Skincare Splurge/Save? Glycerin the New HA? Selena Gomez & TikTok Culture | Doctorly Unhinged EP #5

[@pauletteJ777]

We need a list of the best products (suggested brands) for women over 50.

[@yvettesuburban6397]

And what order to apply products 😊

[@whitneydickinson3526]

This request 100%!!

[@danasmothers]

Thank you for the discussion on Lupus. So many people, including doctors, without Lupus are dismissive of our experiences. P.S. I’d love to hear a skin care regimen for autoimmune disease skin care. (Along with the science, which you two make easier to understand.)

[@kimmiller8025]

Same"

[@frankfranklin4846]

Yes!

[@allysonbergman1303]

Yesssss! Curious about hashimotos as well 💛

[@marianne8352]

I loved hearing you talk about Lupus. It would make my life so much easier if more people understood what it is!! Having a flare right now and I am in so much pain 😢

[@gigi2008]

Love this video and your compassionate message about commenting on other people's appearances. I feel like we have entered an era of shame and blame through all the social media where people don't really think about how their words can impact another. Thank you both for this beautiful discussion :-)

[@Honestyistheonlypolicy]

I give you so much respect for not judging people due to not knowing what the person is going through! ❤

[@jaycee6052]

So happy to have you guys for skincare advice!

[@kati7082]

I totally agree. I have hypothyroidism and my weight fluctuates whenever my meds need to be re-evaluated. And when I was younger it was totally hurtful when someone made comments. Now I honestly could care less and it’s because I’m older and I feel good in my skin these days no matter where I am. My advice to most is to keep comments about people’s bodies to themselves unless asked.

[@BenjaminHari]

Glycerin was always good in moisturizer but due to the tackiness at higher concentration and the hype of HA it got pushed away even though it has been in cosmetics for decades. On molecular level it actually can penetrate skin A LOT easier while most forms of HA is just too big to go much deeper. I personally have a skin that needs to be hydrated often and just few months ago I found the perfect solution that even eases my sensitive/dry skin. All I do is wash my face with distilled water (we have hard water and it's one of the bigger reason why my face felt dry), then I mix small amount of glycerin with distilled water in those small "portable humidifiers", spray the mist on my face for a good minute, doo the serums, do the humidifier mist again and finally I "seal" it with HA based moisturizer. I feel like HA creates a "barrier" that doesn't let any moisture escape but this combo makes my face feel like a baby skin each time I wash it down...oh and drinking of plenty of water helps too. :)

[@Shelleyb4028]

I am so glad to have you guys bringing such great info to us and coming from such a positive and kind perspective 😊

[@Suedetussy]

You’re so reasonable! It‘s so refreshing to listen to you, from your attitude to splurge or save and how considerate you are of all the people, who can’t afford the stuff.

[@meesh1283]

Thank you so much for highlighting Lupus and other reasons why an individual may look a certain way! A good reminder for us all to practice empathy for others or at the very least don't just jump to conclusions. +1 to a video on skin care routines or skin care recommendations for those w/ autoimmune diseases. Thank you for the knowledge, awareness, and entertainment you both provide :)

[@kellystevens-comstock2841]

I love the podcast energy you have together. I think it’s better that on KZbin videos when you are sitting really close. This format is great. ❤

[@maryedge8666]

Thank you for the kind and loving conversation about commenting on people’s bodies❤️

[@Muffintop868]

I started with the inky list retinol for £10.99 now I have moved up to the Inky List scar and wrinkle solution for £22.99 I am actually really happy with both. I have had a little bit of a reaction but my tolerance is building up quite nicely and I feel like I have had some results. I love the Inky list and the Ordinary for budget good quality skin care.

[@PsychicKathleen]

I'm 68 yrs old and as always agree with everything you 2 say. You can get amazing moisturizers for very reasonable costs. A recent example for me was buying the Skinceuticals moisturizer ($140) and then buying the Aveeno for eczema ($18). The Aveeno was 10 times better for my skin. The results after 2 weeks was remarkable. I too splurge on facial tinted spf 50+. I wear it instead of foundation (and elegantly formulated foundation can get $$$!) I like Avene Retinol the best and I've tried many. It's fairly pricey but honestly it lasts a very long time. The rest is just for fun really - essences, serums, antioxidants. My skin has always been good so I'm pretty low maintenance. I think it's helpful to know where you should splurge and not. Thank you for another great video!

[@MsQ275]

would love to hear a pod on home devices (nuface, Nira, omnilux, etc)!!

[@sarahcook262]

Thank you for discussing H.S, I had my first boil at 16, after that I didn't suffer often...until my mid 20's, it got bad fast and I felt disgusting and carried a lot of shame thinking I was doing something wrong and not cleaning properly etc. I was finally diagnosed when I was around 27 years old because it was so painful, covered all those embarrassing areas and I needed help. Anyone I did open up to back then, didn't react in a nice/kind way. I also got a lot of "advice" on cleanliness. I'm in the U.K and I don't think there is much awareness even now. I'm now 45 😮 I am on long term antibiotics that I didn't think helped much until I came off them. I soon started taking them again. I guess I'm mostly used to it now and luckily have a fabulous relationship with love and understanding from my husband. It's so hard to talk about, especially when you are younger. It's sadly a very embarrassing disease which is why so many people suffer in silence. So once again thank you for opening up that discussion. I think you are both awesome and you give such great advice. Many thanks.

[@bernadinedarienzzo4086]

Like you My daughter has suffered since she was in her teens. I’m not sure which was worse for her , the pain or the shame. No one understood what it was.sometimes her “cysts” were as big as a fist. As she got older, she would go to the ER and have them cut open allowing them to drain which would relieve the pain. It was very hard for her to hold down a job due to the odor of the draining fluid and pain. She took jobs that isolated her from others. Then there was the depression…. We went to so many doctors, wound specialists , dermatologist, surgeon. My daughter has somehow battled thru all of this for 30 years with support from her family. She has found others like her on TikTok so knows she is not alone. Her present dermatologist told her he has never seen a case as severe as hers. My heart goes out to you and everyone one else with HS.❤

[@silviyatotevska4518]

Thank you for bwimg honest and transparent. I really like the way you discuss certain situations showing integrity and respect to others and their personal circumstances. Thanks for bringing this up. But also huge thank you for your shared information on ingredients

[@RandyandCyndi]

K-Beauty sunscrens are most of the time under $20 Isntree and Beauty of Joseon to name a few.

[@Jesusandme922]

I appreciate your kindness to others, both of you!

[@criscruzparra2243]

It is hard for someone has a autoimmune disease. I have one. It is hard. And yes, it is difficult when we have to take so many medications just to function.

[@pauletteJ777]

Agreed! I have 3 autoimmune diseases and deal with a lot of extra weight that is so hard to lose. Even when I can manage to lose some pounds I still look puffy from medications.

[@muranyihumer1241]

@@pauletteJ777 I wish you the best!

[@pauletteJ777]

@@muranyihumer1241 Thank you so much!

[@lezbounin2289]

I have those on my underarms…for 30+ years. You’re the first person I’ve heard say it’s HS, I’ll need to look into it and see a dermatologist!

[@Elena-me8ul]

Totally disagree about sunscreens. I prefer tinted sunscreen. Given that, I tried expensive brands EltaMD, DRMTLGY or Paula’s Choice and hated them all. They slide right off my face very quickly and ELtaMD flakes off. However $15 Australian Gold tinted mineral sunscreen is amazing. It goes on greasy, which feels weird, but dries down to a beautiful matte finish that lasts all day. It replaced my foundation completely because it is even blurring. No need for powder and keeps my very oily skin from shining all day.

[@lauriepeifer7297]

100% agree!!! This stuff is by FAR the BEST. And I've tried a lot of them as well....

[@helenalovelock1030]

It’s very drying

[@whitneydickinson3526]

Ooh, cool recommendation - going to try to find some right now!!

[@WhatStrangerMiracles]

It would be really cool if you could do a video on K-Beauty! I feel like there are *so many* claims about different ingredients that aren’t typically in western skincare so it’s hard to know what is effective or just hype. Also: ferments! Anecdotal, but my skin gets SO glowy with ferment products and it’d be cool to see a video on that too. Like SK-II and the more affordable dupes like Missha.

[@shereebongo]

I have both and alternate depending on mood and sadly SKII is better. Def see a big difference when I use it vs Misskha one

[@t_ylr]

I found a great cheap sunscreen for me. The Nivea Sun Protect Super Water Gel, it's a chemical sunscreen totally invisible so no cast, but it also doesn't burn my eyes which is my problem with 99% of chemical sunscreens. It also has a really feel to it. My absolute favorite is the Dr Murad Invisiblur sunscreen. It's like a matte gel primer. It makes your skin look so good, but it's $70 for 1oz 😑

[@Muffintop868]

Thanks that's really helpful

[@michelelee5339]

Autoimmune diseases are appearing more & more often. They are serious conditions and can be life threatening without proper daily medications to manage them. Steroids really do a number on the body and can change the shape of your face. I'd be interested to know how steroids affect the skin and what to be careful of.

[@ellierose3842]

Love your dynamic together! (Or should I use "you're" deliberately for Dr. Maxfield?)😁

[@palanfuiniel]

A great way to get cost effective sunscreen is to focus on buying larger volumes. For instance my favorite sunscreen is the Omi Verdio UV Moisture Gel Spf 50++++. It comes in a larger pump bottle of 220g (about 7.5 oz) and so is much, much cheaper per oz. than almost anything else, so I don't feel the need to be precious with it when it comes to applications. Highly recommend!

[@sammyg4159]

I have that one too and I was like, finally! A big bottle of sunscreen that I actually like.

[@vesbarrow]

I have this and it's great as a body sunscreen! 😊

[@SB-ph7fw]

Interesting conversation. Thank you for discussing issues with oral steroids. Disagree on the "splurge" on sunscreen. I did that once with a mineral sunscreen that "everyone" loved, but now I spend so much less using Korean sunscreens (most are less than 20, many less than 15, and a few are less than 10). Glad you mentioned Stylevana, I think this is a great resource to try other sunscreens for a reasonable price.

[@ginabyrd503]

I'm here for all the smolders... 😂

[@shazeedalindemann2337]

I have been using glycerin and rose water for years, love it!

[@helenalovelock1030]

How do you use it which brand ?

[@shazeedalindemann2337]

@@helenalovelock1030 I make my own. Just buy the rose water alcohol free and vegetable glycerin 3 tbsp for 100ml of rose water, hope that helps 😁

[@madammadonna]

it's "road to hell is paved with good intentions". 😆

[@rosean374]

Me who spends $5.99 on beauty products from Ross and Marshalls dept store. 😂

[@priyakshee1]

Plz plz plz can you both make a video on autoimmune disorders like SLE and use of hydra facials, derma fillers , laser etc . I'll be ever grateful to you if you could provide some information about it. ❤️

[@MsQ275]

stand alone HA is such a waste since it's already in everything else you use

[@cherrypitbliss]

Some sunscreen brands qualify for fsa, so if you have a card or are trying to spend a certain amount before the year ends it be a good time to stock up without it taking a chunk out of your regular budget

[@debramcfarland6811]

I was told to use 100% natural Aloe Vera on my skin during my radiation treatments, it worked wonderfully! I used that during the day and used Aquaphor at night.

[@lisaroberts7266]

did you forget that you loved Trader Joe's sunscreen? $8.99, invisible dupe of Goop

[@hollyw9566]

When I was a young teen, long ago, my best friend's mom used rosewater and glycerin moisturizer. It smelled so good and felt so good that my friend and I were using it to the point where her mom bought us each a tube or a bottle or whatever it was in, I can't remember now.

[@shychameleon]

I buy Rosewater & Glycerin as well. Smells great and skin feels nice.

[@Jmwamuchemi]

Do you still use it?

[@eloisepharmacist]

I agree with your banter about intentions over commenting. I always wonder where i should draw the line in giving my advice on medication or whether I should call out misinformation that is often spread on social media.

[@tracymc6007]

Thank you for all your efforts. Look forward to your podcasts

[@Jaymala111]

Best way to ignore everyone and move on Selena. You are talented and you have a future. Doing all these things makes your critics WIN. They want to disturb you and your confidence. Show your courage and MOVE ON.

[@MissMaryMTL]

My prescription Tretinoin cream cost me $6 thanks to health insurance and living in Canada 🎉

[@Jaymala111]

35 years back I was using glycerin + rose water and fresh lemon juice every day. My face used to shine like anything. But now I am rich and lazy and can afford to buy well-researched readymade products. They do work well but can't forget the glycerin mix effect yet. I am 60 years now. But people say I am not more than 40. I feel proud of myself.

[@Suha_Chakravorty]

This is common to all of us in India, I guess. I've been advised this recipe from my aunts and I live in Bengal !!❤❤😀😀

[@julianperez3587]

I aspire to be rich and lazy

[@merylparks1584]

I remember using lemon juice as a toner

[@Prencess11]

😢😢 I'm 22 and look like 32😢😢😢😢😢

[@Jaymala111]

@@merylparks1584 Rose water is a good toner. It’s benefits are amazing.

[@nickbrown2113]

What about the ordinary serums? They are affordable and seem like good products. You two are the only dermatologists I trust online.

[@rebeccapinto9926]

They tend to be single ingredient based, and maybe less expensive formula, so may feel tacky etc. I love their cleanser, and lactic acid. Prefer their sister brand- niod, but getting pricier and not sure price hikes are justified.

[@shazeedalindemann2337]

Amazing stuff

[@clanausse]

Love your compassion thank you.

[@janniebee9501]

I vote glycerine. I have always lived in dry environments. HA is drying if there is no atmospheric humidity for it to draw from. Glycerine is better.

[@bin4518]

My skin always breaks out with HA. Having great luck with glycerin.

[@aurora6763]

Try Iunik Beta Glucan Moisture Power Serum as an HA alternative. Its a humectant as well.

[@bin4518]

@@aurora6763 Thank you! Never heard of the brand or product.

[@aurora6763]

@@bin4518 You're most welcome! Its a Korean Beauty brand with minimal ingredients.

[@aurora6763]

@@bin4518 I discovered it from by fav You Tuber Kelly Driscoll, please check out her content for reviews. Hope it works for you

[@bin4518]

@@aurora6763 Thank you for your kindness!

[@katerinasimpson1100]

Thank you for pointing out that some people are allergic to Aloe Vera. My best friend is and the struggle is real.

[@Christel108]

Me too. It’s really hard.

[@paulcohen6727]

My sunscreen consists of long sleeves, a broad rimmed hat an shoving my hands in my pockets. Works better than any commercial brand.

[@agirlisnoone5953]

..... You realize rays get under your hat, right?

[@paulcohen6727]

@@agirlisnoone5953 If that's true then it must be a very very small amount, not enough to worry about.. Although I burn easily, I've never gotten any sunburn while wearing my hat.

[@paulcohen6727]

@@agirlisnoone5953 If that's true then it must be a very small effect, not worth worrying about. I've never gotten sunburned when wearing my hat but I've gotten burned very severely in the past when only using sunscreen, and in just two hours on a summer day.

[@Dggttaj]

There are several sunscreens under $20.00 neutrogena and eucerin tinted duncreens

[@susanvee1]

Here we go!

[@Monicalala]

Please make an episode on neck tightening options!!!

[@rebeccapinto9926]

Would love to hear your thoughts on polyglutamic acid. Thanks. X

[@SharrellKline]

I couldn't disagree more about the splurge on sunscreen! I've not found an expensive sunscreen at any price that beats a lot of the Korean sunscreens that are under $15.00. I used Elta MD for years and it's terrible when compared to huge numbers of Korean sunscreens. I used to think it was the gold standard. I've used multiple high-end sunscreens over the past 30 years on my fair skin and feel I 'm now an expert on the high-end spectrum. The first time I tried Korean sunscreen I couldn't believe how much money I'd been wasting.

[@heidikamrath1951]

Agree. Love my Korean sunscreens!

[@estela9378]

What is the name of the Korean sunscreen you use?

[@heidikamrath1951]

@@estela9378 the Korean ones I’ve liked and repurchased are Isntree Hyaluronic Watery Sun Gel and Beauty of Josean Relief Sun: Rice+Probiotics. They are both SPF50+ and PA++++. Japanese ones I like (even though you didn’t ask, lol) are Hada Labo in the blue jar and Canmake Mermaid. All available inexpensively from YesStyle if you are willing to wait. None of these are waterproof.

[@maureengreen617]

@@heidikamrath1951 you took the words out of my mouth. I love all of these. But I think Stylevana has better prices.

[@heidikamrath1951]

@@maureengreen617 from other chats, I’ve heard the same (Stylevana better prices) but YesStyle faster delivery/better customer service.

[@Di-ty9st]

What do you guys think of the skincare from the french pharmacy? Like for example A313 (retinol) it is very affordable and the reviews are good. I'm curious what you guys think..

[@PapillionEra]

Have you thought about doing a video on fungal skin issues, such as jock itch and athlete's foot? Thanks.

[@starryone7761]

The quote at the end...lol 😂☠

[@ingrid48]

Great !!! I agree on sunscreen!!! Clarins, Shiseido, LaRoche Posay is most of my skincare budget, and yes to Vichy Mineral 89👍. HA actually robs skin of water, glycerin does not

[@mokshalani8414]

I'm actually really surprised that Dermatologists prefer HMW Hyaluronic Acid; I thought it was generally supported by studies that the most benefit with the least irritation potential was 80,000-1,000,000 daltons, which is usually labeled as LMW (Low Molecular Weight) Hyaluronic Acid. While HMW HA is more active *within* the body, it's not small enough to penetrate skin & get there. Higher molecular weights swell into a gel that just sits on the skin & block TEWL, more like an occlusive rather than a humectant I don't think Vichy is a HMW formula, at least I don't see any claims on their website about their HA's molecular weight, though it is a very elegant gel. The wonderful experience of this gel has more to do with the gums (Carbomer, Biosaccharide Gum-1) & anti-tack agents (Methyl Gluceth-20) than it does with the Hyaluronic Acid

[@Itsgoneforever]

Can u guys talk about fungal acne and how to treat it also maybe a routine for sensitive skin type.

[@Itsgoneforever]

Also maybe like talking about different skincare brands like if they’re good or bad and should it be approved? To use?

[@kls6612]

You guys are the best!

[@TranquilityChiba]

I think the sunscreen talk is a little funny because I used to used the cheapest stick sunscreen for kids (as a kid) and I compare my new ones to that texture. It can only go up 😂 Edit: Road to h*ll is paved with good intentions.

[@robinnapier3385]

Neutrogena's new purescreen mineral tint is the BOMB!!! I find it wears better than the expensive brands I have tried. The best tinted sunscreen ever, the worst packaging ever...but I'll deal with it.🥰

[@mariannakump8857]

I agree. It's a quality product and the price is quite reasonable.

[@md.robuilhossainjishan356]

Please give the combination screen routine

[@sharonthibault8153]

It’s “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Great podcast!!!!!

[@tnprincess888]

If you are allergic to the Farmacy HA, I would look to see if royal bee jelly is in the ingredient deck. That stuff makes me break out in very itchy bumps every time. I wish it wasn't used in skincare. I do love Farmacy's products.

[@NS-ny8lq]

I have extremely reactive skin and cannot find a sunscreen (at any price point) that doesn’t cause be to react or get textured skin. Would love an up to date sunscreen video for the different skin types and at different price points

[@Maireray]

Paula’s Choice Niacinamide is expensive. It was the first one I bought and it was $52😭😂. I didn’t know any better lol

[@claudiakuhn2802]

Love these episodes! 😊

[@BethanyKoehn]

I wish you had established definitions to “splurge” or “save” - what’s the dollar range??!! Am I splurging on Vichy Vitamin C (which I LOVE) or my CeraVe tinted sunscreen (which is less than some and more than others!!) Whatever they are, I’m happy with them and they do my skin good! So it’s worth it!! 🙌🏻😊

[@singerAR0406]

I was wondering if you guys have any videos about Saint Jane products. And Drunk Elephant.

[@iryna3891]

What about SkinBetterScience Trio moisturizer ? Doesn’t it also matter the “vehicle” for the ingredients ?

[@skincarecataloger]

Which retinol products from that study you mentioned didn’t have retinol in it?

[@ursulaholmes2866]

Yeah there’s an expensive niacinamide! Barbara Sturm Better B Niacinamide is $145!

[@madammadonna]

if she would sell drinking water it as well would cost 80 dollars for 3 ounces 🤣

[@ursulaholmes2866]

@@madammadonna - indeed!!!!!!

[@loricole1299]

How is La Roche-Posay sunscreen affordable at 38.00!?

[@MsQ275]

how much do you get for that amount? Elta MD is $42 for 1.7 oz

[@julianperez3587]

Yeah most of them are $30+ for like 1.7oz. The only one that’s “affordable” is the SPF 30 face moisturizer for 3.3 oz. Its 20 bucks, but not waterproof sadly

[@scrumptious9673]

I love when you talk about product formulations. I would love if you would interview some derms that work on formulating products and maybe even do a derm lab tour 🥼 🧪 Love your content 🤍

[@scrumptious9673]

32:20 Dr Shah “Zac… what’s the guy’s name” Second time Dr Shah! We need to find out what the beef is between Dr Shah and Zac Efron. Like what actually happened? Did he say something about your skin? 😜

[@Doctorly]

Hahahahaha sorry sorry sorry

[@gidget_]

La roche-posay products left my skin red and after a dew days it started burning to even wash it. After that I tried the b5 tube and same thing. They just don't work for me. Just like Niacinamide my skin hates it.

[@littlemy1773]

Aha! Someone else who can’t get on with niacinamide, I’ve tried many brands and same it burns . Thought it was just me ❤️

[@gidget_]

@@littlemy1773 thank goodness I'm not alone. Lol

[@kathleenragaza3549]

Hi!! Ive been watching all your videos and loving it. Since you are talking about splurging / save , i hope you can do a review on Obagi. I am so interested in trying them. Please tell me what you think it.

[@Cesbeswreathsanddecors]

I totally agree on the retinol I had some over the counter that didn’t do a thing and said 10%

[@notcandance]

I'm not sure if you two have made a video or spoken about this already, but I'm interested in knowing how steroid creams such as hydrocortisone affect the skin. Years back, I used to get cystic acne really bad. If I caught one before it grew and became noticeable, I would use the hydrocortisone cream and it worked! I know it's an anti-itch cream, but somehow it helps keep the swelling down and prevents cysts from growing bigger- at least in my experience.

[@phoebebuffay8075]

How to introduce retinol in my routine if I work in night shift??

[@mdsumonmunshi3091]

How to get a personal appointment online for skin problems?

[@swisslili4420]

Recently i'm allergic to Limonen-Hydropesoxid , Tolubalsam, Hydroabietyl Acohol Abitol, PropolisCera and perubalsam, all can be found in the cosmetic products and i'm so confused about what products should i use now. Can you please make a video about what kind of products can we use when we have this kind of allergy. Thanks alot

[@AshleyKay-yl3wf]

When you spoke about hyaluronic acid - you stated to look for a high level. Do you mean a high molecular level or a high formula percentage? From my formulation research, a low molecular weight is better for skin absorption (such as 800K-1M daltons). And a max of 1% HA in products overall is best for efficiency and value. Can you clarify?

[@helenalovelock1030]

You guys are soooo Handsome.

[@hollyw9566]

I like to put aloe vera gel in the fridge and use it when I come in, burnt or not.

[@dooksofhazard]

Dr Barbara Sturm makes an expensive Niacinamide serum haha

[@69willi22]

Do you recommend to use chemical exfoliants on parts where you have facial hair? beard?

[@agirlisnoone5953]

Absolutely! Prevents/treats ingrown hair. I don't have facial hair but down below needs exfoliating whether hair or bare so face would be same.

[@kathleenmcgonigle]

I use Teoxane RHA serum fundamental revitalizing concentrate. It has hyaluronic acid, vitamin b6, zinc, copper and amino acids. It says it has the highest amount of hyaluronic acid. I have 77 year old dry skin and have used it for a few years. It’s pricy and what are your thoughts on how much hyaluronic acid should I be using?😊

[@MsShep55]

unrelated question, I have been prescribed Efudex by my Dermatologist in the past. Tried several times to use it, each time within a few hours my skin erupts in a painful rash. Is there another way to treat pre cancerous lesions ? thank you

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

My grandmothers used glycerine and rose water. So did my mother. Me too. Vaseline when your hands were so chapped they were bleeding from hanging out wet wash on the outdoor lines in the north. Before dryers were in households.

[@SarahMcAshan]

Definitely save on cleanser and moisturizer and splurge on sunscreen.

[@catnip4587]

For sunscreen the deciding factor for me is finding one I love enough to wear everyday

[@semiephemeral9]

Docs, about how long does a 50ml sunscreen last you? (think LRP UVMune fluid, or Korean sunscreens). Thanks! Great channel!

[@rhonda3071]

I checked through your videos and didn’t see one on this issue but maybe I missed it. I have bumps on my face from blocked sebaceous glands. They are deeper under the skin and if not excised continue to enlarge. When excised a thick pale yellow wax like substance comes out. Is there a product to treat this condition? Thanks!

[@FaithfulHomestead]

What would you recommened for under eyes? I am struggling to find something for my dark under eyes circles.

[@SP-el9sp]

Experiment.. there are lots of good affordable products out there. We all need to take care of our skin… body and face. I love skincare and use both high end and affordable. Retinol… go for the gold! Prescription! Thank you for the great content!

[@Rambos_Mami]

What age should you start using retinoids?