Let’s Get Intimate: Peptides | Dr. Shereene Idriss

[@sumhithasrau]

1. Carrier peptides- Copper & Magnesium 2. Enzyme inhibitor peptides- Rice & Soy 3. Signal peptides 4. Neurotransmitter peptides

[@heidikamrath1951]

2. Enzyme INHIBITOR peptides

[@Jackie-tr9ey]

Can you do a video about the Ordinary peptides? They’re cheap and I feel like it’s one of the only ones on the market where you know what you’re getting, a lot of products that have peptides on the label have like 1-2 peptides and often at the bottom of the ingredients list so it’s hard to know if it’s in a high enough concentration to actually do anything and not just a marketing tactic. Love all your videos :)

[@RG-bd5fy]

Argeline, Matrixyl, Copper, and “Amino Acids”, there are a few others that have the word “peptides” on the label. I agree, Timeless is also good (Syn 6’, matrixyl 3000, CoQ10).

[@marieantoinette3451]

What are your thoughts on Platinum Skin Care's Copper line? I buy my chemical peels from them.

[@lindalove9556]

I feel like it’s Christmas on Saturday mornings when I reach for my phone and “unwrap” the skincare topic of the day and dive in! I have been waiting for this one so thank you. 😊

[@rayradiance666]

After I switched my routine to ordinary buffet and zinc oxide sunscreen during the day and lactic acid cream at night, I’ve noticed a tremendous improvement in my skin. I would like to believe even if TO buffet isn’t building collagen, it’s doing a helluva job hydrating, calming and brightening my skin.

[@nishat3500]

Can you tell me the name of zinc oxide sunscreen and lactic acid cream?

[@rayradiance666]

@@nishat3500 Cotz spf 50 and AmLactin

[@BethBishopMusic]

Buffet?

[@kaiatribe]

@@BethBishopMusic It's a product made by "the ordinary"

[@laya1901]

I would have liked to see you talk about NIOD's peptide serums (the Copper Amino Isolate Serum 3 1:1 (CAIS3) and the Copper Amino Isolate Lipid 1 % (CAIL)). To be honest, I would like a whole review of the brand from you. The prices are high, but the products appear promising.

[@hasanalomarii2638]

Please do so

[@Learningworlds123]

Same

[@JenDoe1]

PLEASE DR. IDRISS!

[@dilleydoga]

Yes, please!

[@jasminateodorovic1248]

Aging is a privilege! ♥️ As for taking care of my skin: always consulting my longtime dermatologist. 🍀 P. S. Listening to each and every video of yours is like listening to her. Thank you! ♥️

[@jenniferkwok2897]

Thanks, Jasmina. My favourite is #touchbeauty anti-aging wand HALO. It is powerful combines RF, microcurrent, and light therapy in one device. Really works well for me. My skin is much smoother and healthier! It is doing a good thing to my skin. Absolutely love it so much. :)

[@franciscachesca]

Agree, but have in mind that she has botox, fillers, and used Tretinoin for years..... She also uses a filter on KZbin I do agree, but it would be more impressing iff someone said it who was not busy reversing the aging process on a daily basis

[@jasminateodorovic1248]

@@franciscachesca I don't know about her. Probably so. As I already said - always relying on my longtime dermatologist. I'm 49. No botox, no fillers, no Tretinoin (just over the counter retinol or retinal) and in-office basic procedures. Most importantly, my skin is healthier now (inside&out of course) than it was in my early 30s. A genuine expert is a gem. Took me a while to find one 🤗

[@Ashley-km4qi]

@@jasminateodorovic1248can I ask why you don’t use tretinoin?

[@jasminateodorovic1248]

@@Ashley-km4qi I don't need to. My skin is good condition thanx to my longtime excellent dermatologist

[@annaskyy6476]

Also. Just want to say you are one of my FAV KZbin channel of all time ! I appreciate the format how it’s so informative , you are so organized with your info it reminds me of college and I love it !!!!!!! Thank you !

[@km_zencat]

SOOOOOO helpful. Even those of us who are savvy skincare buyers can get confused by marketing vs. science. I'll still need to watch this video again to get everything, but I will feel a lot more confident about my next skincare purchase.

[@NikkiNN]

Highly recommend purito Centella unscented serum. Has the combo that makes matrixyl 3000, other peptides, ceramide NP, HA, and many more great ingredients. It’s anywhere from $9-17 for 2 oz.

[@sonamishra4792]

I didn't know that! Thank you so much for this info! It's super affordable compared to other brands.

[@NikkiNN]

@@sonamishra4792 you’re welcome! I just ordered three back up ones 😂

[@sonamishra4792]

@@NikkiNN Good desicion 👍🏻😁

[@fnsg6597]

and niacinamide.. on my 5th bottle, it is great 👍👍👍

[@julieete257]

@@NikkiNN Where do you buy those products

[@magicaldream304]

Yes Dr… embracing aging because many ppl dont even have a chance to age… so as a mom I want grow old gracefully but not to look like a teenager…i love your advices!!! Im a skin nerd ! 🥰

[@Patti-1962]

I have tried SO MANY peptide serums. At least five.... and they have all caused bumps/pustules on my forehead. So I'm so happy to here that as long as I'm using my other actives, my skin won't miss them too much. Thank you for always making skincare more accessible for all of us!!

[@guyplay]

Same issue here.

[@Patti-1962]

@@guyplay I'm sorry you have had the same problem, but I'm glad to know I'm not crazy. It took me a long time to figure it out because it's not very common!

[@J.E.C.]

It means you used comedogenic formulas. Peptides themselves can not clog pores or cause a rash. Use peptides serums that are water-based and silicon- , and oil-free. I have used about 20 different peptide serums and I am severely acne-prone, never had any issue.

[@Patti-1962]

@@J.E.C. I actually had an allergic reaction to peptides.

[@shellahussain7416]

Omg!! Peptides cause me bumps, congested skin, irrespective of other actives.

[@lailap3548]

Talk nerdy to me Dr! As a biochemistry graduate, this video makes me happy ❤🎉

[@IEnjoyYourMusic]

This is what I look forward to every Saturday!

[@SakuraPinkPeach]

Thank you for making this video! As you said already, peptides can be really confusing, so I really appreciate the breakdown between the 4 different types of peptides. Could you please review The Ordinary's The Buffet serum, which is arguably one of the most well-known peptide serums on the market?

[@MariaTeixeira]

I would also like to know about that serum!

[@rb4236]

I used 2 bottles. Didn't help much. You can skip it.

[@TA09386]

Yes, please! The Ordinary Buffet + Copper has been in my routine for years and I would love to know my favorite dermatologist's opinion on this product. Much thanks for considering!

[@jillnutt1006]

I second this! I’d like a product review.

[@lalitas8381]

I would love to hear you talk about pros/cons of different hair removal methods, especially of the face. I thread my eyebrows, forehead, and upper lip once a week and I have no idea if it can inflict damage long term or can make worse spots where I already have hyperpigmentation!

[@monday3664]

I second this, along with your thoughts on dermaplaning and DIY dermaplaning…

[@jor3166]

I would love a video on laser hair removal vs electrolysis

[@monicarose2135]

Be careful w/threading if the person is putting it in in their mouth, so gross & prone to bacteria getting into you skin! 😮

[@karatalksaboutstuff7333]

Love the video! I've seen some real benefits from a couple peptide-focused products! Argireline: Acetyl hexapeptide-8 (argireline) didn't do much for my skin as an ingredient in other serums, buuuuuut when I added the Argireline serum from The Ordinary to my routine I noticed a HUGE difference in my expression lines! It's not botox, but it does work for me! (Plus, it's less than $10.) You are correct that it doesn't last, because if I miss three day I suddenly look 5 years older.😆 Matrixyl: IDK about some of their anti-aging claims, but the Matrixyl serums from Timeless are some of the most hydrating, plumping products I've tried. After using for a week my skin looked healthier and plumper than I'd ever seen it!

[@karatalksaboutstuff7333]

I regret using that many exclamation points.

[@eyeclipper]

have you tried the matrixyl serum from the ordinary as well?

[@seema.l7582]

@@eyeclipper it is the best serum for lines and wrinkles 🙌🏻

[@karatalksaboutstuff7333]

@@eyeclipper Yes. I didn't enjoy the texture compared to the Timeless serum, and I like that the Timeless comes in a larger (cuter) bottle. However, it's nice that The Ordinary combines BOTH kinds of "advanced" Matrixyl in a single formula!

[@eyeclipper]

@@seema.l7582 oh wow :o i have the buffet at home but i think that one might give better results then

[@rambutketiak]

7:09 OMG! I never had botox before but I had a ✨magical✨ sheetmask that firm & hydrate my skin. It has argireline in it!!!! I love the effect and imo best for skin preparation before using makeup. The one that I use is gangnamist 2x aqua lifting mask.

[@nadiakabbani990]

I tried beauty of joseon sunscreen after your last video. Phenomenal! Best ever. I used to use La roche posay anthelios UVMUNE FLUID ( which you don’t have in the US), and it’s excellent, but joseon is even better! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@Bells_Ville]

i love these deep dives,saves me money & time. Oh,and it saves me from staring at the back of hundreds of jars in the skin care aisle ❤

[@nthabelengmashele6742]

I've been eagerly waiting for a video concerning peptides from Dr Shereen NERDY Idris.... Thank you🙌

[@andrewr76861]

hoping for a stand alone copper peptides video! i'd say they have the most data behind them

[@J.E.C.]

There also many other groups of peptides: brightening, soothing/redness reducing, moisturizing (increasing natural HA production), protecting from dna damage by sun, antioxidant peptides, increasing fat deposits/fullness in skin etc. There are biomimetic peptides which are recombinant growth factors. Good serum with right concentration of right peptides makes my botox last 2-3 months longer. There are only 2-3 good ones and they are expensive.

[@tanjiafatema]

Last night (Australian Saturday) just few hrs before you post this video, I was searching on KZbin “Peptides Shereene Idriss”. How did you know I needed this?!! 😁🙏🏽

[@hollya3339]

Your new peptide video brought me back to this video. I absolutely love love love this and these types of non sponsored videos and appreciate all your knowledge and honestly. You're the BEST!

[@dorisbest7580]

The best explanation of what peptides really are !Thank you so much to clear this issue .Very helpful to navigate in this open sea of glossary.

[@karenladd808]

I’ve learned so much from this channel and have seen a huge improvement in my skin. Now my friends and family want me to help them build a skincare routine based on what I’ve learned from this channel!! (I try my best but I also forward them a link to your video) One thing I would love to hear is how to combine these ingredients on a weekly basis. For example, maybe retinol 4x/week but what would you use the other 3x/week? When do you combine niacinamide, azelaic acid, aha/bha etc? Morning and night combos

[@Casa917758]

I second this!!

[@sushibaby9675]

I saw a video by a lady called Cassandra here on youtube where she explained your skin care routine is not fine. Just wanted to let you know that your videos are great, educational and funny. Continue what you do because of us and don't pay attention to people trying to dim your light. You are amazing! 🙂

[@joijoi7480]

07:20 so i'm watching on 2x speed and i'm so sorry Dr. Idriss but it's too beautiful 😢.

[@sheenatran2600]

Thank you so much for your education about peptide dr Shereene, from now on I will know what to buy and spend my money wisely since I am looking for my budget since everything expensive and happy to look for every Saturday of your KZbin video God blessing you ❤️🙂

[@riohenry6382]

I have been using the Ordinary's Lash and Brow serum and over time, it has worked subtle but true miracles

[@shanayad8779]

Please please make a skincare routine for vitiligo skin. Is there an active that can control/ prevent or rather aggravate it. It would mean a lot!!!! Thankyou for spreading awareness about skincare Dr. Idriss

[@SimpliciT84]

I was going to ask for the same thing! hope Dr Idriss reads this!

[@limaso306]

I've been using Allies Of Skin every night for a couple of weeks now and WOW the difference it makes to my skin. I just wake up looking better.

[@eloisepharmacist]

Which product? I've just ordered their peptides and oxidants 5 in 1 cream.

[@limaso306]

@@eloisepharmacist I use the Peptides & Antioxidants Firming Daily Treatment :)

[@godisgood2011able]

When I get a chance to go to NYC I would definitely go to her clinic!! Don’t change Doc , We love you for being real and savage! 😘

[@danielsalvador2024]

Hi Dr Shereene, i just wanted to make a correction on the Kiehl's retinol. It is 0.1% retinol but when it comes to retinols, the percentages go from 0.1% to 1%. So the Kiehl's is actually very gentle. When it comes to retinoic acid/tretinoin, the percentages go from 0.01-0.1% - i think you may have gotten the both confused :)

[@miamine3019]

I also was wondering why she said it was high% when it’s only 0.1

[@mariatancu]

And she said retinol is stronger than retinal...think she got them confused

[@lilitrue7533]

​@@mariatancuno confusion here. Retinal is more gentle to the skin than Retinol

[@mominachowdhury7734]

Can you please share your current everyday makeup routine and products you use?

[@meghanamdeo9617]

Thank you for the in depth information about peptides. Was expecting to hear more about ordinary’s peptide serum- Buffet and copper peptide. These are the most affordable version available I have used. Request if you can review ordinary retinol serums for face and body.

[@Adriana-ej3fd]

Yes! I needed this. I bought Paula’s choice peptide booster without really knowing what it does and how to include it in my routine. Can you please discuss this product? They have 8 “ targeted peptides” in the product.

[@manalnemo]

I absolutely love the Paula's Choice Peptide Booster. Would also love to hear more about the different types of peptides in it.

[@anitamiko9975]

Thanks for this breakdown. I was hoping to hear how copper peptides fit into all this. Also curious what you think of the drmtlgy needless serum and their peptide cream. I really like the cream.

[@maricelamesa9252]

Good question! I was wondering the same thing when I started watching her video.

[@Nordicdog16]

Yes lot of buzz on the needless serum. I tried it. Didn't really see any change, which didn't motivate me to try another bottle. Wondering what your thoughts are on it. Thanks!

[@donnabrashears449]

Thank you so much . I requested this on one of your tic toc. You are so knowledgeable and have helped me learn so much.

[@m.younis9849]

Come oooon Dr. Shereen.. The ordinary & Niod's!!

[@harveyspecter255]

Thank you Dr Idriss for another informative discussion. I've binged your entire list of ingredient focused videos (and fell in love with glycerin, haha). I've made a lot of purchases based on your recommendations. You are clear and thorough. Could you consider making videos on amino acids and resveratrol?

[@natsl3049]

Oooooo thanks I've been requesting that for sooo long. Shukran ❤❤

[@carolinepolakowska1363]

Finally! a video discussing peptides in detail. Thank you for this video♥

[@happiegaelpingol5791]

Your entire outfit and makeup in this video is very pretty! You look more beautiful!

[@pellemiele8059]

Thank you I received an eye cream with peptides by neogen and I had no idea how they worked, especially the fact that they could be irritating if they signal that there's damage to your skin. Beautiful content and I appreciate that you write it down first because the video flows better thanks again

[@kandacesix4119]

Could you make a video for people who have have both rosacea and black heads?? What do you recommend using? Love your videos and how informative you are. Thank you for all the help you give us!

[@Crazee108]

This is so informative i need a slide summaru of the different peptides

[@kiakusch4755]

Could you make a video on collagen peptides which you drink? (Powder) Thank you so much for your wonderful videos :)

[@lisawallace133]

The Ordinary "buffet" has Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide 7, 38, Matrixyl synthe 6, dipeptide something something, acetyl hexapeptide 8 and pentapeptide 18 PHEW.....The Drmtlgy neck cream has palmitoyl tripeptidue 1, 5, 7 and Acettl tripeptide 1 and ttirfluoroacytl 2 which might be a peptide? I use the neck cream on my face too.....The Ordinary costs $18 and the Drmtlgy $28. Thanks fro the great video as always

[@nadiadncr]

Thank you for making this video I had questions about peptides and if I should incorporate them in my routine. You are the best 💕

[@cindyhansen1411]

Thank you. I think you need to do a tiktok or a short video on those multi-colored bracelets! Love them.

[@larocio]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge, doctor! ❤️

[@lisabeautyinsideout]

Thank you so much Dr. Idriss! I look forward each Saturday to these posts. It’s very educational and an eye opening because there’s so much false information out here. If I were closer to you I would pay you a visit. Finding a dermatologist isn’t easy.

[@StaceyZimmer]

Love all your content! ❤❤ Would love to see an updated/dedicated peptide video and especially curious on your opinion of the new SkinCeuticals P-tiox peptide serum. Will it be as legendary as their Vitamin C product?? Ty for all your content!!!🤓

[@idahardy4052]

You’re an Angel and I appreciate your videos! Call it whatever you want, anti wrinkle, anti-aging, pro-healthy skin, whatever - it still seems weird (to me) for a 30-something young woman (not you because I know you’ll just order it or have it at your medical office) at the cosmetics counter to be buying an anti-wrinkle eye cream, but at age 59, the word anti-aging means more like “looking like I feel”. And, despite the rumors, people have always lived longer than the textbooks say the human lifespan or average age that people lived to. Poor women died in childbirth. Many babies didn’t survive past the first few years. People died in farm accidents and wars. If people look back at their own ancestry, you’ll find many more people who lived beyond their 80’s. Anyway. I just wanted to say that. It bothers me that people think humans aren’t meant to live past 70 or that we’re supposed to die once we’re infertile. That’s just nonsense.

[@EnvyBlu]

Wow great informative video. I had never seen such a thorough video explaining peptides. Thanks!

[@D0B3RW0M4N]

This was so interesting, you are a great teacher

[@MichelleDenise64]

This helps a lot in my understanding of the buzzwords around some skin care products. Thanks

[@phnpatra]

Thank you so much for this video. i can put the peptide products asides for now since there are so many others I want to try (i have used a few peptide serum which i couldn’t tell if they worked). btw you’re glowing! i can’t wait for your products’ launch 🥺🥺

[@Probably.Your.Esthetician]

Can you talk more about mandelic acid and kojic acid? And really good anti inflammatory ingredients?

[@SusannahPerri]

“Trio are for kids,” is a tagline for Trix, which was a cereal targeted to children. It actually goes back to the 1950s TV commercials for that cereal. Thank you for the info on peptides!

[@amyhull1678]

My latest issue is personal restraint around trial sized freebies. How am I not going to eventually f*** up my routine if I have the entire Kate Somerville Exfolikate lineup lined up in a drawer somewhere in adorable baby sizes? I don’t even exfoliate that regularly. It all just came with a retinol eye cream. So here I am, juggling the destruction of my skin barrier after a stupid mistake, binging this whole channel on all the ingredients I should have known about BEFORE. What a journey this is. Thanks for the awesome educational content, as always.

[@LivingOffTheLand]

This is such great information Dr Idriss. Your channel is so helpful since I live and Canada and access to cometic dermatologists is very limited. The wait is often over a year. And unless you have a health problem, its difficult to be referred. I hope you have a great Saturday as well. I have changed my entire routine based on your recommendations. I am unfortunately one of those people that has a difficult time with retinols. But I am trying with your tips and tricks and it helps!

[@sreddy9889]

Cool to learn about peptides. I enjoy it much more than learning internal medicine for decades knowing what i know they did to good docs all over...who are leaving in droves...Love to learn about this also after reading about acid attack victims...Any data on peptides for burn victims or for wound healing. I know an ID doc that left ID to open a wound care clinic and was much happier...I can only imagine why...

[@sreddy9889]

I spent 5 hours learning about sculptra today instead of about 1 year waits on sleep studies at county hospitals all over...Gave up after reading patients comment about how hard it is to find a caring neurologist and neurosurgeon...etc...Like most. Gave up...Happier and healing times now.

[@sreddy9889]

Sorry to disappoint....

[@jennifergowadia778]

Dr. Idriss you are the best for making these videos. I wanted to know if you’d recommend Allie’s of skin multipeptide with gf. Seems to be getting a lot of hype but I’d like to know if it’s worth investing in it.

[@tanjiafatema]

Great informative video as always. But I am confused with 2 bits of info. Around 12:01 she said Kiehl’s is 0.1% retinol which is strong for OTC. Because OTC are usually 0.03, 0.05, and then 0.1. But I remember Loreal, skinceuticals, Paula’s Choice have 0.3%, 0.5%, 1% etc retinols. What am I missing here? Is it just that she misspoke the decimals? Second, around 14:01 she said something like that “if retinol is too strong, go for retinal”. Isn’t retinaldehyde more potent than retinol and thus supposed to be more irritating? Again, what am I missing here?

[@miamine3019]

I have noticed the same things and got confused.

[@sarahdecorte9447]

I had the same on the first, but for the second: yes, retinal is only 1 step away from retinoic acid (vs retinol 2), but it's said to be less irritating.

[@miamine3019]

@@sarahdecorte9447 which one is better to use? I got more confused. 🙈

[@sarahdecorte9447]

@@miamine3019 Theoretically retinal since it's only 1 step away from retinoic acid but in the past it has been difficult to use in skincare (stabilisation?), although Medik8 and Avene have now some products containing retinal.

[@miamine3019]

@@sarahdecorte9447 Yess, I am using retinal by Avene. But I live in Italy and they don’t write exact % of retinal the product has. It’s not like Avene in USA. Where are you from?

[@Andrea-tf1le]

I love the Eadem product! It's super luxurious and spreads so well but it doesn't clog my oily skin. I love using it at night since I have a moisturizer with SPF for the day. I do think it's worth the money, a little goes a long way.

[@marthadiazsantella3709]

Thank you for the video, I am using Timeless coenzyme Q10 serum (matrixyl 3000) and I really love it, it is so moisturizing and is helping my skin tolerate tretinoin,!! Win win ♥️

[@ThePersis02]

I love watching your videos, it's so informative.

[@TaraRihana86]

Thank you so much for this video! I love anything self care. Peptides have been one of the few things that information hasn't been as readily available. I like knowing why I'm using things, not just vague explanations which us all I could find until now. I just discovered your channel and am really enjoying binging your videos. Despite my quest for learning everything skin, health etc theres been tons 9f new info for me. Your personality is super cool and your skin as well as you are beautiful!

[@sandee5980]

Love your deep dive videos!!! :) BTW, I need your cute bracelets. Can you please share a link for those?

[@svetlanadobreva3492]

What about the ordinary peptides?? For example the copper peptide one? There are visible positive changes of my skin and this one deserves to be mentioned.

[@eloisepharmacist]

I have been using argireline as an adjuvant to actual Botox injections for migraines. I read some research that topical argireline could help extend the duration of action of Botox injections for bletharospasm, so I wondered if that could work for migraines too. Normally I need to pay for my Botox injections every 4-6 months - so even extending a few weeks for using a product less than £10 a month could be worth it. I'm now at 6 months and my Botox is still going strong at reducing my migraines so hoping for 6-7months. I know it won't fully replace injections but it is worth it.

[@danny6668]

Never ever clicked so fast for a video I LOVE U

[@frensou4737]

Hi Dr Shereene can you a video on growth factor.

[@annaskyy6476]

Can you please tell us what you have done completely on your face ! Yours is perfect ! Especially when u tried to show us ur fine line and wrinkles and you didnt have any! 😂 your skin is the inspo ultimate goal girl !!!!!!!

[@christinemack2153]

Have a beautiful Saturday! This was amazing!

[@knowledgehunter_]

what a great teacher! proud to be your nerd online student

[@MalekOuertani]

I like this youtube channel , because it's basically me in front Instagram going mmmh is this product/trend worth it ? and Dr.shereen makes a 20 min video just to answer that question , god bless

[@adrianaescalante663]

Thank you for the video, I feel more informed, and I think I'll postpone my peptide use. You are the best!

[@zdenekprochazka87]

Thank you for great and helpful videos! ❤ would you have some tips and tricks how to care about your skin in dry climate? I live in Madrid where humidity is around 20% most of the year. Although I have oily skin, it still feels dehydrated.

[@jwkim9629]

Thank you for this informative video. You mentioned Melasma. I wonder if you’ve made a video on this topic? If not, would you pls consider discussing this and if there are any non-invasive products/procedures that might help those with Melasma?

[@megan_the_grey]

I don't know if there is a lot of interest, but I'd love to see a video on frownies and similar products!

[@asavkovic]

Loved the video! I was expecting to hear your opinion on EGF, TGF-β and Cooper peptides. Maybe part 2? 😊

[@ced3069]

Beauty of Joseon also has this moisturizer which is Red Bean Water Gel, which is quite interesting. Good ingredients I think.

[@MusicaErika]

I agree with you 💯% that is why I want you to be my Dr. 😀

[@BrittanyMFinch]

What base makeup are you wearing here?? Your skin is GLOWING and so beautiful!!!

[@lindzj1913]

LOVE what you said about embracing aging! That’s how I feel.

[@dilyanathomsen3528]

Thank you for the educational video, yet again, dear dr. idriss! Is there any K beauty product with peptides that you can recommend as well?! They often are amazing yet much more affordable… thank you! 🙏

[@darleenfarnsworth4862]

My Mother is 92 and her skin is gorgeous. She'll tell you, moisturizer, moisturizer, moisturizer.

[@Ash43509]

Thanks for the video! I have been recommended copper peptides for my vitiligo so I have been looking up information on peptides and copper.

[@CherryAims]

I would like an update on new peptides like matrixyl morphonics. Do orange blossom peptides do anything? What are the best peptides for very mature skin on face and neck.

[@chevalierest]

Thank you once again for the great educative content. The only thing I was confused with was that Kiehl's retinol micro-dose serum contains 0.1% of pure retinol - pretty low percentage as the highest one is considered to be 1% (?) I'd love to know what's your take on copper peptides (GHK-Cu), as I have a very good experience with CAIS3 Niod serum, and sh-peptides or EGF that are considered quite controversial for the lack of studies and if they are mitogenic or not. Again thanks so much for the great videos and best of luck in everything that you do! :)

[@carolinamarin52]

Yes, I think she was very tired when making this video so got confused with the percentages, indeed this serums seems to have a very low retinol percentage. She is still my favorite derm on KZbin, live her content!!!!!

[@KatDuchnicky]

Love this video! Thank you so much for making me look at what I am buying and why. You have the ability to break down any topic into easy bite-sized pieces of information that are easily understood and retained. 💕

[@patriciabonifaz4736]

Thank you dr!! I was clapping on the first minutes of your video!!

[@elsaleyva8387]

Your skin looks amazing! Very interesting information, thank you.

[@elsaleyva8387]

Is it really u or is this a scam?

[@seeambergo08]

Thank you for making this video. I enjoy learning from you.

[@abcdefg-z5n]

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I wish I could come to see you but I live to far away. I think I will go to see a local dermatologist! Thanks for all the information you give us.