Skincare You DON'T Need - Skin Doctors

Today we discuss the skincare products / devices / ingredients that you don't need in your skincare routine!
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0:00 Intro
1:35 Cleansing Devices
4:33 Pore Strips
7:21 Jade Rollers
9:22 Vitamin E
11:05 Pore Vacuums
13:37 Toners
16:17 Final Thoughts
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[@tomrolin5552]

"You maybe someone who runs for fun... but that's not me!!" Never have I felt more in line with what someone said!!

[@arikalvidrez1794]

8:00

[@merrittmoore2129]

I am that person lol

[@nickalm2878]

Never?

[@niziaharrison1686]

Thank you for the video about Clarisonic I always wanted to buy one and now that you telling me that they’re going out of business thank God I’ve never purchased one

[@purvakanish]

@@arikalvidrez1794 8

[@sodarath888]

Finally some honest video. So tired of “influencers” trying to sell us craps we don’t need just because they get paid $$$ to BS us. Thanks for doing this!

[@kulsumkhan5786]

I swear. Influencers are doing bad

[@Narvella]

yeah definitely a majority, but not all

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Tbh all you need is a cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen. Maybe a serum to target specific skin issues/conditions. But that’s it.

[@jacky79322]

Idk if anyone has used tao spinning brushes? They disinfect and honestly my face is always oily and gross everyday and after using it my face feels so clean and smooth and fresh.

[@kershabeaver3312]

I don’t trust those influencers at woo

[@malikjuna2615]

Earlier my facial skin looked dry and dull all the time, even upon waking. But following I did some research and made some changes, my face began glowing in just a few weeks. Here is what I did: I ate a balanced diet that included foods like lentils, roti, green vegetables, and brown rice. This helped nourish my body from the inside. I used a face wash with the right pH level and had black rice water. I opted for the Litlextraa riceberrry face wash, and it worked nice for my skin. I made it a habit to drink at least 2 liters of water daily. I engaged in physical activity on a daily basis, which made me sweating and removed impurities from my body.

[@sanjana.v1885]

This has been my fourth time ordering this facewash of rice berry Litle Exttra. The face wash is extremely refreshing, hydrating, lightweight, and cleanses the skin really well. Plus is chemically free. As for talking about the quantity, it's great for this price point, especially if you compare it to other facewash in the similar range. The texture does feel a bit slimy on the face when you use it for the first few times, but then you become used to it. So, without a doubt, a must-try! Leaves your skin smooth and revitalised.

[@Pushppatil6898]

I've already used three bottles of riceberry face wash.

[@baileyegan3057]

You might not NEED Jade rollers, but if you’ve ever used a cool one after you’ve cried it does feel really good when you’re puffy.

[@huskytail]

As does anything cool on your eyes

[@fantasyfangirlno1]

Thanks for that very useful application 👯

[@annabanana730]

Lol a crying device

[@howl8406]

I mostly just enjoy how it feels on my skin and it the coolness does wake me up in the morning but it's absolutely not a need, I just enjoy it

[@Seashelldub]

Yep! Im someone who enjoys the experience of skincare, so I do enjoy the feeling of jade rollers, even though I’ve known they weren’t needed

[@Essuna]

The thing with the jade rollers is that they are taken out of context by the occidental beauty industry. They are inspired in gua sha which is a massage technique to relax the face, muscles and to do linfatic drainage as you just said. It was originally done with a jade flat shaped object with some specific forms. I've been doing gua sha on my face and body for ten years and it works wonders for tension and muscles pains. But yeah, it's not going to help with acne or rosacea, that is definetely made up by the beauty industry.

[@toomanymarys7355]

No, they aren't. Jade is actually supposed to be magical according to Chinese Traditional Medicine. That's why princes were buried in jade suits. You may like it as a lymph massage, but it is LITERALLY MARKETED AS MAGIC in China.

[@hc4846]

@@toomanymarys7355 lmao no it isn't. are you chinese or have lived in china? don't speak on their culture

[@rosasunsprite8901]

@@toomanymarys7355 Magic isn’t real

[@bobbyblue3348]

linfatic hahaha

[@TrinaGallo]

I usually use mine AFTER my Gua session, under my eyes throughout the day to aid lymphatic drainage…. & it works wonders if something pisses me off and I notice I’m holding tension in the brow/ frontalis region. 😠😛 Just roll away that scowl 😂

[@BebeZaharasBeignets]

I admire that professionals are steering consumers into developing an understanding of ingredients + their benefits. As the beauty industry inundates us with limitless makeup options, it’s evident those creative principles can’t translate to how we approach skincare.. especially with actives! The price of some of these tools seriously can buy you a over years worth of sunscreen.

[@Lisa-kq4qi]

This is true! It's wonderful that these board-certified dermatologists are sharing their knowledge with everyday people. With regard to those sonic cleansing devices, I'd read from others that they can unfortunately cause broken capillaries (the capillaries are the tiny blood vessels at the ends of the arteries) that may look like red or pink threads in the skin.

[@zkennedy5671]

What I use: 1. Facial Cleanser 2. Moisturizer 3. Sunscreen

[@houdiniface8687]

The most basic and might be the best skincare routine. Everything else is the extra 10%, w routine

[@HeatherSchwabeland]

How mundane. Where's your anti-aging, anti-oxidant, wrinkle prevention product routine? Sunscreen is a big plus, just needs a little something more.

[@JaelDan]

Me too i swear its the best and easiest skincare routine

[@user-tv6tu1hp6t]

Funny story - I’m 34 years old and 4 days ago ran out of my witch Hazel toner. Went 2 days without it and my skin cleared up almost instantly. I’d been fighting dry peeling skin and clogged pores my whole life and only a couple days after cutting out toner did my skin start to look better. And then today randomly I see this video. Oh the irony

[@channeld7052]

Try to use the 3 ingredients they recommend but in products that will moisturizer your skin. I swear you'll save money and your skin will be beautifully restored

[@softshell812]

That's such a weird cooincidence about seeing the video! I have a similar story. Stopped using Thayer's because it was getting expensive and BAM- skin cleared.

[@MicheleNugent68]

It’s for dryin out stuff/heals scrapes and scratches.

[@laneythelame]

U live and u learn

[@coloringwithza]

Oh I feel you

[@monicalondon3375]

I would love to hear you guys go into the topics below! - Puffy eyes, discoloration under the eyes, and the differences. - Kid-friendly skincare, especially for preteens experiencing breakouts - What to eat to help your skin from the inside - Natural ingredients we can use to create masks or any other skincare products - Male skincare, primarily back acne and blackheads.

[@megganly]

For preteen breakouts, The Ordinary Azelaic Acid!

[@lindsayh.8503]

Yes on the Kid friendly skin care! Gosh, my 9 yr old son is getting lots of bumps on his cheeks. I don’t know if they are even acne exactly. But gosh he’s only in 3rd grade. What the heck?!

[@DOCTOR_K99]

@@lindsayh.8503 i had a friend that started to get acne around 10-11 a few years before he hit puberty, and i started to get random little bumps around 11 as well. it’s most common when you’re a teenager, but younger kids can get acne definitely. it might be clogged pores from touching his face with dirty hands, irritation, something that isn’t acne as well, but have him start a simple routine of washing his face with water at the very least every morning and night and using a light moisturizer and sunscreen. that’s a good routine for anyone to have, acne prone or not, and especially to start young. it’ll make his future possible experiences with acne much easier because he’s already in the habit of taking care of his skin.

[@DOCTOR_K99]

@@lindsayh.8503 of course! i know acne at a really young age might be discouraging for him, but we all have our skin journeys lol and you can enjoy doing it even if your skin doesn’t look that great. make sure he stays away from harsh products for now as well, especially proactiv!

[@Annie-cs]

for the topic what to eat i would love to hear about the difference between eating something to improve skin/nails/hair vs putting it on. Cause every product i buy for self care my mom goes "what works is only what you eat, cause it needs to improve from the inside" And feel free to read that line with an annoying voice lol

[@KaurBeauty]

Okayyy, didn't know THIS CHANNEL EXISTED. obsessed

[@Doctorly]

Ahhh! Love your channel!

[@Dramatic-Cats]

Me too, great videos guys thank u

[@jackiepiefrancis]

I know! I found them through James Welsh and I have been bingeing for the last hour

[@haimchild6605]

yess!! I love both your channels!!🥰🥰

[@xxxmoexxx1]

Same, I’m so excited I found this channel! I’m an aesthetician and love learning from experts and expanding my own skin care knowledge 😁

[@cloudyhugs9871]

no but having jade rollers and stuff like that actually make u want to do ur skincare routine and can make the process feel so much luxurious and better. its just feels so fancy and lushhhhhh

[@cloudyhugs9871]

@Ignacio Peñafiel Urzúa i do skincare not for the looks, but instead to feel put together and better. its a form of personal self care, and helps my mental health. sometimes, i have no motivation to do my skincare but the jade roller and things make me want to tak care of myself. not doing my skincare can make me feel in a rut and just depressed, so its something i need to do but need motivation

[@DG18067]

@@cloudyhugs9871 💯 same for me! I started getting into skin care and having the motivation with just using guasha stone every night. I would actually look forward to it. Now a couple of years later I have a skin care routine from a dermat suitable for my acne prone skin but this is the first time I managed to stick to it. Because I have started to enjoy it.

[@cloudyhugs9871]

@Ignacio Peñafiel Urzúa thank uuuuuuuuu, sorry for getting so defensive btw, i just wanted to get my point across

[@cloudyhugs9871]

@Ignacio Peñafiel Urzúa Thank uuuu, and yh im a girl. thank u for for response tho, i totally undertand where u were coming from

[@TheofficalKagamineLen]

@@ignaciopenafielurzua235this is the most wholesome internet interaction I have seen lmao

[@mikaaa_vd]

I bought a Jade roller for my boyfriend because he absolutely hates the feeling of any leftover moisturizer on his hands and now he does his skincare routine everyday :)

[@RockyMtCrystal]

Well done. He's well trained 😄

[@Kim-SCUSA]

I’d like to see a video on addressing skincare for specific decades. Skincare for people in their 20’s, 30’s, etc. and be sure to included 50’s!!

[@catbirdler]

Aaaaand 60's! I'm in that decade and am getting tired of reading reviews for products that are all tried by influencers in their 20's and 30's with relatively great skin. I'm dealing with the issues that they are only trying to prevent.

[@barbarasmith9211]

60s too

[@wildhearses]

Yeah I'm 34 and acne just stopped being much of an issue in my late 20's but now I'm starting to notice the early signs of aging, so I feel like I use to have a routine but it's not working too well anymore... agree that older people would be a good video because I feel like "anti aging" is another industry that sells alot of snake oil.

[@sugerless20]

@@wildhearses Yes! I didn't really have skin problems till my late 20s. Now at 35 I'm & getting acne, acne scars, dark spots. I learned more about skincare in the last month than in 1 year. I'm starting a routine with retinol, salicylic acid, lactic acid, arbutin, azaleic acid, niacinamide (not all at the same time of course). My sister in law says you have to pay a lot of money for good products but I don't believe that. I've also been told a toner is must but now I learned its a lie!

[@sashaprettyeyes2052]

@Kim A LITTLE FUC*N DEMANDING DONT U THINK???? HOW ABOUT A THANKYOU OR IS THAT TOO MUCH SMFH 🤦‍♀️

[@shawnadowswell4604]

I'm almost 38 years old and have struggled with my skin since I was a teenager. It's been 3 weeks of following your advice: added retinoids and sunscreen, ditched the scrubs and I'm noticing a difference already. Purging a bit but I'm so thankful to have an educated plan now! Thank you!

[@porsialauren2768]

Try pure African black soap imported from Ghana

[@--M--1111]

You're still super young. 38 is the new 28 we age better than decades ago. At 48 then it's normal to start seeing a difference. Stay healthy.

[@ylive5169]

@@--M--1111 Thank you! So kind - I never noticed my age until my kids started with the 'old' jokes 🥴

[@channeld7052]

I'm 39 and I do not tend to use harsh chemicals or too many products...but when I have in the future, I ended up destroying my skin. Follow their advice, they know what they are doing. It also helps my bf worked for 20yrs in spa industry

[@Abundantly-Blessed]

CONGRATS!!!🙂

[@bellasmith4321]

I really appreciate that you two talked about the nuances of toner. It's nice to feel validated that not all toners are astringent and skin-stripping. I use Cerave's Hydrating toner with HA, ceramides, and niacinamide. It's a perfect base for when my skin is feeling a little dryer than usual. It's more like a hydrating 'serum' and I get the added bonus of those actives. Thanks for the video, Dr. Shah and Dr. Maxfield!

[@Nsobloo]

We’ll considering the only ginseng I have and can get ahold of other than eating is in a toner form… ima keep using her 😭❤️‍🩹

[@punctualpanda4099]

#1 cleansing devices #2 black head pore strips #3 jade rollers #4 vitamin E #5 pore vaccums #6 toners

[@imeldaw.m5525]

Thks

[@enayaali8353]

@Trinity M fr

[@karenmuirhead5357]

Thanks

[@anastasiaekimova5101]

@Trinity M what are you talking about

[@toomanymarys7355]

@Trinity M Good grief. You need help. Qi is nonsense superstition.

[@ashleytho]

"clarisonic going out of business FORTUNATELY" LOLOL BRUH he said that with no hesitation

[@coffeebean4356]

There was no break in the sentence, nor was there a gasp of air when he said it 😭

[@tiffanykilby7560]

I always felt like the bristles on The clarisonic just make my feel dryer. I wanted to try it so bad back in the day, but I felt like it was so over hyped.

[@Jenna-xt7ni]

@bola oladapo you didn’t watch the video

[@drstylinson659]

Me: still using my clarisonic 😳

[@Cpauline3444]

Idk I still like Clarisonic when I stopped using it I broke out bad and then when I started using It again my face got a lot clearer u do have to be careful to not push too hard and I soak them in isopropyl to clean the bacteria

[@hobissprite9877]

Ppl that have amazing skin without doing anything are literally blessed, because they’re just born with great genetics. I have a friend that doesn’t eat healthy at all and eats Maccas weekly and she still has the most beautiful glowing flawless skin.

[@Doctorly]

Totally agree, some people are very fortunate and have flawless skin without much effort

[@blondesense1708]

Yeah I am 41 and people often think I am a lot younger and will literally get out their phone to take down a list of everything I do. I do NOTHING. Wash my face and moisturise (when I remember) with whatever is on sale. My mother, aunts and grandmother all look young too, people used to think my nana was my mother and she was 60 and kids at school thought my mum was a teenage mother but she had me at 25. I also have an indoor lifestyle, the sun is the worst for skin and because I’m pale I’m always careful. A few years ago I was looking for a part time job and I applied at a few beauty counters and they were all excited for me to promote their products, but I wasn’t going to lie to people. It’s genetic and sun + lifestyle (stress, drinking, drugs) and none of those can be reversed or changed.

[@rebeccalopez4152]

Wtf u say did nothing. But u did “wash & moisturise”…. Someone i know who has good skin, didnt wash face with any products. Just tap water! This is called did nothing!

[@saddany3254]

True. Some people eat garbage food on a daily basis, don't have skin care system, and their skin looks spotless, and youthful. And here I am, trying to do everything right, sleep, eating, hygiene, exercise, skin care products. And still look mediocre.

[@sdfPZXC]

@@saddany3254 at least we still function normally in daily basic :D Some people don’t get that chance because their genetic :(

[@kittylil9934]

Everyone said chemical exfoliating is better than physical exfoliating. But, I always get pimples and my skin get so sensitive from using chemicals exfoliating. In the other hand, physical exfoliating is my favorite. It’s a big help for my skin. It doesn’t cause breakout and doesn’t make my skin sensitive. Well, every skin is different so choose what is best for you.

[@monvici]

Physical exfoliation can make your skin more sensitive. Chemical exfoliations are best options for every skin type. Ordinary has best options for dry skin exfoliation. They don't even contain any salicylic acid. They will as well Moisturize your skin.

[@kelab4599]

@@monviciit depends on how abrasive the exfoliant is. Gentle physical exfoliants are typically safe to use on the skin unless you have more sensitive/acne prone skin.

[@Lucy_f831]

I agree. I physically exfoliate twice a week max and it doesn’t affect my skin in any way. I think it does come down to what works well for some may not work for others 👍🏻

[@lnylth]

Which chemical are you using to exfoliate & how many percent?

[@fionadaniels5222]

Switched from DIY skincare with all natural ingredients and some of these tools to CeraVe and Ordinary and it COMPLETELY changed my skin!!! I also went from using so many products to just about 4. The Holy grails - cleanser, exfoliant, mask and moisturizer. No crazy routine. My skin is so much better now. It’s so good to do thorough research rather than rely on a few social media posts. Love this video!!!

[@Truth_Seeker1202]

where's the sunscreen?

[@tiffanysbeautyhouse755]

@@Truth_Seeker1202 it could be in the moisturizer it could be in a serum form also

[@jennchristian5759]

@@Truth_Seeker1202😪What brand of sunscreen do you use? 🕶👤 shading someone should be unnecessary.

[@jennchristian5759]

@Fiona Daniels that’s a great routine thank you for sharing & I absolutely love CeraVe products!!!

[@jennchristian5759]

@@tiffanysbeautyhouse755 exactly!!!! Plus CeraVe has sunscreen products.

[@viktoriavolkova9329]

Can we get a video on facial hair ... on women, derma shaving, and the best way to get rid of facial hair? Electrolysis hair removal, lasers, etc 🥺

[@alenaevmenenko7313]

Yes!! I had laser hair removal and since then have skin issues where I had it

[@kaliscott4048]

Glad i’m not the only one!

[@oliviaarsenie]

Try a face epilator!

[@amoon.93]

@@oliviaarsenie not ideal for everyone- i use to do this before laser and it caused alot of skin sensitivity and acne

[@amoon.93]

@Silvia C it works well unless you're shaving ALOT between treatments - the shaving is what I've personally noticed causes some skin sensitivity and spots & I've been having laser for the past 4 years so alot of experience

[@tinac3880]

Would love to see a video on at-home treatments like LED lights, micro needling, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, etc.

[@karenleeM]

Definitely, me too 👌

[@LSHorel]

Yes! Micro needling?

[@babyvetyino]

second this. Tripollar laser devices too

[@yourmajesty3569]

Yessss

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

THIS! esp the micro needling/ micro dermabrasion appliances and the lights. (re. dermaplaning: no interest. already know not gonna be shaving my face -- horror stories abound online with pics about much hairier faces despite all the things about it being a myth...plus was always told not to do that by my late stepmom, apparently it was a fad back in the day, too. she said you need that protective layer to protect the skin and she's right...

[@misfitdoll23]

Love your honesty! There’s too many beauty fads out there that are ineffective. As someone who formerly worked in the industry, I’ve seen sooooo many ripoffs and misinformation.

[@alexahedges]

So glad you said the foreo was ok, I actually love mine. The charge lasts months, this is the only thing that’s kept me in a routine and also feel like I get less blocked pores on my nose and under it. 👍

[@SabrinaRina]

Nice, I'm looking into them.

[@jessejai2382]

Toners aren’t really stripping anymore. Most don’t carry alcohol anymore like proactive did. There are a lot of hydrating toners that have beneficial ingredients & keep the skin moisturized for serums to better penetrate. Toners arent necessary but definitely useful. 🙏

[@wonderwoman4726]

Yes that's exactly what they said. If toner has "actives" in them they are good👍

[@dante5606]

Thank you

[@MountainsnVallies]

Agree 💯

[@MsNandi001]

Very true

[@lalrinchhanisailo1225]

I cant literraly live without toner

[@j4cci3]

Me, who just wanted to order a pore vacuum: *removes it from my cart*

[@paulawhite2546]

It really is useless. Now we know also harmful.

[@NatalieJ22]

I was really tempted to get one at one point but I knew it was a bad call lol

[@ruthie_rosario]

Yup. Left me with what looked like hickies on my face. I’ve tried everyone out there and am as gentle as possible. I just don’t like them. They’re a huge waste of money and you can’t resell them if you don’t like them because of sanitary reasons. 😩

[@ilikegreenthings6009]

Mine made me bruise and break out

[@ikesmith1993]

I have one and let me tell you. It’s WORTHLESS all it does it scrape tf out of your face to a point where it’s irritated and red asf😔

[@LittleMew133]

I just (accidentally) switched to a silicon cleanser (the brush came with my electric toothbrush). Honestly, the silicon cleanser works way better than my hands. I have very sensitive skin and so far, no issues found *shrug*.

[@emilytrask-young5662]

When I was a kid I had cartilage from my rib removed and used to reconstruct my trachea. I remember the surgeon at the time told my mom to have me put vitamin e (from a capsule) on the scars. I was 11- and they were new scars and already a bit keloid. I convinced her to to let me stop using it when it started to cause irritation. So interesting to know it wouldn’t have made a difference if I stuck with it.

[@mackereltabbie]

My skin is happiest when I do as little as possible - wash my face with just water, exfoliate with a soft wet wash cloth in areas where it's needed once in a while, and put some moisturizer on until it doesn't feel dry

[@phoeberulesall1294]

Same! I just wash my face with water too... At MOST I might use witch hazel, on nights that I don't shower. Then just moisturizer with SPF

[@skyejacques]

You must have an amazing diet. Most skin issues are due to poor nutrition unless you live in a heavily polluted area or drink water without minerals

[@yourmajesty3569]

You guys have to be young and don't have any aging skin issues.....

[@adeliad5242]

This is also because your skin is already very healthy, unlike the more sensitive skin of others

[@phoeberulesall1294]

@@adeliad5242 true for many, sure. Others had to go through a lot of medical intervention to get to that point. I went through two rounds of accutane to not have to worry like that. But I totally feel you.

[@alaranazlylmaz1439]

I have a rose quartz roller. I just love the rolling cold crystal feeling on my face and it gives me a 1-2 min.s of peace before starting the day ☺️

[@hesaaah3805]

I have a rose quartz roller too that vibrates! I love it! I use it as my massager for my face products & also the vibrational frequency it gives off from the crystal itself, thats why we feel at peace & happy! It promotes self love 💗 vibrations 🔮😁

[@Rose.Adorna.7]

I think it’s more fun for women. Relaxing, cooling and a loving moment to ourselves. I absolutely love them.

[@misterae6430]

I think the undrestimated or underlighted the power of feeling simply better or more refreshed, cause in the end what you feel inside radiates outside and if it helps you to "perform" better than i would consider it a huge benefit.

[@arabellalewis151]

Yesss, I use it for jaw pain rather than as skincare and I think it's pretty great.

[@effiebug4278]

I have one too! I love it. I put my hydro gel moisturizer on then use the roller. It is so relaxing!

[@leahh4727]

Just a side note Korean Toners which are not like American Toners are really important in Korean Skin care because they prime the skin to soak up what's being put on the face they are not harsh and drying like the American Toners, also Jade rollers are for that very purpose to massage and drain the face of toxins to increase blood flow ,I particularly like Gua Sha which are really good for this If your like me and you get a puffy face this really helps to drain extra fluid from your face, you use it after you put on your facial care products which also help massage them deeper into your skin but I really apprciate what the doctors were saying about if you like to spend time on your skin then these things are really nice to do but if not or if it's not really beneficial to you then don't bother with it. It really is on a person to person basis and what it is that matter to you. Great advise as usual doctors!

[@tracytaylor144]

I just got a Korean toner and it’s like watery silk! It’s fabulous!

[@issecret1]

What toxins? And where do they go, in the end, huh?

[@Emot10ns]

Same with Japanese toners

[@lxna8332]

This video just approved what I found out via experience too and I’m so happy it’s not just a personal feeling lmao. I used the Remington Face Brush for years and my acne actually worsened. Then I started becoming a microbiologist and immediately switched to silicone facebrushes because wow ew no. My routine used to include like 10 different products, I bought everything that social media recommended, spend hundreds on Clinique and still had bad skin until I boiled my routine down to a perfume free hyaluronic acid moisturising cream (nø cosmetics), the cerave sensitive skin cleanser and OCCASIONALLY AHA+BHA or Glycolic acid toner by the ordinary. And mostly spf 50 if I don’t accidentally forget it lmao.

[@TamaraMghraye]

Bro dr. Shah's facial structure is insane...like he didn't choose dermatology, dermatology chose him..

[@Doctorly]

🤣🤣 this comment made my day! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@viktoriavolkova9329]

Can we talk about those eyes though 👀🤩

[@nonchalantnobody]

Ikr! His side profile 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kelymacbaby]

But the one in light blues LIPS 💙

[@af-pqueen4287]

Whats his ethnicity?

[@TaylorMiree]

the jade roller sitting in my Amazon basket: child 👁👄👁 💧

[@KimmieKimani]

Mine just got delivered😪😪😪

[@daisymay462]

Don’t do it sis... if you really want to try one they have them at the dollar tree lbs.

[@D3ad.R0ses]

i mean it’s still not completely useless, a nice face massage or something to evenly distribute skin care products is nice

[@mercedeztran4086]

Jade rollers and gua sha is a part of a Chinese facial. It’s purpose for lymphatic drainage.

[@Natasha_4]

I’ve been using main for a month now & not only does my face look more lifted and smoothed out, but I genuinely feel better and less tents! Use it girl and enjoy the process

[@levityoflonging22]

I've never thought my rose quartz roller was actually doing anything. It just feels nice. My daughter is always stealing it too, it's a nice little cool (to the touch) face massage.

[@tinalajoy3290]

It does reduce eye puffiness especially when cold, just a few light rolls under the eye and on eyelids. It is not a long term fix just works for about 8 hours. Better than chemicals plus feels good.

[@zarazhang310]

I just got one from temu for 1 pound ish. My daughter was constantly fighting over it with me. It is the best stress relieving tool. It is just fun to use when you watch a movie (or this video). I plan to get one for each one in the house so no more fighting over it. I use it to massage my daughter to put her to sleep.

[@HeatherSchwabeland]

Tourmaline is supposed to be good. It's been added to various creams and such.

[@katielepine9365]

I absolutely love my Foreo Luna 2. My first one lasted 10 years. The charge last for months and months. It really is a great cleansing device.

[@misosoupbowl]

I love my foreo mini 2! I can’t even remember what prompted me to buy it but I used it once and loved it. It’s definitely been several years and I just occasionally plug it in when I remember and it hasn’t died so far!

[@TracyGarrettCrazySexy3DLashes]

🙌🙌 As an Esthetician, I have been telling my clients, literally everything you just discussed. Thank you for addressing all of my most hated things people do to their skin.

[@brandimorrison2540]

Estie here!! Agree totally!

[@akeebablunt9305]

Hey, what about the non vibrating brushes? Are they ok for exfoliating?

[@samantarizzi248]

@@akeebablunt9305 No! No brushes are recommended!!! Use a gentle cleanser using your hands!

[@Enoxificatti]

@@akeebablunt9305 I still have mine and for the first time I'll use a chemical exfoliant.

[@healinggently]

Yess Estie world!!?? Completely agree

[@dianariverjackson5123]

Finally KZbin is doing its proper job with the recommendation

[@lyn100]

love using my face roller not just for the cool feeling on my skin, but it also helps massage my jaw! i have mild tmj pain from clenching and it feels really nice

[@pangojango5410]

I have never used a toner in my life & same thing goes for any devices or tools on my face. I keep it simple . I have sensitive skin so a gentle cleanser, a Vitamin C serum, then a good moisturizer does the trick in my morning routine. In my nightly routine I cleanse, use a retinol cream, & moisturize. 😁

[@moriganmacivor8728]

I have a jade roller and use it because I tend to clench my jaw during the day and it can give me headaches. So, if i use the roller on my masseter muscle area it can relieve some of that tension before bed. Or i just use it for little self care massage moment. But definitely agree it doesn't really have any skincare benefits and companies that say it does is just a marketing scam.

[@melissafrederick1162]

I do the same thing too. It’s nice to use when I have a headache as well.

[@TrevorRitchie]

I use a stainless steel roller overtop of sheet masks!

[@Jennian_3]

I get migraines and the pain can go around my eye sockets and in my sinuses. The cold, rolling movement and pressure of the roller helps with that pain. Anyone with migraines knows that we will take whatever pain relief we can get even if temporary.

[@MeowNOVA]

Thanks! I was just abt to order one. 😩😩😩

[@somemoresomewhere1262]

I've been knuckle massaging and thrusting my jaw (that helps a lot), so I'm really interested in your post about temp relief. Do you use it because it is very effective (like once a day) or better than nothing (several times a day)?

[@blobster91]

Finally a useful video recommendation from KZbin. I'm so sick of the wannabe skin specialists on KZbin. Give me a board certified specialist with article references aka these guys.

[@wombokkiesan3988]

Aah its nice to have actual skin doctors talk about skincare. Was never really a fan of beauty influencers. Why do they even call themselves skincare gurus when they are not professionals in the field? Most of the time, all they do is rave about the packaging (like come on) and give reviews about products which they only tried for a few days. And while there are beauty influencers who actually do research, they can only know so much 🙃 Its always best to listen to actual professionals.

[@allofdestiny]

Great information. Glad I ran across this video.‼️

[@Areyoukidding621]

“Don’t use this product. Waste of time and money. I use it.”

[@orenavinoam11]

Can we get a stretch marks focused video? ☺️

[@expansefloating4096]

During its heyday I bought a Clarasonic mini. All the influencers on KZbin promoted it as skin-changing and wonderful. Even with the softest brush head, it felt too aggressive on my skin. I could not imagine using it daily… something just didn’t feel right about it. I’m glad I listened to my intuition. I stopped using it entirely pretty quickly. I figured using chemical exfoliants would be much healthier and kinder to the skin.

[@user-lt1jd1ye3v]

U were smarter than the rest of us in 2013 !!! What a waste of money I spent in high school 😹😹

[@mahnoorriaz3265]

You guys should make a video on your favourite underrated ingredients! I think a lot of people know about retinoids, salicylic acid, and niacinamide (for good reason). But what are some new up and coming ingredients or less talked about ingredients that you guys are loving in your skincare?

[@razanissa2697]

Yes

[@Puriantartica]

Tranxemic acid is huge now. I'd really love to hear their thoughts on this acid. So many companies are coming out this product as a better alternative to AHA/BHAs

[@Doctorly]

This is a great video idea! Some of my favorite ingredients that are underrated: azelaic acid, mandelic acid, polyhydroxy acid, green tea, turmeric, licorice root, resveratrol, Co-Q10, etc!

[@bradleywoodie9219]

@@Doctorly Mandelic acid makes my skin look like baby

[@violas.86]

@@Doctorly oooo q10, that was my first thought when I finished watching this video! I just finished a bottle and wasn’t sure if to repurchase. So now I will!

[@HDorce12]

Watching these doctors give me so much joy ! So much needed knowledge/gems, humor and positive vibes in each videos. They seem like they would be so fun to hang out with !

[@m.p1120]

one of the biggest takeaways i have from all my years of cystic acne is to never listen to the internet. i finally saw a dermatologist three years into my acne journey and only then did i realize how much harm i had done to my skin over the years. i’m 6 years into my journey and i FINALLY have a solid routine that works super well!

[@deborahritchie3912]

What cleared up your acne??

[@JJ-vp3bd]

what helped

[@madalinarus7328]

Can you say what routine do you have for acne?

[@maiaracarvalho6573]

Same for me, what really worked for me what shockingly having a simple routine: cleanser, serum and moisturizer and sunscreen. Once a week use a chemical exfoliator and only use a toner when I get a pimple and only very targeted.

[@BlowUpTheOutsideWorld]

​@@maiaracarvalho6573serum AND moisturizer? I thought the serum was a moisturizer.

[@charliesawyers-rees2650]

oh my god THANK YOU, I've never used toners because I have really dry skin and always seem to react badly to them but every year I consider trying to find one because so many people say they're a vital part of a skincare routine!

[@psalms3-3]

Dr. Maxfield is always looking like he just thought of a funny joke that’s too edgy to say out loud

[@mibidoit]

Hahaha agreed 👌😂

[@k.f2605]

He laughs too much..

[@hanji1041]

He looks like he have a crush on Dr. Shah

[@maryj.4633]

Ya he’s making me nervous

[@frecklemeadow]

@@hanji1041 are they dating?

[@4146479]

I just took my jade roller out of the fridge and used it for my sinus headache. Works really well for that.

[@TheAmandaLinds]

Oh nice

[@rebeccalopez4152]

Love your comment

[@srijanbimb1528]

How do you use it?

[@jenniferkingsbury8229]

I do the same, love it.

[@sweetsnejinka9411]

Yes, I love those for headaches and hangovers. Also after crying it feels very soothing.

[@felicitygee381]

I have always loved the idea of toners, since I have large pores, but I hadly ever use them because they always make my skin react. I don't mean with break outs or redness, but with a burning sensation or pain, even the ones for sensitive skin.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@emski5104]

Love this channel, and thank you so much for covering facial tools! I’m pretty sure I destroyed my nose by using nose strips in my youth…. Can you please comment or cover the ultrasonic spatulas? It looks like it would really help with blackheads!

[@danahottel7081]

Doctors, thank you for doing these vids. Specifically love the awareness in pore vacuums. Worked in derm for three years and this fad has made me cringe, knowing that patients were going to be heading to the derm complaining about redness they caused theirselves while denying they caused it theirselves(telangiectasia). Also, derm rollers…come on people!! Make sure to say what using these things can lead to. People overusing retinoids, strength, overusing BP and SA. Every patient is different which is why you need to see the dermatologist so they can see and measure your needs. Most common thing I’ve seen is powdery skin or flaky skin from screwing up the healthy balance of bacteria and oils on the skin over stripping it by overuse of chemicals and treatments. Love your stuff!

[@maureenbaker7516]

I am in school to become an Esthetician, this is quite an eye opener for me as I am learning so much. I know quite a bit but ummmmm, not enough at all. I listen to you both and love your opinions and banter, thanks so much. I have never used toner either but it is taught at school as a necessity. :)

[@mutangakabiseba8945]

Thank you for this ! I was just about to buy a pore vacuum device just for the satisfaction of seeing oils and dirt be removed but it’s not worth the risk of ruining my skin in the long run

[@marissag.w2517]

Lol honestly same. I just took it off my cart after this

[@amyjacquelineg.715]

Love the Elta M.D Clear! I prefer the tinted formula. It’s easier to make sure I’m covered and help eliminate the white cast that some sunscreens can cause.

[@edmarkd]

Still cant get over the way Dr Maxfield looks at Dr Shah. That's a true bromance right there 😂

[@yooka8740]

Stop

[@stak9465]

@@yooka8740 no

[@skyscraper7664]

Sick! Just stop and making gay happen. They are straight and both married

[@stak9465]

@@skyscraper7664 I don't think you know what bromance means

[@prostheticballerina]

I ship it

[@alaa.shalal]

I'm looking out for the amazing person who summarises the whole KZbin video in a "1 2 3" list 🥺

[@MistyyLou]

The list is in the description with time stamps

[@thomaslambert9582]

Be the change you want to see

[@flaviaE]

It’s right there in the description box

[@leahnorman9629]

Amen! It's painful to listen to all the filler chat.

[@skyejacques]

@@thomaslambert9582 Lol I was just gonna write that 😂

[@miagirl_nara]

I've been using Foreo Luna since 2019 and I am beyond happy with this product. Thanks to Foreo I don't need to do hydrafacial very often. I do 1 or 2 times a year for deep cleaning only. Foreo Luna (for sensitive skins) is in my morning and night routine 99% of the time. I think it is a very good long term investment.

[@drkryovak3026]

Yes I have a Foreo Luna and it actually does wonders for me, I had to keep it in storage and thought I'd use my hands though the results are nowhere near as close.

[@wordpoweractivate]

You have cleared up my questions about nose pore strips and talked me out of two useless products. Also, I have used a pore vacuum . I have sensitive skin. It was too rough on my face. Extremely minimal results. THANKS!

[@sjblack9135]

“Now going out of business, fortunately.” Here for that shade 😂😎

[@desireemensah]

That killed me!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@muta_othernames]

😂😂😂😂

[@RudhaWakening]

I actually laughed when he said that.

[@TheJazmineRose]

Just heard that !

[@katiejo2494]

i wasn't sure if he said fortunately or unfortunately lol

[@EmilyVJ]

Personally with my oily (slightly combination and prone to breakouts) the Foreo is a life saver for me. My cleanser is the only cleanser my skin won’t break out to but paired with the foreo it’s even better! Especially because being so oily I get blackheads under the skin and pimples under the skin. And because it’s silicone it’s much more gentle and bacteria friendly. Clarisonic always felt like it was ripping at my face. I only had that for a short time!

[@adelefernandez6946]

Foreo Luna has helped me with my dry skin and blackheads on my nose! When it comes to skincare it always comes down to what suits your lifestyle best and what will benefit your skin in the long run. I wouldn't discount all those skincare products. They are there for a reason. And around the globe, we have different skin types.

[@minnie3906]

There are also non electronic silicone face cleansers.

[@ellamaria354]

i get pimple under my skin on my cheeks did you ever figure out how to deal with that ?

[@mima_piedade]

@@ellamaria354 raw honey or clay masks helps me sometimes, the other times I just wait until it grows enough to come out.

[@josipag2185]

Same

[@apk7961]

Can you please a video on 'clean' beauty? I'd love to have some dermatologists' perspectives on what is safe ingredients wise and if such products are truly worth the extra money or another scam?

[@barborakosudova6953]

Thank you for all your videos, they are funny, informative and useful! I am subscribing. Two things you mentioned I use daily. If jade rollers help with lymphatic drainage, that is what they can be used for. You do not need it for tretaing the skin, but when used cool in the morning it helps immediately with how your face looks and feels! And it helps to absorb the serum before the next step. I am big on how calm and caring this morning ritual is, makes me looking forward to getting up from bed. I also use a very gentle toner (alcohol free) in the morning after just washing my face with water instead of face wash and during the day to freshen up before reapplying sunscreen. Works for me, though. Doesnt have to for anyone else.

[@iyanreasonda1879]

It just cleared my mind from all the things I don’t need. Saving up for other necessary things. Thank you so much for this info.

[@joyjo2031]

I remember when clarisonic was the hype. We need to stop doing all this skin care trends the simplest skincare routine is better

[@TrevorRitchie]

It's so funny how popular Clarisonic was at its peak!

[@sarahdiehl9156]

I remember Tati Westbrook talked about it on every. single. video. I trusted her so much back then, no idea why.

[@sweetlycomplex6486]

@@sarahdiehl9156 I still use my Clarisonic and I have tried switching to other products. My face still doesn’t feel as clean as it does with the Clarisonic 🤷🏻‍♀️ I always kept my clean and dry, so I don’t have any of the issues they listed.

[@rockgrlx]

Blame Oprah lol. I worked there before Oprah did her episode where she gives away her favorite things. Sales blew up overnight. It was crazy.

[@z.p.2607]

Try the Foreo Luna 3. It's a great device, especially for sensitive skin.

[@dear_totheheart]

So glad I found you both, so informative, straightforward, and practical, wish I had learned this all as a teen and throughout my young adult years wasting so much time, money, and hopes on ineffective products and approaches without realizing that typically "simple is best" and that the main things I ever really needed was sunscreen, a nice cleanser, moisturizer, vitamin c, and a retinol...ah if only I had known and had been able to save so much effort and wasted resources. This was a great video as well showing how most of this is marketing and not needed. Thanks, appreciate your guidance and honesty

[@cathybrokeit12]

I once had an estatician tell me she thought jade rollers were the single most skin changing development in the past few years, and I can see that, BUT it's probably because using the jade rollers really changes the way you APPLY your skincare aka actually giving it time to penetrate, incorporating some skin massage, and also being more intentional/ gentle vs the hectic skin scrub thing we all used to do all the time. The roller itself is meh.

[@katiacleroux7376]

I LOVE how you guys approached this! I just got a jade roller after hearing how cool to the touch it felt, and for me, I need a small experience to keep doing it. It feels great! But I always raise an eyebrow when they claim things like 'collagen building'!

[@monstruoguapa]

They basically mentioned all the good stuff I like about it, lymph movement and cooling effect. All skin practice "influencers" I follow also only talk about that. I have actually never heard about the collagen thing xd

[@michellep.145]

These two look like they have too much fun. Love their bro chemistry when they find something the other says is funny.

[@amiliajane1059]

U sure "bro chemistry or love chemistry" ?

[@scootingscout]

I work at ulta and I always get questions about skincare and anytime I don’t know I always come home after my shift and watch what you guys have to say 😌 love the videos so much super easy to watch and understand and always funny!!

[@josephine5809]

Thank you xxx. Question: Do you guys have any suggestions on serums for scar lightening? I'll certainly check your videos for your own daily skin care routines. Ty!

[@bellahessell6050]

I read the title as: “skin care: you don’t need skin - doctors” 😂

[@Doctorly]

🤣

[@lazy_panda8771]

😂😂

[@sunflowergirl1988]

Omg 🤣🤣

[@femalehobbitwithhairyfeet]

I read it as it is written... As in skin doctors are the thing you don't need

[@samanderson4413]

😂

[@tatianamorgan9894]

Great content! Thank you for giving everyday people, who can't get to a dermatologist, sound skincare advice. Much love!!

[@cbpapp]

I was subscribed, but didn’t hit the bell. Now I’ll receive all your videos! Thank you! You guys have spent years and a lot of money to become dermatologists and I’m grateful for you both! I’m going to take a look at all your library of vids so I don’t ask a stupid question. Happy New Year to you and your families!

[@dellabango4261]

In one of your videos, you talked about ROC skincare. I used that brand for a long time until they changed up their moisturizer, then I started having migraines. Neutrogena is my go-to now. Wished you'd talked about skincare for women 50+.

[@alrightride]

I love how accessible you make skin care from an expert's perspective. Seeing a dermatologist can get expensive, so find this deeply educational. Thank you!

[@Letitbe7905]

I would love to see a video on whether or not supplements are beneficial for our skin. Examples being biotin, collagen, sugar bear vitamins. Thank you for the tips! I found your video very helpful! I’m sure y’all are a hoot to work with! 😂Thanks again!

[@sophielaboissonniere4132]

Agee!!

[@nidanoor9612]

Waiting

[@hartmannhartmann9235]

I love that 👍

[@TrevorRitchie]

I'd love to see this too! So many conflicting reports!

[@marisoltolaba8710]

If you have a varied diet supplements are NOT necessary. Supplements are for healthy people who have a high requirement due to a physiological situation such as pregnancy

[@fragitude]

Well I'm glad I had the sense to spring for the silicone sonic cleaner over the rotating brush as my intuition told me it would be too rough to incorporate on a daily basis. When it comes to toners for me it's just an extra step for fun and I actually rotate four different brands depending on how my skin is looking. Sometimes I use the hydrating one, the pure witch hazel, the glycolic acid, or the vitamin c toner. It's kind of fun playing doctor and deciding what I could use for the day. ☺️

[@chandragray8186]

For me I would only use the jade roller for the lymphatic purpose. Looks easy for that purpose. I always forget to do it, only because I'm usually in a rush. However, might remind me to do it. Glad to know that my thought on it was correct though.

[@watermelonpie660]

I would love love LOVE for you guys to talk about peptides!! I've recently found a popular product called peptaronic serum that mainly consists of peptides and hyaluronic acid. Do peptides really work in collagen production? Are retinols/other ingredients more effective? Should I get this?

[@alirivegauniverse4969]

What about dry brushing, coral sea sponge, and konjac sponges for cleansing? Aslo, this channel is awesome! just discovered it. idk why YT recommended it to me, but I am glad it did!

[@jynxkat1369]

I have carpal tunnel in both my wrists and I have issues with my skin. I love the low vibration silicone face cleanser and it's really helped me. I like that I can clean it and keep it clean between washings and it isn't gonna be full of bacteria. I have a tendency to pick at my skin when really stressed and anything I can do to keep my hands off my face helps me from destroying my face...again. After being stalked and harassed by my ex and his new girlfriend, I picked at my face so badly that I have a scar on my nose now. I'm glad that type that I use isn't on your bad list. Edit: I also hold a lot of tension in my jaw, so the gently vibrations help relax those muscles. Oh, and hydrocolloid patches on breakouts and on my nose.

[@rmtmiller]

Jade rollers are great for any products you have in tubes, like masks, toothpaste, etc., because you can use them to press down from the bottom of the tube upward to help squeeze our every last bit before you have to cut the tube diagonally with a scissors to get the rest out before you discard the tube.

[@RegstarRogstar]

I can just use my toothbrush to do this...

[@Emma-kf2kj]

@@RegstarRogstar I use a rolling pin XD

[@VirgoINFP]

Clarisonic definitely ruined my skin! I was having oily and acne skin a few years ago, and the salesperson told me that I should use a face brush. My skin did not get any better. Now I stopped using any aggressive approach and stick with simple, basic skincare routine. My skin improves drastically.

[@Michelle.x]

@@katydid5088 how do u clean them

[@jennysamiley5652]

Well, I use jade roller every morning to wake up myself up since I’m not coffee person. The cool feeling of jade makes me fresh in the morning.

[@RealCheeseOnly]

I also have a Jade roller. It was inexpensive and I love it. It just feels good. A spoon wouldn't roll over the skin, but sure it could work. I have definitely done that! 😁👍 In the list they put, the jade roller is just something you don't need, but it does stuff and feels good and does not harm, unlike some of the other things listed.

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

I love my jade roller. It feels relaxing if nothing else. It does help with puffiness I think.

[@elizabethwilk9615]

Me too. People think it’s silly but it also helps with my sinuses and puppy skin

[@fragileinfairyland]

Theres nothing wrong with using a Jade roller because you enjoy it but I just hate that its always advertised as anti-aging which its not. My mom uses one and its not for anti-aging reasons, but because of all the areas to massage we always forget the face which is an important area so she finds it important to massage the face.

[@geedusa]

@@elizabethwilk9615 not silly It helps with lymphatic system So that makes sense

[@mamamememoo]

If you use jade rollers correctly along with meridian points, it does work. There are special points on your face that works with diff organs in your body. But you will want to do meridian points around the rest of the body too. I had a customer whom after we treated the large intestine channel, she had a reduction of pigmentation on her face itself. It was very significant. You don’t need a jade roller. U can use a smooth porcelain spoon. Some use a metal spoon but I don’t prefer that. Check how to do it and read up on Meridian points to get the best effect. Not just face wise but health wise.

[@kaylahevans8334]

I was shocked that toner made the list. As an esthetician I learned that toners are important for restoring the PH of the skin. The products we use in the treatment room don't strip the skin the way products like sea breeze do.

[@jenniferrb85]

Same!

[@harrypotterfan2536]

They aren't necessary, though.

[@DeadMelody]

Same here. I thought the cleansers strip the skin of almost everything and the toner afterwards is important to restoring ph and balance it before applying serums and creams.

[@nadyacoombes256]

Their truly not 100% necessary there’s other products that can restore ph balance back to the skin.

[@Cocochantelle]

Witch hazel does wonders for the little bumps I get on my forehead in the summer. It’s the only thing that’s worked.

[@judyorr-realtor]

I can't get rid of my Sea Breeze for sensitive skin. It's the only thing I've used that is affordable & really gets my skin clean. I have dry skin but it doesn't make my skin dry at all, and my skin looks brighter after using it. Any other kind of soap or cleaner makes my skin dry.

[@beckynunn4649]

If you like it use it

[@lesliecat2441]

I love witch hazel too. Honestly I have sensitive skin and eczema and it is so gentle. I do use a hydrating tone without alcohol after my cleanser and it helps alot with my enlarged pores. I think if it works for you then use the product. It's hard to suggest one product to the masses cause every person has a different skin type.

[@notgettingleftbehind]

I use witch hazel during hot/humid weather to clean my skin during the day. I keep a bottle with cotton in my desk and sometimes witch hazel wipes in my car. It helps keep grime off my skin until I get home and can wash my face.

[@yolandaangarola9916]

I love the way there's zero subtext to your discussion. Love it. Made my day, week, month or year. Subscribed immediately.

[@verahajekie134]

I love how Dr. Maxfield always just smiles through all the videos. Happy energy love it

[@ljrockstar69]

Please cover thoughts on LED/infrared skin care treatments, are those effective?

[@nobutaaaaaaaaa]

Like those LED masks. I'm so curious

[@Natalie-cx8od]

@@nobutaaaaaaaaa me too! I want to get one and i'd like to know if its worthy

[@caitsk4te]

As someone with broken blood vessels, yes. Just make sure you’re using infrared LED and different colors are good for different things. Like blue LED is good for acne, red/infrared/amber LED is good for rosacea, green LED is good for hyper pigmentation etc.

[@makaniistorm8664]

@@caitsk4te Which LED did you use for your broken blood vessels?

[@caitsk4te]

@@makaniistorm8664 red, yellow or amber colors are best for broken blood vessels and near infrared as well

[@heyboi_]

I used a Clarisonic from 2012-2019 and it made my skin routine fun and satisfying because I did notice the difference since I’m cleaning well and my products worked better. When it died in the end of 2019 I decided to try silicone devices since they were suggested but they just did not do the job well enough. I noticed my skin was becoming more congested even with skincare I used for a while and loved because of how good they work (Paula’s Choice BHA) and I also tried manual double cleansing. My skin was freaking out and getting textured that I just did not get before. I finally decided to try a similar device to Clarisonic which I got at Target called Spa Sciences Nova and I slowly incorporated it into my routine (I can now handle using morning and night. I am male maybe my skin handles it better) and wow my skin must have really missed the thorough cleansing because it’s looking smoother every day and I’m kind of mad I waited so long and wasted money on lame devices. I now am starting to look forward to washing my face again. My pores just feel much clearer. I do make sure to pay attention to my skin and try to keep a healthy barrier with great products 😇 I am gentle with it and keep it clean and sanitized. It may not work for all people but others can really see great results!

[@jamiehershon]

I'm with you. I love the Clarisonic! I still have the Mia from 2012 lol. Sucks they went under. I actually bought a backup on Ebay and stocked up on their brushes too. They had one of the best face cleansers too so I bought a few bottles of it on Ebay (I'm cool with expired products). I tried the silicone device and also felt like it did very little.

[@janicfeth3703]

What a great video! I would love to see a version of this dedicated to other skincare devices like red light therapy, the PMD Microdermabrasion, the skin spatulas, the microneedling rollers, facial ice globes, etc...

[@RRSMT]

Yes on microderm at home kits. A trophy ad come on RIGHT after watching the video!!!

[@HOTkhunniegirl2]

I'm using the AHA/BHA clarifying treatment toner from cosrx and it helps my skin a lot! It cleared out my skin, exfoliate gently & smoothen out my texture. I think toners is not needed in a routine but once you found one that works just stick to it. But definitely stay away from those with alcohol or astringents.

[@TheBLGL]

They were referring to toners with alcohol, because they were talking about using it to get rid of residue. They even mentioned K-Beauty toners with actives are fine.

[@CadetRedShirt]

In regards to jade rollers, i only ever had thought it would be for a massage o: i had no idea people claimed it would help with collagen or acne!

[@jodypalmer979]

Can you do a skin care routine for mature skin? Love your videos!!!