HOW TO KNOW YOUR SKIN TYPE 🤔 Dermatologist

[@beatrizbzlopes]

Yessss, I've been waiting for this video!! My skin is literally insane - I have acne, I have eczema, sometimes it's oily, sometimes it's so dry 😢 happy friday, doc ❤

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching

[@memoonasaeed4408]

Sameee

[@rhondakimbrough4343]

Mine too

[@serenity.3333]

Sensitive/combo girly here! been sensitive since birth! Thank you so much! This helped a lot!

[@TheresaBerg-b3z]

Great topic, most of my life my skin type was oily for sure. It was such a constant battle for me. Now my skin is very balanced. Not sure if that is due to age or finally understanding how to properly care for my skin. Of course, that really is due to watching Dr Dray.

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings Theresa Berg hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching

[@TheresaBerg-b3z]

@@whitneybrown4067 Yes, I enjoy Fridays. I hope that you are having a nice day as well!

[@danielledelince6213]

MANNNN this Doctor is sooo informative and help me with so much of my questions without me even personally asking her. She is the real DEALLLL ❤❤❤

[@Novemberrain111]

Good Morning Dr. Dray🌷and to everyone watching😊 Happy Friday!

[@DrDrayzday]

Morning!

[@Novemberrain111]

@@DrDrayzday have a wonderful day!❤

[@ZeynepC1]

Good morning america and good evening europe 💗

[@Kiqosmonhelly]

It’s Friday today too 😀 that’s cool!

[@zozofab02]

Oily camp here! I’m acne prone and am obsessed with the Cerave acne foaming cleanser. This summer I’ve been using it twice a day. In the evenings following a milk cleanser to remove makeup/spf. Really helps preventing striping my skin. Dr. Dray coming with the education per usual, thank you! I definitely make sure to hydrate my skin and most importantly embrace my glow. ❤

[@sorkaii]

What milk cleanser do you use to remove makeup?

[@irisk934]

You can definitely change skin type through your life changes. I was really oily throughout my teenage years and my twenties. Now I'm in my mid-forties and my skin is so dry that I use a moisturizing essence, a couple of serums, a light hyaluronic or soothing moisturizer like Aveeno oat gel cream, and then I top everything off with a light application of squalane oil and then a thick layer of vanicream or CeraVe cream. When I was younger, I could never imagine that I would have such dry skin, but I truly believe that a good moisturizer is the key to keeping your skin young. Yes, serums help, but ultimately a moisturizer is going to make a huge difference.

[@SueRosalie]

all of that is normal and still not a skin "type". I had acne most of my adult life and it's fantastic now that I can slather as much moisturiser on as I like and never get break outs

[@aichavanlith6239]

It is not possible to change our skin type as per your wish, it is assigned to you through genetics.there are other factors that can contribute to your changing skin types like hormones, environment, aging and medications. Skin type is hereditary and cannot be changed with treatments.

[@Kas873]

Yes, aging and the decline of estrogen contribute to drying skin over time. I've noticed it a lot in my 40's also. Like you, I was super oily and could never imaging slathering on the thick creams I do now!

[@hardroc8]

Super informative, as always - I feel like I'm one Dr Dray video away from becoming a dermatologist.

[@mvocado]

the moment you said "picking away your flakyness" at 15:57 i caught myself picking on my flakes caused by eczema and instantly stopped 😂

[@marylawman8603]

Thanks for the valuable information, Dr Dray. I had oily skin throughout my teen years and into my 20's. Now I have sensitive skin that's prone to breakouts. Happy Friday! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fabulous weekend. 💞

[@rcorona16schannel22]

Hi Dr Dray Thank you for the video. You mentioned you get dry eyelids. I use to also. I went to a dermatologists and had a patch test done. I am allergic to cocamidopropyl, fragrance, lanolin, nickel. I was diagnosed with contact dermatitis. I use to be oily as as a teenager but now I have combination skin . I am 57

[@carlagraca9132]

Hi. I've got the same issues as you got. Allergy and contact dermatitis.

[@champagenroses]

Thank you Dr Dray for sharing this information... it was very helpful. My skin type is sensitive and has been for a long time. My skin care is simple, fragrance free products that help keep my skin happy. I use the Neutrogena cleansers - Ultra gentle creamy cleanser and the Hydro Boost cleansing gel. Both of these products leave my skin hydrated and cleansed without any irritation. Take care everyone 🌺

[@davidshabas3839]

Hi Dr Dray so excited to be here happy Friday I live for this ❤

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings David Shabas hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@davidshabas3839]

​@@whitneybrown4067 happy Friday Whitney 👍

[@DrDrayzday]

Morning!

[@Adonna2424]

Combo for sure - my forehead is flaky, my nose is a blinding shine zone - lol! It's terrible. Thanks for the info!

[@kayrabey1344]

I’m definitely dry and sensitive in winter here but in summer far less sensitive. Never oily.

[@SueRosalie]

that's normal for everyone in different climates

[@gieslerbrad]

I think it would be a good idea to make a video about what you got your PhD in. I know you’ve spoken about it before but I’d be interested to know what your main area of study was, did you enjoy the process, would you ever work as a scientist again.

[@shannonleonhardt5140]

She said awhile back that her dissertation was on herpes. I'm assuming the dermatology bent to it.

[@alycep.5886]

Great info! Thank you Dr Dray.

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching!

[@patriciaseyfferle1427]

When I was eating a highly processed/fast food/sugary/diet soda diet, I had acne cysts and very oily skin, even in my early 60's. I switched to a paleo-type diet, and not only did I lose 50 lbs, but my skin has cleared up and normalized. The only time I break out now is if I eat "regular" chocolate, and I get 1 zit within 24 hours.

[@SueRosalie]

it's the high fat and sugar in chocolate that causes that

[@paulahatch9955]

Happy Weekend Dr Dray…see you tomorrow x💙🤩

[@JustaBellpepper]

I've been looking for a video to help me determine my skin type so I can buy the correct moisturizer. Thank you so much for this video, it really helped a lot! I now think that I have more dry skin so this information will help me now on my skin care journey ❤❤

[@claudiasmith9117]

Happy Friday Dr Dray. In a work meeting right now. Will watch later 0:01 ❤❤❤

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings Claudia Smith hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@claudiasmith9117]

@@whitneybrown4067 happy Friday 😊

[@nancymccormick7567]

Happy Friday! My skin changes depending on the weather. I live in Georgia and the humidity makes me oily. I’m dry in winter. Tretinoin dried me out so bad I switched to Paula’s Choice retinol and doing much better. The Ordinary azelaic acid dried me out too so I switched to Paula’s Choice azelaic acid. So far so good 😊 I do have to change up my moisturizer depending on my skin at the time. Cantdo the Neutrogena Pureskin tinted sunscreen. Too oily

[@perla7812]

My favorite KZbinr 🤍

[@okaformartins3729]

This is a solid skincare information 💯

[@SueRosalie]

Great information thank you - destroys some of the common myths and misconceptions

[@whitneybrown4067]

Morning Dr Dray hope u r well n 🖐Hello Every1 n Happy Friday😀n what a Wonderful Vid…. thanks n This is Gonna b so Insightful🔥👍n Continued Blessings to All💜….

[@db-gb5xi]

Happy Friday Whitney Brown. Hope you're well and having a lovely day and looking forward to the weekend.

[@DrDrayzday]

Morning!

[@jackiemarsh2470]

Happy Friday my Friend!! Please Enjoy Your Day and Weekend!! Big Hugs and Blessings!!🙏💜🙏

[@TheresaBerg-b3z]

Happy Friday!

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings d b hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@MyCleverHandle]

THANK YOU for the reminder that sunscreen by itself is just not enough. I'm in Southern California, fair-skinned with cool pink under it all and thin dark blonde hair. Oh, and rosacea, the great bane of my existence. I wear a hat all the time, and I prefer a collared, long sleeved shirt year round. I went all year, summer too, in long jeans with closed shoes and socks due to mosquitoes. It's my mantra that being covered is being safe. So, yes, thank you!

[@MJBpeace]

Your top's color is amazing! May I ask where you bought it? Your videos are very helpful! I'm a pharmacist in Hungary, and we don't really learn anything about skincare in medical university (other than conditions that need medication like antibiotics, fungee stuff) But the pharmacy is full of dermocosmetics, and I have to recommend and consult people all the time. So I'm learning sooo much from your videos, and I try to pass on the knowledge as much as I can. Though it is a bit hard to translate skincare from english to hungarian... I would be much more comfortable to do it in english 😂 so thank you 😊

[@LetsBeHealthy_]

That's an informative video to understand one's own skin type. The final take is to Take care of your skin and embrace a skincare routine that works best for you!

[@daysoftheboo]

But I believe that because of my oily skin if I use moisturizers that have oil or are too thick and greasy I'm convinced that the moisturizer mixes with my own face grease and that causes me to breakout, it happens every single time it's like my own oil gets angry with a thick moisturizer and I end up with pimples 😭 honestly there should be a fifth category "bully skin" because sometimes I feel like my own skin is bullying me 😭😭😭

[@KarenAlexandrite-aka-PinkRose]

Thank you, Dr. Dray! You are a joy!

[@reeef0808]

Thank you Dr.Dray.. i'm from Indonesia want to learn about my skin type..

[@thanosfield2642]

Omg I'm a Pandora's box (😂❤) but i don't go running like a unicorn experimenting with different products. I prefer gel creams and lotions in general they make me feel more comfortable (plus there are super enjoyable at least to be 😊❤). Sunscreens i like the gel based and lotions and especially the fluids like ones are wonderful (secret: i like sunscreens so much 😄✌💟😇🙏). Thank for taking the time to explain to us the basic types/categories of skin (and sorry from us combination guys for being tricky we are like a mystery box who knows what you will find 😂❤).

[@fenzirulfr]

Great content as per usual. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@brennnabean]

I started tretinoin about a year ago and I loved the work it was doing to my skin. I’m not sure why (maybe fell for a bit of fear mongering) but I quit my birth control back in February and my skin/hair has been a mess since then. Absolutely destroyed any progress I made with my skin. I feel like I am a walking sponge of oil. I wash my hair in the evenings and by the next morning it’s just as greasy as it was before washing. I just got my BC prescription renewed so hopefully my oiliness will clear up again soon 😅

[@ClaudiaKozlik]

Nivea has a SPF 30 for oily skin, at least here in Sweden where I live. It’s from the Nivea Sun (UV Face) collection and it’s called Shine Control (Mattifying Effect). I have been using it every day for a few years now as a moisturizer and SPF. It’s the only one I truly like 😊

[@antoniavallario3058]

Great video, Dr. Dray, thank you. I’m old enough to remember all the ads for Helena Rubinstein cosmetics when I was growing up in NY in the ‘50s-60’s. (Her first facial cream featured lanolin as the key ingredient.) She and Elizabeth Arden were lifelong rivals. Reading about how all this started makes me realize how easily women can get sucked in by the high prices and marketing hype of so many of the so-called luxury brands. Thanks for your B.S.-free approach to skin care and for being a voice of reason out there.

[@SueRosalie]

many people are sensitive to lanolin, including me

[@antoniavallario3058]

@@SueRosalie Yes. It’s great that now there are so many more options.😊

[@debistuart598]

I recently added Gold Bond retinol body and face. Using face and body. I do react when on nose and sides of nose, everywhere else no issues. Still plan to use just not on seborrheic area.

[@DeeDee61skin]

Thank you very much. This was a great informational video!

[@theshunnedBandersnatch]

I have sensitive combination skin -- very oily T zone and drier cheeks. But I also have eczema, hormonal acne and am very prone to hyperpigmentation. I have to be careful with fragrance and some oils. Retinol has surprisingly helped my skin to even out its sebum production, at least appearance-wise, and reduced my breakout length and severity.

[@nancyseefeldt8378]

Thank you! You are amazing!

[@jackiemarsh2470]

Thank You Dr. Dray!! Happy Friday, have a Wonderful Day and Weekend!! Love and Blessings!!🙏💕🙏

[@TheresaBerg-b3z]

Happy Friday to you Jackie!

[@jackiemarsh2470]

​@user-ns6tf3ly6x Thank You So Much!! Have a Lovely Friday and Weekend!🤗🌹

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings Jackie Marsh hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@jackiemarsh2470]

@@whitneybrown4067 Happy Friday my Friend!! I Hope You're Having a Perfect Day, and Enjoy Your Weekend!! Big Hugs and Blessings!!🙏💜💜🪻💜💜🙏

[@marylawman8603]

Jackie!!!! I'm so happy to see you, my friend. I missed you. I hope all is well. We've had nice weather but boy, the smoke from the Canadian fires has been bad here. Time for tea and kitty cuddles. Hope you can join me. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always my sweet friend. 💟🙏🕊💟🐈☕

[@marianne6373]

My skin type is Fitzpatrick type 2. :D Dry itchy eczema on my body and oily/normal-ish on my face, but I don't worry too much about what skin type products are marketed towards.)

[@cristinamicello544]

Thanks 😊

[@azngrl59]

My skin has always been oily and acne prone, but since I started spironolactone my skin has gotten dry (as expected)!! Spiro has been life changing in terms of hormonal acne.. Sometimes I slug or use jojoba oil though because I miss the feeling of some oil on my skin - dry skin can be so uncomfortable. Working with my derm to decrease my dose to lowest effective but I’ve found it interesting having to change up my skincare routine since starting spiro. Thanks for the video - I’m an internal medicine resident who enjoys learning some derm from you :)

[@meggieprice]

Greetings from hot Texas! I had to do my daily walk inside a mall lol. I wont complain about CA weather again. Looking forward to seeing where I fit skin wise.💜💜💓

[@DrDrayzday]

Stay cool 😊

[@martinaslivova6339]

I love this video ! Thank you ❤ I have atopic dermatitis eczema since I was child. But - During my both pregnancies my skin was flawless !! No eczema, no buttons, no acne, no itching, no dry skin. Gosh I miss it! 😂

[@margieryne6220]

Thank you for this great information!🥰

[@judithdeprisco9364]

Oily in hot weather, combo in cooler months here. During the oily phase, I wash my face twice a day with either CeraVe or LaRoche Posay for normal to oily skin; in cooler months, I use only water in the morning. Clay masks, but only in the oily areas, are helpful, too, in the summer. I’ve been using SkinCeuticals Phloretin in the morning, which seems helpful, too, and gives me a dose of Vitamin C. The best sunscreens that I’ve found are Asian, especially Isntree gel and Beauty of Joseon, both of which provide a soft matte finish, and are good for mostly year round use. In the hottest months, SkinCeuticals mineral sunscreen keeps the shine at bay. Elta MD Clear works, too, but it’s shiny and and sometimes irritating (I think it’s the niacinimide). Moisturizer comes at night, usually a gel or gel cream formula. It’s a balancing act. And it doesn’t end.

[@SueRosalie]

Everybody has combination skin. There are more sebaceous glands in the t-zone than in the rest of the face.

[@tonyj4271]

have a great weekend ahead guys xo

[@DrDrayzday]

You too!!

[@jackiemarsh2470]

🖐🤗

[@danielegagnon7920]

Thank's for sharing!

[@maryannd3651]

Very informative

[@tinapearlsound7611]

HELENA RUBINSTEIN in the 1990s?! This lady is an icon, was active some 100 years ago and died in 1965. 0:38

[@rowan3946]

My skin is dry. I apply Vit C each morning, w/o washing and Tretanoin 3X week after using Cerave hydrating cleanser. Cicaplast Balm is my winter moisturizer. I’m Fitz 2 so sunscreen, UPF hats, umbrellas and sun avoidance, consistently.

[@annikalemcke7239]

Can you please do a video like this for scalp types?

[@phillyjilly]

Well till my friend PERI came along i was def in the oily camp!🤪💖

[@VhinzBayona]

Thank you dr.

[@imyimagination8778]

thank you dr dray for your information but i'm confused i have large pores in my nose and cheeks and my entire face struggle with little blackheads and whiteheads and that leads to pimples sometimes but whene i wach my face and wait even 2 hours it doesn't feel oily it feel normal.

[@ashleynicole9423]

My whole life I've never felt like I've fit into any of those categories.

[@catherine159]

2:56 5:56 Cleanse test

[@BennettVsMom]

My skin is incredibly oily in the tea zone. But that instant I’m done moisturizing my entire face feels so dry and tight like I cannot move it. It has been hard to find a balance. If I use a lightweight moisturizer, I can get flakey. But if I use a thick cream, my skin looks very greasy. I watched your entire video and I heard you when you said combination skin can be tricky. The sides of my nose are also pretty red and sensitive. If you have ANY suggestions, I am open to trying them Dr. Dray. I appreciate all of your advice and recommendations. ❤️❤️ have a great weekend

[@db-gb5xi]

I know dr dray's talked about combination skin so you could try a search, dr dray combination skin. One derm who does have combo skin is daniel sugai. He has a short on moisturizers for combo skin.

[@SueRosalie]

The original basic Cetaphil cream is very hydrating and never has an oily or shiny finish. It's what I use both day and at night after my tretinoin. It was originally prescribed for me by a dermatologist 30 years ago. Great stuff.

[@Steven-ml6cd]

Well hey guys!

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

And to think I always thought my skin type was River Birch 🌳👍🏻🤠

[@DrDrayzday]

lol!

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

@@DrDrayzday your such a hard worker! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@marylawman8603]

Lol! 😂 Happy Friday, Uncle Charlie! Hope you had a wonderful day!! Peace, joy and many blessings my friend. 🌳🙏🕊🌳☕

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

@@marylawman8603 same too you Mary! Time for some Spruce cream on my River Birch 🌳arms! 😂 Jesus didn’t even need SPF HE IS THE LIGHT! 🙏

[@larissawright3427]

Hi there, have you ever reviewed bar soaps, and or body oil cleanser? Would love to know what’s best for the lady bits, and body.

[@larissawright3427]

Oh also laundry detergents please please! Thanks so much!

[@gailbennett7105]

Thanks for the advice on this topic Always searching for a good dry skin moisturizer. Also loving your top! May i ask where you got it?

[@samuelibanez8958]

Hi Andrea, I am a fifth year medical student from Chile, and I want to specialize in dermatology. I watch all your videos. I am 22 years old, I have been using tretinoin 0.1% every night for about 1 year, because I have a tendency to acne on my skin but mainly for its anti-aging effect. While I have noticed positive changes in my skin, such as decreased texture, more even tone, and brighter looking skin, I still have quite a few active acne lesions most of the time. They take a short time to fade but since my skin is very fair, they still cause hyperpigmentation. My question is, is it worth switching to a retinoid with a better anti-acne effect, such as adapalene (epiduo as an example), at the risk of losing the evidence-backed anti-aging effects of tretinoin? I hope someday you can read this comment and perhaps address the issue in one of your videos! Thank you very much!

[@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr]

Wow! A future dermatologist. May you have much happiness and success. 🎉🎉🎉

[@9Zayneb]

Adapalene is not better than tretinoin for acne. If you are 22 years old, it is not necessary to start tretinoin. Worry about anti aging when you are over 25. And according to her, the best thing you can do for anti aging is wearing sunscreen.

[@Aimdoo]

Dry flaky skin club member here!

[@erinellerbeck7969]

Thanks, Dr. Dray! Super helpful. My skin is definitely dry. And I think that’s why I’ve found tretinoin difficult to adjust to at any strength higher than 0.01% cream. Is 0.01% cream still effective for anti-aging?

[@SueRosalie]

no it's not. You have use 0.02% or higher if you want the results as per the research.

[@Carelmartyn]

People with rosacea, please drop your sunscreen brands..

[@haiugander1469]

Can you do a video about trichostasis spinulosa growing on top of the nose pleasee?

[@KO-qd3ft]

Hi Dr Dray, I saw a Japanese skin care product by HABA called G Lotion. Would you consider reviewing it? I've never heard of most of the ingredients. Thank you !

[@andrew4809]

Basically just three types young middle age and old

[@SueRosalie]

correct. Everyone's skin gets drier with age because of hormonal changes.

[@alexleee3885]

hi dr dray! is it true that azelaic acid promotes hair growth ?

[@DrDrayzday]

It does not

[@marsha32lou]

I have oily skin by nature, but since taking a BCP my skin is now dry or dehydrated. How to fix? Large pores, but dehydrated!

[@emilyparker313]

are botox and fillers allowed while on accutane ?😊

[@haileybagley3235]

You recommend cleansing once a day, in the evening. But if you're using sunscreen in the morning, don't you need to cleanse beforehand?

[@moleculerecreateyourself9865]

I feel combination skin is a myth. Either you’re using harsh cleanser or treatment that’s drying you out. Or you have a bad skincare routine Or you have wrecked your skin barrier

[@jamievogel9025]

Hi Dr dray do you know if the cerave am moisturizer leave a cast ?

[@denisenj7648]

It doesn't leave a cast bc it's chemical not mineral. It stings around my eyes

[@keekeejenkins6162]

It does have a cast at first when you apply it but it fades away in a few min (at least for me.) It's actually a chemical/mineral combo. It doesn't sting my eyes but it may sting other's.

[@jamievogel9025]

@Keekee Jenkins are you currently using it now and do you like it

[@denisenj7648]

@@keekeejenkins6162 thanks for the correction. Good to know. I didn't get a white cast but when using a moisturizer it's hard to remember to apply as much as I would a sunscreen, 1/4 teaspoon. That just seems like so much moisturizer. So a normal amt didn't leave a cast for me but still stung around my eyes.

[@SueRosalie]

you have to let sunscreens be absorbed for 5 or 10 minutes

[@ryn.1star]

Ahh this is so confusing..i have been doing skin care for months,using either nutritional ones, for normal type skin,oioy and sensitive since I easily feel pain, but for some reason i easily sweat on my forehead and on my nose and mostly Under My eyes while the rest is fine so i cant understand if i do have mist skin,normal or oily, and honestly i dont even know anymore if my skin is actually sensitive cause i could be mistaken and it could be My body in general the one being sensitive

[@elysiahempel9685]

Cetaphil recently put out a 2.6% BPO face wash as part of their Gentle Clear line, any thoughts on the product?

[@cynthiavaldez1182]

❤❤❤

[@SamanthaHoe-v8q]

is better to sleep with or without clothes?

[@DrDrayzday]

It is a matter of personal preference

[@Hemmyii]

I need to know!!! I watched a video by Dr Shereene Idriss about why she doesn’t like hyaluronic acid. She says it’s inflammatory in the skin and can lead to irritation and breakouts. I’ve been having an issue with breakouts that is really abnormal for me and I am using a Hado labo hyaluronic “lotion” (serum) under my moisturizer. I need to know if the science on this is accurate.

[@DrDrayzday]

I have a video on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4PcdmeXZ86pfcU

[@sivaharankaviharan...9209.]

First comment from nz🎉🎉🎉

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching

[@jahookoon7733]

Hi Dr.Dray! finally caught you early because I have a question 😅😊 Is it ok to use " QV Skin lotion" as a facial moisturizer, if I'm acne prone ? the formula seems super gentle and the only thing that stops me is petrolatum 😅

[@DrDrayzday]

Yes, if tolerated

[@sulakaricats]

I’m in Australia and dermatologist recommended QV and QV Face, have you looked at the QV Face Oil Free Moisturiser? I went to a derm after watching Dr Dray, my derm introduced me to QV and I can’t believe how fabulous and affordable this brand is

[@SueRosalie]

petrolatum is the basis of all moisturisers and is the safest and most effective thing you can put on your skin. It is anti inflammatory and the most effective agent for preventing TEWL and promotes healing which is why it is used in hospitals.

[@SueRosalie]

@@sulakaricats QV is fantastic and they also make a great shampoo

[@sulakaricats]

@@SueRosalie I agree, my skin was dry dehydrated sensitive and reactive to everything….life changing products for me I also use the shampoo and conditioner for coloured hair

[@leomn2075]

Not a fan of retinol cream, it makes me break out it could be something in the cream not retinol itself. Vitamin C works better for me for hormonal acne and smoothing skin.

[@SueRosalie]

try the gel version

[@demix4204]

i have oily but around the lips it sometimes brake out and gets very dry and itchy

[@sherryhussain6984]

Hi I watched your video on tranexamic acid treatments which is wonderful. Could you please answer if taking tranexamic acid injection through 100mg iv drips do they have any side effects? Thanks

[@beautyandglam4876]

Dr dray are plant extracts in moisturizer suitable for sensitive skin.

[@db-gb5xi]

Have you seen her sensitive skin videos? She probably answers that question in those. There are some folks who do use products with plant extracts in them so it's also individual.

[@SueRosalie]

plant ingredients are more likely to cause reactions than minerals like paraffin

[@memoonasaeed4408]

Hi dr dray is it ok to incorporate a new moisturizer like cosrx snail mucin all in one cream while using oral retinoids for acne? I mean what if moisturizer start give me breakouts and i keep thinking that it's purging due to retinoids

[@sebumpostmortem]

Ask to your derma but it seems a lovely formula to moisturize a skin wich is under oral retinoids. It' s fragrance and essential oil free and full of soothing calming hydrating ingredients. But ask the doc, please🙏🏻, I have no idea about your skin, your dose, your process or your current moisturizer. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@leomn2075]

Neutrogena retinol cream made me break out. So the cream might be too oily for me, not the retinol itself.

[@mh4092]

Can you recommend a noncomedogenic facial moisturizer for acne prone skin? I’m using neutrogena hydro boost extra dry right now but want something more hydrating!

[@SueRosalie]

There are no known comedogenic ingredients. Blocked pores are caused by layering of multiple products. Get a basic moisturiser with the shortest ingredient list e.g. QV, Cetaphil etc.

[@liamhoe5535]

is it harmful to use a gentle moisturizer on male genitalia ?

[@DrDrayzday]

No

[@db-gb5xi]

For more information caring for that area, check out rena malik (urologist).

[@Doreen-s6l]

When I moisturize, i become very sweaty so I don't usually moisturize. What skin type is that

[@petitsjoujoux5011]

How do I deal with very oily T-zone and dry flaky eczema skin on cheeks and side of mouth :( ?

[@kathleenp3135]

Welcome to the DRY CLUB 😂😂😂

[@karenbalenzuela7352]

My husband has a shaved head and tends to get oily there. He showers once he gets home and sometimes he has to raise his head before going to bed. He doesn't put lotion on his head before bed because he feels it gets more oily .. so what products can he use on his head?

[@SueRosalie]

any basic moisturiser

[@elle_sanchez]

Can a person be a combo of dry and sensitive or oily and sensitive?

[@SueRosalie]

as she explained, types don't exist at all, but you may have a genetic tendency toward dryness or oiliness and those things are exacerbated by climate and other factors. And everyone's skin gets drier with age. Everybody has normal/combination skin, there are more sebaceous glands in the t zone than in the rest of the face.

[@chelseashamim9148]

I have dry skin yet my pores full of whiteheads

[@ana_22_74]

You said products can’t make you oily, I’m jw because I’ve used products before, whether it was just a cleanser, I would notice my pores developing extra oil and I actually have normal dry skin, it was years ago but I remember stopping the cleanser because I would feel tight but my skin would develop a lot of oil. Do you know why that could be? I now use Vanicream products which don’t cause that, but anyone who has or does experience that issue do you have any advice as in why that may be? Maybe it’s too stripping and your skin is trying to over compensate the dryness for oil? Derms advice :) thanks

[@Emmazz1412]

What if combo to oily but still feel tight and dehydrated?