Perioral Dermatitis and Acne Skincare Routine for Jessie!

[@haleyreneepate]

I'm obsessed with this series.

[@vhelma21945]

Haley Pate me too😉

[@loreela22]

If anyone has perioral dermatitis like me, just a friendly advice my dermatologist gave me, be VERY mindful of the foam from your toothpaste touching your skin since the fluor in it might exhacervate the perioral dermatitis.

[@victoria31benson]

loreela22 thank you so much for this tip! Really appreciate it 🙏🏻

[@stefaniarivers7414]

Thank you! I’m currently treating my perioral dermatitis and this is a great tip :)

[@clare9697]

shoot

[@annakatharinaschroeder95]

I actually stop using thoothpaste with Fluor. Helped a lot.

[@hayleycampbell6634]

omg yes! if i ever got any on my rash it burned so bad! good tip

[@yesshetalks]

Man, I wish I had a dermatologist or esthetician that seem to care about their client’s skin like these two. The one dermatologist I went to didn’t even ask me what products I was using or asked about my skin type or even looked at my skin really. She just asked me why I was there (I said hyperpigmentation) and she gave me Epiduo. The product is working but I just got the feeling she was giving me something she gave all her clients that complained of hyperpigmentation rather than considering what products were actually good for my skin. Dermatologists are too expensive and uncommon in my area (I would have to go 30-45 mins out of my area) for me to be trying 101 people, hoping to find one who cares enough. I feel like in order to get quality care from people like these two women, you have to live in LA or NY where quality dermatologists and estheticians are everywhere.

[@laysaferreirasilva2146]

Same. I went to a feel dermatologists and they said for me "cleanse your skin, use acne products and sunscreen" (but I don't have a acne prone skin at all I was just a teenager that wore makeup) my skin at the time was normal not even tending to oily. Today, because I was using not ideal products (and the fact that I was ignorant about skincare) I have fine lines and dry dehydrated skin at 22. I'm trying to get back to my normal skin, that's a long path ahead (thank God I now know how to research by myself).

[@annadrees3522]

I had a similar experience with a dermatologist. I was struggling bad with acne and was so insecure. I finally decided to see a dermatologist and I was so nervous and embarrassed because of my skin. She barely let me speak without cutting me off and dismissing me. I had so many questions that I didn’t get to ask. I’m sorry you had a bad experience too

[@madi4345]

My dermatologist told me I don’t need to moisturize my acne-prone, oily skin. In the end, that made my skin look even worse.

[@ytb97]

Laysa Ferreira Silva I’m so sorry for your experience! I didn’t have good experiences with Dermatologists either. I would recommend you try a Vitamin C to renew and regenerate your skin and the collagen in it (I love the Jan Marini C-Esta Serum, they have a regular one and an “Oil-Control” one for oily/acne-prone skin.) and then I think you just need to protect and rebuild your skin barrier, maybe with a good face moisturizer with Shea Butter in it. I really like Pevonia products because they’re pretty gentle but they work well. I’m not an expert at all. Just a fellow 22 year old working on my skincare too. I love that Jan Marini C-Esta Serum (I use the oil control one for my face because I have acne-prone, sensitive/reactive skin)

[@dianamccarthy2377]

Trisha Lindsay sane here, I haven’t had the best experience with the dermatologist I visited.

[@lese91]

These acne focused videos have been so incredibly helpful. My skin isn’t clear yet but watching your videos over the past few weeks and applying the knowledge has done wonders for my scarring.

[@jasmine6393]

Janie Tyrell I hope your skin continues to improve!

[@brightbluesummer3981]

What are you doing for your scarring? I have managed to stop my cystic acne from growing with a prescription benzoyl peroxide cream, but I’m still dealing with the scarring from the past.

[@lese91]

jasmine Thank you so much Jasmine!

[@lese91]

BrightBlueSummer I added the glycolic acid toner and niacinamide + zinc from the ordinary. If you can use a retinol or retinoid, though, that is the #1 best thing for scarring! I can’t use them because I never stop purging after 5 months so it only makes my scarring worse but it works amazing for people who can tolerate it (which is most people). Over-the-counter Differin from a drug store is usually amazing for our skin type.

[@brightbluesummer3981]

Janie Tyrell Thank you so much! Scarring is so annoying, especially if it’s from past cystic acne. Even if I put on high coverage foundation you can see it.

[@cellyjordan2138]

I would like to learn about to treat Milia

[@orewahouston2143]

Yes!!!!!

[@crystal1657]

Gothamista does a great video about Millia with some helpful recommendations.

[@Revelation.12.11]

Celly Jordan same here. I have it around my mouth. 😕

[@lj3256]

You can’t really treat it. You need a facialist to extract them. Or if you can learn to do it yourself with a sterilized needle. It’s just a hard collection of keratin cells that are a solid lump deep under the skin. Getting a good facial they should know how to extract them. Trying to treat them with acids just won’t typically work or it’ll take like a year to slowly peel away enough skin to get that deep. Which is way worse than having a pro do it for you in 5 min.

[@annadrees3522]

Me too!! I have it bad around my eyes and mouth 😔

[@harrisonmillinor7737]

Do a dermatologist react for rosacea!!

[@jessiewilliams8012]

Hi Susan and Nina! Thank you so much for the sweet video! 👍🏼 Yes, I thought I was having another acne flare up but found out about the perioral dermatitis from my doctor. Since then, it hasn’t completely gone away (frustrating!) so I am continuing visiting the doctor. After filming the video, it actually got much worse, but it has now plateaued. I’ll be sure to keep you updated! I have a strong feeling it’s stress related. I’m so happy to know that my skincare routine is OK! Sometimes when something like this happens, it’s easy to throw everything out and start over! Thanks, again! 😊😊😊

[@emoboost8528]

About the perioral dermatitis: Please avoid acids on the lower half of your face, and be very careful with products containing fragrance. For me Metroindazole-cream (cream, not gel) has helped a lot :)

[@anniejays1]

Holy shit, Jessie, I’m from Iowa too. I was gonna say, “GO HAWKS” but it looks like you’re wearing an Iowa State shirt 😜

[@biloushka8437]

Hi! I would definitely get rid of the toner. It has a lot of fragrance and that could be very sensitizing and irritating for your skin. Hope it gets better soon!

[@belma.junuzovic]

I have been struggling with PD for almost 10 years. 🥺 For me the only products worth mentioning are: 1) Mario Badescu drying lotion (now I have PD that looks like bumps around my mouth and nose, it can dry them within 15 days into red scars).. 2) Spectro Gel (amazing!) 3) Weleda Skin Food Light Cream the only one that doesnt cause flare-ups... Hope I have been of some help!😊 And the other part of healing for me comes from taking care of my gut, cause stress causes the imbalance of gut bacteria.

[@SDaulton]

That’s what my derm said to do, as does much info on the internet..to completely simplify and cutout everything except a gentle cleanser and light lotion when you’re having PD

[@IshanAli]

Can we see the dermatologist skincare

[@ssjgara]

It‘s on bazaar.

[@bopdeboop1551]

I know Dr. Desai is a dermatologist but her blanket statements about some of these products being fine to use contradicts my own experience with perioral dermatitis. That drunk elephant jelly cleanser stung my PD rash like a m*th&f*ck&r. The best skincare line I ever found for getting my PD flare ups to heal and prevent them from reoccurring was Avéne skincare's Cicalfate cream and especially the Cicalfate post procedure lotion. Something about the copper-zinc sulfate in it was the only thing that 100% cleared my PD rash after almost two years of battling it. Now whenever I have occasional flare ups (my triggers are travel and too much wine, hi it sucks) I use the post procedure lotion and it heals up and goes away again in about a week. If you suffer from a big PD inflammation thats stinging and flakey, I really recommend looking at skincare lines that are super vigilant about being sterile and hypo-allergenic with no perfumes or other inflammatory ingredients. Also, the low-dose antibiotics regime worked at first but then my PD kept coming back because the antibiotics had killed a lot of my good gut flora. No bueno.

[@choiceone21]

Bop Deboop I totally agree!!! The lactic or any acid is too aggressive for PD.

[@CardboardBoxed]

She mentioned, 3-4 times, that each skincare regime is individual and people react to products differently. Her blanket statements are likely generalisations from experience.

[@laurenj6974]

Cicalfate is my hero product! It doesn’t get enough love

[@bopdeboop1551]

@@laurenj6974 It is a complete life saver. I still put it on overnight because I feel like it helps with my natural redness.

[@kristinas5714]

Did it go away for good ? Any tips on how to get rid of it other than the avene cream?

[@lindsayflood1001]

THANK YOU for talking about periorial dermatitis!!! I have struggled with it for years (people always say it looks just like acne as you pointed out) and it's SO refreshing to hear others going through it and hear your guys' recommendations. LOVE this series. xoxo

[@Saraflorencia08]

I feel you girl, it can be such a pain! Pumpkin seed oil helps clears mine usually.

[@bopdeboop1551]

As a former fellow periorial dermatitis sufferer, I recommend trying Avéne's Cicalfate post procedure lotion if you haven't already. I also started taking probiotics and that's helped keep my PD gone for good.

[@belma.junuzovic]

I have been struggling with PD for almost 10 years. 🥺 For me the only products worth mentioning are: 1) Mario Badescu drying lotion (now I have PD that looks like bumps around my mouth and nose, it can dry them within 15 days into red scars).. 2) Spectro Gel (amazing!) 3) Weleda Skin Food Light Cream the only one that doesnt cause flare-ups... Hope I have been of some help!😊 And the other part of healing for me comes from taking care of my gut, cause stress causes the imbalance of gut bacteria.

[@kristinas5714]

Belma Mizdrak A lot of people with Pd like Spectrogel for some reason most of the amazon reviews are from pd ppl

[@stellannie86]

I really *love* the videos with a dermatologist giving their feedback and knowledge in the mix! Thank you so much for all the helpful content Susan (and Nina). 😊

[@tobyMacBallerina]

Dr. Nina is giving me some serious Lady Gaga vibes😃

[@philiplieu3889]

tobyMacBallerina ra ra ooh la la

[@Miumiu0404]

She sounds like her.

[@PalomaSantos-np4xy]

Totally.

[@makeuplvr12]

First thing I thought! She looks like Gaga & sounds just like her too!

[@juliemann3243]

Ignore those vibes.

[@dre6524]

could you unpack that “toners don’t balance your ph level” topic. im genuinely curious because i feel like there’s soooo much conflicting information about this. loving this series btw 🥰.

[@SunshineBloom777]

Susan! These videos are so helpful!!! Never stop them please! Thank you ladies!!!

[@laurav4932]

This would be an awful routine for my perioral dermatitis prone skin! Retinoids are a huge trigger for most and acids are tricky too. I hope neither of the cleansers contain SLS because that’s also a huge trigger. I totally agree with another commenter that suggested Avene Cicalfate cream. I hope no perioral dermatitis sufferers copy this routine because in my non-medical opinion but as someone who has easily cleared out outbreaks in the last 8 years it is more likely to cause PD than to help it.

[@butterflyl0ve212]

I’ve been highly anticipating a review on more people of color. It seems a bit repetitive to see very similar people being reviewed....js🤷🏽‍♀️

[@SusanYara]

Simple Truth I want more people of color too! Hoping there’s someone in the next batch that sent in reviews, but I can’t force anyone to do it.

[@butterflyl0ve212]

Susan Yara maybe I’ll be the 1st☝🏽

[@SusanYara]

Simple Truth Send it in! 🤗

[@kiruthika16688]

Susan Yara I agree with simple truth . I am planning to send in for tan -brown skin tone ( south Indian skin tone) . Please do for variety of skin tone. It will be useful for us .

[@malakal-dossari6951]

I know to learn more about dry skin and black heads

[@OhthatsChloe]

Malak Al-Dossari You should use a salicylic acid face wash! My fav that has really really helped me with whiteheads and black heads is the Cerave renewing SA cleanser (I have combo-dry sensitive skin btw)

[@malakal-dossari6951]

@@OhthatsChloe thank you! ill give it a try!!!:)

[@___.209]

Please please please someone with more melaninated skin or hyperpigmentation. I need to knowwwww

[@cherolk]

Bibbi DaSilva yes please

[@jackiejdub]

The only video Susan has done for darker skintone is the one where she reacted to A Flight Attendants skin care routine and its quite helpful as it addressed hyperpigmentation.

[@mnchk28]

This was so informative for me because I suffered from dermatitis around my cheeks and I know it was from adding oils on my face

[@TheEMGRACE2]

Isn’t perioral dermatitis caused by candida overgrowth in your system. I got mine from going on antibiotics (which kill bad AND good bacteria in your gut), for my skin. My doctor prescribed me an oral antifungal and gave me probiotic and with some time PD went away and never came back. If I know I’m sick and need antibiotic I take probiotics to keep my system balanced. I feel like perioral dermatitis is very a mysterious thing that we don’t fully understand. But antibiotics can definitely exacerbate the situation like treating fire with fire kind of. Just my experience.

[@bopdeboop1551]

YES!!! I was so frustrated when I heard them praising her for going on antibiotics, that only clears up PD rashes at first but then it comes roaring back! Mine was triggered by traveling and then I kept drinking wine and eating too much wheat & sugar that made my body go haywire. I take probiotics regularly now and haven't had PD since, but I totally agree with you that it's sort of a mysterious thing because science hasn't fully explored how our internal health (i.e. candida) is linked to our skin.

[@emoboost8528]

there is no evidence for it being caused by candida overgroth. Glad yours cleared up though :)

[@TheEMGRACE2]

Bop Deboop yes !! I was so surprised/ upset to see them both so sure of that_ because antibiotics are amazing when needed but also wreak havoc on our stomachs and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Also antibiotics aren’t a definite cure for it, it’s something doctors TRY bc they don’t understand the root of the problem. It can make the rash go away for a little bc it’s killing the yeast and good bacteria in your stomach for a while but once you’re done you’re left with more of a hotbed for candida to grow so it comes back. Look up what a yeast rash looks like - it’s PD. Again this was my experience and I feel so sad for ppl who struggle w it bc I was so sad to not have answers and be told it would come back periodically!

[@mikanchan322]

I was always given anti-fungal creams for it, so yeah, I think so. It was also strongly triggered by stress.

[@bopdeboop1551]

@@emoboost8528 There's lots of possible causes and triggers for sure, but candida has also been documented to be one of them. And likewise!

[@KourtneyBrooke]

I don’t use any products with mineral oil because they don’t know exactly what causes perioral dermatitis but it’s possibly mineral oil. So that Pond’s cream could be a culprit. I used to be prone to perioral dermatitis.

[@lisanne99]

Dr. Nina is my favorite guest on this channel! I love these videos they're so helpful 😊

[@user-ot7ue2yb2e]

thank you for showing that there are many different types of “acne,” and many different types of skin!! i was struggling with inflammatory acne while at the same time my skin was INSANELY dry- in my case, one size absolutely did not fit all for acne care & videos like these are so so helpful

[@rosskilla216]

Also for perioral, watch out for toothpaste

[@KourtneyBrooke]

rosskilla216 Yas! She should switch to sulfate free!!! I did many many years ago.

[@SDaulton]

And potentially fluoride free

[@macrokr95]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I have been dealing with perioral dermatitis for about a year now and people don't understand how frustrating it can be. People never talk about it and I am happy to see that you are shedding a light on it. You guys are an amazing duo! Thanks for making these amazing videos

[@bongekamnguni5865]

I cannot stress enough how awesome this segment of the channel is!!

[@sstark103]

My perioral dermatitis is stress related. And didn’t start flaring up until I hit my 30s. I’ve had one nasty flare and one small mild one.

[@sstark103]

@Gen that is great! thank you, I will add that to my tbr!!

[@littlesunshine5307]

I would like to know about eczema\atopic dermatitis with dry and sensitive acne prone skin 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I love you 💕😘

[@roselavender9890]

zinni emj 100% agree! Suffering from eczema is no joke!

[@alexandram1301]

Dr. Desai is drop dead gorgeous, beautiful nose, beautiful skin...I trust anything these two woman say just by their own self care you can trust they know what they’re talking about! Great series

[@fillkify]

Yes Susan Yara! Ugh, a Queen!

[@J.E.C.]

The girl said that Cerave moisturizer was not enough for her in winter. You suggested to skip oil at the end, but you did not suggest any alternative solution to her dry skin complaint. I would recommend her to use a good humectant toner, light moisturizing serum and probably a more moisturizing cream instead of this Cerave.

[@MarcoCuomo-jh3en]

Please do one on seborrheic dermatitis :(

[@ninas7293]

M C in most of cases it’s treated the same way. Try anti-fungal creams, tea tree oil

[@paulinapralina1586]

This series is amazing ❤ you go mama

[@nothanksmegan]

I wish dermatologists would come to a consensus on perioral dermatitis, some say retinal/retinoids/all actives are bad, some say they are OK. Some say SLS is bad, some say SLS is fine, fluoride is bad, fluoride is OK, most prescribe steroids which make it worse. If it's so common, figure it out but no because then they can't make money off of you...

[@brownxugar5049]

Love this series!! Can't wait for cystic acne

[@myyttim.8551]

I got rid of my POD by using just Cerave gentle cleanser and cream. I avoid plant oils on my skin like Coconut, shea butter etc. Occasionally I use Clinique Take The Day off balm and Clinique mineral sunscreen.

[@KourtneyBrooke]

Honestly, I think perioral derm is also mostly caused by over use of moisturizing. Occlusive products and over layering has been indicated as a possible cause of PD. So she should probably also take a break from that.

[@jaydenjohns3689]

Congrats on 1 million subscribers! Love this channel 🥰

[@OrthodoxChristianWife]

It's so exhausting with all the products and medicine to simply treat symptoms and not cure the underlying causes.

[@corinnedillard2501]

Susan! This series with dermatologists has been SOOO helpful and informative. Thank you thank you so much!

[@sailorgrlie]

I just love this series. It's so interesting to see what everyone uses!

[@alpaca3216]

I used to use my adapalene 0.1% first at night, just after washing my face, but it was irritating. Nowadays I use it as the last step of my nighttime skincare routine and it's soooo much better, not irritating and it actually seems to work wonders for my pimples.

[@hananurra6122]

1 Million subcriber, Congratulations! Love this series 💛💛💛

[@maryvblair]

I really appreciate that you guys say we should definitely go to our dermatologist and not just take your advice, because I was doing a double cleanse and my dermatologist said that my skin is so sensitive and easily irritated/inflamed (I have eczema and issues like that) that I shouldn’t double cleanse. Everybody is different and I appreciate that you guys make sure we know that your advice doesn’t make sense for everyone.

[@hangominh863]

why you dont said anything about hydration, dry and oily at yhe same time, may be she is dehyration, need something liquid and hydrate to plump up the skin, regular sebum and help with inner dryness

[@cody5600]

You two are a great team. I looove this Series sooo much!

[@SDaulton]

I’m confused /surprised she okayed the PMD. Perioral Dermatitis is an inflammatory condition with a compromised barrier. Every other source I’ve seen says to be very gentle and that a cleansing tool would exacerbate the inflammation. ?

[@resh0692]

Great video as always!! Would love to know what eyeshadow dr. Nina wears? It's gorgeous!

[@prateek4527]

please make a video on Seborrheic dermititis.. routine/Product recommendations

[@MariannaToul]

Try the La Roche Posay Kerium DS cream. It's the only thing that works for my boyfriend, his skin flares up during winter. Good luck!

[@prateek4527]

Marianna Touloudi Thank you! Will try for sure.

[@Blackcatsimone]

What if you have severe dry skin and also acne prone skin 😫

[@k.s.4843]

I would love to hear your advice for someone with seborrheic dermatitis , or someone with the drier types of dermatitis. I find that cica is helpful for healing the inflammations and flakes.

[@Sanalluk]

I will be waiting for routine for people with seborrheic dermatitis too!!!

[@Bebeutyful]

Love this series!! I have learned that I needed to update my routine as I am getting older, my skin in more normal with occasional breakout due to hormones. I grew up with oily acne skin and the products were not helping any more! I have switched to more balanced and gentle products that focus on texture and tone of my skin and it has immensely improved. I am one of those people that I can use an oil (Kora Organics Noni Glow Oil) at night only. Learning so much... keep these coming!😍😍

[@bindassaziz]

Please do videos on freckles and small tiny flat moles,how to get rid of this sun spots,freckles and tiny flat moles on face,

[@cityandgirl]

This dermatologist is awesome! So knowledgeable. 📚 👍🏼

[@Maryarena2020]

I wear 0 makeup, my skin is oily but have no acne. I’ve been looking for a video for something and this video helped somewhat. Definitely need a video for ppl who don’t wear makeup but want a skin care routine

[@simonevanseumeren8563]

Omg this video was just what I needed! Thank youuu🥰

[@sydneytaylor5735]

COMEDONAL ACNE VIDEO PLEASE

[@akl8806]

Yesssssss!! Loooove Dr Desai. Always learning from your videos!

[@orewahouston2143]

23armies do you know how old she is?💕

[@sunshine9993]

This series is brilliant! Keep them coming 💕👍🏽

[@tracy_cakkes]

I have dermatitis and my skin and scalp is very dry 😪

[@KourtneyBrooke]

The drunk elephant cleanser broke me out. She’s killing me with these products 🤦🏻‍♀️ girl....

[@paigerist]

I have been experiencing a red rash around my mouth and chin with tiny white pustules that appear suddenly and frequently throughout the day. I saw a dermatologist but the appointment happened during a time when the flare up had calmed down significantly, but I did have one deep pimple in the area so was diagnosed with acne. I’ve been on doxycycline for 3 weeks and my skin flared up again about 1 week ago. I have another appointment with my dermatologist in 4 weeks but am concerned she won’t see the flare up at it’s worst. I have also been diagnosed with chronic urticaria but the wheels I experience look different to what is happening on my face. I know leaving a comment here is a long shot but if anyone has any advice I’d really appreciate it. I love your content Susan and really enjoy watching your work here on KZbin and on Instagram :)

[@MikeClimaco]

Congrats on 1M subs, Susan!!!

[@maddiebartley9994]

Rosehip oil does wonders for my acne!!

[@brightbluesummer3981]

Maddie Bartley just wondering, do you have dry skin?

[@maddiebartley9994]

BrightBlueSummer more combination! Oily in my T zone and normal everywhere else. I can’t do all oils, but rosehip works for me 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@brightbluesummer3981]

Maddie Bartley okay, thank you!

[@ItsDavidN]

seeing these videos inspires me so much that i might send in my own skincare routine!

[@zalak4368]

I would really like an appreciate if you could only mention on how to treat whiteheads and bumpy textured skin

[@SDaulton]

🤔 clindamycin gel definitely makes me more dry. It is also listed as a common side effect. While my PD is flaring, my barrier is too poor to handle the additional drying effect.

[@prplppltr]

Susan you’re hitting all the hot topics for me! Melasma dermatitis acne!!! My chin and upper eyelids drive me nuts with Dermatitis and I’m super allergic to grasses like you.

[@user-ot7ue2yb2e]

I’m curious about Dr. Desai’s opinion on the cerave night cream! In some other skincare reactions it seemed she wasn’t a fan of some occlusive moisturizers for acneic skin, so I was wondering what specifically about this cream or this particular person’s routine would make the cerave night cream a good choice? (i LOVE this product myself and have acneic skin!)

[@winonapurple7957]

would love a moisturizer recommendations for perioral dermatitis that are cruelty free

[@rachanathapa4824]

I am so fed up with my skin ! I’ve been dealing with acne for 3 years and my skin got worse this year ! I really don’t know what to do 😢

[@omgitsthebeatles]

Rachana Thapa look into retinoids, I recently tried adapalene and at least for me it’s working really well. Or make one appointment Witt a dermatologist for advice.

[@SunnySummerSeasons]

See a dermatologist! There's only so much we can do with prescription free, topical treatments, especially when it's hormonal acne 😔

[@mikanchan322]

@@SunnySummerSeasons 100%. Benzoyl peroxide and Adapalene havent really worked for me at all unfortunately ;_;

[@rachanathapa4824]

rebeccalas the thing is I’m just sixteen 😭 and I don’t really know if I should start using retinoids or any forms of vitamin A from now

[@rachanathapa4824]

Bo Elle yes I did but it didn’t really help and on top of that I have PCOS so 😩

[@CheekSoup]

The cerave skin renewing night cream is SUPER occlusive. Lots of Shea butter and dimethicone. I tried it in a moment of desperation during winter last year, but I can’t use it without breaking out. The cerave PM facial moisturizing lotion is a much better option for acne-prone skin, I think.

[@melissafiore7674]

Hi Susan, could you do a video dedicated to products from "The Body Shop"? Items that you think are with buying like the toners, moisturizers and facial serums or oils. I lovee your channel so much, it has helped me learn a lot about skincare and what products are best for each skin type :)

[@maritza211]

Yes! I can watch before bedtime. 😴

[@RaNa-wx4xw]

I would like to see a reaction to a Combo of neurodermitis, dry and sensitive skin (which i have haha)

[@blablablab3787]

I have the SAME skin 😬

[@jesilhouette413]

Please do a post-flight skincare routine!

[@mariaestherortizibarra3019]

Very good series!! Also when is The Sass coming back?? Miss it

[@ammaramubasshir5839]

Im having dermatitis issue since birth now my young one is having dermatitis .... im so upset pf this because i have seen my dermatologists here in pakistan but found no particular solution. They just say keep it moist and it will go with time or sometimes they prescribe antifungal and thats all

[@belicious97]

I have this skin condition too! I use the '9 to 5' from Lush but only rub it in my face for like 5 seconds. Then i wash it off multiple times with a clean washcloth and water! Then use some camomile water and Weleda almond light moisturizer! This has cleared my skin so much! Also! I don't wear make everyday anymore! Not needed! What do you think? I also heard PRP is great for this

[@exoexo-l5763]

Can u cure the perioral dermatitis permanently?

[@missalexy1]

amazing series!!! can you please do a video about PCOS?

[@Hair.beautyy.fashion]

I developed Perioral Dermatitis about 4-5 weeks ago, I was put on an antibiotic and after 5 days I got so sick. Hives fever rash nausea 😭 I’ll have to buy a gentle cleanser and cerave

[@shegotfit2220]

I’m on it too. Are you allergic?

[@Hair.beautyy.fashion]

SheGotFit doctor says it was most likely an allergic reaction

[@shegotfit2220]

Jeanette Perez awe I’m sorry. Did your pd get better? I have it now 😭

[@Hair.beautyy.fashion]

SheGotFit it did get better right away with the antibiotics. I stopped using foundation with fragrances in them and I’m using less harsh skincare products. It sucks! Talk to your dermatologist for sure! Good luck hun

[@janetescobedo9777]

When I went to the dr for my acne, they gave me clindimycin to use with benzoyl peroxide in the morning and retin-a at night

[@dhiacinitra5210]

does it clear up your skin?

[@janetescobedo9777]

Dhia Cinitra yes! My issue is more on the hormonal acne side and it def changed my face

[@sarikavijay1151]

This is pretty bad advice, having suffered PD on and off for decades, the most important advice is to stop all actives, they exacerbate the condition. So no lactic acid, no acids, no vitamin c, no retinol, etc no facial brushes, no scrubs! Cut down on too much cleansing. I also find antibacterials worsen my condition. So no clindamycin. In the morning just splash your face with water. Use a cleansing milk to cleanse in the evening. If u absolutely must then follow it up with a mild soap or a cream cleanser. But never gel cleansers, I find them super harsh despite being marketed for sensitive skin, especially for PD where the skin has already lost its barrier function. Infact never cleanse directly without a cleaning milk or a cleansing balm, it disrupts your acid mantle. And mineral oil is not the enemy, it is better to use that Ponds cold cream than use that gel cleanser alone. If u can, get a barrier cream without any actives or even a diaper rash cream with zinc will help repair the skin barrier. If u need to use a toner just use a green tea toner or aloe vera gel that helps calm the skin faster. Give it 3 days and u will see your skin becoming less greasy and less inflamed.

[@emmiwarford2096]

I have PD and I thought the same thing!! So confused

[@samanthabunch3523]

Did a diaper rash cream help for you. Yes you are right, I can't use this many products with my PD

[@cjko100]

All of what you said is what my derm told me

[@itzevaldez2167]

I’ve literally been looking for something to help dermatitis around my nose

[@nicolekesselring3398]

How do I meet with her!?! I’ve met with my derm so many times about this but she gets confused with all the skincare. She really only does basic stuff. I need deeper step by step help

[@troskiebianca]

I have Perioral Dermatitis, and active ingredients completely aggravates it. Just beware that it could actually make that problem worse

[@aaronryan8048]

Want to know Dr. Nina's skin care routine!

[@id3389]

wow, I am for the first time in my life "battling" some dermatitis on my lips that doesn't wanna go away and this video gets uploaded! :o it's fate

[@katiemullins233]

Do you have any tips for nodules?

[@TikalKeria]

The only thing that fixed my perioral dermatitis was prescribed ORAL steroids for several days, followed by a week of ORAL antibiotics. None of those prescribed topicals helped me, personally.

[@lexannej]

Love these videos. And hi from a fellow Iowan.

[@fontgurrl]

Info on treating seborrheic dermatitis, please! I’ve had the worst itching and flaking since having a baby. I’ve tried everything (including prescription shampoo from the derm). Taking antihistamine is the only thing that prevents the itch. Help! 🙏🏻

[@oliviatulett6367]

What should you do if retinoids, including adapalene, worsen your perioral dermatitis but you are acne prone too?

[@Ola-1114]

Hey. Can you do a video about skin care when you have rosacea and anti-ageing

[@mabelpham2829]

Hopefully there will be a video about fungal acne as well

[@serenity8910]

I love these videos! I really need to try Cerave soon!

[@MercedesSanchez-lt9or]

I don’t know what is happening with my skin it had what it seems an allergic reaction and I have so many “bumps” on my skin I really don’t know what i can do to get rid of it

[@mau5teps]

I got a reaction like that from my foundation. It goes away with time when you stop using the product that caused it.

[@melissat9120]

Is it itchy? This happened to me one time, and it actually turned out that it was from improperly spraying my perfume hahahaha.

[@amylee4059]

Hi Susan, could you please do a video about Lush skincare products like cleansers, masks etc . Thankss x

[@sofiaalandete7324]

seborrheic dermatitis!!