HYALURONIC ACID | Dermatologist explains the importance

[@naturalTJ]

I’m an Esthetician here in Atlanta, and I looooove watching you explain the science behind skin/products. I’ve learned sooooo much from you and Dr Dray!!! you’re WONDERFUL Dr Lim!!!!!

[@yaniaksogum4899]

Iam fed up my pigmentation how can do treatment this pigmentation ..????😢😢😢😢

[@heather7461]

@@yaniaksogum4899 You should use products with niacinamide or vitamine c (but not these 2 at the same time though)

[@65NART]

Dr Lim is fantastic, no comment re the other one.

[@1stYoutubeHandle]

@@65NART why😱😱 btw I think her videos are too long and poorly edited

[@xo3040]

What would you say is the best treatment for skin with rosacea that is very dehydrated?

[@mymom9466]

I am an Esthetician and very much appreciative the information you provide. So happy that you are putting out videos on KZbin again. Thank you for your important (and clearly explained) informative videos!

[@drdavinlim]

Short video on the importance of HYALURONIC ACID. Cheers, Davin Lim.

[@nailskorner]

Thanks for in-depth vid on HA. To enhance the penetration of actives, in which order should HA be applied, before or after?

[@nancsunjida6898]

I sent u some a msg on instra. Please help me regarding tanning. I have insdian brown skin but due to sporting and sun exposure in childhood face color got darken permanently :(. Just want my orginal color back.

[@Vinnafetish]

Hello there just had a question if I'm facial steaming will that help improve the results of my hyaluronic acid facial cream?

[@anghellbeth]

I'm always happy to watch! Short or long. Thanks for the info.

[@halashaban1670]

Dr Davin Lim thank you

[@ingrid3291]

I learn more from you than I learned in school to become an esthetician.

[@Chloe-iq7-help]

I'm confused because dermatologists on KZbin seem to have opposite views on whether hyaluronic acid is good for skin or not

[@SueRosalie]

that's not what they are saying at all. My goodness some of you people have bad comprehension skills.

[@alicjaalvena1120]

omg, really people? u see no difference between HA in skincare, naturally produced HA and HA injectables?

[@captivesojourner]

@@SueRosalie and some of your people are very nasty for no reason.

[@auptag4846]

Thank you for your expertise in Dermatology. It reinforces what I was taught years ago. With all the hype in the cosmetics industry it’s important, as a consumer, to have the truth regarding what ingredients actually penetrate the skin surface.

[@loandang6006]

Thank you Dr Lim. Now I know it's best use is after bath and before moisturizer. You're the best!

[@yh2059376]

This video is EXACTLY what I needed! I have been using The Ordinary Skin Care Line for the last 6 months (is amazing), and found that the moisturizer with HA was suddenly not working. It would literally made my face look like I was sweating profusely. It was a hot mess and I dont even use foundation. It's Summer time here in NYC and the worst day had a 97 degrees. I thought it was that the moisturizer was to heavy for Summer, but is the Hyaluronic Acid!!!! Without knowing that it was that ingredient alone, I would have likely purchased another moisturizer with HA. Understanding which ingredient doesn't wirk and why makes such a big difference. You solved my riddle Dr. Lim, Genius! I have learned so much from you I cant thank you enough. Also, I love the Ordinary Line so much I am scared I would be in trouble if they stop making it. I'm looking for other great, affordable products as back up. I also need to mention that I have oily skin. HA may act differently on dry skin in the Summer. Anyway, once again THANK YOU FROM NEW YORK CITY. :)

[@XxxJaneXxx]

@Laura the inky is very similar to the ordinary

[@82jow]

Thank you Dr. Davin. I built my skincare regimen around the basic - Vitamin A, B, & C, because I have watched your previous videos. I also watched videos from other dermatologists & drew conclusions from there using critical thinking though my understanding can be very limited being a layman. Please continue making videos explaining benefits of skincare ingredients in a layman’s term. Learning from you is a great start in selecting products and ingredients for my skin without spending a lot of money.

[@oldandstillhere]

I’d forgotten how good you are at this. Thank you so much for the intelligent and direct style and for all the info we need to make good decisions. You’re the best!

[@cristinagarciatzvetkov1218]

I liked the way you delivered the message. You are so knowledgeable and you base it from clinical trials or studies. And you are never been biased with some brands because of the videos I watched they were sponsored. Thumbs up to you Dr.Lim!

[@jessp6567]

You are the best dermatologist. We need you in the states

[@dineshsong5391]

This doctor is so smart and knowledgeable. Thanks for sharing the information with us and enlightening us on HA’s, I think I know more about it now and the best video on KZbin explaining ha’s.

[@TaylorTiree]

Thank you Dr Lim for a fascinating video. As a recently retired nurse in the U.K. I now have to be frugal about my skincare purchases. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I got a bit fed up with some of the Beauty bloggers bringing out the next amazing product that will do wonders for your skin! I now watch you, Dr Dray , and Dr Sam Bunting. I’m 65 and just want my skin to look the best it can. It’s nice to see men taking more care of their skin than they did in the past. When I visited my son Kam in Singapore he said help yourself to any of the skincare in the bathroom cabinet Mum It was like an Aladdin’s cave!

[@jenlegrand3252]

Yay! Finally a new video from you. I love all the little Instagram posts you do, and love it when you have a new video on KZbin. The information you provide is so helpful.

[@tashapetets6819]

I hope these last few videos means that your are back on facebook. I really missed your great advice. Thanks for the time you put into these videos.

[@Amazingnordicviews]

In order for any substance to penetrate the skin, it needs to have molucules smaller then 500 dalton. HA in the smallest most advanced form ”low molecule weight hyaluronic acid” still has over 50 000 dalton.

[@foggybottomz]

Thank you for taking the time to teach us about HA's! I especially liked that you explained the how HA's should be used with a moisturizer in an arid climate. I grew up in a humid place but moved inland recently and I never considered using a moisturizer before.

[@tammycates333]

Boy, I’m lucky I came across you, this was very educational and simple enough to understand. Thank you

[@MetaMM]

The best explanation and advice by a true Dermatologist at last. Thank you so much.

[@naturalwoman8315]

The Best explanation of HAs that I’ve ever heard. Simple and to the point!

[@jeojji]

This video was so helpful 😭😭😭 Whenever I'm looking for skincare products the employees only know so much and they just tell me the benefits but this video explains everything so clearly thank you so much!

[@zhugeliang3905]

Just love the Australian accent. Such a refreshing change 👍 I was wondering why there were no Australian YT doctors. Now I found one.

[@Friesian-q6u]

Very helpful information Dr. Lim. I’m so glad you are making videos again!

[@vijayaS420]

It's a joy to listen to Dr Lim ! Very informative! A big thank you to you !

[@artluver1329]

Thank you, thank you, thank you Dr. Lim! Perfectly explained. Great to see you back on You Tube 🤩

[@Zantetsukens]

I know this isn’t your first video since your break. But am really glad you’re active on KZbin again. Love from Singapore

[@drdavinlim]

Thanks for the well wishes, cheers, Davin

[@jareddelacruz946]

And he is back! Cant wait for more content doctor! Much love from the Philippines.

[@Donna-cc1kt]

One video said HA by itself wasn’t necessary as HA is in a lot of products. Made sense so I stopped and was sure to have products with HA in them like face cleaners, moisturizers and some cosmetics. Nope, for me it wasn’t enough. I’m back on The Ordinary’s HA. Yay! Feels wonderful. Thank you Dr. Lim.

[@Trakehner20]

Wow, you did such a great job breaking down the information, and you did it really concise as well! It's more understandable now!

[@loandang6006]

You're a wonderful surgeon and educator Dr Lim !

[@yz3017]

You're a good dermatologist I especially love all the useful info you post on Instagram. You and Dr. Dray are my favorite dermatologists.

[@saralakatos1360]

He is so humble even though he is so knowledgeable. It’s very rare nowadays 🙏🏼🥰

[@themommysdiaries]

thank you so much for such a comprehensive details of HA. being a budding dermatologist i always tell my patients that topical HA cream/serums etc formulation only work as moisturizer n yeah only HA fillers go into the dermis as u mentioned as well.your video served as a quick revision of Rook's last unit as well. thanks again.keep sharing the good stuff.

[@princesssummer07]

I’m working as laser and beauty therapist in UAE. I'm so glad i found your channel, i love watching your videos doctor. I learned a lot from it! Thank you ❤️

[@donnaortega2054]

B7

[@sassy7506]

Thank you for dispelling some myths regarding HA's and their effects on skin and the claims some companies make. I've learned to make my own serum using HA powder in multi weights using distilled water and glycerin. I don't let it dry out , rather keeping it moist with homemade rose petal hydrosol for 20 minutes. Using distilled water to rinse is key I think. I had Juvederm for volume loss in the apples of my cheeks and cheek bones and did last 2 years. However it's quite expensive though they did look great! Thanks again for another great video!

[@starletd6819]

Why DIY it and not just buy a product?

[@jojomakes]

Starlet :D That’s an odd question. I would think natural would be better.

[@starletd6819]

@@jojomakes Just because it's "all-natural" doesn't mean it's better. Just because it's a "chemical" doesn't mean it's dangerous. Everything is technically a "chemical" and nothing is truly "natural". We are a chemical, water is a chemical, everything is a chemical. Cyanide is technically considered natural but it can kill you. Anything in a high enough concentration can kill you. It's more of a myth / fear-mongering / marketing tactic that "natural" is better. It's been spread by the media and now it's gone too far. In my opinion, I feel it would just be easier, safer, more efficient, and even possibly more affordable for her to buy a product that contains that ingredient then make it herself. Products are created in a lab by chemists who are experienced and are trying to formulate this for human skin. That often doesn't translate over to DIY skincare. But to each their own 🤷‍♀️

[@nadineF]

Wow. I am shocked by the quality of your video and the level of information. Thank you for sharing.

[@mariebernadette3334]

Please make a video for dark inner thighs and how to lighten them 🙊💕

[@katherinelio4765]

Please 🤞

[@MichelleStMarie-ct1lx]

Marie Bernadette Yared girl yes plz!!!!!

[@chryzbré]

I ran across a lightening cream online a while back for that & nipples 🙊

[@dhjtcjgcvgjhbn]

kojic acid soap

[@carmenwinchester6929]

Whitening Cream for Armpits, Intimate Parts, Between Legs - with Collagen - Effective Lightening Cream - Brightens, Nourishes, Moisturizes Underarm, Neck, Knees, Elbows by AsaVea www.amazon.com/dp/B07RLMTTDS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2eebEbXRECFH4

[@ladys8615]

Welcome back Dr. Davin!

[@-nellie-m3711]

Thank You Dr Lim for coming back to KZbin, I was wondering if you had heard of the Australian brand of skincare ASAP and your opinion on this brand...Much Appreciated from a fellow Aussie 🇦🇺 from near you...😊😊

[@ayrenbethancourt9379]

ASAP is very popular here and quite ok, I've heard. I would love to try it. Greetings from the South East 🇦🇺

[@sleepinglabradors]

-Nellie -m I’ve purchased few products of ASAP but haven’t tried them yet. I see quite a few ASAP products in his cabinet, maybe he’ll make a video about them. 🤞

[@-nellie-m3711]

Sleeping Labradors I’ve been using it now for a couple of months and quite like it, I was using Zo Health skincare which is Very Expensive, and I Think the ASAP is very similar to that brand, it even has the same texture and smell....the only thing is I wished their Vitamin C was a Serum Not a Cream, But I use them All...Vitamin B, Vitamin C, Daily Moisturiser with SPF, Eye cream, and I’ve just started their Vitamin A at night, But too soon to give an opinion on that one, it’s now sold at a Salon near me when a long time ago I had to purchase it only online which for me is a Bonus because I don’t like buying online products.... I also have the cream cleanser and daily exfoliating cream I use at night...❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺

[@alcha2337]

Hi Dr. Davin , can you also talk about oral supplements of collagen and elastin? Thanks!

[@katerinalongoria9750]

I feel like HA is gonna pull moisture from deeper layers of the skin, pull it to the surface of the skin and make it easier for your moisture to evaporate into the environment.

[@CheeseStickzZ]

That's what it does exactly. It's more harmful than not using it at all 😂

[@wizzkid945]

that’s exactly how i felt when i used it. i’m not listening to any dermatologist over how my body and skin feels

[@wizzkid945]

@@CheeseStickzZshe’s saying that as a bad thing i don’t think she saying that’s good

[@ComeAlongKay]

I feel like a lot of people are stating definitive stuff about it without really understanding everything it does or why.

[@fjeepers]

EXCELLENT break down on HA! Thank you! You answered all my questions!

[@gingerbadjie9670]

I'm so happy you're back on Y. T. I was initially confused as in the UK this is pronounced hyaluronic with an R. Once I got to the molecular weight part I realised its the same thing. Thank for an excellent top vid Dr D. XOXO

[@RitzyCupcake]

Thank you so much for concisely explaining HAs. I had no idea what it was and through seeing in on various beauty channels was contemplating buying something with it. Thank you for shedding light!

[@AndrewMorten11]

Thanks Dr Lim. I love the way you explain things in a way non clinicians like me can understand. Kia ora from across the ditch xxx

[@jl4260]

Hi Dr, if it's ok I have a few random questions for you if or whenever you have the time to answer: First, how often should someone wash/cleanse their face?--particularly, how much is too much? What's your best tip for repairing a damaged skin moisture barrier? And what is the ideal age to introduce retinoids into skincare? Thank you for your insights!

[@drdavinlim]

Twice a day. Depends on your skin sensitivity, as for repair, well atopic dermatitis has MAJOR barrier disruption. For those patients we use simple emollients. WSP. CETAHPIL, and many other simple formulations. Retinoids - late teens! DL

[@jl4260]

@@drdavinlim Thank you, much appreciated!

[@platinum52481]

I enjoy the in-depth information you provide in your videos. Thank you!

[@olessia17]

Always honest, informative and to the point! The best! Thanks Dr. Lim!

[@tegsoc]

Perfect video! Explained use of HA so in layman terms - keep these videos coming Dr. Lim!!!

[@AkashSharma-fq2fc]

Dear sir thanks for coming but I have a small request to you and that is please always keep your prices checked so that we can reach you one day ( as most people after gaining popularity becomes celebrity's dermatologist)

[@gemstoneonline]

I have raw hyaluronic powder with me I simply add distilled water into it and Put it in the fridge for few hours for making it as the serum consistency. Apply it twice a day on my freshly cleaned face. It works as an elixir.

[@ginagregg6642]

Gem stone.... Where do you get the raw powdered hylauronic acid? Does it work to plump up your skin? Thanks Gina

[@michellekelly2937]

This was very helpful. I'm going to start applying my HA serum before I apply my Retin-A! Thanks, Dr. Lim!

[@mnmira001]

I believe Retin-A should be applied on dry skin; no?

[@michellekelly2937]

@@mnmira001 Yes, ideally, it should be applied to dry skin as a first layer. That's what the directions say on the label, so I'm going to assume that's the best way to use it. You can apply moisturizer next if you like. That's what I've been doing! I want to make sure I'm getting the best results, so I think it's important to follow the directions on the label.

[@i_dig_it_melbourne]

Outstanding explanation on HAs. Thank you.

[@leaalignay6936]

Thanks Doc, now I have a better understanding of how HA works, and what to get and not spend big bucks on the trendy ha's in the market! Love watching your videos!

[@AussieChick48]

Thank you for making this one in particular. There's so much confusion surrounding HA. I use the Good Molecules HA which is around 8 bucks. I apply it to moistened skin (hand held fine face mister) and then mist lightly after applying. I then use my TGF, Vitamin C and an occlusive moisturiser to seal it all in. I use the Violetta sunscreen (Aussie brand. Goes on like a serum.

[@janeto100]

🇨🇦. Hey from Toronto......love your videos...I take your words to heart and believe everything you say..I have been.a nurse for more than 40 yrs and not all docs are like you

[@smpotts7640]

I LOVE your videos! You give such complete, easy to understand, explanations about product ingredients, and cosmetic procedures. Also, giving opinions on what to spend your money on is SO helpful. Even drugstore brands offer many products, and most well over $10, and many $25+. Some say they brighten and reduce wrinkles. Others say they reduce pore size, and "rejuvenate", does that mean it reduces wrinkles or does more?

[@angie9430]

I layer facial oil then Neutrogena hydro boost then moisturizer I'm 60 and this keeps my skin in great condition ! Thanks Dr lim

[@ManasviniSridharan]

You should probably do the hydro boost first. Always do lighter products first and move on to heavier textures. If you start with oil, you're blocking the lighter serums/gels from penetrating. Google layering skin care.

[@angie9430]

@@ManasviniSridharan oh thank you so much ! To be honest i do know about layering so can't think why I was doing this way round ..habit I suppose . I have changed my layering process forthwith ! Thanks again !

[@lizberesford6749]

How about when micro needling is performed with hyaluronic acid serum? Is it then delivered deeper? Thanks

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

Liz B Yes, good question. I was wondering that myself .

[@mrs.beachhunter5352]

I'm interested as well! Thank you

[@littlevoice_11]

Trinny London KZbin channel has a good video on this

[@replicxnt]

Don't do it, especially yourself.

[@lizberesford6749]

replicxnt I do it all the time, I’m an aesthetician. We tell clients it adds moisture and protection to the skin, but I was wondering if it is then delivered deeper than just the epidermis, we may be able to inform them of the anti ageing benefits too.

[@ramonaghavami7069]

so honest doctor i ever see

[@vbennett8087]

I do like HA when using a peel to help rebuild the epidermis. Thank you for your awesome videos and great teaching style. Cheers from Florida

[@SeonaidNicThaidhg]

For fellow UK viewers, I'd just like to point out that the comment about humidity in the UK was incorrect. Average humidity in the UK is between 70 and 90, depending where in the UK you are, which means there's always plenty moisture in the air here and we're less likely to suffer from skin dryness compared to some other countries.

[@eleeshaharvey1879]

Thanks for your informed advice! I am currently a med student looking into dermatology as a specialty :) just wondering, what are your thoughts are on using hyaluronic acid in conjunction with derma-rolling and skin needling, and whether this is any more effective without having to use fillers. Thanks again!

[@evka24]

I much prefer dr to talk about this....glad to found you!

[@Janhoy723]

Thank you Dr. Lim. What’s your take on Squalane oil does it have the same effect as HA?

[@guillermoalban9759]

Good question

[@ecmontgomery]

Always honest and informative. Thank you.

[@beckyc.5743]

Thank you for explaining when I need a more occlusive moisturizer while using HA.

[@dawnmitchell11]

As someone who has an allergic reaction to HA in skin care products, I can assure you it is incredibly frustrating to find skincare these days! It is in 90% of products currently. Very disingenuous to praise such an ingredient that has been clearly over hyped as "THE IT" ingredient by the beauty industry. The beauty industry makes a killing and the consumers have to deal with irritation of skin and wasted money!

[@BigPoppaSufi]

With you on this one

[@THEWIELDBOYS8700]

This was fantastic! Thank you. Knowledge is power

[@tracyholden1007]

There is actually new research that shows oral HA is very beneficial for skin and joint health

[@Suzetteofthewest]

Davin Your hair looks Great. I love it! My husband has the same salt n pepper hair. He was thinking about dying it and I quickly stopped him. It is very attractive.

[@msinbalony]

he's backkkk! You should go on a world tour, Dr. Lim! We luv you!:)

[@debbiesa34]

Thank you for this tutorial on hyaluronic acid. I was looking into some serums and creams and thank you thank you so much love your videos just joined love from Austin Texas

[@ltng6972]

I love Dr Lim's explanation of Hyaluronic Acid. Thank you for this simplistic video. 🤓✌🏼👏🏼😊

[@shanejones5885]

I love your videos and always found them informative. Although, this video I felt was a little bias towards a product you are trying to sell..."injections." There is scientific proof that using HA's after microneedling allows the HA's to penetrate in a fashion similar to that you described by your injections. Would you clarify for everyone?

[@doofiedodge]

So informative and honest - Love it

[@rhoana08]

Hi Dr. Davin, is it possible if you can make an explanation about FUNGAL ACNE? Thank you 🙏🏻 lovin’ your channel very informative. 🤗

[@CalmVibesVee]

My dry rosacea loves CeraVe products with HA. Injectable is not in my budget but the topical is and I have seen a great improvement in my skin in 2months. I will have to do the math and see if TheOrdinary would be more economical than CeraVe. Thank you for all your teaching. 🤗

[@Mexicobeanpole]

Your videos are packed with amazing information. Thank you so much for explaining the complicated subject of skin care. 😘

[@tessjones5987]

Great video. Thanks for your expertise and the ability to communicate in such a clear concise way.

[@julieete257]

Hyaluronic acid before Vitamin C serum or before to penetrate the skin of your face?

[@jenk6895]

I read an article that said it’s best to put vitamin c first, wait to dry, then apply the hyaluronic acid. Think I’m going to try the other way around though to use it as a buffer as I’m new to vitamin c. Then I’ll follow with some vitamin e and lotion to further dilute lol

[@Mammmma99]

HA first

[@annabelwilliams7760]

Thanks doc for the constant information, you really look amazing with your gray hair.

[@quatzxice]

Thanks so much! Been thinking of incorporating HA to my skincare.

[@alainllamas1161]

I had a water based spf moisturizer that a cosmetologist personally makes and I found that it was leaving my skin too oily, as I have oily skin, so I stopped using it and now I believe it was due to the HA. My skin is too oily that I can’t put on any moisturizer and I feel like I don’t need it even though everyone says you should use one. Instead I use rose water and niamicide serum at night and my skin has gotten so much better ever since!

[@auzieaus]

"I will link down below a couple of brands I've been look at" Hmm.. where is it doc?

[@sharonchanks9364]

In the title next to the word "important" there's a down arrow, click it and it should list everything.

[@ForeverSerious1]

In the description box he recommends Ordinary, but that is the brand he already mentioned in the video. Where's the list?

[@lyndabyrd8692]

Thank you for explaining HA's. Your video helps me explain HA's to my readers in my blog

[@AnnaOnRoads]

Thank you so much Dr Lim, ever so helpful. When would you apply HA? AM/PM? Where does it fit between Retinol/Vit C/Lytera? Thank you! Anna

[@replicxnt]

Wash face Apply HA serum. I use la Roche Posay vitamin B5 and the vitamin C serum Apply Retin. I use Adeplene. Apply moisturizer. I use Cerave from the tub. Apply eye cream. I use Cerave HA eye cream.

[@artiswilkins306]

So use both HA and a retinol serum at the same time?

[@replicxnt]

@@artiswilkins306 yes just wait 30 mins between each application

[@londonj2911]

I apply my ha after toner and before other serums and moisturizer.

[@beautifullullaby4166]

@@artiswilkins306 If you don't want to wait you can just apply HA in morning and retinol at night. 😊 Retinol is best at night anyway.

[@CC-kl4nh]

Dr. Lim I love your channel!!!

[@stellaseixas-mccarthy1532]

Your face skin looks GREAT, Dr. Lim What is your AM/PM skin routine?. Question: Does applying HA after micro-needling of 0.25 or 0.5 mm help more penetration to the dermis or it still stay in the epidermis? For this, I have been using MULTI-MOLECULAR HYALURONIC COMPLEX (MMHC) from The Ordinary-NIOD. The Ordinary description on their HA says that the MMHC is a stronger combination of HA. What are your impressions on it? Also, The Ordinary has expanded a lot their line with their other name brands (NIOD, Hylamide) at a higher price.

[@tinabouris1844]

Great video thanks good to see you back 😊

[@linda.said67]

As always such a great in depth video. Thank you! Question...in what order should we apply our skin care, so that the H Acid helps other actives to penetrate deeper. I use HAcid first thing in the morning...however in the evening fistly i use tretenoine 0.1% , then follow with H Acid and moisturizer lastly.

[@mimime5376]

Dr. Lim, so good to see you again. For someone who has never used HA, is it safe for them to use it alone in their skincare routine? Thanks for all the well explained info.💖

[@howtomedicate]

The importance of hyaluronic acid is not well known! Adding it to your daily facial routine might help your skin quality 😉👍

[@idaswahn7727]

Great to see you again and besides loving your videos your hair aint half bad either. Goodnight fromCalifornia

[@zjzj6800]

Cerave Cream with Hyaluronic Acid is good.

[@zjzj6800]

@Cool No. That is why he recommends creams, serums, masks with HA for hydration.

[@DrShawnaFreshwater]

Cerave is gold ! Love it . HA with Cerave . Yaaas

[@neharathi1483]

What is cerave cream

[@harahi459]

@80% suicides are men but no one cares he's talking about expensive ones since HA will degrade within a day or two so if you want to incorporate HA, it's better to go for cheaper topically and save up for injectibles if you really want to pursue long term benefits

[@ginagregg6642]

@@DrShawnaFreshwater Cerevae face creme with Hylauronic acid...does that plump up your skin ? Thanks Gina

[@tessw9744]

I started taking MSM(sulfur) and my skin improved. I use the pure organic form in crystals and dissolve it in a glass of water. My nails and skin improved within a month. I also lost 15lbs unexpectedly.

[@missylowe2181]

Can you please tell me where you purchased the MSM ? I'm in the US. Thank you.

[@cturnsmomurds8706]

This is the best deal in US, Cheers - earthshiftproducts.com/Catalog/health/bone-joint-care/msm/MSM-Powder-Pure-Pharmaceutical-Grade-5-lb

[@pam164]

Ive ordered some Ordinary H A you recomended on instragram can't wait to try it! I have very sensitive skin so i will go very careful with it at first. Thanks for your advice always good 👍

[@Patti-1962]

I love this serum. Just know, a little goes a long way. I use just a few drops twice a day. It can pill up under makeup so just play with how much you use😊 I also use this to mix with my powdered I-ascorbic acid (vitamin C). It's cheaper than buying a vitamin C serum, and supposedly vitamin C starts to break down the moment it is mixed. So using the powder means I'm getting the most potent form!

[@pam164]

@@Patti-1962 Thankyou very much. Where do you get powder Vit C from?

[@Patti-1962]

@@pam164 From The Ordinary, of course😊❤ Start out with a small amount and build up. It can feel a bit sticky, but I think it's worth it. Also, if you are trying to get rid of hyperpigmentation, it can take months for it to work. I have been using products from The Ordinary for over two years now, and at 57, I look younger than I did in my 40's. But, I did have to be patient and let the ingredients work. The other option is to use much stronger products, but run the risk of having a reaction! Look here: theordinary.com/product/rdn-100pct-l-ascorbic-acid-powder-20g?ccm=6afb414ca0a748bd85ed7ead6c4e6729f133993f2fd49d2697d9aa1f3700dc05f70102cb1d00da802a8fe86a4f7a904b2cc58b019d79610ab89b7e00b33f328bc753a4096d6833cfdfd104393f7b6d2eee67a58e3ed2ad34d085eccfa86690d5613c2ecc5f685b3c9cf2f9b3d5faba22e134793014592b31c864396755468225c1457a6282894286dd1450f5de1df537

[@Patti-1962]

@@pam164 And, The Ordinary's L-Ascorbic acid powder is only $5.80 in the US and lasts a LONG time.😀

[@pam164]

@@Patti-1962 Thankyou very much for your help. I live in UK

[@HannahVilay]

No lie. This was a good video!!!!! Love you! I need fillers in my life.

[@nmernst]

Thanks as always Dr. Lim. My favorite topical is actually Neutragena and Hada Labo. Reasonably priced and good products.

[@leemenma9310]

Love the details of your explanation Dr.