Is Medical Grade Skincare Worth the Hype? | Doctorly Investigates

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00:00 Intro
00:29 What Is "Medical Grade" Skincare?
07:55 Favorite "Medical Grade" Products

[@kmbass9719]

I'm an esthetician currently employed by a "franchise" spa and I rarely recommend products from the lines we carry for retail. I love the results in the treatment room, but ingredients are ingredients. I can't justify the markup on the 1 oz. retail products for my clients when there are very good OTC products available for a fraction of the cost. The one thing I emphasize with clients is that unless you are consistently using your home care, you will not benefit from the product, whether it costs $200 or $20.

[@brookehenderson5762]

Omg SAME! I couldn't agree more. But I do recommend like professional grade products - love glymed, circadia, skinscript & their price points are a BIT more realistic. I feel like a hustler when I know they are purchasing a $230 facial and now I'm pushing them to buy 2 $200 serums!? It's just not sustainable. I keep a separate store front where I often direct my clients but I'm pretty sure I would be in trouble if my job found out. Lol. I love skinbetter alpharet. I do suggest most people try one alpharet formulation. But there are soooo many good serums that can be found at more realistic price points. And consistency is the most important part of at home skincare

[@xpaperxcutx4588]

I really love Skinceutical despite the high price tag for their Vitamin C. Before I invested in myself and started seeing a dermatologist, I have hyperpigmentation around my lips and my skin was very yellow. My dermatologist recommended a routine of HA cleanser, toner, HA, vitamin C, and sunscreen (Elta MD). After 6 months of consistency my skin tone has evened out and I’m absolutely glowing. Also I have started getting Clear and Brilliant to improve my skin texture. I will never stop my skincare routine. Im 34 and I get told I look 24x

[@marysolimler]

Love how down to earth and transparent these videos are. As a Med Spa owner, I appreciate the insight!!

[@jamieklink]

Skinbetter saved my skin. The alpharet clearing serum is a miracle worker. Trent broke me out so bad for over a year and this stuff helped within weeks!

[@rachaelburt1737]

PLEAASE do a video on growth factors! Because I’ve been seeing a lot of videos on them and how they are beneficial for the skin but Jesus Christ they are expensive

[@lindawoolbright1960]

Thank you, guys!! So informative and love that you continue to recommend same products over time that are science based. I use almost all of them just because of the both of you. I have seen dramatic improvements! You’re my favorite KZbinrs, and I’m 70!

[@dejanaebyrd6839]

Elta MD sunscreens are so under-rated on social media! I have tried various sunscreens and I ALWAYS go back to Elta MD's UV Clear Tinted sunscreen. It blends well with my brown skin.. the texture, ingredients, quality etc.. is top tier and literally the best for me.

[@maryford2761]

Thank you for sharing this. It’s so helpful to know this

[@DYoung-vt8pq]

I appreciate U guys sooooo much! Blessed Be ❤

[@leannenel1452]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this. Its has become so expensive to buy ‘medical grade’ products in South Africa.

[@nataliejaggi387]

Hey Dr. Maxfield and Dr. Shah, just wanted to say a huge thanks for all the information you give us in all of your videos! It's been such a blessing in my skincare journey. I've also been going through a rough time in life and just wanted to say that your videos provide great distraction and comfort, so thank you so much.

[@dianawitt1197]

I’m so glad I found you guys!!! What are your recommendations for senior skin..dull, tired skin??? Botox? Lift??

[@rachelbrady387]

Great Video!! I do love the Skinbetter Alpha Ret, but another line that I have fallen in love with is COSRX. I loved the snail muscin and saw the Face wash in Marshall's. It was like $9 bucks. I have Mac and Perricone Md at home and I LOVE COSRX. I've now added the moisturizer and toner. I would never have thought such an inexpensive product would give me better results than my products from the medispa.

[@nutritionallydensefood2897]

Thank you for providing this clarifying info!

[@christinegarza7993]

Thank you for educating me. Although I have access to great medical insurance and see a dermatologist, I appreciate your focus on quality products. You also consider price points for those of us who may not be able to afford some great products (or save us money from buying into the marketing). I value your expertise and appreciate this educational video so much!

[@ha2868]

Love you both, really appreciate how professional & honest you are! Very clever insights & btw, you are both so handsome too ;) love your genuine smiles too!

[@beckyc.5743]

Thank you! I well remember when I could only get specific brands from specific med spas, etc. I didn’t realize it is no longer a ‘thing’ and that other brands have used that fact to jump on the bandwagon themselves and adopted the term, “medical Grade”.

[@pins.5979]

Thank you for coming out and educating us about the claims skin care brands often use.

[@catnipbarbie]

Outstanding video!! Im glad you're breaking it down for the masses. Ive tried them all and youre absolutely right, it all depends on your needs and the components that work for you and can definitely be bought at different price points.

[@jeseniadiaz4762]

Always look forward to your videos!! I’ve wanted to use those brands you mentioned but the prices 😳. I do use the Elta MD sunscreen. It’s the only one that has not broken me out or irritated my skin, and that I like the way it feels.

[@Ken-yg4um]

Of the hundreds of skin care channels on KZbin I completely trust this channel 🙌

[@sarahhollister150]

I love Elta MD's enzymatic cleanser. It's my very favorite. It's like no other cleanser I've ever used and is never drying but not heavy handed on moisturizers either.

[@salinamecham5157]

I appreciate what I have learned from you guys! It has been so helpful! Would you also consider doing videos talking about: How to avoid ingrown beard hairs for African American men? What are the differences in having procedures done at a med spa vs. a dermatologist? What is the difference between treating a scar and treating a stretch mark? What are the different lasers and machines available in skin care, what do they do?

[@user-eb6vm8ij1y]

You both are awesome ❤️thank you for all the great information 🥰

[@mnop1774]

Thank you! This was very helpful and validates my beliefs on it being a marketing term. I also love Elta MD and have repurchased countless bottles of their UV Clear Spf 46 Tinted. I like Drmatology too but I have yet to try the Skinbetter Alpha Ret. Currently I use a 15% Azaleic Acid gel from my doctor and my skin seems to like it so I hesitate to add. I'll also say that for years I used the Skinceuticals CE Fruelic (sp?) until the price went through the roof and I had to ask myself if it was truly worth shelling out that much money. I may revisit it but that price is steep for any budget imo. Thank you both!!

[@lisa9916]

I absolutely love Elta MD products! I’ve been using UV Elements as my foundation, and AM & PM moisturizer for years! 😊

[@ericavigil416]

Same! It’s so good. I’m saving money on foundation now

[@Frostythetrex]

Already using 3 out of 4 products mentioned. I love every single one on my skin.

[@margieryne6220]

Thank you for your advice!🥰

[@christopherfeatherley]

I noticed a lot of these "empty" terms are used solely for marketing, such as *genuine* leather -- which refers to it being real leather, which is true, but the majority of the time it's poor quality split leather. Or military grade, which are usually poor quality items that are mass produced. It definitely is confusing and can be countered by the individual if they are aware, so I appreciate the video!

[@ebonylo.]

Yes indeed 👍🏾

[@sierrarmcclain]

The term I hate is “all natural.” Lots of things are all natural! Like ammonia! It doesn’t mean that we should put them on our face. 🙄🙄🙄

[@pamelahinds9593]

Missed you both ❤

[@henryy1809]

Been watching you guys for more than 2 years and you guys are always on point and supportive! Keep up the work and by the way, could you make a video about Obagi Medical and specifically about their retinoids? Thank you so much!!

[@storytime8205]

Thanks for your videos. Always love watching you two and becoming better educated -- especially since it's almost impossible to see a dermatologist up here in Canada. 🙄 I'd love to hear your thoughts on the ZO skin care line. Thanks again!

[@amandalynn9237]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@Vi-gk9ov]

Another very interesting video! 😊Thank you both so much! I would love for you to dedicate a series to treatments for darker skin types (phototypes 4-5-6). I live in a country where dermatologists know almost nothing about the specificity of my skin and I have to work hard in order to educate myself and make the right choices. Also, if you can, please share your thoughts on skincare products that are also available in Europe. ☺ Thanks again for your time and for your great content! Your channel and podcast are so unique. I've learned so much with you and am very grateful to you both. 🥰

[@db-gb5xi]

Dr Alexis Stephens is a derm who specializes in darker skin types (4-6). There's also brown skin derm and taraMD (she focuses on sunscreens). In the UK, there Dr. Simi Adedeji. And there are esties like LaBeautyologist.

[@Vi-gk9ov]

@@db-gb5xi thank you! 🤗

[@Vi-gk9ov]

Still, l would love to hear your thoughts, @doctorly 😊

[@britneynichole6715]

OK this is off-topic. I just wanted to comment on videos because I have. Thank you, I have been going to dermatologist for the past 10 years I started suffering from bad acne in my teens and early 20s. . I was just given harsh chemicals that really dried out my skin and make things way worse. I was diagnosed with PCOS three years ago so realize that my hormones had a lot to do with my acne. Got my diet under control. I still have bad scars, big pores, blemishes, and really rough facial skin, because what she has videos I came up with a regimen for my skin type , & scars it’s been two months and I’ve never seen my complexion this clear. Thank you so so much for what y’all are doing!

[@Itsmehi456]

Very informative and to the point as usual! Thank you! We are all waiting for the Dr. M and S skincare line! ❤

[@LeslieAlysonLawrence]

Have you both done a video on what the best skin tightening products are for face, neck & décollage?

[@lisadearing5960]

My aesthetician gave me a few samples of SkinCeuticals vitamin C. Honestly, it didn’t wow me. I don’t think it worked any better then the Drunk Elephant I was using. I can’t justify the price. I use Timeless vitamin C now and it has the same ingredients for a fraction of the price. I agree with you on the Elta MD sunscreen. It goes on beautifully and it doesn’t feel greasy or sticky. Some days I just wear that, concealer and blush.

[@Danica.Powell]

Drunk elephant got sued for their vitamin C by skinceuticals because it's basically identical. Timeless haven't but theirs is basically identical too. I use skinceuticals but you definitely don't need to, I think the others work just as well.

[@Lulu-xl5cm]

Same. I bit the bullet and got the 177 euro full bottle. I've been using it for a month now and I don't see any difference compared to the Paula's Choice 15% vitC serum. I don't regret it though, it's always fine to try different things. Paula is cruelty free too, so I'm switching back to her VitC after I finish the skinceuticals.

[@Persefone94]

Drunk Elephant is also too expensive. Get Geek & Gorgeous instead!

[@janinepannell]

Few samples won’t work you hafta use consistently for awhile to see a difference. Like all skin care.

[@cynthiasivak5689]

I use the one from Timeless which is also 20% Vitamin C. Very pleased.

[@Karlucci7]

I've been loving the Skinbetter Science Alpharet and One Skin OS-01 Eye Topical Supplement.

[@mrsgier23]

Would love to hear your thoughts on clear stem products! Thanks for the info 👏🏼

[@sadiesadiewoo]

Yes clearstem!

[@cynthiapatrick6087]

Thanks for the explanation

[@sulakaricats]

My dermatologist gave me a skin care routine using the Australian pharmacy brand QV, inexpensive available at every pharmacy it’s a sensitive skin focussed range, she also gave me a goodie bag of samples, I’ve used the same products and same routine for over 3 years and best skin ever, my skin can even tolerate vitamin A now 😀 the simple inexpensive routine has saved my so much money which I can spend on treatments.

[@Knk.07]

As always very informative video. Please could you do a video on probiotics in skincare.

[@Bernadette_T]

Thank you for your videos!

[@katherinekline7319]

Thanks, Dr. Shaw and Dr. Maxfield! I’ve been using the DRMTLGY line for years now, and my skin is amazing for a 58 year-old! That tinted sunscreen is magical!

[@AK-kl7pg]

6:09 thank you for recommending OTC products in addition to other more expensive items that are only sold through medical offices/spas...it equalizes information and access.

[@barbmatias9801]

Another great video! What are your thoughts on the Colorescience tinted sunscreens?

[@nanuossai6742]

You book look nice. Thanks for the video.

[@debbinakamura5217]

Love your videos!Would you make a video on products to use for hyperpigmentation on skin of color?

[@db-gb5xi]

You could out Dr Alexis Stephens, a derm who specializes in darker skin types (4-6). There's also brown skin derm and taraMD (she focuses on sunscreens). In the UK, there Dr. Simi Adedeji. And there are esties like LaBeautyologist.

[@Scrat3001]

Would you mind doing a video for the ultimate dry skin care routine and the ultimate sensitive skin care routine? I need a starting point. Thanks!

[@Alice-oe4kd]

Good video - Thanks

[@paulclement4961]

Love your videos! Question: could you please do a video about growth factors? I have spent a small fortune buying AnteAGE products, but I don’t know if it’s worth it. Do growth factors work? What exactly do they do? How should you work them into a routine? Are there other brands/products you recommend? THANKS!

[@kellymckenzie1935]

Great as always! Do y'all have any thoughts/ recommendations for face oils? Is it even a worthwhile step?

[@neresq]

My husband and I (both in our late 60's) use the Maelove Glow Maker Vit. C and love it. We have both been using it every morning for several years and can both see the difference it makes in our skin. It is pretty much a dupe for the Skinceuticals CE Ferulic, but at a fraction (about 20%) of the price.

[@dianarusnov292]

I second this! Love that one. I'm 28 lol but with quite a bit of left over hyperpigmentation from acne and it is nice and brightening!

[@maryselstead7554]

Good to know!

[@samgill2165]

I have been watching your videos for long time and really enjoy the information you guys provide❤. Can you guys please talk more about TCA CROSS?

[@wigginoutswigreviews]

I’m currently using Skincueticals Vitamin C Slytherin. love how bright my skin looks, BUT I have had a couple cystic break outs that i have not experienced in a year 😢

[@ensign_poo]

I am also longing for the day that you make a vitamin C video. I am looking for one for mature skin right now for a customer of mine. There are a few on the market but nothing that really satisfies all of her needs

[@rellg.2607]

I am a believer of medical skincare because of scientific studies and efficacy , but at the same time I buy other less expensive products that work just as good or even better. It is like buying a luxury bag then it breaks and then a non luxury bag stronger and better. I guess it is best to do research.

[@Danica.Powell]

Well I love my tretinoin of course. That's great. But the CE ferulic, omg obsessed with it. I love it.

[@tenib2264]

Thank you!

[@Love-ql7rd]

A topic I would like to see discussed is the skin care that is sold from independent aestheticians that has been formulated and a label is created for their business to sell. I enjoy giving my aesthetician business and would like to support her by purchasing an item or two here and there. But when researching some of these products there isn't much available to read. I am sure she did her homework on the products she sells. But in a world of cosmetic transparency I do my homework before I make a purchase. I just cannot find any literature or information (or very little) on these products. Like I said, I want to support here. However, I also want reassurance that I am getting a product that will produce the results she claims it does. Thank you for considering this topic for a future video. I enjoy your content.

[@retiredluvrgirl]

hi dr. max & dr. shah! was curious if you'd be willing to make a video or yt short on skin, hair, acne and hard water vs. soft/distilled water and just water ph in general. very informative vid as always! ❤

[@kittenmamaadoptions8076]

The water in my house is very hard, and it's reflected in my hair, skin, laundry. We are getting a whole house water softener installed but this is a good topic for a lot of folks.

[@cristinayoshida4584]

Hi, I became a fan of your videos! Could you make one explaining exosomes?

[@user-dk9pj7qy4n]

I bought he Skinceutical CE Ferulic serum twice and halfway through the bottle, it changed color and oxidized. Back then they were advising against using after it oxidized. I did email them and asked if they considered changing the packaging to a pump instead of dropper..

[@esvajcarac3527]

i keep my skinceuticals phloretin cf in the fridge and it doesn‘t oxidize

[@michellekelly2937]

To slow down the oxidization, it's important that you keep it in the fridge (if you're not doing so already). It is inevitably going to start to turn yellow as you are using it. This begins as soon as you open the bottle and expose it to air. One bottle should last 3-4 months. It is still fine to use even when it has started to turn yellow. It has not lost all of its potency until it turns brown. A lemon yellow colour is still good to use. Don't throw it away!

[@chulcat]

Try the skinbetter alto defense. It won’t oxidized and it’s great for sensitive skin

[@user-dk9pj7qy4n]

One of them was in the fridge (this was probably 15 years ago). I am using now Timeless skincare Vit C..I prefer it because it uses a pump

[@carriehobby9461]

Good info!! Your videos usually only cover products for your face (some others “body”)… what about (specially women) the neck and chest area. U don’t want my face to look off from these other two areas as I age. i.e. loose skin, neck lines, hyperpigmentation (neck very sensitive) etc. thanks!

[@TeresaHernandez-bh1es]

As a daughter to a dermatologist I completely agree 💯

[@samanthaskaggs2972]

Thank you sooooo much..😁❤️

[@MsAsb-zx4sr]

Skin better is fantastic. Their trio moisturizer is chefs kiss

[@phoenixgirl11]

I use AlphaRet and Trio from skin Better and I love it. I also use Skin Ceauticals C E ferrulic , I tried different vitamin C and just didn’t like it at all. So I went back to Sin Ceauticals

[@gimletrose1985]

I love DRMTROGY!!! The needle-less serum is my holy Grail!

[@pins.5979]

Tried the sunscreen they mentioned for the first time, never gonna change to something else. So good!

[@genuinedelusionsmusic]

I use the sunscreen. It's amazing (doesn't break me out, blends seemlessly, unscented) and half the price of Elta MD.

[@gimletrose1985]

I agree about that sunscreen being great! But it's a tad oily for me, especially my nose 🐽. I have it as a backup to my colorscience one. That one is a little more expensive but it's more matte without being too drying to my other area of the face.

[@pins.5979]

@@gimletrose1985 thank you for recommendation I will try it too!

[@AngelaEAwesome]

My favourtie products lately are from Skinmedica (retinol, scar gel, HA5), Vichy (hyaluronic gel, salicyclic cream), and skinceuticals C and E serum.

[@bnb0510]

I’m an RN and work in a med spa so I’m a little bias to medical grade skincare. I really love Skin Better, Alastin, and some PCA products. They’ve transformed my skin. I also love drugstore as well but I do believe there’s a huge difference. Now the items sold in Sephora like drunk elephant and such I just don’t know. At the end of the day if you’re already paying $80 for a peptide moisturizer why not just spend a little extra for more/better ingredients. Although I do get all the products at wholesale cost and some companies do staff discounts of 20% below wholesale so I’m paying drunk elephant prices anyway. The markup on all skincare is insane!

[@Gloria-py5np]

Could you tell me what PCA and Alastin products would you considered the best ?

[@stevdaughtr6098]

@@Gloria-py5np I am tempted by the new PCA growth factor

[@Endlessknits]

I'm looking into Alastin. Why do you like it? What product in their line do you like?

[@bnb0510]

@@Gloria-py5np For PCA i really only use the nutrient toner. It’s so good! Alastin’s restorative skin is my favorite followed by their ultra nourishing moisturizer. The moisturizer is a good on for winter/dry skin. There’s an ultra light for summer.

[@bnb0510]

@@Endlessknits Alastin is just one of my favorite lines. Refer to my other comment for my preferences. I also really Love Skin Better Science and use mostly their line along with a prescription strength Retin A and Azaleaic acid.

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Some items in a doctors office are for sale and not prescriptions in Dermatology. It’s where I found Elta MD sunscreen. It’s great with lot of choices for type.

[@ToND1Ne]

I’m using the Vivier Radiance Serum. I paid $175 for it and I was extremely sceptical. I was shocked by how effective it is. I saw an improvement in my skin overnight! I purchased it Saturday afternoon and woke up Sunday morning to a glowing, smoother, more even complexion. I’d tried costlier brands before, and was disappointed, but this serum is incredible!

[@Jeannine241]

I am almost out of my vitamin C serum…Please make that video soon!!! As much as I want it idk if I can justify the skinceuticles one especially before the holidays.

[@IpseDixit69]

I love the Skinceuticals vitamin C products ❤️

[@JforFreedom]

About time 😂🤣😂. You need to do daily videos.

[@kittenmamaadoptions8076]

Thanks!

[@The.NeenBean]

Could you do a review video on ZO Skin Health products please? I’m seeing these products in many different locations (medspa facilities & dermatology offices) recently.

[@lisadearing5960]

I use the Zo Hydrating Facial Cleanser. It cleans my skin without making it feel dry and itchy. I buy it at my aesthetician’s office. You only need a tiny bit so it lasts a long time. It’s a little pricey but I like how it feels on my skin.

[@Jdoublel7]

Pleas make a vitamin c video!! Have yet to find one that I like

[@AliyahDayeVocals]

Found your channel actually because I just went to the derm for the first time in years and she told me to start using a sunscreen every day even though I stay inside pretty much all the time (WHOOPS). Their office actually sells SkinCeuticals and she recommended one of their products, she uses it every day etc. But it is $60, and of course I'm skeptical because obviously they SELL it. I'm sure it is a nice product but I just can't justify it when there are cheaper options. I found y'alls video on best sunscreens so I ordered the isntree for home/remote work days and the drmtlgy tinted one for going out days. Twice as much product (actually more than, since the SkinCeuticals one is only 30ml) for closer to $50! So, thank you for your videos. Really helpful!

[@Amyntj]

I would love to get your opinion on some of the mad hippie products.

[@rmtmiller]

Topical clindamycin works wonders for my skin and I am not young but have young skin!

[@db-gb5xi]

As a few derms who've talked about medical grade have said, it's not medical grade if your derm hasn't written a prescription for it. That said, there are derm channels who only recommend luxury skincare (Ania Marie, MD, Stefani Kappel, Heather D. Rogers, etc).

[@ighzl]

more on pregnancy skin care routine please

[@DanielinChristJesus]

Thoughts on Augustinus Bader's skincare line I've used it and have had great results. That being said they have a patented complex of TFC8

[@jodiriis]

Dermalogica and Murad were among the handful of top skin care products 25 years ago. I used to scrape my paychecks together to buy them. 😅

[@nlnying]

Great vid

[@devallahimaja1019]

Are they suitable for Indian climate?

[@GenXfrom75]

I use Tretinoin with niacinamide and 10% Azelaic Acid Suspension from The Ordinary. Also, I use Argireline and matrixyl 3000.

[@lisab.3091]

Argeriline is a game changer. I swear it is responsible for shrinking the fat pad under one of my eyes.

[@GenXfrom75]

@@lisab.3091 it's practically erased the 11s between my eyes from squinting 💞

[@CreatingKodie]

Science versus did a podcast on skincare, and anti-aging and basically proved that vitamin C just sits on the surface of your skin, and at the end of the day just washes off, providing no benefit.. I’d love to hear your thoughts on that!

[@natalieanni1765]

Would love you guys to review NIOD (sis line to The Ordinary) they have a very unique brand and would love to know what you think of their products! ❤

[@aleksal9132]

That would be great!

[@cocowhite588]

Can you guys do a video about PRF injections and PRF microneedling please 🙏🏻🥹. Thank you

[@joanpfeffer1726]

I love drmtlgy products ❤my complexion has thanked me😊

[@marihannah6702]

Personally, I avoid " medical grade" products due to not being regulated and the cost. I've been able to find great skincare at lower to reasonable prices. Also, shop the sales for products you use and stock up. Love you guys! ❤❤

[@p3tr02oo6]

Not all "medical grade" are the same as not all products are created equal. I focus on "medical grade" skincare with the brands who has long history on creating products baeds on sience, testing those products and showing with proves ( tests, fotos) actually the difference what can make on the skin. You dont pay just for the ingreients but also for the work, sience, tests and actually prove that it works. Thats why I focus on Mesoestetic, Skinceuticals, IS Clinical, Dermaceutic and Neostrata.

[@Monicalala]

@@p3tr02oo6I disagree, as this video points out, Vichy and L’Oréal take great care in their clinical studies. In fact L’Oréal owns some of these medical grade brands.

[@vanyyy777]

I love this vid ! N u guys lol. I have a question, what do u think of the app Yuka to track ingredients in products ?

[@iiraat6497]

Please make video on physical sunscreen

[@gumbo9345]

Being a big fan of your channel, I‘d like to hear something from you about sebaceous gland hyperplasia. Suffering here ..

[@debranaumczik6286]

Sorry, not paying 300. For 1 product as too many others out there. Unless covered by my insurance. Every person is different. Thanks Both of you!!!! ❤love watching you two ! Seriously

[@elizabethcampbell1642]

Could you talk about Emminence products. My esthetician loves this line

[@linda1481]

Hi guys!! Thank you so much for the great videos and the education and advise that you give!! Can you tell me what you think of Josie Maran Argan Bright skin vitamin C serum? Do you think the delivery system for this particular serum is actually working to get the vitamin c penetrated into the skin? And I have heard putting oils on facial skin is not good with this include argan oil or do you think that it is good and effective? Thanks!!!

[@abbygodfrey3282]

Vivier Skin C E Peptides is heavily researched and is so much better then any other on the market ...in my opinion

[@touristtea6076]

Thank you for this! Do you guys recommend any type of facial maybe every few months to help with hyperpigmentation? Is the only answer chemical peels?