂😂😂

[@priscillareads]

😂😂😂

[@kristis4571]

Yes to Abby Yung, yes to OGX coconut oil, and YES to Living Proof bonder.

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

Do you use that as a pre wash like she advises? I guess I’m worried there’s so much dimethicone in it and it would get lank and thin looking on fine hair. ?

[@pollyfry1718]

A simple thing that has made a difference for my fine hair is adding a leave-in conditioner after shower. I do this before any style products.

[@suzannesteele1275]

Yes! I do the same a few days a week. Helps with tangles, shinier har. :-)

[@kimotten2029]

Happy new year Dr Ellis I would love it if you could do a KZbin video and post menopausal for women and acne and skin please!!!😉

[@maddiew1978]

Immediately, I thought of Abbey Yung. Two of the only channels I will still watch on YT!

[@DrSamEllis]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🫶🏼

[@holly939]

I have very fine, thin hair and Epres works the best for me. Their shampoo and conditioner are great too. I don't color or heat style my hair, but it's very long and tangles easily and the Epres line is the only one that stops that from happening. It's also very light weight and the conditioner can double as a leave-in.

[@tetianaplut03]

Thank you for all your advices, I will try may be double cleansing. But I think, what is very important it’s your diet and good food.

[@karencrocker816]

Thank you! This was very helpful! I will start combing by wet hair from the bottom upwards starting tomorrow! Yay!

[@marthaj67]

If you can't afford to purchase a red light cap/helmet (who has an extra almost USD$2000 to spend on your hair these days???), and you already have a red light face mask, try putting your mask on your head. I do it everyday and, so far, it seems to be working! 😊

[@caseyportman]

I've always wondered if this works! I have the Omnilux face mask, but I've started putting it on my head a couple times per week. Too soon to tell if it's working (and I definitely look goofy, lol!)...but to your point: I already own it and I do not have any extra for a helmet, so it's way cheaper!

[@Loufi303]

I do the same. Neck deck on hands and belly, too. 😊

[@saskia....]

I love this idea instead of spending so much $$$ for an additional gadget. I have a panel and use it on everything. I can't get it as close on my scalp as with a helmet or the mask though.

[@vickerles]

Never thought about doing that! Thanks!

[@dianatrif7085]

Does it work the other way around? lol. I already have a red light cap for the hair, can I use it on my face if I put some patches to protect may eyes? :))

[@74griffo]

Apparently conditioner can be used after K18 as long as several minutes is left between the two to allow the K18 to absorb. This was verified by the makers.

[@DrSamEllis]

Yes it can! Great for those who are really prone to tangles!

[@airi75089]

This is why I love you so much. Always top quality content informing us of what we actually need and WHY we need it! Was hoping you would do one for hair too, so I was so excited to see you posted this lol. 😭💕 I have been using bond treatments recently and the difference is HUGE, especially as someone with kinky hair with breakage. I am so shocked I have never heard of Epres though! It looks so interesting and super convenient! Definitely will be trying that one out! Thanks so so much!

[@skinschoolincolorado]

I have the Mason Pearson travel size brush, which is a perfect size for me. Still somewhat of an investment at $150 but I've had it for at least a decade now. It is the best brush I've ever used. I also use the Hairmax Laserband 82...I believe it is working well for hair growth. I have fine hair (but a lot of fine hair) so I don't really like hair oils (and my hair is short right now so it wouldn't serve a great purpose for me). I don't find that the collagen, biotin or collagen powders do much for me.

[@kavithakasturi4898]

I love oiling my hair, but when I do I feel like it makes more hair fall out that day:( I still do it because I hear it's good for overall health of hair. Thanks for another great video!

[@FaceItGrace]

Would love more drugstore haircare recommendations! I do love the OGX oil and have been using Head and Shoulders shampoo lately.

[@DrSamEllis]

Noted!

[@AP12360]

Pantene Volume shampoo and conditioner are amazing! They clean my hair really well and leave it soft. I love it!

[@eliflisatuzer]

I love Aveeno acv line

[@suzannesteele1275]

Yes! Head and Shoulders is a holy trail for me. Cleans my scalp really well and I feel it colonized my hair also. Follow up with hair masks a few times a week and daily conditioning. :-)

[@db-gb5xi]

Some swaps I've seen for pricey hair products are: kerastase elixir ultime hydrating hair oil - garnier fructis sleek and shine moroccan sleek smoothing oil; olaplex #3 - elizavecca cer 100 collagen coating hair protein treatment; redken acidic bonding concentrate leave-in treatment - l'oreal everpure bond repair concentrate; morrocanoil treatment - ogx renewing + argan oil of morocco penetrating hair oil treatment. For hair brushes, gimme beauty has brushes for different hair thicknesses.

[@KTFRabbit]

I am post-menopause and my hair still luckily looks thick and healthy. I've started using Monxidil and Nutrafol to be proactive. I am also looking into a red LED product.

[@cheeto438]

I have fine thinning hair and I use a detox scalp serum from vegamour. It’s amazing! non dying but it has made a huge difference…I feel like my scalp is less oily throughout the week when I use it!😊

[@LoungeLady]

Even though I have fine thin bleached hair, any “bond” or “protein” or “citric acid” just makes my hair so brittle- even when used infrequently. I need some options when bond repair just doesn’t play well with hair. I’ve been searching for who the “Abbey Yung but no protein” guru is. TY for your content!

[@karayoungs241]

I love using a pre-wash oil treatment. The smell of coconut gives me a headache, so I use the ROZ Willow Glen Treatment Oil. It smells so good and has such a luxurious feel, making my hair much softer and shinier.

[@crimsondarnell7288]

I double up as well! The K18 in the shower and the Living Proof Bond Builder after. Both are wonderful.

[@sonjaforrester9255]

Do you rinse out the K18 in th shower?

[@crimsondarnell7288]

@sonjaforrester9255 I do! I just make sure to wait the 4 minutes, then I rinse and condition like normal.

[@stephsmundo]

Thanks Dr. Sam for another great video! As I’m a Budgetista, I’ve been using the Dove Bond Strength shampoo and the Bond Strength Mask. Not crazy about the scent, but love the results. I also like Elizavecca Cer-100 which you can get on-line. My dupe for the pricey MP hair brush is either the ION (from Sally) or the Denman which I have in a smaller size. 2025 Hair Goals!

[@nikollbenford1199]

I have yet to find a hair oil better than Oribe Gold Lust. It's GOATED. Now it is pricey, but in my opinion, so worth it. I'm curious to try Virtue's hair oil now.

[@laura10777]

Yes to double cleansing! That has been my game-changer.

[@DrSamEllis]

Yasss 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@verticegirferd5069]

A rx of very low dose oral minoxidil has helped my hair growth tremendously. Surprised you didn’t mention it. (Topical minoxidil is messy and I just hated it)

[@Kylie-k7d]

Hello, would you consider posting a video about changes associated with long term prednisone use? I have noticed many changes in my skin and hair. I am a physician and knew about some of the side effects, but was not aware of the multiple possible dermatological side effects.

[@gailjohnson1205]

That’s a great idea for a video! I’ve been on prednisone over 6 years due to chemo, and will be on it for the rest of my life. Anything that will help hair or skin would be much appreciated! I really appreciated this video also. Thanks!

[@christinemack2153]

So good, many thanks!

[@sayantaniist]

Happy new year ma'am Ty for this most helpful video 😊

[@Scarlet-qg1xi]

K 18 is amazing!

[@momolovessam]

I use a scalp scrubber in the shower and my dermatologist suggested using pumpkin seed oil capsules! Also have been using the Bondi Boost Hair Growth line and I love all the products. They’re quite effective.

[@stormiabbott1]

Do you take the pumpkin seed orally or put it on your hair topically?

[@momolovessam]

@ oral supplements!

[@stormiabbott1]

@@momolovessam awesome. Thank you. I just bought some and about to start taking them as well. Hopefully you're seeing results ☺️

[@Kathy-r6c]

I tried the Oribe products. Love it!

[@rosamoreno4794]

3 months on oral minoxidil and 5 wks on HRT (Estradiol & Progesterone) and no hair changes or improvements yet. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Patiently waiting…..had major shed these 3 months. Hopefully that stops soon. 47 and perimenopausal is a BeeOtch!

[@DrSamEllis]

Ooh give it at least 6 months! Hair changes are sooo slow but worth the wait!

[@guyelswambeekhoeve5882]

3 years on Minoxidil. No changes/ improvement so far😢.

[@ninalord7669]

Hi Dr. Ellis. I have been using Olaplex every wash for many months now and Olaplex bond line was working wonderfully for me. Just recently I have been experiencing a lot of hair loss. And I mean a lot. I just turned 48. I am sort of known for my hair. I have long, waivy, voluminous hair. Now my hair is wiry, dry, and tangles excessively in the shower. I have heard that using Olaplex for a long time every wash can backfire. Is that true, or do you think something else is going on? I really appreciate any help you can provide. Love your channel and your skincare products.

[@gabriela231]

Happy New Year Dr. Ellis. I’ve recently watched a video by a guy who has a salon in Florida. He has that the shampoo from drugstore is not the same quality like say Oribe. So I’ve recently bought Oribe Alchemy which contains hyaluronic acid complex. It cleans in a way I can’t describe compared to stuff from CVS and the conditioner it’s smooth I can brush my hair in the shower. The smell is nice and luxurious, see it how we have one head in our life I think it’s important to use quality products. Yes ok expensive but I love it the clean and experience I get I can’t explain. I will never buy anything from CVS or BJs ever again.

[@DrSamEllis]

I do love Oribe products so much! Worth the investment if you’re noticing that kind of difference!

[@slanden99]

Dry brushing is a luxury for straight hair only. Curly hair needs water to avoid major frizz. I use a wet brush and treat it gently.

[@kimvance6745]

Will you do a whole body skin care video? Please!

[@db-gb5xi]

I believe she already has one.

[@MrA4R8TT]

Happy New Year! Can I wash my hair with your Gleanser? And, will scalp and hair treatments be coming out?

[@DrSamEllis]

Happy new year! I wouldn’t recommend using it as a shampoo - it’s too gentle to remove some of the heavier buildup that can accumulate on hair.

[@caric.7822]

The silicone headband on my CPAP was tangling my hair terribly until I got a silk bonnet.

[@rosej9686]

How do you feel about L'Oreal products?

[@marimaxwell3441]

How often should we brush our hair? Thank you!

[@afroditi5845]

Are growth factors beneficial for hair growth?

[@annettehankins3268]

Great video!! I’m so glad I found your channel

[@stormiabbott1]

Lol love this. Most of the same stuff Abbey Yung uses and suggests.. using things completely turned my hair around

[@Lau.mp4]

Hi Dr. Ellis - could you provide any insight on high frequency wands/brushes for hair growth? I’ve recently been seeing ads/videos about them but haven’t found any content yet from dermatologists confirming that these are effective. In addition, what are your thoughts on whether using special shower heads that filter out minerals are good for hair health?

[@mickimc2883]

I love adding a drop or two of essential oil to my conditioner. It really smooths out my hair, and I have an auto immune thyroid issue which makes my hair frizzy. I started minoxidil 3 months ago, I have finally turned the corner on that, and my hair is staying on my head instead of going down the drain. I also have a laser helmet .... the jury is still out on that one. I think all it does is make my hair grow faster. :O/ Thank you for your videos, I love them!

[@debbieg6921]

I’m surprised nobody is talking about Oshima Tsubaki Camellia Oil. It can be used for scalp, hair, face and body. It’s 100% Camellia oil and feels amazing 🌺

[@db-gb5xi]

I've heard Dr. Jenny Liu talk about the Shiseido tsubaki hair oil.

[@CM-wf5ww]

How many times per week would you need to use Nizoral to be effective for hair loss(mostly) & light dandruff? I know it's relatively harsh and not great for color, but supposed to be effective so I'd love to know. Thanks, great info.

[@DrSamEllis]

I’d use it at least 2x per week! But if that’s an issue for color, minoxidil will certainly move the needle to a greater extent!

[@CM-wf5ww]

@@DrSamEllis Thank you so much for the reply - just started using minox as well - I thought Nizoral would be an added bonus. Appreciate the reply and really helpful videos. thx

[@maguro008]

Hi Dr Ellis. Wonderful content and excellent delivery. I’m thouroughly enjoying your you tubes. I got Cligqnic Jojoba oil for cuticles in your recommendation and love it. Would this be a good choice for prewash oil?

[@tuxedoneko9837]

I have tried the Oribe gold dust line of products and what a waste of money that was. Not at all effective for my thick undyed frizzy hair. So disappointed. What did work? Drug store bond repair. What a game changer. I will also try the double wash.

[@mashaal7782]

I've heard people talk about the theoretical risk of collagen degradation when taking oral minoxidil. Is this at all substantiated in the literature? Love your videos!

[@summersadie3687]

Wonderful video as always Dr. Ellis. Thanks so much for your helpful tips! Am wondering how you incorporate NIZORAL into your hair wash routine - ie, every shampoo, once a month etc.? I do not have dandruff but do have an itchy scalp so am hopeful it might be helpful for that issue. TSM! 🙂

[@DrSamEllis]

Thank you!! 🙏🏼 for an itchy scalp I recommend doing it with every wash until the scalp feels better and then space out from there. At least 2x a week to start though!

[@summersadie3687]

TSM Dr. Ellis! 🙂

[@chantalst-pierre7911]

Hi Dr Sam, just wondering if you have any tips for coarse, strait, white and dry short hair? I already do a double cleanse every 3 days, and a hydrating mask once a month. Anything else I could do to help with the dryness?

[@ClassyPearl-s1q]

Good evening, Dr Ellis. As a med student is there any way I can contact you to get advice on getting into dermatology? Love your videos by the way, God bless you 💕

[@c.a.t.6165]

What’s the best clarifying shampoo that is safe for color treated hair? Is there one that is also safe in pregnancy?

[@db-gb5xi]

K18 and Living Proof have clarifying shampoos. Both brands recommend checking with your doctor first if pregnant.

[@ksjuscha7219]

you look like that one fairy from Barbie Swan Lake✨❤️

[@lindalove9556]

I learned a lot when I thought I already knew how to best take care of my hair. Thank you! Are the boar bristles an absolute when it comes to a good hairbrush? I am willing to invest but I would like a vegan option if there is one.

[@DrSamEllis]

Thank you! The boar bristles are not a “must” but there’s not anything synthetic that perfectly mimicks what they do (at least to my knowledge).

[@jocelyneprovost295]

I have fine hair too and find it difficult to find haircare that do not weigh my hair down. On top of it they are greassy si needs to be washed everyday

[@priscillareads]

I loooove my JVN pre-shampoo scalp oil but yes, Briogeo is amazing too! Do you have any tips to make your hair thicker? Is that even possible?

[@TRPressley]

Hi! Love your content. What would be your view if using Nizoral as the first wash of a double cleanse, and then using a volumizing shampoo for the second wash?

[@DrSamEllis]

@@TRPressley love this! I do that often with my medicated shampoos!

[@Emmiiillyyy]

When it comes to oil my hair absolutely hates coconut oil. I've tried ogx and my very fine straight hair holds on to it like water and it does not rise out. yes I've tried using less and that still doesn't make it better. I understand a lot of people love the use of coconut oil, but it doesn't work for everyone. My hair prefers other oils. The hype around coconut oil is just a drag and I wish more people would give other recommendations😭.

[@DrSamEllis]

@@Emmiiillyyy ooh please share which oils you prefer!

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

I find this. It’s so full of dimethicone that weigh fine hair types down so much.

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

@@DrSamEllislove your work x didn’t Miss Yung say they had a lighter oil in the coconut range. I never see that.

[@sandygottesman3238]

I just use pure jojoba oil. It’s really affordable, smells nice (like cinnamon), detangles all my knots, and washes out well with any shampoo.

[@Emmiiillyyy]

Thw only oil that I've found that works for my hair is frok Fable & Mane both their pre wash and shine oil it doesnt weigh my hair down and its so easy to wash out ​@DrSamEllis

[@CLH2137]

Has anyone used Virtue Lab's Damage Revers Serum as their bond builder? I've been using it for more than 6 months and feel like it's a really good product. But, I do get confused when I see people warning against using Keratin products on the regular. Any insights out there?

[@justme-ll8qs]

I've never colored or permed bu, as I've aged, my hair is more dull. Would the bond builder work for dullness due to age?

[@tracyholden5787]

I have bottom-of-my-butt length hair and periodically struggle with scalp irritation and excessive hair fall. During those times, I have my thyroid checked and it's usually sluggish. So, CHECK YOUR THYROID FUNCTION REGULARLY!

[@helly89]

Agree! And your iron levels when you have your period!

[@F.R.F937]

Please ship Prequel to Europe ❤

[@vickistark9813]

What can you do about fallout ? I’m loosening soo much. I was with Nioxin and then condition. I’m a retired stylist but I loos e alot

[@mauriciosanchezrojas3101]

Hello from Minnesota

[@sassyt1545]

I used K18 when it first came on the market. Hated it. Made my hair like straw.

[@jenniferdavie9988]

Wait 4 minutes then condition as usual - it makes a HUGE difference!

[@SarahKotri]

I did too but followed it up with a leave in conditioner and saw benefits after about 2 weeks

[@barbarar5869]

Is it ok to never brush my hair? I have wavy hair and brushing it makes it poofy even if I have straightened my hair. I only brush it before washing

[@q5130]

Its okay not to brush. I have curly hair and only brush it once every 6 weeks, when I go to the salon. I'd rather pull my own hair than have my stylist do it!

[@jessicagalmarini7070]

Hello Dr. Ellis! What do you think of using glycolic acid on scalp pre shampoo? I've heard it helps with hydration and exfoliation. Is it something everyone should be doing or not so necessary? My scalp is on the oily side and sometimes have dandruff. I have tried Nizoral - I think it is effective for dandruff but I don't like how it leaves my hair...it almost makes it "sticky" - like there's residue left on scalp and feels kind of drying at the same time. I had more like with piroctone olamine products such as Head&Shoulder

[@DrSamEllis]

I like glycolic but for those with oilier scalps, salicylic acid tends to work better! Keralyt 5 is what I recommend to my patients!

[@BLMHBLMH]

My problem with K18 is that I have to have conditioner, my hair is a tangled mess with k18 only.

[@DrSamEllis]

@@BLMHBLMH you can still do conditioner after k18 and rinse as you normally would (just wait the 4 minutes for the k18 to do its thing first)!

[@fairfaxvienna4099]

That OGX coconut oil product was so horrible on my hair. Cheap feeling and cheap smelling. It did nothing to my hair except make it lifeless & dull. The L’anza Healing Oil is a MUCH more elegant formula. I have found that a lot of Abby Young’s recommendations are really cheap options that make my hair feel more damaged. :( Love the K18 & Epres!!! I use them both.

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

Everything she recommends fails to suit me. I think she is so lucky. It’s so full of dimethicone and it weighs my hair down. Even when I had long hair down my back it was too greasy

[@db-gb5xi]

I know the Blowout Professor tends to discourage use of pretty much any drugstore haircare product.

[@fairfaxvienna4099]

@ he’s amazing!!! His advice blows Abby’s out of the water! 🙌

[@robertlouisebaker-hyde1267]

Can I use ketoconazole even if I don’t suffer from dandruff? How many times in a week should I use them? For hair fall issue mainly.

[@db-gb5xi]

If you deal with hair loss, 2-4 times a week depending on hair type (based on some other derms channel recommendations).

[@Sana-np7sy]

Hello Dr, I would like to get Botox for TMJ, can I visit any dermatologist or any special dental specialist should be seen. Kindly reply, if you have time. Thanks..

[@porcupine783]

My hair is a total knot if I skip conditioner in the shower, so putting K18 is the equivalent of ripping it out. Ideas?

[@DrSamEllis]

I’d gently towel dry in the shower then slowly work in the k18 in sections! It feels a bit like a leave-in conditioner so it should help work out your tangles. After you’ve left it for 4 minutes, you can add your normal conditioner and then rinse how you normally would!

[@jenniferpulskamp5592]

Same for me. I use leave in conditioner after K18. That has helped me a lot!

[@ceciliarodriguez5615]

You can apply conditioner after leaving the K18 on for four minutes. Confirmed and verified with the K18 folks.

[@SElif48]

Hello Dear Dr. , I have cataract and conjunctivitis. Am I allowed to use Dermalux Flex MD every day anyway?😊

[@elizabethwilk9615]

Why would it be problem?

[@Joannabanana1989]

I have long fine hair and if I wait to brush it when it is dried, it is super frizzy and knotted. I actually feel the hair just falling out as I try to get a brush in there. I always spray detangler on it after I use the Aquis turban and then brush it damp. Is this bad?

[@kellyphang6273]

I'd love to hear a video from you about the different effects of chemical hair treatments, such as bleaching, dying, thermal reconditioning, Japanese straight hair perms, curly hair perms, ect. I'm especially curious over whether having the chemical treatment done at the roots has any affect on long term hair health.

[@sonyaoreo]

Hi from Quebec city Canada! I use Bondox by FAMA,

[@DrSamEllis]

Hi!!

[@kimw5533]

I noticed the biggest difference in my hair was improvement in my nutrition (75 - 100 gm protein a day) & version collagen. Plus - good shampoo & conditioner. ☺

[@DrSamEllis]

🙌🏼🙌🏼 I’m trying to up my protein intake this year!

[@melissacatlin706]

Link for hairbrush you use?

[@DrSamEllis]

In the description box! 💕

[@LisaDavis-c2g]

I personally use a wide tooth comb after I wash my hair to comb thru it I see really good result Less breakage.

[@DrSamEllis]

@@LisaDavis-c2g definitely a great way to approach it! More elevated than my finger combing for sure 🙈

[@LisaDavis-c2g]

@DrSamEllis Ha ha, yes,maybe so?Thank you!

[@rainbowtravelingyogi]

Unless you have curly hair, then only Brush it when it’s wet. Otherwise you destroy and brake your hair. 😬

[@DrSamEllis]

Ooh yes! No dry brushing curls 😅

[@sandygottesman3238]

I find using a wide tooth comb works better than a brush on my thin, curly hair. And, I second your advice not to comb or brush curly hair except when it’s really we.

[@suzannesteele1275]

Yes! Dry brushing curly hair=POOF! Instant frizz.

[@PaigeHeinle]

I’m so sad they discontinued the Aquis hair towel!! I tried the crown affair one and it makes my hair frizzy??

[@maverick0210]

From time to time, you’ll see Aquis hair towel and turban being sold at Marshalls and TJ Maxx.

[@PaigeHeinle]

Oh no way, I’ll have to look there! Thanks!

[@sandygottesman3238]

I started using an old cotton t-shirt rather than a towel several years ago. It works so much better that I gave up using my microfiber towel. Don’t know if my having curly hair makes a difference.

[@db-gb5xi]

They still have their site and are sold in retail locations like Sephora or Amazon.

[@tanyaboch7960]

It’s so funny. You talk so much like Abby.

[@PushpaEdirisingha-wc9ug]

You are amazing ❤❤❤

[@debbiedulcimer4346]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@DrSamEllis]

Glad it was helpful!